Local newspaper notice from Cheyenne Wyoming 1907
Informal postal and subscription data from Cheyenne Wyoming dated September 6 1907 includes post office filing under the 1873 act, subscription rates for daily and three month terms, carrier delivery details, and contact names for the city circulator and society matters. The fragment cites delivery irregularities and requests complaints to T Joe Cubill city circulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sgiudad de
Isseseger Snes
T. Joe Cubill
Society Matter
Kern and Electors Named in Indiana Wyoming Versus
The slate for Vice-President John Worth Kern who hailed from Indiana is joined by Presidential Electors John H Ward of Uintah County Andrew M Micken of Carbon County and B G Rogers of Big Horn County representing Wyoming in the candidacy.
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John Worth Kern
Indiana
Wyoming
John H. Ward
Unita County
Andrew M'Micken
Carbon County
B. G. Rogers
Big Horn County
Cheyenne Aims to Become Metropolitan City with Street Railway
The Cheyenne Industrial club urges rapid growth as electric street railways, new water projects, and a booming Fort Russell expansion push the city toward a Greater Cheyenne. 2,500 new settlers in the region, $1,000,000 Fort Russell work, and a $160,000 Crystal Lake dam reflect broad development and Wyoming’s rising profile.
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Crystal Lake Reservoir
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Crystal Lake
City
Fort
Wyoming
Denver
Cheyenne Industrial Club
Tariff issue highlighted as campaign focus grows
The article notes early signals that tariff policy will dominate the presidential campaign, with emphasis on distinguishing Republican and Democratic positions as observers await clearer party platforms and debate priorities. The text stresses the tariff as a central, accumulating issue shaping voter expectations.
Polarizing tariff debate colors party lines in Denver platform
The Denver Democratic platform calls for immediate tariff removal on goods competing with trusts and lower duties on life’s necessities to curb monopoly gains. The piece argues this stance would reduce price manipulation, boost competition, and relieve consumers, contrasting it with Chicago’s plank.
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Randall and Morrison
Ron Kelley
Chicago
Denvér
Bryan Says He Values Love Over Office at Fairview Talk
Excerpts from William Jennings Bryan's speech to Lincoln friends at Fairview reveal his humility and gratitude for public support. He says fate is unknowable, honors the free will of voters, and credits his father for teaching righteous principles and courage to stand in the minority when right.
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Bryan
Fairview
Lincoln
Normal
Lancaster
Nebraska
United States
Denver
Quip and Quirk: Worldly Wits Spread Across Papers
A collage of humorous quotes from several papers features officeholders, judges, and citizens trading quips. Notable lines poke at politics, history, social crazes, and weather tales, with Bank, parlor socialist, and fumigated bills among the playful jests.
Let the People Rule in Taft Bryan Faction Clash
A Chicago convention showdown sees Theodore Roosevelt push Taft via Southern federal officeholders. the piece accuses Taft backers of corrupting public officials to gain votes, urging the public to resist dictatorship and defend party integrity.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Chicago
Bryan
Windy City
Taft
Balt Lake
Notes From a Patchwork World of Ambition and News
A quirky scan of varied items mentions the shah of Persia as a steam roller figure, Eugene Field’s son installing peanut vending machines, and a stale quip about goober poetry. Kentucky Adjutant General Johnston orders retirement of one third of state militia in tobacco districts. Governor Johnson’s California press agent is Helen Mae Talbot, a fast talker. John Hays Hammond donates $10 000 to support a political science college project at George Washington University.
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Persia
Eugene Field
Werse
Johnston
Kentucky
Johnson
California
Helen Mae Talbot
John Hays Hammond
Richard D. Harlan
George Washington University
College of Political Science
Judge Burke Says War Talk in U S Is Overborder
Judge Thomas Burke, returning from Japan to Beattie, says war between the U S and Japan is too remote to be considered and that international trouble talk stems in the United States.
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Thomas Burke
Japan
Beattie
United States
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Pole
Denver Times
Pine Bluffs
Boston
New Jersey
John Burroughs
White House
Philadelphia
Fennel
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Birmingham Age-Herald
Chicago Daily News
Lola
Houston Post
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Death Watch
Raspberries
Kelley Mercantile Co
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Palace Pharmacy
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Cheyenne Creamery
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