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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1900

Page

2

Oregon Victory in 1900 Republican Sweep

The Oregon result shows a strong Republican majority with 1896 and 1894 contrasts noted. Debates on expansion, silver, and party unity are highlighted while calls for Wyoming oil, soda, and copper development frame regional interest. Dolliver emerges as a VP candidate, Dewey’s political status is questioned, and court rulings affect prize money for Admiral Dewey.

Oregon Rocky Mountain McKinley Bryan Wyoming

No More Songsters in Millinery Billi

The Audubon Society leads a campaign to stop using live songbirds as millinery decorations. Feather dealers resisted, thinking it sentimental, but activists press on to replace birds with artificial or non songbird adornments, warning of a future devoid of songbirds.

BILLI Audubon Society Audubon Sociatios Fuddlere Campuen Ufe

Birds and hats spark milliner pledge and European tensions

American Audubon societies press for protection of native birds including gulls terns owls and others against millinery use. The millinery association capitulates promising to stop using wild North American birds if laws to spare domestic fowl and game feather practices are not pursued. A Odessa Listok critique warns the US stance on Turkey could trigger European resistance and a renewed concert among powers over straits.

Audubonites Weaton Chicago Times-Herald United States Turkey Odessa Constantinople Russia Europe Rissa

Hawaii Territory Act Expands Federal Governance

The act creates a distinct Hawaiian territory with a separate supreme court and U S district court. It establishes a bicameral legislature, and grants the governor powers to mobilize federal forces, suspend habeas corpus, and act in defense of public safety until the president decides.

United States Supreme Court Circuit Bench United States District Court i Senate House Hawaii

Political cerebral spill from late 19th century notes

A collage of political quips and anecdotes referencing Baden-Powell Buller McKinley Altgeld Bryan and Dewey with musings on campaigns, homesteads, impeachments, and party shifts. The piece blends satire about Montana senate balance and American foreign policy with humorous asides on public figures.

Copper Discoveries Foster Wyoming Copper Camps

The Denver Republican highlights copper prospects near Siding in southern Wyoming and nearby Grand Encampment. It notes high grade ore at The Siding, a likely large deposit, with summer development seen as advancing trade for Denver and copper dealers in the eastern United States awaits results.

Intea Wyoming Denver Omaha United States

Letter of appreciation from Wyoming Daughters of the Revolution

Gertrude Hepbard writes at April 1 1900 from Laramie Wyoming praising the D A R for its aims to promote patriotism history and preservation. She notes namesake places like Laramie Plains Laramie Peak Laramie Range Laramie River Fort Laramie and Laramie County and closes on behalf of the Chapter Regent. The letter honors Robert C Morrie secretary of the State Historical Society and signals cooperation between organizations.

Robert C. Morris Hay State Historical Society Cheyenne Wyo Mr. Morria Wyoming National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Washington Jacques Laramie Laramie Plains Laramie Peak Laramie Range Laramie River Fort Laramie Laramie County City of Laramie Gertrude Hpbard

Emperor and Family Visit to the Circus

The German emperor plans a family outing to the circus. The piece humorously suggests fixtures for Prince Frederick William and other Hohenzollern youths to enjoy the spectacle, including earning admission by water for camels and watching the parade. It notes the charm of a free pass and the need to balance majesty with casual fun.

Prince Kite Prita Hohensaulern Frederick Fritz Augustus Joachim Adelbert Oscar America Iila Frederick William William Unter den Linden

Fire destroys Balch slaughter house near Laramie

A blaze swept the Balch slaughter house on the riverbank southwest of town early today, gutting the frame complex. Two Mosere Harding and Hartman employees, Al Billott and his partner, escaped with only a few belongings as four cattle perished and the origin remains under investigation with suspicions of incendiary fire.

Laramle Cu Imits Balch Slaughter Hollan

City Notes Seeks Housing and Services Amid Storm

Fragmented notices list gale related repairs at 2140 House and 15 cegtest barber shop, plus a for rent item at 219 East Eighteenth. Also ads seek a caregiver for an eighteen month old and a loaned land deal yielding 600 ton hay per year with good water rights at a $400 acre value.

Gale Gall iMedeett Reamy Quire

Republican Platform Endorses McKinley Victory and Philippine Policy

The document outlines Republican aims including strong military, open markets, open door in China, and opposition to Spain’s hold. It lauds McKinley for victory, supports renomination, and emphasizes national prosperity, credit strength, and expansion of production and labor opportunities. It pledges unity with Wyoming Republicans and upholds treaty sovereignty in the Philippines.

China William McKipley Republican Party Wyoming Abraham Lincoln United States Paria Spain Philippine Islands Senate Congress MacKinley Gailera People of the Philippine Republican Party of

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