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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
8
Fragmented text shows a newspaper notice listing Bartlett items and subscription rates with odd spacings. It notes second class matter designation and Cheyenne Wyoming postal filing, but details are incomplete.
A collage of editorials and satirical quips on Secretary Taft’s campaign apparatus, La Follette’s shifting “hour” label, and talk of resignations. It critiques anti injunctions, Bryan addressing cowboys, and the Aldrich-Vreeland currency plan turning securities into basis for money. It concludes with sharply voiced questions to conservatives bankers Republicans and populists.
The passage accuses Morgan, Rockefeller, Harriman and other national bank owners of manipulating stock markets. It claims they control securities and can demand more money, using a National Currency Association to certify securities as government backed funds for vast sums. It questions the average man’s view of the scheme.
Montana State says John Mitchell stands as a representative intelligent leader for labor and government service. The piece lauds his patriotism, restraint from demagoguery, and ability to unite workers with capital for sane progress. It touts Bryan and Mitchell as a winning ticket for the Democrats.
A Corpus Christi Caller editorial urges city boosters to heed the Golden Rule and cooperate to grow the community. It cites a citizen’s boycott threat against nonmembers of the Commercial Club and urges mutual support among businesspeople, noting the club’s rolls as a test of who is a booster. Atlantic City stray lines appear as editorial noise.
A collage of light quips from late 19th century papers features jokes on waiting, newsprint limits, after dinner talk, romance, kitchen misreads, and misunderstandings about love work. Snapshots include republican tones about partisan publishing and playful banter on marriages and employment.
Patten donates 150000 of his winnings to Northwestern University amid questions about tainted funds. The note mentions notable historical figures including Valerian Gribayedoff, early American sketch artist, and Judge William Charles Adamson of Georgia. John F. Finerty, prominent Irish American from Chicago, is reported gravely ill at 62 after a long public career. Finerty served in Civil War and Fenian raids and rode with Crook and Miles in the Sioux campaigns.
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