Subscription rates for Daily Leader announced at Cheyenne
W W G Bond and H A Clarke editors note second class matter status at the Cheyenne Wyoming post office. The Daily Leader subscription rate is one year nine dollars fifty cents.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
4
W W G Bond and H A Clarke editors note second class matter status at the Cheyenne Wyoming post office. The Daily Leader subscription rate is one year nine dollars fifty cents.
An editorial warns of postwar Japanese immigration to the United States and its impact on Wyoming. It cites 50 million Japanese, displacement of white workers, lower wages, and export savings, urging a Japanese exclusion law despite Japan’s potential trade retaliation.
The article notes mounting tensions in Morocco with Delcasse quitting after a clash over French control. Premier Rou vier becomes foreign minister and aims to ease tensions with Germany. Kaiser elevates Von Buelow to prince as Berlin signals a shift in the Moroccan dispute.
The ministerial figure remained in place after an initial resignation was not accepted. Later, when Mordecco moved toward German views and rejected France’s reforms, Deleasse again resigned and was allowed to depart as a Globe Democrat.
Chicago and Omaha cattle and sheep auctions show steady to strong demand. Receipts in Chicago reach 22 000 cattle and 18 000 sheep with varying prices for steers cows and feeders. Omaha reports 2 500 cattle and 12 000 sheep with market strength and wide price ranges.
The Electric Studio will make Cabinet Pictures for 1.98 dollars until June 25. The offer runs for a limited time and targets customers seeking affordable image production.
Notice records the incorporation of the Nevada Bullfrog Min Company in Cheyenne Wyoming on June 12 1905 with capital stock of one million dollars to operate mining related ventures across states and territories. It lists five trustees including Charles S Wilson of Goldfield Nevada and Wyoming agent Charles W Burdick Cheyenne. Also includes notice to creditors for the estate of Sophia Marks with administrator John W Lacey and a six month claim period.
Madame Pyltlengria arrives at tente corner 18th Street and Capitol Avenue offering consultations on affairs of Ife sickness lawsuits investments real estate missing wills lost property and absent friends. They claim to cure diseases reveal life insights employ talents and guide success with affordable prices.
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