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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
2
The piece lauds President McKinley and Roosevelt, praising unity in the Republican Party, the president’s leadership, and the rising health and suitability of the vice presidential candidate. It notes support for widening national leadership and expansion, with a nod to A W Phillips and his Paris visit.
The article notes Philadelphia residents warmly hosted attendees of the Republican convention with generous hospitality. The correspondent claims the city fulfilled promises to the national committee, making the event enjoyable for visitors and locals alike.
The city spent over 250000 on guest entertainments as Republican clubs organized a unified Allied Philadelphia network. Voters were tracked and allocated, visitors met at train stations, passports granted access to clubs and public institutions, and elaborate programs, dinners, and electric displays shaped a hospitable, well coordinated show. Over 5000 attended a mass meeting at the Academy of Music after seats in the convention hall proved scarce.
A rural tale follows a man named John who leaves his quiet town for a chance at fame in the city. He imagines praise but finds only questions and a wary reception upon return, as locals puzzle over his brief gamble for renown. A stray ad line for summer underwear closes the piece.
A Paris art expo report notes delays due to cleanup and scaffolding. It urges would be visitors to wait until July to see the artworks, highlighting French Russian and American pieces along with portraits of the czar and notable figures in a grand gallery setting.
Wyoming Republicans praise President McKinley’s administration as prosperous and progressive. They credit open markets, strong public credit, and imperial policy successes in the Philippines and China. The platform pledges continued support for McKinley’s renomination and further pro‑business legislation.
Notice lists a settler Robert Walden with final proof due July 26 Cheyenne Wy and witnesses named Myer, Guifland, Rutledge. Also a divorce action James McAleenen vs Sarah Jane McAleenen finalized in Whit cord county. A stockholders meeting for F Warren Mercantile Co Cheyenne set for July 1900 followed by item LADIA BLACK SILK MITTS from Myers & Co.
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