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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
4
The issue notes distress over California crop rumors, urges Wyoming Day attendance at the Portland Exposition on July 10, and reports unrest in Russia including navy mutiny. It warns parents about Fourth of July risks from cast iron cannons and cheap pistols, urging inquiry into youths' plans to prevent injuries.
President Roosevelt returned to Harvard twenty five years after graduation and delivered a speech urging higher ideals and denouncing semi professional college athletes. He praised American values and warned against undergraduates pursuing quasi professional sports at the expense of academics.
A report claims the President will seek Congressional action to soften parts of the Chinese exclusion law amid Chinese and Asian merchant protests. The text notes prior administrative nudges to ease enforcement and warns against overestimating boycott impacts while noting shifting purchasing patterns and ongoing U.S. concessions.
The Globe Democrat argues that indemnities from the Boxer era shaped policy and notes the evacuation after settlement as a model for others. It warns immigration officials to enforce the exclusion laws while calling for the milder features to be repealed, and remarks sentiment in trade is secondary to policy.
The president warns that the affluent who evade laws through legal schemes threaten public trust. He urges graduates from Harvard to act responsibly in business and society, combining resolve with action to achieve tangible results beyond rhetoric.
Cambridge June 28 President Roosevelt attended Harvard Liberaity class day events amid a milestone 100000 cash gift from alumni presented without conditions. The Roosevelt name highlighted a notable gathering as graduates pursue diverse careers in law business medicine government ministry farming railroading journalism and other fields.
Impressed by a busy schedule Henry W. Savage the impresario plans to depart Cambridge late tonight for Oyster Bay carrying forward his engagements. Mr Roosevelt is not specified but the trip aims at advancing theatre plans and upcoming events in Oyster Bay.
Cattle and sheep receipts reported for June 28 in Chicago and Omaha show markets generally strong or steady. Chicago prices ranged for steers from about 5.25 to 6.00, cows and heifers to 4.75, and calves up to 6.26, with sheep including wethers at 4.65 to 5.25 and lambs to 8.00. Omaha quotes list native steers up to 5.75, cows and heifers near 0.50, stockers to 4.75, calves to 5.75, and sheep with yearlings to 5.75 and lambs around 6.30.
A catalog note describes a selection of con Sistory charms and buttons offered at Buechner's shop. The listing highlights decorative items and adds that the collection includes varied styles and motifs.
A historical ad lists ladies and boys shoes with soles and heels priced from 7c to 1.50. The entry notes Frank Betella at 1706 Eddy Street, Cheyenne Wyoming.
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