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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
2
The Cheyenne Leader urges practical action to house Union Pacific shopmen families. Superintendent Manning says 200 more workers with families could be employed if dwellings exist. Readers consider cottage, loan, or building associations while avoiding overextension. The piece cites Chicago Tribune praise for Carter’s river and harbor bill stance.
The president's address calls for broader foreign markets through reciprocal trade, warns against wasteful public spending, and stresses honesty, capacity, and industry in public service. It notes issues in China policy, Cuba enfranchisement, and Phoenix Philippine relations, with emphasis on moderation and fairness.
The Chicago Times-Herald lauded Senator Thomas A. Carter for his senate career and a river and harbor bill speech that saved $50,000,000 and thwarted pork. It lamented his not returning to Congress but praised his courage and lung power.
A prominent trader describes Porto Rico as orderly with Porto Rican troops and police, touts a 15 percent tariff as temporary, and notes local land tax plans. He recalls Governor Allen’s clothing order and its reversal amid colonial setting. Related editorials discuss Cuba policy and McKinley’s humane delays for Senator Harlan.
Local forecast shows fair weather tonight and Friday with a cooler Friday. In the west a fall in pressure shifts warm trends. rain from the Pacific Northwest noted. Central and eastern states enjoy fair conditions while Jacksonville reports 80 degrees. 24 hour data: high 51 low 28 with no precipitation.
Sagasta will attempt to construct a new Spanish cabinet as he navigates a volatile political landscape. The plan comes as England debates tariff measures to boost revenue and the Missouri supreme court upholds a beer inspection law.
The column surveys summer fabrics and trims with notes on embroidered Swiss gowns, silk and linen blends, and wide canvas wool gowns for the south. It mentions decorators at Chaffin's greenhouse, composition work, and new garment trends including chemise robe de nuit and guipure lace blouses.
Ad copy proclaims the Leader reaches more readers than any paper with morning papers and timely notices. It urges readers to choose The Leader for state news and advance editions.
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