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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1908
Page
8
Light and Satire in Editorial Exchanges Across Papers
A collage of quotes on gender roles politics and humor from editors and writers. The pieces reference spankings marriage Easter lilies media figures and presidential self characterization as conservative radical democrat and monarchist.
Whole Hog or None at Wyoming University Debated
The Boomerang attacks state treasurer Otto Gramm over $50 000 laws and partisan control of the university. It cites Graves Smiley Lewis and Tindel as witnesses to the folly of politicizing university affairs and urges educated citizens to pursue their duties unmolested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Gramm
Wyoming
Editorial roars on party turnout and Chicago delegation
The Saratoga Observer quotes the Natrona county Tribune arguing two Pullman sleepers can hold all Democrats in the state. It warns Weil Brother Mohler that Republicans and Democrats will still need more votes next fall and urges sending an instructed delegation to Chicago to boost reform movement support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natrona County Tribune
Weil Brother
Mohler
Chicago
Saratoga
Bryan club at Laramie promotes local subscriptions
The Albany County Bryan club in Laramie Wyo plans to boost circulation of the Commoner and the Laramie Boomerangs. W H Holliday says they aim to add three to four hundred new subscribers in the area and the club begins by sending in a list of ten new subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany County
Bryan Club
Laramie
Wyo
W. H. Holliday
Cody Stock Grower Hails Durkett Bill But Skeptics Doubt
The Cody Stock grower prints optimistic columns on the Durkett bill claiming progress though it never became law and has been effectively dead for weeks. He suggests corroboration from Teddy Roosevelt and Judge Carey to complete the consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durkett
Lessons From the Hanna Mine Disaster in Wyoming
The Hanna coal mine explosion in Wyoming killed many and trapped rescuers as they risked their lives to reach entombed workers. The editorial urges stricter mine regulations, better ventilation, and a formal commission to study and reform mining safety nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Wyoming
Balaklava
Valley of Death
Hell
Brotherhood of Man
How a Lease Law Works: Tax Shifts and Big Land Trusts
The Lusk Herald argues lease laws favor large stockmen like Judge Carey. It cites the SO ranch west of Douglas valued at $150,000 and connected lease land, suggesting many small ranch families would be taxed more if lands were held by them. The piece calls for settlement with people, not large outfits, and criticizes public support for big holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Carey
Douglas
Box Elder Creek
The
Herald
Lusk Herald
Orchard Court Farce and Sentence Questioned
The article blasts Judge Wood for sentencing Orchard to death after twenty four men doubted the confession and asks the pardons board to commute. It argues the confession was manufactured and that Orchard will be freed despite boasting of murder. The piece labels the process a farce and accuses pretrial framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard
Wood
Board of Pardons
Encampment Herald
Information for Mr. Deming
A brief political note warns that a committeeman may vote personal sentiment over constituent interests. The line cites private information from the En campment Herald and addresses Brother Deming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Deming
Encampment Herald
Smelter Resumes Blister Copper Output at Penn Wyoming Plant
Encampment Wyoming March 30 Special to The Leader The Penn Wyoming smelter has resumed operations and is again turning out blister copper after an idle period caused by tramway accident repairs. Nine miles of tramway cable were replaced and smelter machinery was standing idle during the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyo
Penn-Wyoming
Jere
Necesary
Waa Ab
Stanatill
Wyoming man shows genuine Stradivarius violin
Cody resident Kirwin mine owner displays a true Stradivarius kept in his family for 119 years and in his possession for almost four decades. The instrument's history is described as authentic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genuine Stradivarius
Cody
Wye
Mareh
Li Tewsicbury
Kirwin
Lo Exhibiting
Bis
Miners Blame Wells Outrage for Discharge
Telluride Colo March 30 union miners came down from the hills claiming they were discharged for the attempt last week to assassinate General Bulkeley Wells, Smuggler-Union mines manager. They say districtwide discharge and reestablishment of the card system were planned. Inside reports say owners are hiring non union miners from Denver. The discharged men deny any guilt in the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telluride
Colo
Denver
Honduran Consul General Loses Wife After Blood Transfusion
In New York on March 30 Dr. Luis de Laza, consul general of Honduras, donated blood to try to save his wife. The operation failed and she died yesterday at the French hospital. He is seriously ill from the procedure and the shock. She was 29, mother of five, and had not been in good health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Luis de Laza
Honduras
Change in Drivers of Alert Fire Team
W H Chaffee resigns after eleven months as driver for the Alert Hose company. Ed P Taylor will succeed him tomorrow. Chaffee departs in a few days for Trelona to join Bear Creek Land and Live Stock. He is an expert horseman who trained two teams of Orr horses noted for steadiness and speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Chaffee
Alert Hose Company
Ed. P. Taylor
Chaffee
Trelona
Bear Creek Land & Live Stock Company
Alerts
Orc
Mexican slayer sentenced to five years in penitentiary
Filberto Vialpando, convicted of manslaughter for killing a Mexican sheepherder, was sentenced by Judge D. H. Crale in Rawlins Wyoming to a five year term in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Wyo
Filberto Vialpando
D. H. Crale
Saltsmann Divorce Suit Filed on Desertion Grounds
Laura Saltemann filed for divorce from Christian J. Saltemann in district court citing desertion and non support. The couple wed in Omaha on November 8 1896. no later marriage outcome is listed in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Saltemann
District Court
Christian J. Saltsmann
Omaha
White Blood and Yellow White Blood and Yellow
A Japanese man Frank Mamiya and Miss Angelo Legr attempted to marry in Cheyenne but Wyoming’s miscegenation law blocked the license. They left for Denver with Frank Watanabe as witness after the clerk refused issuance. Also Frank Anselmo and Mrs. Dora C. Schaaff of Denver married in Evanston, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mamiya
Angelo Legr
Cheyenne
Denver
Wyoming
Mamiya
Mise Legr
Frank Watanabe
Frank Anselmo
Dora C. Schaaff
Hanna Coal Camp in Wyoming Produces Half Million Tons
Hanna, a major Wyoming coal camp on the Union Pacific line 124 miles west of Cheyenne, hosts about 2000 residents all tied to mining. The camp, outputting about 450000 tons yearly, centers on No 1 mine which yielded 250000 tons last year and the two other mines No 2 and No 3. All three mines are owned by the Union Pacific Coal company with No 1 supplying the general market and No 2 serving the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific Coal Company
Biggest Vein Ever Found in Gold Camp
Cripple Creek Colorado report details a massive new ore strike at the Portland mine on Battle Mountain. The Captain No. 3 stope at 400 and 500-foot levels reveals an ore body 110 feet wide and 450 to 600 feet long, with unsorted ore ready for shipment valued at about 30 dollars per ton. A landmark discovery in Cripple Creek mining history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Colo
Portland
Battle Mountain
Wyoming Charges Increase in Care of Unfortunates
Governor Bryant B Brooks of Wyoming with charity reform board visited Colorado Governor Buchtel over higher monthly care costs for unfortunates in Wyoming institutions. Colorado lists seventeen charges at Golden school eight at deaf and blind asylum two at House of the Good Shepherd. State price rose from 16 50 to 20 a month effective January 1. Brooks toured all institutions and says he will pay, Wyoming has no institutions to house unfortunates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant B. Brooks
Wyoming
Charity and Reform Board
Buchtel
Denver News
Golden School
Deaf and Blind Asylum
House of the Good Shepherd
Colorado
Brooke
Reward Offered for Arrest of Paper Thieves
A ten dollar reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person stealing papers from doors or gates after delivery by our carriers. T Joe Cahill City Circulator seeks to stop thefts.
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Puble
Evanston Press
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Illinois
Hanna District
MR. Deming
OF Alert Fire Team
Evanston
Charles Johnson
Bell Cook
Salt Lake
T. Joe Cahill
Steinway
Behning
Emerson
Ledgers
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
Seventeenth & Ferguson St
Arte
Mes
Glafcke
Oo Lens
Ie Ali Oil
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Best Lumber
P. J. Black
16Th
van Lennen
Dyer
Mike M’closkey
1610
Eddy St
Hotel Becker
J. Bovee
Thomes Street
the City Loan CO
First National Bank Building
Atoms
Naasonanix Grand Restaurant
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