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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
3
In Globe Arizona Democrats won a complete victory in the May 26 city election. Mayoral candidate Al Kinney led the socialist opponent two to one, with socialists casting more votes for the ticket than the Republicans.
May 26 Grover Colorado report details nine year old Sarah Avery burned by hot coffee spilled during kitchen accident. Burns to arms and upper body severe. legs less affected. risk of lasting disfigurement. Local notes cover water well drilling, notary public appointment, railway rumors, and social events including a Friday dance.
John Loftus of Scranton, a close ally, starts a push for John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers to be the Democratic presidential candidate. Loftus reports Pennsylvania delegates are ready to back him and may lead a national campaign rally.
A heated competition between two camp divisions aims to recruit new members with the June 7 initiation night. The losing side must host a banquet for the winners and candidates. Regular meeting attendance dipped due to postponed institute talks and a changed Sunday school hour near Turner district.
An unsigned notice claims kidney complaints kill more people than any disease as insidious onset hides danger until late. It touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a preventative measure if taken timely, signed A. E. Roodel.
An advertisement for first class furniture repairing and upholstering from Cheyenne Upholstering Works located at 406 West Seventeenth Street. Contact via iPhone 620 black.
Palmer's Restaurant at 210 West Sixteenth Street advertises fresh strawberries every day. The note highlights daily servings and the location for diners seeking berry treats.
Washington May 26 Republicans show discontent and factional strife over a proposed emergency currency bill. Leaders blame each other for failed leadership as Democrats resist hurried legislation. Walter Wellman notes fears of Bryan defeating Taft. Capitol blame shifts between Speaker Cannon and Senator Aldrich.
Collapsible tube with nozzle contains Man Zan Pile Remedy aimed at soothing healing reducing inflammation and relieving soreness and itching. Priced at 60 cents from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Palmer's Restaurant at 219 West Sixteenth Street advertises daily strawberry service. The notice emphasizes fresh fruit offerings and ongoing diners' appeal in a local dining section.
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