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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
2
The Denver News reflects on William J. Bryan after his third presidential loss. It asserts Taft's victory, credits Bryan with shaping reform and warns Roosevelt’s influence, while hoping Taft governs for the entire people despite strong counterforces.
A vendor urges customers to choose only the best brands and promises to stand behind their merit. The message emphasizes serving friends with quality refreshments and offers to handle home orders.
Boston November 4 Mrs Claudia Hains wife of Captain P C Hains who with Bisbro Jenkins Hains is charged with Annis has given opinions intimating she may testify against her husband and his brother She says newspapers have attacked her character and she may become a witness in the murder trial depending on her ability to withstand abuse.
An ad promotes a skin centered cure for eczema claiming it is not a blood disease and skin should be treated from the surface. It touts wintergreen in a D. D. Prescription as a proven remedy and urges readers to seek this treatment from Drug Co.
The Civil Service Commission announced the second examination for two federal civil service positions in Cheyenne. Vacancies include Laboratory Aide in the Department of Agriculture at $60 per month and Cabinetmaker in the Bureau of Standards at $720 per annum. Applicants must be 17 or older on exam day.
Central American tensions rise amid Dutch Curacao blockade threats. President Castro orders 560000 troops mobilized, ships from Holland watch developments as Maracaibo activity and frontier powder shipments surge. Reports from Laguaira and Curaçao reflect growing war anxiety and diplomatic notices.
A letter from Wisconsin describes a three year old nearly dying but surviving after taking Foley's Laxative. The writer credits the remedy with saving the child's life and expresses gratitude to the product and its maker.
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