Cheyenne Leader and Excerpts from Various Letters
A collage of a Cheyenne Leader issue fragment including publishing notices, delivery complaints contact, and ad-like content. It also quotes brief conversational snippets about elections, a lawman levying on a stereoscopic outfit, and a joke about musicians hair length reflecting a silent-era newspaper tone.
Repeal the Sherman Law and Trust Fears Stirred
A Confederate column discusses the Sherman anti trust act and its enforcement on the Tobacco trust, suggesting possible amendment under Taft and a Republican Congress or even Roosevelt. It notes stock market reactions and hints at political maneuvering. The item then shifts to a personal notes section with varied celebrity mentions and academic appointments.
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Bryan
Tobacco Trust
Taft
Roosevelt
Congress
World-Herald
Fragmented quotes from early 20th century papers
A collage of stray quotations from Cleveland Leader and Chicago Record Herald fragments. The bid for a marriage proposal and social chatter blend with garbled lines about campaigns and family tensions.
Roosevelt likened to Roman Emperor Augustus by Italian historian
Boston November 20 Italian historian Gugliemo Ferrero, lecturing at the Lowell Institute, says Theodore Roosevelt reminds him of Emperor Augustus. He notes a London review of the president’s writings on divorce and race, comparing Roosevelts views and phrasing to Augustus’s reign from 27 B C to 47 A D.
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Guglielmo Ferraro
New York
Menelik
Abyssinia
Roosevelt
Solomon
Queen Victoria
Alfonso
Richard C. Maclaurie
Columbia University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Edinburgh
Scotland
New Zealand
Boston
Gugliemo Ferrero
Lowell Institute
Theodore Roosevelt
Augustus
London
B. C
A. D
American fleet not going to China
Washington reports from the Navy Department deny any truth to claims that the Philippine squadron plans a China voyage. The fleet was instructed to keep away from the battleship fleet and will not meet Manila. Any such order would be made public if issued.
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China
Washington
Navy Department
China Ports
Manila
Fort Russell Notes and Local Happenings
Mr. Johnson from Indianapolis visits his daughter Mrs. W J Stewart at Fort Russell. A band concert Thursday evening drew a large crowd. A small greenhouse near the pumping station will help care for flowers through winter. Sergeant Beatty now with the recruiting service at Jefferson Barracks Mo will return there this afternoon. Second Lieutenant Roger S Parrott was taken to the hospital yesterday.
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Johnson
Indianapolis
W. J. Stewart
Beatty
11Th Infantry
Jefferson Barracks
Roger 8. Parrott
Second Field Artillery
Keefe Declared Not to Stand Trial for King Murder
The Wyoming Supreme Court ruled that Frank J. Keefe cannot be tried for the murder of Thomas J. King in Rawlins on April 20, 1908 due to a denial of a constitutional speedy trial. Keefe had previously faced trial for the unrelated King death charge, was convicted, and served four years before release and arrest on the King case.
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Wyoming
Frank J. Keefe
Supreme Court
C. N. Potter
Rawlins
Thomas J. King
Keefe
King
John Baxter
Harce
Walter R. Stoll
Cheyenne
Groesbeck
Laramie
C. Downey
Old— County
Cuting Sttormey
Carbon
In Defense of Our Dogs
The letter argues for dogs as useful companions and protectors amid heavy criticism. It asserts dogs guard homes, alert for intruders, assist in daily tasks, and deserve respect regardless of breed or pedigree, urging enforcement of humane and housing ordinances.
Fighting Bob Evans Takes Rail and Harbor Role in Los Angeles
Los Angeles announces that "Fighting" Bob Evans will head the board of directors for the Los Angeles Harbor company and lead a railway network from San Pedro to Southern California. Lt. Gen. Chaffee and other military contacts supported his move after his retirement from active service, with Evans expected to start duties before April 1.
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Bob Evans
Los Angeles
Hor Waterways
Los Angeles Brasbor Company
San Pedro Harbor
California
Chaffee
Elty
Army
Naval
Admiral Evans
Harbor Company
Injured Man Badly When Water Tricycle Jumps Track
G. H. Bailey broke a leg last evening at 5 16 near Corlett tank six miles west of town when a water tricycle he rode jumped the track. Two companions Dalley L Hennessey and Fort Cariion escaped injury. The car was moving under ten miles an hour and the cause of the jump is unknown. Bailey was brought to the city and taken to St Johns Hospital.
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G. H. Bailey
Corlett Tank
Dalley
L. Hennessey
Fort Cariion
Bailey
St. John's Hompity
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