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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
8
The Cheyenne Leader prints Andrew Carnegie's tariff critique urging protection for iron and steel. It parries with sharp columns, cartoons, and humor about politics, praising moral principles in policy while noting local editorial takes on tariffs and elections.
Personal notes discuss Rockefeller as a Standard Oil witness and his vague testimony. Colonel George H. Torney, newly named surgeon general, is a Baltimore native who led sanitation efforts after the San Francisco disaster. Speculation links Ava Willing Astor to New York society leadership as a successor to Mrs. Astor. A Hankow paper notes two Chinese girls departing for England and America to study domestic life.
The Riverton Republican recounts a string of town pranks including a man in an oriental disguise mooching boxes, a gentleman adding powder to a pipe, and Skinny McAllister getting hit by Preacher Brown for tampering with church cushions. Deacon Hubbard’s loud reaction tops the tale.
A tribute to Pistol nicknamed Pup a fierce yet loyal Cheyenne dog known for guarding the telephone office and barking at cyclists. He fought openly and protected workers until a dog catcher’s shot ended his life, leaving readers to mourn this fearless companion.
Praise God for wheat and bread and for yellow corn that feeds the world. He gave fowl, fruit, and all creatures as food and praised the winter stores and summer heat. Pray for his children to receive daily bread.
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