Cheyenne Leader Publication Details and Delivery Notes
The Cheyenne Leader lists publisher W Hamilton and notes the paper as the city official publication. It provides subscription rates for six months and monthly carrier delivery with Sunday inclusion. Readers are directed to address complaints about irregular delivery to City Circulator Joe Cahill and to contact the paper for circulation issues.
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Waity
Iegeere
Aix
Ielivery
Joe Cahill
Democratic Ticket Names for President and Local Offices
A list of Democratic candidates including William Jennings Bryan for President John Worth Kern for VP and assorted Wyoming electors state senate and house candidates county officials such as Sheriff County Clerk Treasurer Assessor Attorney Clerk of Court and other local posts with names and counties. The document presents a full slate for a local election.
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William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
John Worth Kern
Indiana
Wyoming
John H. Ward
Uinta County
Andrew M’micken
Carbon County
B. G. Rogers
Big Horn County
Congress
Hayden M. White
Johnson County
Por
State Senate
G. Hopkins
Wheatland
W. B. Ross
Cheyenne
L. Hughes
Jared Moore
Luke Voorhees
E. P. Taylor
President Roosevelts Muckraking Reprimand Debate
The piece rebukes President Roosevelt for judging Governor Hasskell in Oklahoma without hearing evidence and accuses him of adopting muckraker tactics. It contrasts Roosevelt with Taft and argues the president oversteps proper office by rushing to condemn and implicate Bryan.
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Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Haskell
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt and Bryan Dominant in Shifting 1908 Race
The piece argues Roosevelt is sidelining dignity for partisan aims while Taft struggles against Democratic opposition. It notes New York realigning toward Bryan, with Republicans fearing a national Democratic victory. It mentions Gifford Pinchot, Senator Foraker, Archibald, and a(1) $1 letter from a Pittsburg fair.
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MR. Bryan
New York
Bryan
Indiana
Wen
Bryant
Taft
Hughes
Cleveland
Treachery in Politics at Wisconsin Convention
Wisconsin Senator LaFollette faces a convention dominated by Governor Davidson and Senator Stephenson who were put in office by LaFollette. The convention rejected reform, backed the national Republican platform, and called for no tariff reform. Davidson warns against tariff tinkering as Taft’s election looms and reform principles seem endangered.
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LaFollette
Wisconsin
Davidson
Stephenson
Salt Lake Herald
Congress
Taft
Badger
Madison
la Follette
Snapshot of Tariff Talk and Social Wisdom
A clipped editorial fragment notes Republicans avoiding tariff questions and comments on a woman taking the reins leading a husband toward drink. The piece critiques political and social stereotypes in a playful, opinionated tone.
Resurrected Wife Story Shocks Faith Group
Washington D C Sept 230 Bishop Oliver C Sabine head of the Evangelical Christian Science church created turmoil by revealing his August Boston marriage to Pauline Beckman his stenographer and church worker He is 69 she 25 The first Mrs Sabine died May 6 and he claimed he had raised her from the dead by the strength of his faith creating further controversy
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Washington, D. C
Oliver C. Sabine
Evangelical Christian Science Church
Boston
Pauline Beckman
Sabine
Gideons Offer Bible Conversions At Eighteen Cents
The Christian Commercial Travelers association known as the Gideons proposes placing a Bible in every hotel room at a cost of eighteen cents per Bible. National Secretary F A Garlick says if a Bible is stolen, the thief pays sixty cents and remarks that saving souls for eighteen cents each will keep presses busy.
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Chicago
Christian Commercial Travelerse Association
The
Gideons
F. A. Garlick
New Books Arrive at Carnegie Library
Carnegie library adds several new titles to circulation including The Prodigate, Silent and True, At the Mercy of Tiberius, Master Influence, Pole Baker, Fruit of the Tree, Autobiography of a Newspaper Girl, My Enemy the Motor, Land of the Living, Two Gentlemen of Virginia, and more among eight bonks.
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Carnegie Library
Hornblow
Flemming
Tiberius
Wilson
Influence
McKean
Pole Baker
Harben
Wharton
Bangs
Street
Warren
Virginia
Oggleston
Unsuccessful aviators ready to duel in Berlin dispute
A quarrel between Count Zeppelin and Major Gross over their airship designs has escalated in Berlin. The men, both famous inventors, are said to be prepared to fight as tensions rise among others named in the dispute.
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Paria
Berlin
de Matin
Zeppelin
Major Gross
Gross
Complection and Teeth by Dr SwEatt Dentist Ad
A historic dental ad argues complexion and teeth reflect habits and refinement. It promotes Dr. H. H. Sweatt as an up to date dentist in Bresnahen block at 1617 Ferguson street for improving appearance through treatment.
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H. Sweatt
Bresnahen Block
Ferguson Street
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Che Leader Publishing Co
W. Hamilton
Chey
Mne
Wyo
House of Representatives
W. A. Bartlett
R. EB. Henke
J. D. Clark
T. J. Carroll
J. B Boyle
H. A. Briggs
Hartville
B. L. Patrick
Patrick
J. H. Dillman
J. BE. Cameron
J. L. Jordan
Underwood
ForCounty Attorney
Co. L. Rigdon
Rowland
Eleanor G. Sahm
A. B. Bartlett
William Storey
William Dunston
Pine Bluffs
L. P
Desmond
W. T. Kelly
Fairbanks
Theodore Roosevelt
Ike
Berkshire
Hitchcock
White House
Navy
Cegetarian
Clark
Serepublican County
Kansas
Mr. Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Irrigation Congress
Willie “Holst
Mr. Hearst
Kern
Senator Foraker
Archibald
Foraker
Oliver Wendell. Holmes
Pittsburg
Vincert’s
Colorado
ALL Grocers
Knight's
W. Igth
Ater Ocean Hotel
American Plan
J. & Fullerto
Just
Lowney
Lem Ellis
Etsi
Tar
Kelley Mercantile
Cheyenne, Wyo
Aime Becker Bar
Pilsner
Henry Becker
David Miller
Citizensational Bank
T. B. Hord
David Nimmo
John L. Thomas
M. Conway
B. W. Stone
C. BE. Mallin
Gnas
Thomas
Meanea
West 17Th
Rock Springs
Hanna
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Pany
Boas Insurance
Capitol Electric CO
Capitol Ave
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