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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
8
The piece lists the Leader Publishing Co and proprietor W E Moriston with publication details for the Evory Morning Except Monday paper. It notes second class entry date of September 6 107 and Cheyenne Wyoming postal service registration. Subscription rates and delivery info are included.
For Vice-President, JOHN WORTH KERN of Indiana. Wyoming Presidential Electors: JOHN H. WARD of Uinta County. ANDREW MC MICKEN of Carbon County. B. G. ROGERS of Big Horn County.
The speech in Indianapolis voices Bryan’s arraignment of the Republican trust record and outlines his proposals for regulation. He cites the Chicago conference of 1899 and urges licensing of interstate corporations to curb watered stock, promote transparency, and protect stockholders and the public.
At a Cincinnati speech last Saturday Governor James B Campbell denounced Taftian and Coxism. He quoted a Cincinnati man’s wartime record and noted a former judge and secretary of war now seeking the presidency who once swayed Ohio toward a 40,000 Democratic plurality in Akron.
The text cites a speech by Taft claiming depositor fear safeguards banking while critics argue the stance risks bank runs. It contrasts Democratic support told by Campbell and Bryan with Taft’s remarks, and accuses Taft of double standards amid a wider debate on banking stability and public reaction.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger pins the delay in a forest region saving measure on lumber and paper trusts. It notes trusts dominate congressional matters, with labor aligned to Bryan and Kern, while Ohio’s Campbell predicts a Democratic win and Hally of Colorado Federation of Labor backs Bryan and the party platform.
The South Dakota Democrat mocks Taft and predicts warming with Cincinnati swag. It notes a lone Republican hope in a doodle campaign and reports freight-charge advances after November. It contrasts-life cost rises and asks if life is worth living, while ridiculing a Chicago theft report and a stylish young man.
Semi official endorsement laments rural habits and jokes about reform. The speaker mocks lingering customs in farming while urging weather control, better meals, and modernized livestock behavior as Po Hick on the Crick signals a satirical political shift.
A compilation of humorous exchanges from several papers. A man threatens a kiss under a chaperones nose while a lady mocks costly airs and a suitor laments poverty. A coroner’s natural causes verdict follows a shocking household incident. A husband pleads about hair at home, with wry domestic wit.
Richard Croker receives the freedom of Dublin, an honor once given to Ulysses S. Grant. A New York judge rules no law bars a policeman from accepting a tip. Brimstone canned and labeled amuses knickerbocker nerves as New York state treas ury reports stock transfer tax takings. Some brokers dodge everything but a commission.
A physician notes complexion and teeth reflect lifestyle and refinement. He argues health and beauty hinge on self care, not mere features, and urges treatment improvements. Visit Dr. S. H. Sweatt, up to date dentist, Bresnahen block, 1917 Ferguson Street.
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