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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
7
The Cheyenne Leader published daily except Mondays as the official city paper. Subscription rates are 5.00 per year, 4.00 for three months, and 6.60 for monthly delivery. Address delivery issues to city circulator T. Joe Cahill. office phone numbers provided for circulation and editorial roles.
The Democratic campaign group plans to organize 100000 southern natives in northern cities to back Bryan and Kern. The piece argues Republicans harmed the South, criticizes the Lodge force bill, and notes John Mitchell declined a VP run despite platform support.
The passage notes defeats or weak showings for Fulton in Oregon, Long in Kansas, Wittredge in South Dakota, Hansbrough in North Dakota, and Heyburn in Idaho. It mentions Stone of Missouri near deciphering the wall while Foraker is already discarded. An indirect primary yields a plurality favoring Alinots, signaling a shifting political landscape.
The passage notes dwindling confidence in Hopkins as a sharp political figure may exit the Senate. It foresees Michigan possibly adopting a primary for Burrows and hints New Jersey preparing to primary its senators, signaling a shift away from Aldrich era influence.
The text argues against the current tariff schedules and criticizes the party that created them. It cites Mr. Bryan and claims the president’s allies promised reform while manufacturers, long campaign contributors, still influence tariff policy despite restiveness.
Ohio Democrats say the state cast 1,014,292 votes in 1896 the largest total ever and that Bryan won Ohio though some claim padding. National Chairman Jones argued the vote was padded but this year Democrats pledge honest counting and expect Bryan to win Ohio's electoral votes.
A jumble of quotes notes Georgia's move to prohibition, then floods causing millions in damage. It cites diverse items including a New York complaint about cars, Sage loan limits, planetary longevity claim, Kansas women principals, Cheyenne behavior, and Taft Roosevelt views, ending with a legal note on Van Devanter.
A mosaic of playful dialogs and quips from multiple papers references poets with long hair, dirigible airships, and jewelers. The mix includes lines about a practical girl, a motherly warning, and a 2298 coal forecast, weaving light humor through old media chatter.
A terse sketch depicts a woman warning of suicide by action if refused and a man replying that this has long been his custom, revealing a tense confrontation in a hotel setting.
In a fatal accident in Be rea Ohio veteran railroader Sandy Pollard of the Big Four was killed when a Flyer passenger train swept through at about seventy miles per hour. The incident marks Pollard’s first in more than fifty years on the rails.
New York report says Alexander Troup editor of the New Haven Union and former Democratic national committeeman from Connecticut collapsed with heart failure in Grand Central station waiting room this evening and died after 9 o'clock. He had just finished a campaign tour in Vermont for the Democratic gubernatorial nominee.
Basle Switzerland Sept 4 Manuel Mandel a Chicago based multimillionaire merchant died last night after falling at the railway station. He slipped as he alighted from a train and struck his head on the flagstone causing a brain hemorrhage from the concussion.
Victor G. Bolede of Baltimore and Edwin Van Dyke faced a conspiracy to defraud the government over ink contracts. Bolede pleaded guilty in Washington on September 4 and paid a $5,000 fine immediately.
Peter J Schellert his wife and Lewis Christiansen were found dead in Schellert s house. Hans Hendrickson was found dying from illuminating gas. Victor Schellert his son was overcome but expected to recover. Christiansen and Hendrickson were visiting. Schellert was a wealthy painting contractor and decorator.
Wonco Texas Sept 4 Dock Watson in Hillsboro shot a young man named Carl Horn and Miss Ethel Edsal operator for the Southwestern Phone company and then turned the pistol on himself. Both men died almost instantly. Miss Edsal is believed to be fatally wounded.
Lilly Wheatly was shot and killed early today by Mrs. Walter Allen wife of the St. Charles hotel proprietor. The shooting happened in a carriage with Allen in Wichita Falls Texas as Wheatly rode with the suspect.
Secretary of State Root has invited Turkey Persia and Russia to participate in the International opium conference to be held in Shanebal China starting with the new year.
In Minnieola surrogate court the will of William B. Leeds who died in Paris last spring was filed. The document disposes of property valued at more than 50 million dollars. First wife is said to be ignored by the will as reported from New York.
A physician notes complexion and teeth signal personal refinement and health. The piece urges improvements in those areas as attainable through persistent treatment and promotes Dr. S. H. Sweatt, a modern dentist at Bresnahen block 1617% Ferguson Street, for care.
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