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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1908
Page
8
The Daily Leader is the official paper of Cheyenne published every morning except Monday. Subscriptions are offered for various terms with carrier delivery including Sundays. Address delivery complaints to T Jon Cahill City Circuit for circulation inquiries and the office phone is listed.
Wyoming electors listed include JOHN H. WARD of Uinta County ANDREW MC MICKEN of Carbon County Bri G ROGERS of McHorn County named to the slate.
The piece quotes cattle owners as harming farmer and public interests by wrecking mountain ranges and watershed forests. It notes objections to misquotation of Secretary Wilson and contrasts rising living costs with stagnant wages and wider economic strain.
The piece surveys rising costs, tariffs, and trusts affecting household finances. It notes a national bank failure in Niles Ohio, considerings of voters toward Bryan, and political tempers from West Virginia to Kansas City. It includes quips from newspapers about crime, coal supply, and daily life observations.
A philanthropic widow gives ten cents to a tramp and declares it for her pleasure. The tramp replies with humor, asking for a quarter to thoroughly enjoy herself, showing sharp wit in a brief town-season moment.
A collage of brief items mentions Abd-ul-Aziz uncertainty New York applauding two devils Abraham Ruef with many indictments but no conviction Iowa chestnut crop and Taft support a cranberry crop failure signals lower prices Delaware peach crop sales rise Chicago climate aging 81 year old man ejects visitor and New Jersey farmer aiding Yellowstone Park robbery suspects hypnotism discovery for park negotiations.
Cheyenne Realty company hosted the first in a series of free concerts at old Frontier park Sunday afternoon. About 1,000 people attended as hira's ten piece orchestra played an enjoyable program with encores. The street car system ran to capacity and several hundred picnicked in the park grove. Another concert is planned for next Sunday.
Former United Mine Workers of America president John Mitchell addressed about 20 000 people at Marion Illinois Labor Day celebration. He praised the laboring classes progress and denounced widening wealth gaps while criticizing injunctions and the judiciary but said he abandoned political ambitions.
King Edward plans a Doncaster race week indicating a preference for racing over meeting Cardinal Vincent Vannutelli the papal legate to the Buchariette congress at Westminster The king publicly vetoes reports of such an audience.
Paris Fletcher a member of a well known St. Paul real estate firm and prominent in society was instantly killed when their automobile overturned at Minnelska near Wabagh Minnesota. Mrs Fletcher was severely injured in the accident reported September 7.
Paris sept seven report says Spanish government modification to the joint note to the powers about Morocco would delay issuance for several days.
The forty third Trade Union congress began in Nottingham on September 7 with James Shackelton MP presiding. The opening session featured union leaders and delegates from English trade unions gathered to discuss annual policy and labor priorities.
A physician notes complexion and teeth reflect personal refinement and health. He argues both can be improved through effort, making bright complexions and pearly teeth more common than flawless features. Visit Dr. S. H. Sweatt, up to date dentist, Bresnahan block, 1617 Ferguson Street.
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