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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
8
The Cheyenne Leader is issued by The Leader Publishing Co with W Adams Milton as publisher. It notes daily morning edition except Monday and lists subscription and delivery details, office contacts, and the society editor contact, reflecting a traditional early 20th century city newspaper format.
The letters discuss Bryan and Kern as presidential candidates with electors named for Wyoming and a representative. Debates compare guaranteed bank deposits to shield depositors, opposing views from Wall Street and Republicans. Supporters cite safety and lender oversight. opponents warn of risk and paternalism.
A fragment from Bryan's Labor Day address in Chicago praises effort and prudence. It hints at moral resolve and suggests people should pursue sensible goals with steady effort, though the text is incomplete and lacks a full argument or context.
A broad reflection on government, labor, and fair distribution of wealth. The text argues that laws should treat humans as humans, urge vigilance against governmental abuse for private gain, and stress equitable prosperity to spur industry and national progress. It touches on friendship between Harriman and Hill and ends with a critique of magazines lacking substantive content.
The piece argues for campaign finance by the people, denouncing special interests and urging voters to pay their own campaign expenses. It quotes Norman E. Mack and others, notes distrust of trusts and pledges, and mentions Bryan, Kern, and 100 percent rule. A Bryan club planned at Eddy Street headquarters.
A collection of humorous exchanges is attributed to various papers, including Philadelphia Ledger Life Houston Post and Baltimore American. The jokes poke at aristocrats nursery furniture aviation and social climbing with concise punchlines. The tone mirrors early 20th century newspaper humor.
In New York state three mail carriers are away on health vacations leaving their wives to manage the mall. A New York covert refused to admit a hypnotic confession in court. The life of Grover Cleveland is to be written by John Finley who asks for letters or memorials. Dr. A Lagorio of the Pasteur Institute Chicago is out of danger after a rabies infection. President Underwood of the Erie Railroad bought an old street car to deploy as an outdoor reading room at his ancestral home in Wauwatosa Wisconsin.
At the Toronto exhibition Mlle Marie La Blanche fell from a teeth suspended wire when a leaning pole caused the line to sag. She suffered a broken spine and was fatally injured during the performance reported September 8.
Cleveland plans for a permanent Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers headquarters allocate one million dollars for construction in Cleveland. Warren S. Stone, grand chief, announced the project and its funding.
A historical ad urges readers to value complexion and teeth as marks of refinement. It promotes Dr. S. H. Sweatt, up to date dentist, Bresnahan block, 1617¾ Ferguson Street, as a solution for achieving attractive complexion and pearly teeth through intelligent treatment.
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