Cheyenne Leader Adopts Morning Publication Policy
The Cheyenne Leader announces daily morning editions except Monday under W. Edmiston as publisher. The paper serves as Cheyenne city official publication with subscription rates listed and delivery issues directed to city circulator T. Joe Cahill. Presidential ticket named includes William Jennings Bryan and Joan Worth Kern. Wyoming electors listed as John H Ward of Uinta County.
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Weaeersessee
Wyoming
John Hh, Ward
Uinta County
Revenues and Extravagance in Federal Spending Debate
Washington officials cite Bryan's charges of waste while detailing July and August 1907 deficits. Receipts fell by 17 million and expenditures rose by 5 million, widening the gap to 22 million and leaving a near 90 million deficit this year. Critics blame Congress for early appropriations and lax economy as Democrats in Louisiana and others push fundraising for party campaigns.
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Washington
Bryan
Providence
San
Con ‘Ives
Treasury
Congress
Helena
Ryeien
Campaign fund drive for Bryan presidency announced
The Cheyenne Leader reports a national committee authorization to receive and receipt contributions for William J. Bryan's campaign. It urges all citizens to donate to cover traveling, halls, literature, and headquarters costs to build a strong campaign, with contributor names and amounts to be published weekly. John E. Osborne coordinates Western Headquarters in Denver Colorado.
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William J. Bryan
Bryan
White House
National Committee
John E. Osborne
Democratic National Committee
Denver
Colorado
Democrats Urge Press to Solicit Campaign Subscriptions
The article praises liberal contributions to the campaign fund via Democratic press channels. Editors are urged to actively collect subscriptions, with the finance committee stating editor involvement can energize voters. Ewing notes donations spread influence as contributors recruit friends, suggesting $100,000 from fewer voters can outperform ten donors.
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Ewing
National Committee
Taft urged to stand alone and speak for himself
A critic questions Taft’s independence arguing he leans on Bryan and Roosevelt for support while party leaders push him forward. The writer asks if Republicans lack original ideas and calls for Taft to act as his own man for a period.
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Mr. Taft
Bryan
Roosevelt
Joe Cannon
Schoolcraft
Sherman
Aldrich
Lodge
Taft
Democratic plank on banking and deposits at Denver platform
The 1907 panic exposes Republican control failures to protect the public. It condemns Wall Street ties, calls for federal emergency currency with adequate security, and demands banks establish deposit guarantees and a postal savings option to serve communities. It criticizes Wall Street banks for depleting currency and fostering speculation.
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Denver
Wall Street
Treasury
Congress
Republican Party
Savine
Wall
Democratic clash over republic principles in campaign
The text argues three core campaign issues divide Bryan and Taft, stressing accountability for the rich, repu blic governance against imperial overreach, and preventing presidential succession by a chosen successor. It credits Bryan with prominence and criticizes Roosevelt era centralization, noting a Bryan club meeting and growing membership efforts.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Bryan
Taft
Roosevelt
Washington
Complection and Teeth Prominent in Dental Advice
An old quotation notes complexion and teeth reveal life habits and refinement. The piece urges improvement through persistent treatment and promotes Dr. 8. H. Sweatt, up-to-date dentist in Bresnahea block at 1617% Ferguson Street for such care.
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H. Sweatt
Bresnahea Block
Ferguson Street
Bryan and Taft Clash Over Democratic Planks
The World-Herald reports Mr Bryan’s critics say the Democratic platform pressuring reform and railroad valuation, while Taft’s campaign rides the wave with a blunt stance on publicity and party alignment. The piece argues Republicans accuse Democrats of shifting positions, with Taft acting as the messenger for change.
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Bryan
World-Herald
Republicense
Tt Party
Aig
Rame
Democratic National Committee
Republican Committee
Taft
Noah and the Ark Faith Tested by Mocking Critics
An Iowa paper recounts the biblical Noah story in a harsh parable about scoffers who mocked his ark building. Despite jeers from townsfolk, Noah persisted, endured heat and toil, and the flood punished the doubters as warned in sacred history.
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Iowna
Noah
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