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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
8
The Leader Publishing Company announces subscription rates for the Daily Leader including mornings and Sundays with monthly, bi monthly, and yearly options. Contact T Joe Cahill at the Dunes Office for delivery concerns and irregularities.
The text denounces dishonest tariff practices, naming Bryan Kern Ward McMichen Rogers and Hayden White for public office. It cites H B Miles on tariff principles, condemns protections skewing benefits to manufacturers, and argues for consumer rights, domestic competition, and reciprocity.
The text argues that duties aimed at equalizing home and foreign production shield trusts from competition. It condemns guaranteeing profits to wheat growers, clerks, and labor, and warns such protections amount to class favoritism at the public's expense. It laments that McKinley era reciprocity was mishandled and calls for renewed emphasis on expanding foreign markets via tariffs.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat editorial urges Taft Cannon Hughes and other Republican leaders to avoid fear mongering about disaster if Bryan is elected. It argues the party has led for twelve years and must address the current crisis with accountability and relief plans instead of speculative doom. The piece cites the ongoing panic and calls for a reckoning of stewardship.
Teddy writes of Taft and party strife as Roosevelt hypes a western tour. A disastrous tent meeting in Moreland, Danville Kentucky leaves seven dead and many injured in a panic, as crowd chaos erupts and investigations begin.
A collage of humorous exchanges and quick quips spans several papers and eras. References move from Lilian and Maude to policemen and shop walkers, with jokes about etiquette, travel, and letters. The excerpt preserves a slice of light social banter and printed wit.
Dustin Farnum in The Squaw Man at Cheyenne theater shines as Jim Carston with flawless portrayal. Mitchell Lewis as Ute chief Tabuwana wows, supported by a flawless company. Edw F Stable of Capitol Avenue adds another triumph to Cheyenne program.
Atlas manager Heaney presents a varied show featuring Professor Miller and his dog comedy with Corbett-Sullivan fight posters, the Troubador Sextette delivering refined foreign music, Stine and Evans in Wanted a Divorce, Atlascope pictures, and Mise Jessen in a colorful song.
Peter Dickerson's preliminary hearing on charges of criminally assaulting Mrs Dora H Conness was started in Justice Houseman's court at 2 pm and adjourned to next Monday at 10 am for new evidence. The session yesterday was held behind closed doors with Mrs Conness testifying in the afternoon.
A respected physician notes complexion and teeth reveal life habits and refinement. He argues both can be improved with prudent care, and feminine beauty often rests more on bright complexion and pearly teeth than on contour. Visit Dr. S. H. Sweatt, up-to-date dentist, Bresnate block, 1617 Ferguson St.
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