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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1913
Page
4
The Cheyenne post office ledger lists entries including Alex Aston and Oris Hymer as New York representatives and Chicago editor roles. Other names include Watson of 84 West 33rd Street and A W Allen of 1508 Trib Building with unspecified funds. The brief notes reflect administrative matterings for second class mail and business management.
Visitors witness the finest horse flesh and mountain air strength as Wyoming showcases breeding stock. The event highlights high quality riding horses from Pinto, Bronco, and race lines with graceful riders and rich tack. Observers credit Wyoming as a future hub for premier horses worldwide.
The piece condemns Harry K. Thaw and Prelyn Egg, calling their actions shameful and praising the public interest in burying the infamous conduct. It notes Thaw's escape from the insane hospital as proof of his vanity and an insult to decency and society.
The piece argues that Harry K. Thaw and his victim Stanford White should be shunned as warnings to society. It criticizes media hero worship of such men, warning that continuous notoriety harms public morals and calling for their deserved punishment and forgetting.
The piece alleges Harry Thaw, tied to Matteawan, exploited wealth to manipulate courts and avoid a pardon or legal release. It claims deep corruption in Albany, with hearings and judgments used to shield a dangerous criminal, signaling a destabilizing blow to state authority.
A period guide urges clever women to mix fabrics and colors for individuality. It advises careful planning, small trims, and bold color pairings to create unique frocks, detailing examples like combining blue ponge with white ratine and moire accents, plus pattern options and pricing.
An analysis notes how the Thaw case tests extradition norms and state cooperation. It argues a demoralized state government threatens unified efforts and warns against selective recognition. The piece highlights the need for consistent policy despite political turmoil.
A portrait and account of Charles F. Murphy, longtime Tammany Hall leader, described as a powerful, corrupt boss who could sway the legislature and influence Governor Sulzer. The piece notes Murphy’s varied career, his influence over state conventions, and the reaction of enemies and friends alike.
A volume titled Half Lengths recalls a casual chat among Lord Houghton W E Forster and others. As Lord Shaken left, a guest called him the man to turn to in trouble, while Forster said he would turn to him in disgrace, illustrating their strong mutual trust and influence.
A Philadelphia Ledger quote notes a girl could not truly love two men but might fake a faithful impression to fool both. The remark points to social attitudes toward romance and deception.
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