Be Alive to the Opportunities of the New Year
A rousing call to seize the new year with renewed purpose. The piece urges readers to shed past regrets and lethargy, embrace hope, and commit to personal advancement and helping others through active effort in the coming year. It cites Longfellow and promotes courage, diligence, and self improvement.
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Longfellow
New City Administration Faces Cheyenne Mayoral Change
Councilman Henry Sweet discusses the upcoming Gill administration in Cheyenne. He notes Gill is conservative on gambling but will seek qualified appointees, with the council likely to confirm most choices based on merit over party. The chief of police appointment remains uncertain as the council may scrutinize candidates closely.
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Obstacles for President Elect in Washington Crisis
Fragmented notes describe conflicting conditions surrounding the president elects tariff proposal. Pro and anti factions within Wilson's party clash over support and alignment. The text hints at insurgent Republican help and ongoing political maneuvering amid uncertain cohesion.
Democratic tariff views worry party unity in the 19th century
The Democratic faction remains split over tariff policy with Senator Yan cock, a leading Democrat, treating the tariff as a local issue and many party members echoing that stance. The president-elect faces strong cross-state opposition as senators seek to protect their Commonwealth commodities. Salt Lake Herald.
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Ss. Yancock
Salt Lake Herald
Commission Government in Cheyenne Faces Little Support
The Cheyenne public shows tepid interest in adopting a commission form of city government. Officials would be chosen without partisan wrangles, relying on personal and official records rather than party politics. If contention arises over the mayoral appointments, some incumbents may be quickly asked to step down.
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Cheyenne
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Dr. Pierce
Humane education and animal rights call for progress
The humane movement seeks to advance civilization by teaching rights of both humans and animals. Ignorance and lack of thought breed cruelty, while broader humane education can reduce mistreatment through targeted literature and informed outreach.
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Humane Presa Bureau
Patent Offerings and Auction Terms Showcase
Vifty palre patent and steel items offered with 82.50 close price. Bly named as venue sponsor with OS to Bly and OS venues. John Harrington listed as State Leader in want ad, indicating promotional activity by Wroming.
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Annual Review of Nations Business and Future Outlook
A 1912 year end review notes social and political unrest, a rising public conscience, and stronger moral standards guiding business life. It cites record foreign trade, huge crop values, steel and iron output gains, real estate boom, and rail integration pressures while warning about railroad funding and regulatory headwinds. Major players include the United States economy, iron industry, banks, and Interstate Commerce Commission.
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New York
United States
America
Great Britain
Germany
High Cost of Living Continues to Challenge Railroads
In a discussion on railroads the piece notes government ownership as a possible outcome while confronting a repressive interstate commission. It remarks that managers face a difficult path amid rising costs and limited facilities, hinting at broader economic pressures. Continued on page 8.
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