Kaleidoscopic Tribune Attacks and Defends Political Figures
Opinion fragment recounts back and forth with The Kaleidoscopic Tribune accusing The Leader of falsifying records and praising Pratt at times. It notes inconsistent coverage of Pratt’s party actions and public reactions, citing insults and later praise as politics. The piece ends with a call to Brother Deming and a ceremonial hand gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wyoming Tribune
Pratt
Judas
Dboomerarg
Kendrick Noted as Manly Leader in Warren Race
In a heated dispute over the Warren election, supporters defend Hon. John B. Kendrick against Tribune charges. They praise Kendrick’s character, question the paper’s accusations of land theft and perjury, and argue he was urged by friends to run. The piece laments Warren’s victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Tribune
W. 4. Pratt
Tribune
Benedict Arnold
Prat S
Manson
Warren
Pratt
the Tribune
Rascal
Ignoranus
Mdister Hastie
Deming
The
Editien
Plains Hotel
Brother Deming
Hanil
John B. Kendrick
Hin Ag
Kendrick
Kenrick
United States Senate
John B. Kendricks
Citizes
Montana
Lusk
Sheridan
Senator Warren
Manson Case Sparks Wyoming Legislature Clash
The piece condemns the Warren machine and its leaders for pressuring charges against Mr. Manson of Sweetwater County. It praises Manson for calling for an investigation and urges Wyoming residents to reject the machine’s intimidation. The writer claims the machine damages Wyoming’s reputation and questions Pratt’s loyalty.
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Manson
Sweet- Water County
Wyoming
Warren Machine
Enafty
Conscience Trek Tweaks in a Moral Spindle
The text portrays a figure living openly above reproach while resisting servile labels and corporate badges. It hints at a public persona seeking “good things” for Pratt and mocks moral weakness, suggesting a shifting price, nervous watching, and a metaphorical golden wedge supplied by Warren.
Clark and Bryan Fed By Political Ties
The piece argues newspapers exaggerate personal feuds between Mr. Clark and Mr. Bryan, noting Clark earned re election as speaker and urging focus on principles over personalities. It cites Wyoming Tribune and Pratt as examples of shifting loyalties and calls for restraint in political criticism.
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Mr. Clark
Mr. Bryan
Odge
Bryan
The Higher Up and the Lootsman Across Town
A dramatic tale recounts pursuers chasing a thief through valleys and woods. Bloodhounds track him to a lair, a magistrate condemns him, and a “higher up” figure is mocked as corruption. The scene centers on a saloon, private cars, and a moral clash between justice and privilege.
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Paddy Shea
Engagement Sparks Clubhouse Grooming Rule Dispute
In Sa Boat, Balle and Ben jugL announce their engagement and joke about rules of their clubs. Balle declares a vow to shave every morning as a condition of marriage, while Ben counters he belongs to a club too and may face late returns.
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Balle
Ben Jugl
Ben
Lippinecott’s
Sunflower Seed Eating Among Levantine Hebrews
The passage notes sunflower seed eating as a holiday pastime of the Hae brewa in the Levant. It describes the seed kernel as grain sized with a nutty oily flavor likened to raw peanuts. It mentions post synagogue gatherings and wealthier classes substituting the altered platter for the Euoa flower seed.
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Levant
Orient
Darwin on reading poetry and muse as mental exercise
The quote argues that regularly reading poetry keeps the brain active and protects intellect and character. Darwin suggests a weekly habit could prevent mental atrophy and moral decline by maintaining emotional vigor through art and reflection.
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Charles Darwin
Prevent Ching Chipping in Thick Cloth Shield
A note describes placing thick cloth at the bot the pas or bowl to prevent china or glass from chipping. The aim is to avoid damage during handling to keep items unscathed and reduce danger from sharp edges.
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China
Hare and Tortoise Society Tale of Pride and Fall
A corporate tale pits the ambitious Snyder the hare against the modest Mowbray the tortoise. Snyder climbs by pull while Mowbray saves, falls in love, and faces embezzlement. When accusation hits, Mowbray confesses, is jailed, and dies by suicide as Snyder proceeds, leaving Cynthia to comfort the survivor.
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Mowbray
Snyder
Alwayes
Hare
Henry Davenrich
Moscow Survivors and Ages of Campaign Veterans
The piece notes that four or five Moscow campaign veterans survive a century after their exploits, likely aged at least 116. It contrasts Napoleonic era marshal longevity, citing 26 of 36 surviving marshals, with deaths from disease, battle, drowning, execution, and assassination among those who died. It mentions Marshal de Richelieu living to 94 and a 16 year old wife remark to Napoleon II.
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Russia
Moscow
France
Marshal de Richelen
Napoleon II
Louis XIV
Diagnosis and Advice From a Worldly Doctor
A Newark Star excerpt recounts a physician warning a patient against diagnostic narrowness. The doctor urges broader study of morals and current themes, recommending reading newspapers to stay informed about national and world events. The patient reveals he is an exchange editor.
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Morales
Newark Star
Frayed Exchange Amid Bus Stop Fare Stance
A distorted street scene shows a fatigued rider demanding a seat from a seated man. The dialogue hints at public fatigue and rivalry as one claims weariness from a long motor paced bicycle race.
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Sid
America
Baid
Sage and Sulphur Tonic Promises Darker Greying Hair
An advertisement extols Wyeths Sage and Sulphur for natural darkening of gray hair. It claims easy nightly application with a sponge or brush, fading grays by morning and restoring luster, with a downtown druggist endorsement from A B Roeder.
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A. BE. Roeder
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Cheyenne
Leader Publishing Company
Postion and Publication Offices
Carey Ave
Telephone
Wyo
Clark Alba -Hastie
New York
Chicago
M. ©. Watson
A. W. Allen
the Kaleidoscopic Tribune
MR. Manson
Warret
United States
Hut Manson
Manton
Toard
Sheridan Enterprise
M. I. Pratt
Clark Vs. Wilson
George Elmer Cobb
Cynthia Lanfrey
Davennich
Blige
Madison Avenue
Cynthia
James
Bylder
Oyder
Old Davenrich
Daveerich
Boyder
Lanfrey
Davenrich
Mowbeay
Tor Tolee
W. G. Chapman
Continental Oil Company
Cheyenne, Hutte, Botany Selt Lake City
Sam Vittoria
Cook Bros. CO
Cap. Ave
Le-world
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