Origin of Minnehaha Lake and Park Plan Origins
The article explains how Minnehaha Lake and Minnehaha Park were conceived in Cheyenne. J F Jenkins and Thomas Heaney detail donations and plans dating to 1897 with eventual city action and Arbor Day tree planting. Mr. Jenkins and Mr. Heaney financed and built features including a bandstand, fence, entrance, bicycle track, and lake improvements.
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Minnehaha Park
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J. F. Jenkins
Thomas Heaney
The
Leader
BE. Nagle
Jenkins
Nagie Lake
Nagle
Cheyenne
Chey
Vacation Spirit Urges Folks to Seek Nature
A Wisconsin newspaper urges readers to escape worries this vacation season by exploring the woods, listening to streams and winds, and letting nature restore peace. The piece invites travelers to gaze at starry skies and remember that God's in heaven, all's right with the world.
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Winconstin State Journal
Protective tariffs and the American Woolen Company profits
The article argues that high tariffs shield key industries from foreign competition, citing The American Woolen Company of New York as a prime example. It claims the firm dominates woolen production with 34 mills, 10,000 workers, and annual output of 60 million yards, asserting it would stretch around the world if lined end to end. It notes alleged labor abuses during a Lawrence strike and high dividend returns on watered capital.
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American Woolen Company
New York
Earth
Moon
America
Ths
Lawrence
Masa
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Past vs Present in Wyoming Trade Debate
The Wind River Mountaineer skewers Republican lines on free trade and nostalgia for past hard times. It accuses Cheyenne leaders of clinging to old debates, urging new solutions and arguing bread and dinner pails matter more than outdated fears.
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Laramie
Wilson
Nompres
Mr. Chaplin
Cheyenne
Debate Over Warren Campaign Claims and Local Roads
The Cheyenne Tribune questions Senator Warren’s business record and accuses him of false pretenses, contrasting with editorials that defend his stance. The Leader defends Fort D A Russell as a lasting institution and urges city action to improve Carey and Eddy streets before Frontier Days crowds arrive.
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The
Tribune
Warren
Sende Wem
Fort
D. A. Russell
Carey
Eddy
Wyoming
Kendrick
Laramie
Mr. Chaplin
Uncle Sam
National Treasury
Roosevelt portrayed as honest reformer amid Taft standpat clash
The Tribune de houness critiques Theodore Roosevelt as a blunt opponent of Taft and the Chicago convention. It argues the paper shifts to praise for Warren when promoting Captain Pershing, framing Roosevelt as dishonest when attacking the machine and honest when serving Taft.
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The
Tribune de Houness
Theodore Hoosevelt
Taft
Chicago
Benator Warren
Capt. Pershing
Roosevelt
Senator Warren
Pershing
Warren
Taft Promises and Tariff Record in Wyoming Press
A Wyoming paper critiques Taft and tariff policy, accusing the administration of breaking campaign promises to revise tariffs downward. It cites Aldrich Cannon and Smoot led actions, Payne Aldrich tariff as the only so called achievement, and notes editorial attacks on press integrity and local politics in Laramie.
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Land Office
Wyoming
Collier's
H. Tavenner
Washington
Milles
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Taft
Mr. Taft
White House
Congress
Aldrich
Cannon
Smoot
Democratic House
Senate
Hilles
Roosevelt Words on Newspapers Stir Public Debate
The remarks accuse the Tribune and Laramie papers of hiding truth from readers. Roosevelt laments demagogues and anarchists influencing public opinion while labeling certain citizens as undesirable.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Tribune
Laramie Republican
Lenser
Parsonage Building Bid Notice Issued by First Methodist
Bin WANTED Rented bids will be received by the parsonage building committee of the First Methodist church until three o'clock p m July 27 for the construction of a parsonage building The entire work will be let in one contract A bond of satisfactory to the committee will be required of the successful bidder JOHN F ROSSMAN Chairman
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First Methodist Church
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John F. Rossman
Preacher Sends $60 to Taft Campaign Fund
Washington June 22 The White House received a $60 donation for President Taft's campaign fund from a Galveston Texas preacher. The letter urged secrecy and referenced Heaven in a cryptic note accompanying the contribution.
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Washington
White House
Taft
Galveston
Texan
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Thomas R, Marshall
Minnehaha Lake
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East
Wyoming Tribune
Denning
Chaplin
Brother Deming
Clara A. Ligier
19Th St
Sherman Co
Moster Deming
Oxfords
John Harrington
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Heaven Knows
Continental Oil CO
Denver
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A. E. Roedel
Rexall Store
Hanna Coal
15Th and
Eddy HT
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