Origin of Minnehaha Lake and Park Plan in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne Leader recalls how Minnehaha Lake and Park came to be. J F Jenkins and Thomas Heaney told of Mrs Nagle proposing a $10 000 gift for a Nagie Lake in honor of her husband. The city privately funded work in 1897 and Arbor Day plantings began, with Heaney erecting the bandstand and both men financing fences, a bicycle track, and the entrance.
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Vacation from Troubles in a Wisconsin State Journal Reminder
A Wisconsin State Journal piece urges readers to take a vacation from worries during the season. It invites reflection on nature and the heavens, promising renewal as one finds blessings in landscapes, skies, streams, and dawns.
Protection and tariffs cited by Woolen Company critique
The piece argues tariffs shield U S woolen industries from foreign competition, citing The American Woolen Company of New York as the world’s largest woolen producer with 34 mills and 10,000 workers. It claims vast cloth output and high dividends in trust mills, criticizing labor practices and price manipulation during Lawrence strike congressional inquiry.
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Past vs Present in Free Trade Debate in Wyoming
In a Wind River Mountaineer opinion, the writer rebukes Republicans for reviving old free trade contrasts, noting Democrats would embrace current conditions. The piece mocks reliance on 1890s scare tactics and urges fresh ideas over nostalgic breadlines from past hardships.
Allegations and Opinions in Warren and Fort D. A. Russell
The Cheyenne Tribune accuses Senator Warren of political misstatements about business failing while defending Fort D. A. Russell as a lasting government asset. The piece contrasts Warren’s claims with Democratic criticisms from 1894 and urges city leaders to improve Carey and Eddy streets ahead of Frontier Days crowds.
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Carey
Eddy
Roosevelt Attacked as Dishonest by Tribune Over Taft Fight
The Tribune decries Theodore Roosevelt as dishonest and hostile to Taft during Chicago convention clashes. It accuses Roosevelt of bias against progressives while praising Warren and Pershing in a contested army promotion matter, portraying the letter as aimed at exonerating Warren.
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Taft promised tariff revision and broken pledge in 1909
In a Wyoming debate piece the text critiques Taft era tariff policy, accusing him of pledging downward revision while the Aldrich Cannon Smoot group pushed upward rates. It notes repeated vetoes of Democratic tariff bills, claims the Payne Aldrich law was the only clear achievement, and mocks Republican campaign rhetoric as misaligned with public demand.
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Milles
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Smoot
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Roosevelt era papers clash over truth in Laramie press
Theodore Roosevelt denounces the Tribune and Laramie papers as hiding the truth from readers. He accuses the Laramie Republican of enslaving public opinion and promoting demagogues while labeling its editor as an anarchist and undesirable citizen.
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Parsonage Building Bids Sought by First Methodist
The parsonage building committee of the First Methodist church will receive rented bids until 3 p.m. on July 27 for the construction of a parsonage. The project will be let in one contract with a bond of satisfactory to the committee required from the successful bidder. John F. Rossman, Chairman.
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Preacher Aids Taft Campaign Fund From Texas
At the White House on June 22 a $60 donation for President Taft's campaign fund arrived from a Galveston Texas preacher. The note signed asks to seek Heaven and mentions preferring the preacher’s name to be kept obscure.
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