Early Cheyenne Post Second Class Matter Notice
Notice states the Cheyenne Wyoming publication is entered as second class matter on May 12 1808 at the post office under the March 3 1879 act. Subscription rates listed include daily including Sunday Leader six months five dollars three months one fifty one month fifty cents. Sunday Leader annual rate unspecified. Delivery by carrier mornings including Sunday per month six shillings. Office and editor contact numbers provided.
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Powt
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Boevely Ericor
Aviators and Frontier Days to Brighten Cheyenne Celebrations
The article argues for aviation exhibitions to accompany Frontier Days events. It suggests integrating aeroplane maneuvers with the annual celebration or the related automobile race, proposing a blend of wild western sports, car races, and aviation to create a premier regional attraction featuring Roosevelt era figures.
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Cheyenne
Theolore Roosevelt
West
Farewell to Halley's Comet a Reflective View
An editorial piece contemplates Halley's Comet fading from sight as it departs Earth’s sky. It ponders the cosmic cycle, the future generation, and the humbling scope of the universe, urging readers to reflect on life, time, and our place within it.
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Halley
Mwyhey
Mayor Gaynor and Roosevelt Criticize Public Hostility
A fragment recalls Mayor Gaynor and former President Roosevelt sparring over hospitality and criticism at a public event. The text notes Gaynor’s remarks about Hearst and a banquet, portraying a clash of courtesy and opinion in the era.
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Gaynor
New York
Roosevelt
Willum Rhendolph
Hearst
Mayor’s Conduct Elicits Public Outcry Over Courtesy
The piece mocks officials for disrespect and breaches of civility, likening them to past leaders. It laments a lack of regard for protocol by prominent figures and notes a perceived erosion of public decorum in governance.
The New Naval Reform and Aeroplane Economy
A discussion of early aviation feats by Cartien de Legseps and Pauliian across major European routes, noting distances and stops. It compares aero planes to dreadnoughts, arguing for replacing battleships with an aerial navy and detailing cost, practicality, and potential impact on naval power.
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Glen HL Cartien
Albany
New York
Count de Legseps
Calala
Dover
Bngitah
Bleriot
Louis Pauliian
Manchester
London
Edinborough
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Towle
Congress of the United States
Curfies
de Lesseps
Pauthan
United States
Rastus and the Election Day Vigil in Ohio
Representative Longworth recalls a black voter named Rastus and his three companions visiting a border town in Ohio on election day. The exchange shows casual rhetoric about voting and turnout, with questions about whether they voted and the method used.
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Rastus
Longworth
Ohio
Yaasir
Boas
Meeting on the Street Bribes Influence Voting
A speaker recalls meeting a Republican who offered seven dollars to vote his ticket and a Democrat who also offered seven dollars. The speaker claims he voted for the Democrat but notes the Republican paid more in total, asserting that Sham Democrats were least corrupt.
Woman's Work and the Rise of New Manhood
A poem by iLurana W. Bheldon argues that women's energy and ambition are essential to progress. It states women now stand on the brink of change, not idle, and that emancipation and growth are necessary for humanity. It frames evolution as a plan where women's hands shape perfection and surpass past limits.
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iLurana W. Bheldon
New York
Times
Ana
Weather Report and Incomplete Forecast for Washington
Washington forecast notes generally fair weather in Wyoming with warmer conditions by Saturday. Local data show a maximum of 84 degrees and a minimum of 52 degrees with trace precipitation. Separate notice reports railroads restrained from advancing freight in the western trunk line territory will seek dissolution of the injunction after a Chicago conference next Monday.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
St. Louis
Western, Trunk Line Committee
Chicago
Fishing Tackle At Cost Ellis Address
Community ad notices fishing tackle available at cost price from Ellis at 308 WycItth Point, location details limited in the readable fragment.
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Ellis
Railroads File Tariffs Amid Sherman Act Probes
East and Middle West railroads filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission new tariffs under the Sherman act. Increases range from 3 to 31 percent as government actions proceed. Attorney General Wickersham declines to indicate future government strategy.
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Sabtern
Middle Washington
The
East
Middle West
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wickersham
New Atlas Bill Best Vaudeville Affords The Atlas
The Atlas vaudeville bill features Lowia Guertin & Co Dolph Susie Levins Grace and Lester Leigh Sid Dr Pelhim with hypnotic powers. The program includes The Blue and The Gray and Love and War among other novelties. Enjoy anticipation and surprise at the imperial home of vaudeville.
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Atlaa
Atlas
Lowia Guertin & Co
Dolph
Susie Levins
Grace
Lester Leigh
Dr. Pelhim
Taft Misses Coat and Gown at Bryn Mawr College
President Taft spoke at Bryn Mawr College for the commencement ceremony where his daughter studies. A gun case with his cap and gown was misplaced, forcing him to appear in traveling attire. He later lost his overcoat, not recovered before the train departed.
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Philadelphia
Taft
Bryn Mawr College
Labor protection amendment blocks anti trust prosecutions
Washington June 2 An amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill was adopted by the house. It stipulates that no part of the 100000 for enforcement of the Sherman anti trust law can be used to prosecute labor organizations. Republicans opposed the amendment while all Democrats and some insurgent Republicans voted for it.
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Washington
House
Seven officers ordered to Fort Russell camp instruction
Washington June 2 Major Edward N Jones Seventeenth Infantry Capt Truman O Murphy Berkeley Enochs Nineteenth Infantry Captain John W Barnes Eighteenth Infantry Captain Laurence Ralstead Sixth Infantry Captain Edmund M Leary Eleventh Infantry and Captain Dwight E Amtulan Fifth Field Artillery are detailed for duty at the camp of instruction Fort D A Russell July 15 to August 15
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Washington
Edward N. Jones
Seventeenth Infantry
Truman O. Whurphy
Barkeley Enochs
John W. Barnes
Laurence Ralstead
Sixth Infantry
Edmund M. Leary
Eleventh Infantry
Fifth Field Artillery
Fort
D. A. Russell
Attractive city home offers prime location and layout
One of the prettiest locations in the city features a T room bath and hall. Includes large closets and a full size pantry on a full lot. Priced at 3500 with terms. Contact G. oeiver at 220 W 19th St or phone 574. Chi Name! vatrial Sherman Co.
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Bath and Hall
Oeiver
19Th St
Notable Visitors Spend Day in Cheyenne
A long list of visitors arrived in Cheyenne yesterday from Wind River, Carpenter, Horse Creek, and Sunrise. Notables include E. and Root of Lusk, L. A. Greckett from Wind River, C. F. Gilmore of Wheatland, J. A. Garwoo BE T. Stoner Jake Lee, N. Potter of the supreme court, F. Jebeno, George Nagle of Union Mercantile and Cheyenne Motor Club, C. A. Wright from Fort Laramie, A. J. Underwood, Thomas A. Cosgriff, George S. Walker of the Wool Growers, E. W. Burke, Asa Covington and sons Asa Jr and Ben, all in the city for business or returning from trips.
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E. & Root
Lusk Wan
Cheyenne
L. A. Greckett
Wind River
C.F. Gilmore
Wheatland
J. A, Garwoo
T. Stoner
Jake Lee
Carpenter
Judea
N. Potter
Supreme Court
Rock Springs
Nigat
F. Jebeno
Rages
George Nagle
Union Mercantile Company
Cheyenne Motor Club
Excelsior Springs
C. A. Wright
Fort Laramie
A. J. Underwood
Underwood
Thomas A. Cosgriff
George S. Walker
National Wool Grower's Association
E. W. Burke
Asa J. Covington
Hindoo Fund Raising Reported in Vancouver
Secret service agents in Vancouver report Hindu residents contributing to anti British agitation in India. A Sunday appeal raised about 2000 dollars to buy rifles for overthrowing English rule, with funds from Vancouver and other British Columbia centers sent to London agents.
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Vancouver
B.C
India
India Office
London
British Columbia
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