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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1910
Page
4
Public notice from the Wyoming Leader newspaper listing subscription rates and delivery details. Includes publisher E Boulton and office contact numbers, with dates marked for the publication and delivery options across daily and Sunday editions.
A poem published on this page of The State Leader offers a stark reflection on human virtue and fault. While not of remarkable literary value, it portrays a throbbing human situation and evokes remorse over causing pain to a child, resonating with readers who feel such guilt.
A critique argues that the open court principle allows emotion to sway juries in murder cases. It cites a Kansas City trial where grief from relatives allegedly influenced a verdict, and warns against defense appeals leveraging tears to press not guilty.
The Duluth Herald highlights contrasts between President Taft and Colonel Taft while noting broad Republican party tensions and internal dissatisfaction with leadership directions. The piece emphasizes split views on policy and the party's future.
The text mocks a Republican president and party figures Aldrich Cannon Payne Lodge Hale Chine Viking Smoot Burrows Kean, noting voters expected a Roosevelt like leader but faced a party instead. It contrasts oath and party loyalty with public disappointment in party control.
A poem by James William Callahan contrasts a banker and a poor worker. The banker recalls a crying child as he digs in the street and reflects on love and social tensions. The piece connects rich and poor under shared human sorrow and ends with the two men returning home to their respective houses.
In the Hyde case the court hears dramatic remarks as Judge Latshaw bars displays a bouquet to Mrs Hyde. The jury deliberates for over an hour and forty minutes without a verdict. A not guilty result is implied as jurors agree to think over the matter.
The article describes German opinion praising a friendly stance toward Roosevelt, viewing him as a personal friend. It notes Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Ethel purchasing mourning creases for King Edward's funeral and mentions British foreign office handling of Roosevelt's role as American envoy and potential position at Edward's funeral.
At Brighton Beach on May 14 the 24 hour auto race began with 12 drivers. Hubert Anderson, substituting for Louis Strang, crashed at a turn tearing through the fence and rolling three times. he died early today. The race halted briefly for a downed electric wire, then resumed. W Endicott crashed into the fence an hour later. he and his mechanician were unhurt. George Dewitt crashed a Buick into the fence at 2 am. Dewitt was injured and his mechanic Jack Towers was badly hurt and hospitalized.
Wallace A. Rungell, young reformer, killed Joseph Bonner at Baloon gambling house saloon. He says the pistol discharged accidentally as he entered. Bonner fired first and Rungell returned fire. He asserts gambling and vice justify his action and that his rifle was for protection not concealed.
Washington May 13 There is renewed discussion on Taft Roosevelt relations after a meeting arranged in Harope Kellogg a former Roosevelt aide remains in confidential contact with Taft Kellogg has dined with the President and advised on railroads and trusts The White House has given no further details
A fragment notes that Kellogg did not carry any message to President Roosevelt, casting doubt on earlier claims and suggesting a lack of direct communication between the two figures.
In Grand Junction Colorado the Colorado and Wyoming department of the Grand Army of the Republic defeated a Pueblo Colorado post resolution urging Congress to remove the Robert E Lee statue from the hall of fame in Washington DC.
Michael Link the representative who confessed to accepting 1000 dollars for voting for Lorimer to become U S senator was arrested today in Mitchell. He was brought to Springfield and jailed on a charge of accepting a bribe.
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