Sunshine Society Meeting and Various Club Notices
The Sunshine Society meets at the Carnegie Library this afternoon with emphasis on prompt dues to fund Cheyenne club federation activities. Delegates from outside clubs will be identified and introduced. openings include the Women’s Club and multiple associations with plans for visiting cards and badges. Additional items list meetings of the Women’s clubs, Alpha Bridge Club, Sally Maccabees, and religious and charitable groups with schedules at the library, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., and at homes around Central Avenue.
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Charlie Bristol
Hoapital Aid Society
Cheyenne
State Federation
Claude Draper
Snay
Women’s Club
Alpha
Hospital Aid
Sunshine Society
Shakespeare Club
Bartlett
Alpha Bridge Club
Mra. Worke
Jeffers
Jamison
Masdames Dinneen
Edmiston, Gray
Dartiett
Official of Miners Union Scores War Ren Labor Record
A Miners Union official defends labor records against accusations from the American Federation of Labor. He argues Brandegee's proposed amendment would have allowed broad emergency interpretations, contending critics misstate his stance on amendments by Senators Nelson and Pyles.
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Warren
Brandegee
American Federation of Labor
Nelson
Pyles
Senator Warren and the push for statehood and reform
A political letter argues Senator Warren opposed early statehood for Oklahoma and New Mexico and Arizona in 1900 and 1911 while supporting later admission in 1912. It asserts progressive constitutions with recall and referendum threatened business interests and predicts further examination of his labor records in upcoming discussion.
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Eona
Warren
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arriyona
Goentlemen
Senator Warren
New Mexicy
London
Lond
Labor
William J Bryan Addresses Crowd On Political Issues
The speaker critiques Taft and his tariff policy while highlighting trusts and wealth concentration. He praises Wilson as aligned with the people and notes progress from New Jersey to reform. The remarks compare Taft, Roosevelt, and Wilson amid calls for populist change.
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Wilson
New Jersey
Taft
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Cheyenne Crowd Hears Bryan Promote Democratic Platform
In Cheyenne a Bryan rally praised Wilson for Wyoming's electoral vote and urged voters to back a legislature that would oppose Kendrick and Fahey. Applause interrupted his remarks as he urged unity with the president and democracy to curb predatory wealth.
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Wilson
Wyoming
Hoe
Senate
Kendrick
Fahey
Bryan
Lils
Citizeha
Cheyenne
Memoir of Black Tom and Captain May’s Legendary Leaps
The article recounts Captain Charles Augustus May and his coal black gelding Black Tom famed for daring feats in 1846. It notes Tom’s leaps over a Mexican battery and other bold stunts in Baltimore, including a hotel stairway ride, with anecdotes from Gen James Grant Wilson and Hon. Francis C Lawley.
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Old Ough
Ready
James Grant Wilson
Charles Augustus May
Tom
May
Taylor
Mexico
Second
United States Dragoons
Resaca de la Palma
General la Vega
Francis C. Lawley
Charlie O'Malley
Baltimore
Maryland
Cathedral Street
Bulletin of the &. P
Stylish woman’s close call with bicycle messenger sparks tirade
A well-dressed woman in a smart brougham narrowly avoids hitting a bicycle messenger. She stops the car to show sympathy, while the boy delivers a blistering tirade that would shame buccaneers. The mother reproaches him as he boasts of overheard exchanges with the cook.
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Captain Kidd
Lord Fauntleroy
First American Ensign on the Alfred in 1775
Cooper notes the first ensign shown by a regular American man o war was hoisted aboard the Alfred by Paul Jones around late December 1775. Doubts exist about the exact date and the flag design, with Harrison stating uncertainty over the flag raised, possibly one of the rattlesnake de agua.
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Cooper
Delaware
Paul Jones
Harrison
Jones
Open Letter to Senator Warren Questions Finances and Reappointment
South Pass City writer D. D. Wolff condemns Warren in a public letter published in The Cheyenne State Leader. The letter accuses Warren of enriching himself through state appropriations and hints at bribery and corruption while urging voters to oppose a new term. It argues direct votes for senators would challenge his re election and warns that Republican gains in the legislature would aid his re election. Sept 26, 412.
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Wyoming Tribune
Collier’s Weekly
United States Treasury
Peter
Paul
United States
D. D. Wolff
South Pass City
Wyo
Carey and Winters Address Evanston Progressives
Governor Joseph M. Carey and Jas. E. Winters, candidate for congress, spoke to a Progressive meeting in Evanston Wyoming. The gathering drew strong attendance and was described as one of the most enthusiastic ever held in Evanston.
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Evanston
Wyo
Joseph M. Carey
Jas. E. Winters
Congress
Charity begins at home says a proverb
The note quotes a saying about charity starting close to home, arguing it grows from practical care rather than distant aid. It adds a line on love and reverence, contrasting devotion to power with genuine affection. The commentator references W. HB. Rande as a source.
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Lota
Charity
HB. Rande
Glad They Told Him. A Humorous Bedbound Briton Tale
An American in Hogland narrates a tale about a celebrated invalid among his circle. Bedbound Britisher receives guests who shiver at the cold room and the invalid quips asking for a servant to bring down a cover as a bell rings to summon relief.
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Hogland
Harper's Magazine
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