When Warren Quits A Heckler Song About Public Duty
A verse fragment mocks Warren’s resignation and political theater. The speaker’s father insists the nation must save face, fear of change, and that Warren’s departure ends effective leadership. The piece reads as a satirical or satirical style broadside.
The Dryas Meeting at Capitol Avenue Theater
A Bryan rally drew full seating and a overflow audience outside, with hundreds unable to enter and many hearing the address. The event left a strong impression, while Taft faced opposition from local political interests and a Cheyenne councilman was accused of franchise manipulation and perjury.
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Mr Bryan
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Williams Jennings Bryan Addresses Prisoners At County Penitentiary
The warden invited William Jennings Bryan to speak to inmates, praising his humanity and moral guidance. Bryan described a threefold path to manhood the physical, mental, and moral, stressing a healthy body, education, and strong religious character as foundation. He urged personal reform and condemned profanity and drunkenness, delivering an hopeful message within locked doors.
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William Jennings Tirvat
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Mr. Bryan
Kintay
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Walla
Kendrick's Montana Ties Stir Wyoming Senate Race
The candidate Kendrick, who once lived in Montana and built a major Wyoming home, faces Senator Warren accused of tax and water disputes. Critics claim Warren diverted Wyoming taxes and water rights to Colorado and Nebraska, provoking resentment in Cheyenne and Laramie County.
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Kendrick
Montana
Wyoming
Monland
Warren
Colorado
Cheyenne
Laramie
Senator Warren
Nebraska
Idabo
Wyoming Weather Shifts To Sunny Return After Frigid Fall
The fall season in Wyoming brought rain snow and chilly days but the pattern is turning milder with brighter forecasts. Forecasters expect warmer temperatures and sunshine easing the dismal spell.
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Wyoming
Praise and Praise: Warn Hankins’ Stalwart Local Legacy
A rambling, affectionate county reminiscence lauds Warn Hankins for his public acts and personal kindness in Shiann. The narrator extols Hankins as a benefactor who funded and protected historic buildings, supported neighbors, and spurred modest development while resisting vandalism. The piece frames Hankins as a flawed but generous figure central to the town’s remembered past and its uneasy gaze toward modernization.
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Palavhal Hotel de
Buellez
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Italy's Tariff Forcing Poor From Country
Clyde H. Tavenner argues protectionists ignore Italy's heavy tariffs that raise living costs and drive emigration. He cites 1887 reforms by textile and landowning interests, wheat taxes, high bread prices, and sugar duties as causes of low wages and hardship, paralleling U.S. tariff effects.
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Italy
Clyde H. Tavenner
Washington
Europe
Minena
United States
Open Meeting Sifts Flour Mill Idea for Cheyenne
Letters from eastern men supporting a Cheyenne flour mill drew strong favor from Industrial club directors. Last night a plan was approved to hold an open session of farmers and citizens to gauge interest and take definite steps toward establishing the mill. If enough people show, another meeting will be scheduled soon.
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Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Eighty Pound Mother of 27 Sues for Non-Support
In Hartford Connecticut Mrs Rosanna Green Dowd mother of twenty seven children appears in police court with her third husband Frederick Dowd for non support She testified that Dowd gave her 25 cents 50 cents and 80 cents in a week The court calculated this as about six cents per child and placed Dowd on probation.
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Hartford
Conn
Rosanna Green-Dowd
Frederick Dowd
Dowd
Fred
College Boy Is Co-Respondent
New York October first A decree grants John Ernest Wadleigh a merchant an absolute divorce from Mrs Vera Wadleigh known as Vera Black. Lorin L Tonkin a Cornell senior named in the suit. Wadleigh sues for fifty thousand dollars for alleged misconduct at Green's hotel in Philadelphia. The proceedings cite a 1911 November football game between Cornell and Pennsylvania as context.
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John Ernest Wadleigh
Cear
Mra
Vera Wadleigh
Vera Black
Lorin L. Tonkin
Cornell University
Wadleigh
Tonkin
Mra. Wadleigh
Green's
Philadelphia
Cornell-Pennsylvania
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