Campaign Rhetoric on Hard Times and Party in Power
The piece critiques Republican fundraising ads linking Democratic eras to economic hardship and contrasts claims with historical episodes under Cleveland and Grant. It notes 1873 to 1875 depressions and 1893 1894 strains, arguing protectionists misstate past crises and urging scrutiny of political motives in Taft era debates.
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New York Times
White House
Taft
Cleveland
Congress
Party of Protection
Grover Cleveland
Treasury
Harrison
Shaw
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
New England
Mr. Taft
Beverly
Hilles
Omer Yin
Myte
Fa Au i
Hapa
A Humble View of Presidents and a Ten-Billion-Dollar Crop
The writer contrasts presidents with a vast ten-billion-dollar crop, deeming the leaders puny in comparison and hinting at desperation or calamity beyond those who rise to power. The tone suggests critique of political leadership against immense agricultural wealth.
Rifle Meet At Fort Russell Opens Competitions
A rifle competition between Colorado National Guard officers and Elev enth infantry aims to follow national match rules. Seventy rounds per man include slow fire at 200 to 1,000 yards and skirmish run. Major Lee leads the Guard with Kelley Towns end Hamrock and others. Elev Infantry officers include Weescott Clark Holley and many lieutenants. Major Alexander L. Dade completes a post inspection and departs.
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Colorado National Guard
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Russell Post
Denver
Mountain and Plain
Lee
McGrew
Cutter
Fort Russell
Colorado
Kelley
Townsend
Hamrocck
Willama
Brooks
Warren Machine Defeated Says A G Hopkins
A G Hopkins chairman of the democratic state central committee states the Warren machine confesses defeat. Cheyenne leaders admit he will not carry the city or district and that the legislature will be democratic. He says the Warren Mondell forces are Stampede complete.
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G. Hopkins
Democratic State Central Committee
Warren Machine
Cheyenne
Anth Warren
Warren
Mondell
Cheyenne Opens Film Development Plant In City
Cheyenne hosts a moving picture development plant operated by the Cheyenne Feature Film company. Francis Carroll leads as general manager with Otis Thayer as partner. filming includes cowboy scenes at Irwin brothers ranch and a Denver juvenile court story awaiting release. The first locally developed film will begin processing this morning.
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Cheyenne
United States
Eddy Street
Francis Carroll
Selig Moving Picture Company
Chicago
Los Angeles
Carroll
London
England
Otis Thayer
Thayer
Selig Concern
Mr. Thayer
Denver
Irwin Brother
New York
Ben Lindsay
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Snow Thursday Warm Friday
The Weather Bureau forecast snow for Wyoming on Thursday followed by fair and warmer conditions on Friday. Areas affected and exact amounts not specified in the brief note.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Johnsons Care Put Over In Grand Jury Probe
Chicago October 30 The federal grand jury investigation into the relations of Jack Johnson with white women and members of his race was put over until November.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Jack Johnson
Warren as Head of Military Affairs Linked to Pole Mountain Lands
Albany county records show Van Taneel transfers of Pole Mountain lands to Warren amid a crackdown on alleged graft. Investigators argue Warren used federal treasury funds and speculate on his land ratio to the United States government. Campaign managers face tough questions before Wyoming voters next Tuesday.
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Warren
Pole Mountain
Inge
Ma Neuver
Senate
Federal Treasury
Albany County
van Taneel
Landa
Stratos
Hils
Wyoming
Wyoming Water and Land for S. D. Irrigation
A letter from Wyoming citizens denounces political corruption and calls Wyoming voters to reject the party machine led by Senator Warren. They urge November votes to rid the state of corruption and defend clean politics for future generations, quoting a warning against vices that grow familiar.
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Halle
Tita
Wyoming
Warren
Big Democratic Meeting in South Cheyenne
A large Cheyenne gathering at the South Cheyenne Democratic club hall heard speakers C. R. McKinstry candidate for state senator Arthur Morgan candidate for the legislature and Senator J Rose Carpenter The remarks energized attendees and signaled strong anti standpatters sentiment ahead of next Tuesday's vote with Warren and Mondeil in attendance
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Cheyenne
Hall of the
South Cheyenne Democratic Club
C. R. McKinstry
Arthur Morgan
J. Rose Carpenter
Warren and
Mondeil
Witchcraft Allegedly Boosts West New York Funeral Business
Ida Schutmann sues Mrs. Seibel claiming witchcraft revived the Schutmann undertakers in west New York after four years of decline. Seibel allegedly cast spells for $5 per spell, with fires near her home cited as a turning point and total earnings of about $1,000. Seibel denies any witchcraft.
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New York
Whitchcraft
Recorder Brewer
Ida Schutmann
Mra. Schutmann
Margaret Seibel
Schutmanns
Schutmann
Lawagy
Selbe
How did that missionary come out on this last trip
A brief remark asks about the missionary’s outcome on the latest journey with a partial quoted response indicating it is not yet determined.
Mondell Seeks to Shirk Responsibility Over Platte River Water
The article argues Representative Mondell misstates Platte River water rights. It cites a General Land Office letter showing all waters are appropriated for the Pathfinder project, with most lands in Nebraska. It notes rejections of segregation for Duff Project and Cronberg Brothers, and claims Wyoming storage plans rely on North Platte water. Senator Warren and Mondell have long opposed such limits.
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North Platte
Pathfinder
Afiple
United States
United States General Land Office
Platte River
Nebraska
Brockings
Washington
the Tribune
Mondell
General Land Office
Register and
Cheyenne Land Office
Duff
Medicine Bow River
Carbon County
Wyoming
North Platte River
Pathfinder Dam
State Land Office
Cronberg Brothers
Medicine Bow
Warren
Kendrick Responds to Tribune Rookback Over Fence Allegations
The article reports Kendrick denying accusations about vast fenced lands and stock transfers. It recounts his claim that 60,000 acres were not fenced and that fences were removed under orders. It contrasts with Senator Warren who allegedly pulled fences down, alerted a special agent, and later restored them after the agent departed.
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Kendrick
Converse
Senator Warren
Warren
Washington
Inter-Ocean
Hertzer
State Land Office
Doctors urged to visit Hartman office over Peruna letters
Article recounts exchange between Dr Hartman and a medical journal editor about letters from physicians offering testimonials for Peruna. Hartman invites examination of files and promises access to thousands of letters, asserting many patients claim relief from chronic catarrhal disease using Peruna and related products. Special note mentions Katarno brand as old Peruna variant.
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S. B. Hartman, M. D
Doctor Hartman
Peruna
Columbus
Ohio
Katarno Company
Kendrick and Teapetes lease sparks homestead dispute
The article details plans around Teapetes lease rates and homestead access, contrasting Kendrick’s open range for entry with alleged maneuvering by local figures. It cites A Baker and investigations into electoral conduct and civil war veteran Thomas G. Williams. Public responses call for scrutiny before the election.
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Kendrick
the Tribune
A. Baker
Thos
G. Williamen
John BH. Kendrick
Taft Mourns Death of Sherman at Brooklyn Naval Yard
Taft spoke tearfully after the launch of the New York at the Brooklyn navy yard and urged adjourning in honor of Sherman’s memory. Senators Bacon and the president sent condolences as the nation mourned a veteran public servant and naval advocate.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York
Florida
United States
Taft
Washington
Bacon
Senate
Death of Vice President Sherman Shocks Washington
Washington mourns the death of Vice President Sherman. Secretary Knox is expected to be named his successor and run with President Taft. Roosevelt sends sympathy to Mrs Sherman after a Madison Square Garden event and notes the national shock.
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Washington
D. C
Sherman
Knox
Taft
Roosevelt
New York
Madison Sedate Garden
Weather Note From Ancient Ledger Mercury Falls To 24
Mercury fell to 24 above yesterday in a brief weather remark. The dated snippet mentions a pleasant day and references a daemon in archaic phrasing. The readable portion provides no clear location or author.
Weather record: Cheyenne sees snow with cold temperatures
Grant of the US Weather Bureau in Cheyenne notes a snow event beginning near 8 am and continuing through the day. Temperatures fell from 32 degrees at 6 am to 24 degrees at 6 pm as snow accumulated about 2 inches while .15 inch of melted snow fell earlier. Winds were brisk in the morning then eased.
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Grant
United States Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Mercury
Ash Can Night Spoiled by Cheyenne Snowstorm
Last night before Halloween saw limited fun as a Cheyenne snowstorm kept children indoors. Mothers restricted outings and police reported unusually tame behavior with no arrests. The storm likely saved some from weathering house damages and men from nocturnal searches in alleys for ash cans.
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Hallowe'en
Winter
Cheyenne
Hallowe‘en
How did the Bird know that in this store
An quirky ad copy proclaims the store’s aim to serve customers as they wish. It touts low prices and argues against poor quality. The text encourages visitors to try the Elepha Moos Donk as a featured item.
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Wilson
WM. Myers Dry Goods
Alexander L. Dade
I. G
Beanob
Sal
Bill
Filmy Plant
THE
Johnson
South Cheyenne
Tribune
Sands
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