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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
4
The article notes President Taft’s Maine trip and a Rawlins meeting that signals a Waterloo in Wyoming politics. It discusses anti machine sentiment and calls out Ring Republican influence, with references to Senators Hale Burrows Clark and Shafroth and concerns over state officer expenses from contingent funds.
A disjointed report notes Maine shifting toward Democratic leadership while factions of the Republican machine push back. It hints at an ongoing political revolution as voters resist corrupt public office practices and seek change.
The piece argues that honest Republicans in Maine Wyoming Wisconsin Indiana Michigan and California reject machine politics and call for reform. It urges Wyoming voters to defeat machine backed candidates on November 8 as part of a broader national wave for political renewal. It also notes population growth trends affecting major cities and future travel speeds.
A reflective poem describes autumn’s aging year and the farewell of summer. Images of falling leaves, fading roses, mute birds, and soft suns convey the season’s quiet, liminal mood. The piece ends noting the change of seasons and the geese signaling winter’s approach.
A humorous verse list mocks President Roosevelt and associates, naming Theodore Roosevelt as multiple figures from history and fiction. The satire runs through questions about leaders, scholars, and events with Roosevelt repeatedly identified in playful garbles.
Multiple incidents reported across the Midwest and Southwest on September 13. In Las Animas C K McDonald aged 32 commits suicide with strychnine leaving a note. in Muller Ray Roberts dies at a moving train and Verne Reynolds injured. in Toledo three railroad officials die in a No. 33 wreck. in El Paso Leung Mon Don, a Chinatown leader, found dead with liver removed amid tong disputes.
The Citizens National bank invites young men to open deposits. Bankers warn that small starts can grow into large balances, and they welcome the savings habit and the cooperation offered to young customers.
The statement announces Harry Be Gates as a candidate for secretary of state, pending the Democratic state convention decision. The filer signals intent to seek the office and requests support from party delegates.
Readable note reports Harringtons stocking men's winter two piece union suits in stock for cold weather. Bright display highlights comfort and warmth and invites shoppers to visit the store for arrivals and sizes.
Chicago report says Dr. William Evatt, rushing to reach a patient, was struck by an Elevated train near the Fiftieth Avenue crossing. Motorman J. Snyder observed him but could not stop. A special train took the physician to University hospital where he died shortly after arrival.
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