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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1910
Page
19
The speech argues against the Republican candidates at Rawlins not reflecting pure Republicanism but a commercialized variant. It claims the fight is to recall the Republican governor candidate after the November 5 election and cites Mr Mullen backing Fuller. The speaker calls for delaying action until fifty three days from Rawlins to Waterloo.
A critical portrayal of Taft as he seeks to rally Republican insurgents in Iowa and Wisconsin, using patronage as a tool to keep factions aligned. The piece argues Taft failed to purge insurgents like La Follette and Poindexter, instead pleading for unity behind patronage and jobs.
The Omaha World-Herald critiques Taft and Republican leaders accusing them of placing patronage before ideals. It cites imagined exchanges between Aldrich and La Follette and attacks the notion that offices eclipse principles.
A Copenhagen cable says two Eskimos, companions of Dr. Cook on a claimed pole trip, insist the North Pole was reached. They say the sun tells them their location and direction, contradicting Peary's distance to shore claim.
New York readers learn that Dr. William H. Maxwell urges reduced poetry in elementary grades. He favors prose works by Irving and Scott, cuts long mathematical puzzles, and stresses physical training, rapid addition practice, and practical arithmetic. He cites Franklin and Longfellow as acceptable.
The candidate declares intent to seek the office of secretary of state subject to the will of the Democratic state convention. The communications name Sharry BF Gates as the figure filing the announcement.
A lively modern drama about a spendthrift wife whose wasteful ways push her husband toward bankruptcy. Doris Mitchell leads with Lionel Adams and Lizzie McGill in a production praised as vital, wholesome, and well staged for broad audiences.
New York Sept 7 Referee William Klein ruled 19 year old heiress Hilda Charlotte Edgenton Morris need not work for a living despite lawyers suggesting insufficient funds. Morris, from East Fifty second Street boarding school, stands to inherit over three million dollars plus other property. Her mother Mrs Julia M Curtiss is a beneficiary in Miss Mary G Pinkey estate, with shares advancing to Morris and her brother Louis Morris.
A Lake Michigan reader from Ravenna recalls using Peruna Tablets for a chronic cough in her daughter and stomach issues in her son. She reports relief, better sleep, and overall health improvement after trial and repeated use, ending with high recommendation for the product.
The court hears affidavits detailing unfavorable conditions for Miss Morris. It is found she cannot labor and would not benefit from living with her mother. The recommendation is for her to be cared for separately and to finish her education.
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