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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1910
Page
7
The text states 53 days from Rawlins to Waterloo and accuses ring candidates of continuing misgovernment. It notes Mr. Mullen backing Mr. Fuller for office and remarks that Rawlins names reflect commercialized Republicanism. It warns recalling the Republican candidate for governor after November 5.
A critical letter from President Taft through his secretary targets an Iowa Republican leader and condemns insurgents. The piece cites Taft's failures against La Follette in Wisconsin and Poindexter in Washington, and portrays his plea to reintegrate insurgents as offering federal patronage in exchange for loyalty.
The Omaha World Herald accuses Taft allies of seeking federal spoils and shifting definitions of democracy. It attacks Sen Aldrich and Sen La Follette for aligning on patronage while claiming the Republican party has long stolen Democratic ideals.
A Copenhagen cablegram reports Danish pastor Rev. O Sherman says Eskimos who accompanied Dr. Cook on his Arctic voyage claim the North Pole has been reached. They said the sun guides them, and Peary noted the Eskimos were within two days of land.
New York opinion shifts in public schools favor reducing poetry in grades and emphasis on Shakespeare. Dr Maxwell warns against long math problems and urges focus on practical short drills, physical training, drawing, sewing, and vocal work. He endorses prose, biographies, and selections like Rip Van Winkle and Autobiography for pupils.
A declaration of intent to seek the office of secretary of state. The candidate notes submission to the will of the Democratic state convention and identifies the signer as Sharry BF. Gates.
A lively drama about a spendthrift wife whose extravagance endangers her husband and business. Doris Mitchell stars with Lionel Adams and Lizzie McGall in a four month Hudson Theatre success now shown locally, inviting all lovers of solid stagecraft to attend.
New York report notes Referee William Klein ruled 19 year old heiress Hilda Charlotte Edgenton Morris will not be compelled to work for a living. Morris, daughter of Mrs Julia M Curtiss, stands to inherit about 3 million dollars plus other property from the Miss Mary G Pinkey estate. The ruling dismisses arguments that the heiress must earn income to support herself.
A Ravenna Michigan letter recounts a woman’s testimonial about Peruna Tablets. She describes her Chicago daughter’s long cough and successful relief after using the product, plus improvements in her son’s stomach issues and overall health. She praises the remedy and plans to recommend it, noting use during travel and past scarlet fever cases.
A court hears affidavits amid charges and counter charges about Miss Morris. The judge finds her welfare would not improve living with her mother and recommends she reside separately, be supported, and allowed to finish her education.
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