Timber reserve rules loom as Pearce surveys Absarokee range
W. H. Pearce of Cody Wyoming visits the western Carbon county sector to inspect the Absarokee reserve. His report to the interior department will guide new stockmen regulations. no sheep will be allowed, bona fide pre existing settlers may apply within sixty days, others will be ejected, timber cuts limited to twenty dollars value with permits. A Absarokee superintendent may be appointed at eighteen hundred dollars yearly, with six to eight rangers earning sixty to eighty dollars monthly.
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Red Lodge
W. H. Pearce
Cody
Wyo
Yellowstone
Absarokee
Carbon County
Pearce
Secretary of the Interior
E. S. Garber
Sheridan
Santa Fe clerks in Los Angeles seek union and pay rise
Santa Fe system clerks in Los Angeles—about 150 freight and checker employees—are organizing a union. They filed a schedule with General Superintendent Sheppard demanding a 40 percent wage increase and an eight hour workday plus overtime after eight hours.
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Los Angeles
Cal
General Office
Santa Fe System
Santa Fe Road
Sheppard
California to Restrict Arrival of Consumptives
A state senate committee reports on restricting eastern tuberculosis patients from coming to California and on the plan to establish a state institution for their care, urging legislature action to regulate migration to the coast.
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Los Angeles
Cal
State Senate
California
California tuberculosis home plan rejected
The committee decided not to support establishing a home for patients of that class, deeming it would only encourage tuberculosis patients to come to California.
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California
Deutschland Engine Cylinder Burst Delays Hamburg Line Ship
The Hamburg American liner Deutschland suffered a burst cylinder near the Scilly Islands, crippling the starboard engine and delaying repairs for four months. One engineer was badly scalded, while passengers faced a moment of darkness and alarm. Repairs will cost several thousand pounds.
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Plymouth
England
Deutschland
Scilly Islands
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Butte Bowler Tschudy Tops Montana Five Game Cup
After a Billings win 2,771 to 2,526 last night, Butte and Billings left mourning emblems on the visitors box. Billings overhauled Butte by three pins to claim the championship cup, with Tschudy posting the five game high average of 217 2 5 and earning Montana’s five game title.
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Billings
Butte
Sherman
Tschudy
Montana
Cure a Cold In One Day Ad
Advertisement urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. It shows the price 25 cents and a small vignette with medical wording. The signa appears faded but instructs use as directed.
Ohio river flood near Evansville ends rise
Evansville Indiana reports the Ohio river stopping its overflow after a week of high water. Authorities expect a Monday noon start to a retreat. Farmers suffer heavy damage with corn shocks destroyed and losses among tie and lumber camps along the Grey and Wabash rivers.
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Evansville
Ind
Ohio River
Grey
Wabash
Humberts in Madrid Arrest Fueled by Safe Frauds Case
In Madrid the Humbert family linked to Paris safe frauds were arrested and a member handed 48000 to housemates before capture. They face extradition to Paris as documents threaten to implicate ministers and high officials. A French embassy applicant seeks the reward for denouncement.
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Madrid
Mme. Humbert
Humbert
Paris
Humberts
Frederick Humbert
Panama
Close Call in Runaway In British Columbia Citizen
Special Dispatch reports J Wilkinson a prominent British Columbia citizen had a narrow escape in a runaway at noon. Driving southwest town a frightened team tore through streets with the tongue end plowing earth. At First Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street South the tongue ran under a culvert and the buggy was thrown. Wilkinson was tossed 40 feet from the buggy and severely cut his right leg though otherwise unhurt after a half hour of stunned recovery.
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J. Wilkinson
British Columbia
First Avenue
Twentyfourth Street
Wilkinson
Red Chief properties to speed mining development with renewed work
Special Correspondence reports J. W. Turner learned during his visit to Red Bluff mining camps that the Red Chief properties are being actively developed with 18 to 20 men at work and a possible crew increase. Sanders and Brown, holding a lease and bond on the Grub Stake, are sinking an old tunnel and have encountered a rich body of high grade ore.
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Pony
J. W. Turner
Red Bluff
Red Chief
Messrs. Sanders and Brown
Abandoned site reemerges in local attention
The long neglected area, stale for years, now returns to the forefront of community discussion as plans or interest revive the site and spark public comment and curiosity.
Pony Happenings In Pony County
Robert R. Wedekind plans to leave Pony January first to seek work at Twin Bridges or Rochester with only his legal texts, while Mrs. Wedekind travels for health. Jake Heck named city marshal, Joe Comley to Rochester after Christmas, Mayor Duncan away two months, Samuel Marshall acts as mayor. Alderman Lambdin resigns, Thomas Bell replaces him. college returns from Bozeman for Christmas. temperance lectures by Capt Dutton continue with a likely Good Templar lodge and informal vote showing support.
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Pony
Robert R. Wedekind
Twin Bridges
Rochester
Wedekind
California
Jake Heck
Heck
Joe Comley
Mayor Duncan
Missoula
Samuel Marshall
Duncan
Alderman Lambdin
Thomas Bell
Rodney Marshall
Carmin Boys
Bozeman
Capt. Dutton
Adison Williams Ends Yellowstone Lecture Tour
Adison M. Williams of Pony returned home from a Yellowstone National Park lecture tour after three weeks on the road. He traveled as far as St. Paul on the Northern Pacific to book dates but found many towns full due to the holiday rush and theater business. His show is praised as one of the finest in its line, and he plans to resume touring after the rush ends.
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Adison M. Williams
Yellowstone National Park
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
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