Roosevelt split talk and Wyoming politics field
A discussion of Colonel Roosevelt’s right to leave the Republican Party and the potential effects on the 1912 campaign, noting that many progressives may stay loyal to the GOP to counter Democratic policies. Also commentary on Wyoming's political scene and editorials urging party loyalty for national prosperity.
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Roosevelt
Ghander
Bryan
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Montana
White House
Congress
McKinley
Taft
Washington
Billingdé Journaly
Wyoming
Col. Roosevelt
Chicago
Col.Roosevelt
Cheyenne
John E. Osborne
J. R. Carpenter
J. B. Kendrick
Warren
Clark
Mandell
Cheyenne Tribune
Wireless telegraphy explained in simple terms
The Electrical News explains wireless telegraphy through waves, ether, and Hertzian signals. It compares wave behavior to stones in a pond, notes transmitter masts, and describes Morse like coding to send messages. Also mentions health notices and local ads about Christian Science services and livestock sales.
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Sheridan Enterprise
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Kemmerer
Farm Journal
Carl B
Saya
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F. A. Wise
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Christian Science
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James F. Lampman
Mercer Bros. Land & Livestock CO
Hyattville
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William Douglas Brand
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Rogers House
Chas. A. Mann
Proprietor Basin
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General Electrical
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W. J. Booth
Pres
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