Burlington plans major line expansions through Wyoming
I S Eustis of the Burlington says the Powder River Thermopolis branch is minor next to plans for five years of growth. The company will begin track laying for through Denver to holdings and seek its own Powder River to Orin Junction line. A million dollar rehabilitation of the Colorado and Southern from Cheyenne to Orin is planned with new rails roadbed and ballasting for through service.
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Burlington
Wyoming
I. S. Eustis
Denver
Ilings
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Powder River
Orin Junction
Northwestern
Colorado & Southern
Cheyenne
Orin
State School Funds Apportioned Amid Land Leases
The state receives 173 433.80 from school land leases and apportions interest on the school fund among counties. The notice lists per county figures such as Converse 4 487.00, Fremont 11 045.20, Natrona 6 008.00, Sheridan 18 215.00, Weston 6 002.53, and others, with total distributions and a reminder of a Sunday band concert at 3 PM.
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Horn
Converse
Fremont
Johnwon
Sheridan
Weston
Parks
Revival Meetings Deepen Casper Faith With Immersions
The Casper revival crowds grow as Dr. Rawls conducts morning services and many partake in the Lord's Supper. Seventy children attend the afternoon baptismal rite while Miss Ide Harvey is immersed. Rev Kingsley delivers a moving sermon on Builders of Our Own Destiny drawing a strong response from attendees and observers.
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Junior League
Casper
Ide Harvey
Kingsley
Christ
Stawls
Worl
Wyoming
Willi
Pmsbor
Che
Baptism and Cantata Planned at Local Church
In the afternoon worshippers desiring immersion will gather at the church around three o'clock for the baptismal service then proceed to the river for the immersions. A cantata prepared by the choir will precede the evening service followed by a short pastor’s address.
Big Bill Edwards Urges United City Effort At Dinner
A speech by New York street cleaning chief Big Bill Edwards at the City Hall Reporters Association dinner urged unity among city officials. He recounted a PrincetonHarvard football anecdote to illustrate teamwork and the need to act together rather than on individual plans.
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Big Bill Edwards
New York
City Hall Reporters’ Association
United Effort
Big Bil
Harvard
Princeton
Big Bui
Camae
Imperial marine artificers program proposed for boys
Lord Northampton promotes a ship based program to train 200 noncommissioned officers and artificer apprentices in carpentry wheelwrighting blacksmithing and more. Reading rooms gymnasium and on board workshops will aid learning with concerts lectures and shore marches. Initial funding target $7 000 with half already promised and government support hoped for.
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Lord Northampton
Corpa
Imperial Marine Artifeers
Artifear
London
Doing Work for Humanity in Indianapolis Agencies Aiding Children
In Indianapolis the era of voluntary service thrives with multiple beneficence agencies. The Christ Child Society, formed to bring Christmas joy to needy children, pledges members to sponsor one child each. The effort coordinates with the Children's Aid to avoid duplication and supports free milk and kindergarten access for immigrant families through local partnerships.
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Indianapolis
Christ c Child Society
Ook
Children’s Aid Nswody
Talian
Normal College
Wttle
Hanapolle Star
Delicate But Keen Thrust At London Divorce Court
John B Curtis of New York criticizes heckling of Detective Byrne during witness stand testimony in a divorce case. Frank Lockwood prosecutes, questioning the detective’s disguises while the witness defends his firm and duties amid cross examination.
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John B. Curtis
The
Indians Society of New York
Byrne
London
Frank Lockwood
Lockwood
Mowelle Exclusive Reports Turbulent State Session
Cub reporter Whee Howells sent by bike Dapri to the state capital for bitter legislative proceedings arrives as session erupts into riot. Militia and ambiances deployed. the crowd disrupts the chamber amid disorder and protests.
Moving Succesawara Newsman Discusses Show Girl Drought
Joseph M. Gates spoke at a New York theater on the glut of show girls seeking work in Manhattan. He noted many aspire to first openings while department store positions fell short. He blamed winter travel, a glut of talent, and scarce work for artists, with tech collectors buying only old items from abroad.
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Succesawara
Joseph M. Gates
New York
Manhattan
Mr. Gates
Cincinnat! Commercial Tribune
Life as found and seen by a New York typewriter girl
A vivid street scene in Madison Square shows a narrator overheard by a writer at a bench full of visitors. A leering, self important figure taunts a young woman amid bustling crowds as she contemplates writing a book about her life in the city.
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Madison Square
Double Chin
Wmillee
Tri¢Ke
Miminine Wiles
New York
Ghe-Yes Railroad Accident Sparks Rescue Effort
A brief report notes a railroad incident with one small success as a dog is rescued after a wreck while investigators assess damage and the injured are cared for at the scene.
Dormitory Duel Echoes Chivalric Quip Ignites Debate
A fragmentary medieval dialogue shows a knightly challenger asking Mee Greed what he bears from his chevalier, provoking tension and prompting discussion about honor and duty in the dormitory setting.
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