Justice Brewer’s Calm Demeanor Shaped Supreme Court Image
A fragment recalls Justice Brewer’s tenure on the U S Supreme Court. Descriptions highlight his affable nature and approachability, noting he provided advance opinion copies to newspapers and avoided delaying proceedings or public announcements.
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Justice Brewer Key Figure In Western Rail And Water Rulings
A fragmented reminiscence highlights Justice David J. Brewer’s court career focusing on Western interests and railroad cases. It notes his stance on women’s rights at the time and his role in landmark water rights decisions including the Colorado Kansas irrigation dispute and the Maxwell land grant decree.
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Mixed News From Across the States Reflects Turbulent Year
A survey of scattered items shows prairie fires in Nebraska harming livestock, a Kansas City streetcar crash injuring eight, and a Rock Island wreck in Iowa with forty eight bodies recovered. Others note arbitration hopes in railroad disputes, a grand junction mayor injured by a horse, two killed in Sterling, Kansas car collision, Bud Stephens facing murder acquittal in Aberdeen, Buffalo Bill and Mrs. Cody mending fences, San Francisco Panama celebration planned for 1915, a lynching in Pine Bluff, race for boats between Kansas City and St. Louis, and major corporate stock increases at Anaconda Copper Company in Montana.
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Jack Cudahy
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William Fletcher
Thomas J. Walsh
San Antonio
Washington
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Larry Thorn
G. W. Fassell
Salt Lake
Galen Clarke
Mariposa
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Yosemite Valleys
Obscure Local Items and Obituary Mention Linger in Ledger
Disjointed notes report livestock sales in St Louis and political chatter about a senator. An obituary fragment references Mrs N Ber and Rapl, with garbled lines alluding to a city election and municipal matters.
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Varied 1900s World News Briefs Across Europe Asia and America
A chaotic mix reports on petition validity in Chicago, rail stock moves, a Creston Clarke lineage note, and a theater death in North Carolina. Also covered are a Delaware train accident, Mt Etna eruptions, Nicaragua military movement, Manila blast, Roosevelt in Egypt, French royalist manifestos, Yale beat Pennsylvania, Sox exhibition in Denver, and other sports and incidents.
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Samuel Williams
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Washington Notes on Policy and Personnel Movements
The report highlights improvements in Thomas F. Walsh's condition and summarizes various political actions. It notes the House passing a bill on Maine fundraising, nominations including Col Ralph W Hoyt as brigadier general, and expected nonreport of the standard trust box bill by the agriculture committee. It mentions Roosevelt relations, railroad bill handling, a Canada US tariff accord, veteran compensation proposals, and ongoing committee activity on pensions and administration bills.
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Warren's Bill Attacked In Senate Debate
Wyoming State News reports Senator Warren's bill to let the Interior secretary dispose of water from government reclamation projects for Carey act entities. Senator Heyburn and Senator Borah back the measure, though Heyburn warns it could clash with states rights to control their waters. Passage anticipated by supporters.
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U P Shops Busy in Laramie
Union Pacific shops report full force of workmen across departments. Eastern owners plan a reduction plant for Jupiter mines as work resumes on the Jupiter property.
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Soaked the Soakers Sheridan-Dy Judge orders fines
Judge Mattson orders seven keepers of clubs to pay fines totaling 5000 for alleged liquor law violations. Wyoming Stockgrowers' Association announces annual meeting in Cheyenne at 1 AM on Tuesday April 7 to elect officers and conduct business.
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Boysen Power Project Aims to Light Wyoming Towns
The Boysen company prepares to install machinery at their dam near the Big Horn canyon mouth to pump river water and supply power for Shoshoni. Lander Riverton Hudson and Shoshoni may receive light and power later.
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Wyoming Woolgrowers Hold Meeting on Sheep Health and Inspections
In Cheyenne the Wyoming Woolgrowers Association with over 200 members heard Dr. A D Melvin discuss leg and lip ulceration affecting flocks and the contrast with federal inspectors at South Omaha. The meeting urged reforms to end costly misdiagnoses and anticipated a summer-wide federal Wyoming field campaign.
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Bosler’s new hotel opens and town projects advance
Local Wyoming items report Bosler opens a new hotel while Douglas Methodists plan a parsonage. Lovell residents raise 16000 for an armory and Moorcroft calls for bids on a new waterworks. Laramie and Cheyenne prepare park improvements and roads, Shoshone dam progress, and various civic ventures, with multiple small notes on rail, industry, and community events.
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