Fifty Roads Affected Referendum Vote To Be Taken
A conference of managers of fifty railroads east of Chicago and north of the Norfolk & Western railroad failed to accept wage demands from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The issue will go to a referendum among about 26 000 engineers to decide on possible walkout after joint talks.
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New York
Chieago
Norfolk & Western Railroad
de Mande
T de Wen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Bione
Brotherhood
J. C. Stuart
Erie Railroad
Stuart
Paaenger
Sugar Refining firm trial jury instruction in view
Judge Hand weighing instruction to acquit John F Parsons Washington Thomas and other officers of American Sugar Refining Company on conspiracy charges as defense counsel seeks divine guidance on indictments amidst May Free Sugar Trust case proceedings in New York court.
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Vett
Ward
Delawary, Lackawanna & Weelera Railroad
United States
Muffalo
Italy
Scranton
Geological Survey
America
Butte
Moat
Lake Alebee
Aria
Buckner Recovers After Groundbreaking Brain Transplant
William Buckner a Cincinnati broker underwent a rare brain transplant at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The operation replaced a portion of his brain with tissue from a newborn, and Buckner remained in a reduced state of coma during recovery.
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Haltimere
William Buckner
Cincinnati
Johne Hopkins Hospital
Buckner
Miners Demand Ten Percent Raise Amid Shorter Hours
In Cleveland, wage talks involving mining unions and operators across western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana andUbale recall consideration of a compromise. The miners stand firm on a ten percent pay increase while seeking reduced working hours as discussions resume.
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Cleveland
Wmiom
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ub Bole
Nelda
Ti Hois
Lawrence, Macy
New England
Lawrence
Wilnote
Fragmented 19th Century News Bits From Quitman and Washington
A garbled recap mentions Cacitement Killa Marana Joseph Mo Rewhen an eighty seven year old marshal of Quitman dying amid arrest excitement. A monument to Hubert Burns is proposed as a gift from a city committee. The War Department weighs removing part of the Western Apache reservation after a surrender. Names include Port Gill and multiple prisoners with vague fates and a guard named Joseph Coody.
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Joseph
Artis
Quitman
Tie Finn
Washington
Gerenice
Port Gill
Fires and thefts dominate terse regional news roundup
A burst of brief reports notes Abercromble near Wahpeton wiped out by fire with $40,000 loss, a safe robbed in Washington Cal, and various crashes, injuries, and property damages. Also mentions dynamite deaths Cripple Creek and weather and crop notes amid broader national briefs.
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Abercromble
Wahpeton
N. DD
Crickamen
Washington, Cal
Malleville
Cole
Richard Thiede
Cripple Creek
Gole
Kaneat
State Horticultural Society
St Paul
Minneapolia
Minnesota
New Douglas
Madison County
Smithboro
Greenville
Grownville
Herman L. Roth
New York
Nat C. Goodwin
Denver
Clty
Perry A. Clay
Puby Mether
Clay
Review of
Sans Hola
Ifty
Federal plan aims to liquefy natural gas for illumination use
A federal bureau of mines proposal envisions capturing a byproduct gas from natural fields. The plan holds liquefied gas under high pressure in steel containers for shipment to towns lacking gas service. It would light public works and lighthouse fixtures and operate eight years under probationary independence before full autonomy.
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Federal Bureau of Mines
He Bureau la Totale
Elmer
Philip Th
Paris dressmakers seek protection amid Mexican rebel turmoil
The report notes international concern as Mexican rebels and federal forces clash. casualties include leaders and ministers, while U.S. and European officials discuss protection for expatriates. Rail strikes, labor disputes, and economic unrest ripple through North America and beyond.
Beef and feed prices from Denver market listing
Detailed cattle and livestock quotes show beef steers hay fed fair to good, cows and heifers pulp fed, and hogs, lambs, and sheep prices. Grain and forage values include upland hay, Timothy, alfalfa, and regional ton prices for Colorado and Nebraska markets.
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Ee Wong
Dholem
Mooe
Denver Jobborn F. U. S
Denver
Colorado Upland
Nebraska Upland
Olorado
Nebraska
Bouth Park
Choles
San Ule Valley
Gunnison Valley
Odd Mixed Market Quotes From Duluth to Chicago
A patchwork of commodity prices and bids across multiple markets with fluctuating figures for flax copper tin lead antimony and dairy and livestock terms. The notes show nominal and bid values in several cities including Duluth New York and Chicago with varying months and grades among metals dairy products and animal categories.
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New York
Tandard
Moody
East St. Louia
Spelier
Bass St Louie
Cookson's
Crm
Northern
Southern
Boutherm Soft
Shoshone News Roundup From Sheridan and Nearby Towns
Western Newspaper Union reports Shoshone creamery nearing completion and Sheridan Council approves 1000 for a new fire alarm bell. Local events include alfalfa mill plans at Powell, a state basketball title for Laramie, and a winter impact on trains.
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Cheyenne
Sheridan City
Roy Bedwack
Laramie County
Ood Toads Association
Sheridan Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Bandsoine Bodge
Union Pacific
Larainie Plains
A. Filwohowek
Cambria
Rawline
Charles Wells
Glenrock
Powell Country
Jackson Hole
Tony Wilde
Frank Dearcorn
Guernsey
Germany
Senate
Warren
Thermopolis
Sundance
Newcastle
Cheyenne City Hall Crumbling Forces Immediate Action
Cheyenne reports the city hall sinking with the east wall settling and doors and windows needing daily refitting. The siege prompts moves to provide guards for city officers as repairs are planned at once. The state humane society protests a delivery system and warns strikes unless pay raises are granted immediately.
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City Mall
Bown
Cheyenne
Atepe Mim
Yiate Humane Society
Merchante
Wales
Governor Brooks to Raise Hogs as New Pursuit
Former Governor J B L Brooke, now focused on livestock, plans to devote effort to hog farming. He recently sold five hogs for a total of $195, averaging $39 each, signaling a shift from cattle sheep and horses to hogs.
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Jas
Brooks
Canper—Exovernor
J. BL Brooke
Sheridan Branch Robbery Suspects Arrested
E. E. Clancy former superintendent and Emile Oulette fireman were arrested in Sheridan for alleged involvement in the wholesale robbery of the Sheridan state hospital branch.
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Heridan
Sheridan
State Hospital
E. E. Clancy
Emile Oulette
Chicago Fan Rescued From Train Freezes Fingers Amputated
Casper Ray Bigelow, a Chicago fan who wandered from a train at Waltman, suffered exposure and required amputation of all fingers and the left thumb plus two fingers of the right hand after rescue.
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Casper
Ray Bigelow
Chicago
Waltman
Two Killed in Snowlide Near Rainbow Mine
Andrew Hokanson and Luther Baldwin of this place were overtaken by a snow slide in the mountains. They were found dead beneath snow and debris at the ravine bottom while working at the Rainbow mine. Two companions escaped.
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Afton
Andrew Hokanson
Luther Baldwin
Rainbow Mine
Darrow
Stock Growers to Meet in Sheridan and Cheyenne
For the first time in Wyoming Stock Growers Association history the annual meeting will be held outside Cheyenne this year with Sheridan chosen as the host. Sheridan residents have prepared elaborate entertainments for the cattle men following last year’s vote to move the event.
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Bie Piney
Pinedale
Cheyenne
Frontier Park
Laramie
Laramie High
Ihs
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Wind Hiver Indian Reservation
Wyoming Nationa Oil Company
Secretary of State
Los Angeles
Davie
Wyong
Biliogs
Ovcr
D. A. Canfield
Greeley
Northern Colorado Power Company
Cache la Poudre
Colorado
Sheridan
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Woolgrowers Meet in Worland Wyoming
The Bly Horn Basin Woolgrowers Association held a large Worland meeting with elected officers Fred Bragg as president Arthur Pearson Kody as vice president W Steele as secretary The executive committee includes D W Hauner George Taylor J M Hench F S Brower The next meeting will be at Haan.
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Worland
Bly Horn
Washi
Ide County
Haan
State Receives Oil Royalty From West Company Well
Wyoming State Commissioner G Hopkins received the first royalty payment from the Mild West Oil Company. The Bull Creek district well north of Casper flowed after year start, producing 22 586 barrels in February. The state earns 8 per barrel on one tenth of production, totaling 1 120 25 dollars for 2 255 6 barrels.
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Cheyenne
G. Hopkins Baw
Mild West Ol
Bull Creek
Casper
Wyoming
Basin Fair and Land Show Plans Include Joint Exhibit
Basin Fair organizers approve a joint midway rainbow feature tied to a codified show. Mare is named to supervise the segment as the land show splits into five divisions for producer group exhibits. Prints will be awarded for collective exhibits amid cooperation with the Producers' Association.
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Mare
Producers’ Association
Association
Flooding from a thaw impacts Cheyenne River region
The thaw sent floodwaters racing across eastern Wyoming as the Cheyenne River overran banks and low gorges. Communities avoided disaster with precautions and residents seeking safe ground as waters rose rapidly and warnings were issued.
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Bheman
Eanern
Cheyenne
Seoul
Cokeville Poll Indicates Narrow Support for Cokeville Pole
A cryptic fragment reports Cokeville voters with slight support change and a likely poll tilt. It notes uncertain outcomes and references local polities and possible turnout effects. The text lacks clear names or dates.
Cinders Chepelles Identified as Advocate Found
A person labeled as an advocate was identified after being found at a location described in the report. The article notes the individual’s role and the surrounding circumstances without graphic detail.
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Cudeee
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