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Newspaper

Casper Press

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1913

Page

2

Major Ross the Australian Adventurer of War and Peace

A vivid portrait of Major Ross a British Empire veteran born in Australia and later an American naturalized citizen. The piece recounts daring exploits from Canada to East Africa including Boer War acts with the Canadian Mounted Scouts, a controversial execution of Boer prisoners, and leadership as a game warden in British East Africa. It notes his marriage, Mormon joke, Somaliland campaign, and postwar service amid colonial governance while praising his bold, generous character and unyielding frontier spirit.

Maj Cr. Roa Pirit Teh Booth Africa Fritieh Normis Australia America Canada Canadian Mounted Police Rees East Africa Ross Hin Gum Neit Hquer Rona Mandhie Ehicf Kim Hows London Fairady Galt Lake Hal Rowe Ayer Northweet Mounted Police Hoon The Bates Red River Canadian Mounted Rifles South Africa Pretoria Lord Kitchener Hoes Canadian Mounted Bowes Canadian Mounted Scouts Transvaal Orange River Colony Cape Colony Hrntiah Hague Geneva Roas Rowe Rows Hoss Lend Kitchener Rose Lemat Jeterters Berview Order Major Fives Wheelid Leutenant oMcera Rosa Unitied Britto Hoor Tver Royal Duke of Connaught Hast Africa Major Rows Victoria Lake Buat Fort Hall Kenka Nairob Nairobi Ender Tur Nairrobi Pep Roosevelt Major Ross Moss Hunter Hosenfelt Speke América Plaina Hong Lo

Poet Denied A Pleasure In Dublin Meeting

A fragmentary diary style passage recalls a London Daily Chronicle report of a poet denied some amusement in Dublin. The account mentions Hubert Brownheg Lady Augusta and five daughters among a social scene leading to a question about an author named Trench. The text shifts to a medical scene where a physician recounts a patient with a motor cart accident and a church visit.

America Milles Dublin Hubert Brownheg Augusta Twa Deblin

English style benches near capitol spark old debates

A western statesman muses on parliamentary changes in the Capitol, imagining benches replacing desks, stovepipe hats, and new rituals. He playfully envisions English customs, a bell to order, tea on the terrace, and reporters watching from the gallery as Republicans and Cooper and Leo root spar in a reform mood.

Siington Pike County Cooper Leo Root England Parliament Building Anacosta Flats Buzzards Point James Creek Canal Judge Rucker Missouri

Virginia Honeymoon Special Reaches Washington Bound Couples Married

The Honeymoon Special from Richmond arrived in Washington with eighteen couples who sought marriage licenses. Mrs Gill, matron of the Richmond Male Orphan Asylum, led the trip which funds the institution. several couples wed in the capital while others planned to marry on return to Richmond.

Woothington Richmond Mra J. R. Gill Virginia Capital Union Station Gill Onlire Washington Virginia Tracy B. Barr Lynchburg Anna EB. Canter Waynesboro Dernard V. Jenkins Eleanor Baker Fredericksburg William E. Watking Bessie G. Thompson Quinton Victor Leon Meyers Georgia Laulae Russell Paconian Springs Leroy Hughes Maud Granger Matt BB Royal Chenea Lillian KR Clayaville

Uncle Sam Seals Designer of State Emblems Exalted

The article profiles Gail lard Hunt as the official heraldist of the United States, noting his high salary and office in the marble and gold Library of Congress. It highlights his designs for Porto Rico, the Philippine islands, the Department of Commerce and Labor, and the Panama Canal tone, plus the Confederate seal kept at Richmond.

Conteofarme Uncle Sam Library of Congress Uncle Gam Gaillard Hunt Pew Tel Ephone Hunt Tella Porto Rico Philippine Islands Department of Commerce and Labor Emperts Panama Gow Munt Baw Confederscy Richmond Confederate Museum

Congressman's Gold Beads Purchases in Mexico Tale

ICTOR MURDOCK, Kansas congressman, once toured Mexico with reporters and bought eight dollars of gold beads from an Indian village in Tehuantepec. The beads, allegedly mined locally and made by native workers, were bought after a wrangle with a native woman. He reportedly sought no real need for the money, amusing himself with the purchase and later claimed duty avoidance, a claim met with weary acceptance.

Ictor Murdock Kansas Tehuantepes Mexico

Woman's Ills Disappeared in Bangor Ad for E Pinkham

A North Bangor New York advertisement touts E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female weakness and headaches. It quotes testimonials from Mrs. James J. Stacy and Mrs. L. E. Wiennor claiming relief and monthly improvement, urging others to try the medicine.

Bangor E. Pinkhamm Audt E. Pinkham James J. Stacy R.F.D. No North Bangor N. Y L. E. Wienorr Annie Dom Dohee

Wooden cannons used by West Indian revolutionists

Harper's Weekly reports crude wooden cannons used in Cuba Haiti and the Dominican Republic. A log five to six feet long and one foot in diameter is rounded bore drilled. The log is wound with rawhide strips and bound tight until it expands and strengthens like wire. The weapon survives multiple shots before failing.

Cuba Haiti Dominican Republic Harper's Weekly

Puzzle. New Nurse Ditto On Delirious Or Blonde Question

A nurse hesitates to answer a doctor's query about a young woman patient who arrived shortly ago. The nurse cannot tell if the doctor wants to know if she is delirious or blonde, highlighting a light hearted misunderstanding.

Peculiar Street Names in Mexico's Capital

In the capital city, streets bear unusual names such as The Love of God Street, The Holy Short Street, Pass if You Can Street, Lost Child Street, Bantadian Street, and Street of the Wood Owls, reflecting a quirky urban nomenclature.

Mexico Capi ‘Tal God Holyhort

Friends Help St Paul Park Incident Highlights Postum Use

An account from St Paul Park describes improvements after quitting coffee and using Postum. Affected individuals report relief from heart and stomach issues, headaches, and dyspepsia, with testimonials from a state WGTU president and others about asthma and heart trouble improvements.

Friends Help St. Paul Park Coffe Gii

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