Open shop war ties deepen as McNamara brothers face charges
Chicago officials arrest James J McNamara and Oliver McManigal in Detroit on April 12. They are linked to the dynamiting of the Times building and the Los Angeles terminal plot. Authorities trace the open shop campaign to the International Brotherhood of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers and fear further violence across the country.
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Chicago
Titerna Howl Association
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
John J. McNamara
Vnlon
Todianapolie
Mileago
Los Angeles
Union
J B Bryce
Timen
Permons
James McNamara
McNamari
B. McManigal
Sadyamon Street
Iron Workers
Detroit
McNamare
Indianapolis
Delray
McNamara
Lin Angeles
Wiiton
Ohio
Thie Come
Moyer
Haywood
Mettibolle
Colorado
Ioe Angeles
Devecthoe Wiliam J Borne
Aswodla Tle
Longworth Considered for German Ambassador Post
Washington reports the President is considering Nicholas Longworth as ambassador to Germany amid reshuffles in the diplomatic corps. Mill remains a candidate for other posts as talks proceed.
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Longworth
Washington
Nicholae Longworth
Hlo Euecemeer
David Jayne Mill
Germany
Brule Ruling Bars Access to Harem Ghirt Mot
Brule Nebraska judge rules that the thief cannot approach the town’s harem site or any nearby area. The decision blocks access to the location and related property, enforcing restrictions on the individual named in the case.
Seafarers Reported Missing in Unclear Seaway Incident
A partially legible maritime notice records a sealer vessel and crew in distress near several reefs. Fifteen persons are listed as missing or in danger, with unclear details about the ships involved and the location.
Cavalry units prepared for orders and mine disaster report
Western dispatches note Fort Dow Mates and Fort Yellowstone troops in readiness for rapid deployment to San Antonio. A fatal accident at the Homestake mine in land, and other mine and railway incidents, are reported alongside a university bequest in California and a local mayoral election in Granite City USA.
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Wheatera
Rock
Land, & C
Gunt T. Beckrath
Hen Balleon
Fort Yelowstone
Yellowstone Park
San Antonio
Ernest V. Cowell
Ban
Francisco
University of California
Marshall Edward Kirkpatrick
Granite City
Milwaukee
Washington Legislation and Diplomatic Shifts in Taft Era
A dense report notes actions in Congress including a bill on disfranchising decrees and a plan to revise wool schedules, with Treasury and Interior hinted reforms. It covers the Canada reciprocity conflict, resignations of diplomats to Germany Norway and Quebec, and military figures like Rear Admiral Inch. The piece also mentions land grants for highways, minting debates, and a flotilla of diplomatic reshuffles shaping policy.
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Shepherd
Tews
Colette
Senate
Walter J. Plaber
Uttiwtn
Interior
Hardwick
Centelo
Renohuttary
Biowe
Misaouri
Vreeiden
Nichola Longworth
Dawn Jayne
Cermany
MacVeigh
Treasury
Tat
House of Representatives
Richard Inch
Naval Hospital
Washington
Manila
Boston
Inch
Canada
United States
Agua Prieta
Taft
Taylor
Mac Veugh
Arnay
Flight Captain Killed In Paria Tremor. City? Burned
A tomfoot era accident in Paria near Schaerbouk kills Captain Edward Tarpon of the army engineers. The town and its famed works of art are destroyed along with hundreds of shops. Federal forces plan a counterattack at Villa Union amid reports of a major Mexican revolution battle at Ague Pilata.
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Hhe Farman Bh
Edward Tarpon
Wan
Paria
Schaerbouk
Brusselia
Consdasion
Cancondia
Sinaloa
Tw Nurgetie
Villa Uinion
Ague Pilata
Ient
Halasario Garcia
Arig
Poperdiens
Mbe
Washington
Johnson fixes railways earnings and tax moves dominate state news
The survey of 1900s policy shows Chicago receivers collecting over 6 million dollars in street railway shares while Missouri Governor Hadley vetoes a passenger fare cut bill. Congress eyed income tax amendments as unions push for broader reforms.
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Chicago
Hadley
Missouri
Tml
Trackwalker Killed by Coal Train Near Diote
Japanese trackwalker M Uchiyama was struck by a coal train near Diote in Sheridan county and killed instantly. Local authorities investigated the accident and continued efforts to determine cause and circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Sheridan—M. Uchiyama
Diote
Bids Wanted for Quarters at Fort D. A. Hueell
Capt Armstrong advertises for bids to construct a 100000 quarter building for the new hospital corps to be erected at once at Fort D. A. Hueell.
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Cheyenne
Capt. Armstrong
Fort D. A
Hueell
Newt Hospital Corps
Appointed Penitentiary Warden in Rawlins
Cheyenni Pells Alston, sheriff of Nig Horm County, known for capturing Ten Sleep sheep camp raiders, is named warden of the Rawlins penitentiary.
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Cheyenni-Pells Alston
Nig Horm
Ten Sleep
Rawlins
Wyoming Leads In Sheep Production And Value
Cheyenne reports Wyoming leads the Western states in price per head of sheep and tops the union in total value of sheep and lambs. It also leads in wool clip value and average fleece weight, marking the state as a dominant sheep and wool producer.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Bank President Returns From Europe Weighs In On Skirt Trend
Sheridan K H Walsh president of the First National Bank has returned from Europe where he spent the winter. He says the harem skirt is here to stay and that American women should decide to wear the new garment.
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Sheridan
K. H. Walsh
First National Bank
Europe
New Oil Company Formed by Colorado Springs Capitalists
Announcement of a new oil company named the Mid-West OH Company formed with local and French capital. It has secured title to 1,280 acres of patented oil lands near Salt Creek in Wyoming.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
OH Company
Salt Creek
Wyo
Donation of Ground for Court House in Goshen County
Executors of Levi P. Leiter estate give a block of ground in the center of Lingle for a court house worth 25000 dollars to back the creation of the proposed Goshen County. The gift aims to secure Lingle as county seat if voters approve division.
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Lingle
Goshen
Levi P. Leiter
Chicago
Odd Fellows Celebrate Lander Anniversary Event
The Central Wyoming Anniversary Association plans the first function at Lander on April 24 to celebrate the Odd Fellows founding. Judge W L Kuykendall will present Ed Pouher and two other members veteran jewels for long membership in the order and Rebekah degree lodge.
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Laramie
Central
Foreign Capital Sees Wyoming Oil Boom
A Washington diplomat and a representative of foreign capital arrive to back big investments in Wyoming oil lands. They tour the Casper area with French and Belgian financiers, prompting several firms to start development north and west of Casper. Douglas Reed, head of Central and of France, among those shown interest. Judge Mayer predicts Wyoming will supply most illumination and fuel oil in the coming years.
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Cheyenne
Washington, D.C
Wyoming
Weather bulletin projects good water prospects for March
The weather bureau notes snow in the mountains at month end is in excellent condition for conservation until late summer. Snow in the Ignory, Medicine Bow, and Sierra Madre regions should yield above normal flows, while the headwaters of the Gire river and Snake river areas expect below normal runoff. Water for the Buake and Big Horn rivers and their tributaries appears ample.
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Cheyenne
Weather Bureau
Medicine Bow
Sierra Madre
Laramie
Platte
Cire River
Snake River
Carbon County
Iterituterion
Legal Hanging Likely in Wrowing County
Report notes possible execution in the penitentiary for Joseph Geng awaiting eight years of sentence pending reprieve. County officials and court actions referenced imply imminent legal hanging as of the article date.
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Rewline
Joseph Geng
Unite
County
Mur
Postoffice Robbery Reported in Uva Area
The United States marshal reports that a Uva post office in Larembe county was robbed of a small amount of cash. Investigations continue as officials seek clues and identify suspects.
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Choprane
United States
Uva
Larembe County
Sheridan to modernize depot and expand telephones in Wyoming
Sheridan plans a new modern depot and updated telephone system as rail and city growth push infrastructure. Projects include a Lima Rock River line completion, a new engine of commerce in Wheatland and Lom Cabin, and a growing push for a commission form of government.
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Sheridan
Cody
Ormanie
Baeehall
Sheridan Io
Howe Lown Bawetmll Gark
Thermoopiie
Sheridan Wtree
Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Cheyenne
Lowmig
Rock River
Wheatland
Wmttoward
Jim Orton
Lom
Russell
Wyoming
Mra
Mary Powell
Laraile
Samontha
Sheridan County
Wyoming National Guard
Rock Springs
Larante
T. Felix Alston
Big Horn County
Rawling
Gibson's One Good Point and the Youthful Composer
A father and son clash over spelling in a shop for a fair education. The son mocks his father while noting Gibson’s spelling of coffee. A youth writer, inspired by Thomas Moore, asks a publisher to set his tune to bum words.
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Gibson
Tom
Thomas Moore
Home Training Mutter and Child Exchange
A fragment shows a heated exchange as a mother rebukes Robert and instructs him to call her Mamma in a taunting domestic moment. The dialogue presents a tense family interaction with commands and a request for quiet.
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Robert
Mamma
Limit on bets tests Willie Jones in Harpers Bazaar
A fragmentary report notes a wager involving Joshua Hie Limit and Willie Jones at a Harpers Bazaar event. The item hints at a bet on a stunt or feat but provides few verifiable details or outcomes.
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Willie Jones
Harpers Basar
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