Texas Army Moves as Mexican Revolt Looms
The War Department orders 35 000 troops to border defences along the northern line. General Treviño and Robles lead operations with Naranjo commanding volunteers. Texas frontier mobilization cites Nuevo Leon volunteers and patrols from Durango to Chihuahua amid reports of revolts and cross border tensions.
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Newenna
Unwin
Berview
Mexico
Francisco Naranjo
Nuevo Leon
Naranjo
Sdvice
Durango
Chihaua
Republic
Madera
Washington
Menino
Stimaon
Duncan
Department of Texas
Mimita
Siimeon
Texas
Kenean
Hagedorn
Twentyethird
Laredo
Juan Merigo
Merigo
Demera Reyes
Moyes
Confusing OCR Chronicle of Crimes and Incidents
A garbled, era-laden summary lists robberies, highway accidents, court actions, border tensions, weather upheavals, and crime reports across several regions. It mentions a cafe robbery, a fatal crash near Rugby North Dakota, a bank heist near Colgate Oklahoma, gas price injunctions in Kansas, Mexican border patrol orders, and a range of miscellaneous legal and social news.
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Admwine Kayrewe Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Umeomemplim
Fided
Frelabt
Rugby
Bank of Clarita
Colgate
Oklo
Star Villines Communion of
Kansas
Consumeratehe Company
Topeka
Laredo
United States Cavalry
United States
Welch to Referee Thanksgiving Day Fight
Jack Welch will referee the Thanksgiving Day bout. The match appears tied to a local event and involves Barer Se, with Welch set to officiate as part of the boxing card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Welch
Gach Welch
Che
World headlines reflect turmoil and policy shifts
The report covers diverse items from European intrigue to U.S. policy. It notes German military aircraft spending, a damages settlement with China over Mexican events, Bryan entering politics, clerks pay raises, growing book clearings, college fundraisers, and a Delaware Valley train accident. It also mentions arbitration church support, copyright ruling on moving pictures, and a new Hell Gate bridge contract. Financial reforms and naval builds are highlighted along with election results in Richmond and sugar industry lobbying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican Nation
Oie
William J. Bryan
Vitor
Meyer
Wellesley College Girte
Boston
Kaprow
Tevings
Barger Die Wibod
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Row
Scranton
United States Supreme Court
Army Ordnance Bureau
Wi Armosphere Atvelle
Hadfield Steel Foundry Company
England
Harry Brolaski
Civil Service Commission
National Monetary Commission
Cearl
Kansas City
New York
American Bridge Company
Hell Gate
Vittebure
Congress
Toma Heolte
Tne
Aleamander B. White
Paria
Tenn
Richmond
Wee Livingston E. Schuyler
Gearcia
Mre
Schuyler
Vnanl
Ohio
California
Supreme Court
Banker Convicted of Bank Theft in New York Trial
New York promoter and former Carnegie Trust Company head J Cammina was found guilty of stealing 140000 from the Nineteenth Ward Bank. The jury returned a verdict after a tense trial as Cammina showed mixed emotions and later whispered thanks to God while breaking down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wunam J. Cammina
Tennessee
Carnegie Trust Company
Nineteenth Ward
Wyoming State News and Events Brief
In Cheyenne two annual gatherings are listed with dates December 1 and 12 as part of state events. In Laramie the University of Wyoming hosts football against Grand Island College of Nebraska with Wyoming suffering a heavy defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming University
Laramie
Grand Inland College
Nebraska
University of Wyoming
Governor offers 500 reward for Casper attack ringleader
Governor Carey signs a $100 reward for the identification and conviction of unknown assailants who attacked Adolph Kubris a Casper oil drilling foreman and tied him to a railroad track. Kubris was severely bitten before a rescuer freed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Carey
Adolph Kubris
Kubriz
Army boxing card pits two lightweights at Fort Russell
Cheyenne sergeant and Private Grimes of the Ninth Cavalry are matched to fight fifteen routs at 195 pounds at Fort Russell on December 20. The two soldiers, described as the fastest lightweights in the army, are expected to deliver a strong contest.
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Harrison
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Riley
Grimes
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Russell
Willie Crimes
Boldler Brown
Orps
Fort Muswell
Clint
Circe
Governors Special Fund Subscription for Wyoming Train
The Governors Special fund reaches half of 1500 dollars for Wyoming’s share of the cost to send a train East to attract attention to Western states. Governor Carey contributes 250 dollars toward the subscription.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Carey
Wyoming Publicity Association
J. Roas Carpenter
Loveland Ketes Mark Transport Company Withdraws
The Loveland Ketes Mark Transportation Company ends operations between Cheyenne and Fort Haswell after fulfilling its purpose and profits. The street railway era is replaced as the venture withdraws and a scent fare has begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Loveland Ketes Mark Transportation Company
Fort Haswell
Bowen
Fort Russell Matchups Highlight Fort Knox Bout Plans
At Fort Russell Cheyenne plans surface for long route contests after eight round bouts. King Kelley and Bat Hing Braxton fight to no clear winner with infantry backing. Sailor Ryan disqualified for foul tactics in the Ryan vs. artillery bout. A rematch with Ryan vs GUL is eyed if organizational plans proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Fort
Ryan
Gul
Eden Valley Irrigation Dispute Settled After 3 Day Conference
In Sweetwater County Cheyenne authorities say Eden Valley settlers and the Eden Valley Irrigation Company reached a settlement. The company will extend its contract with the state to finish irrigation works while many resident settlers who improved and stayed on land since 1907 are released from water payments and credited for years they occupied land without water. The State Land Board granted extra time to complete the project, clearing the path for immediate reclamation of the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Eden Valley Irrigation Company
Eden
Sweetwater
Tts
Oate
Lingte
Valjey Ranch
W. H. Pero
Evanston
Rawlins
San Antonio
Texas
Fort Russell
Carl F. Hartman
Signal Corp
Near-fatal Whisky Overindulgence Traced to Owl Creek Ranch
In a case of severe intoxication, Krall and Hoane suffered near death after consuming poor whisky at the Evans ranch on Owl Creek. Hoane died while unconscious from the liquor. Krall received emergency attention but survived. The discovery of the death prompted medical intervention for Krall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vane
Leory Krall
Evans
Owl Creek
Hoane
Krall
Denver football triumph over Lark Mile in 1 0
Western News reports Denver defeated Lark Mile by a score of 1 to 0. It notes other Wyoming items including rail sale to eastern capitalist Walter Harris, a Powtmaster appointment, and various local events across Cheyenne, Sheridan, Casper, Rawlins, and Fort Russell with multiple officials and firms named.
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Denver
Larkmile
Cheyenne Street Railway
Eastern Cap
Walter T. Harris
Tare Bowen
Bikol
Uinta County
Interstate Canal
Wyncote
Peruna Claim of Curing Stomach Catarrh Prompts Letter
A man recalls years of stomach catarrh with doctors offering no relief and eventual cancer diagnosis. He credits Perth and Peruna with easing symptoms and a claimed cure, saying he took five bottles of Peruna and two of Munalin and now feels renewed. He keeps Peruna at home.
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Maine
Perth
France’s wine output and taxes hit vast volumes
The article notes France pays taxes in good years on over a thousand million gallons of wine and describes production scales during the phylloxera era. It mentions containers like a ton neau of 200 gallons and a woodused ship sized vessel, highlighting how one French colony could account for a fifth of wine consumption in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Algerla
Old Lady Complains of Cream Badly Watered by Heat
An elderly woman, a customer of an Irish farmer, laments the watery appearance of her morning cream. Pat consoles her noting the hot weather scorched the pasture, forcing the farmer to feed the cattle on water.
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Bium
Pat
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Supreme Court of Mixnouri
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SPORT
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Walter Wyman
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United States Public Health
End Marine Hospital Per View
Methodier Episcopal Church
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China
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Wester
Governors' Special
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Preey Club
Roy Schenck
Henry Rowe
Union Pavifle
Rock River
Tle
Dallas
Tex
Manewald& Christensen
Ahout
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Cody Chamber of Commerce
Reclamation Bureau
Oregon
Shane Walton
Yellowstone Lake
American Humane Association
Wyellowclone Park
Charles Grover
Claresce Cum Hingham
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Palme
Pine Bluffs
Premont County
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A. M. Therd
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