Canadian Reciprocity and Lorimer Case Dominates Senate Talk
Washington reports that lawmakers weigh whether to break ropks on March 4 or stay in Washington to act on the Canadian reciprocity agreement and related measures. The White House stance remains unsettled as Taft watches closely while McCall's tariff bill moves to immediate consideration. Senate fate of Lorimer, popular election, pension bills, and a permanent tariff board all loom, with Southern opposition shaping votes and a new political display anticipated at the Atlanta Heather rally March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Taft
Senate
White House
McCall
House
Ways and Means Committee
Brown
Nebraska
Lorimer
Service Pension Wit
Permanent Tariff Board
Futherland
Heveridge
Howe
Hallowe
Ltte
Atehisom Fire Destroys Atehicon Motor Company
A fire in Atehisom Kansas wrecked the Atehicon Motor Company warehouse, destroying the storage area and a line of product. Twenty butos burned. Local responders fought the blaze but could not save several vehicles and lines from the inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atehisom
Kan
Atehicon Motor Company, With & Lone
Heode
Undefined fragment summary of marital dispute and illness
A damaged OCR fragment references a spouse couple, lingering illness, and a fatal outcome. Specific names and dates are missing, yielding an incomplete record. The readable items indicate a personal or legal notice context but lack clear actions or entities to firm up.
Oklahoma City cap ital dispute upheld by state high court
A flurry of early 20th century items include Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling sustaining Oklahoma City as permanent state capital in a capital controversy. Other notes report Prohibition era saloon hours, a Seattle mayoral recall, a Sheboygan streetcar accident, and racial segregation rulings affecting interstate law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Ted
Comemon Carture Fiat
Washington Legislation Touches Postage and Treaties
A House Senate dispute over a 4 cent per copy levy on periodical ad sections and the Daily Congressional Record price, with postmasters to handle subscriptions. Debates on treaty violations by Russia and race questions arise as bills on direct senatorial elections and personal injury relief surface amid military aviation offers for the Texas border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressiona
Herborn
Idaho
Plague toll rising in Harbin as battles unfold globally
Reports from Harbin Manchuria indicate nearly 6000 corpses hurried or buried in outskirts amid ongoing plague and wartime turmoil. In Europe London opens a new parliament with grand ceremony attended by King George Queen Mary and diplomats. In Mexico a Juarez clash between federal and insurgent forces ends with no injuries and broad spectator turnout along the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbin
Manchuria
Diplomatic Corps
Juarex
Schulte Signs Three Year Contract With Chicago Club
Outfielder Frank Schulte of the Chicago National League baseball club has signed a three year deal with Chicago. The Tommy Burns bill to permit ten round prize fights in Washington has been introduced in the House by Rep Wray of Seattle. Frank Work, long time owner of fret horses, celebrated his 92nd birthday in New York. Frank Goteh returned to the mat in Floux City Iowa in a finish match against Osman, defeating the Turk twice. St Paul set a new record in the Western division of the NRA interclub Indoor league with 976 points of 1 000 during the seventh week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schulte
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Chicago
Tommy Burns
Washington
Wray
Seattle
Frank Work
New York
Frank Goteh
Floux City
Iowa
Osman
St. Paul
National Rifle Association
Newcastle
J. W. Price
Samuel Sing
Dougina
Mary White
Charles Oliver Merica
Frank W. Mondell
Dalley
Fort Collinge
Laramie
Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming
Nowlin
Jackson Hole
Cheyenne
Polide
Roy
Mire
Edward Cheesebrough
Iron Mowntain
Lara Mile Bexee
Fort
Helen Cody Wetmore
Aleter
Huffalo Bil
Pasadena
Cal
Twenen
Piita
Pdymont
D. Lona
Clergy Leader Whitaker Dies in Philadelphia
General obituaries note Right Rev Onl W Whitaker bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Pennsylvania died in Philadelphia. Reports also state the bodies of ten negroes lost in a Passaic river caisson have been recovered. Other items cover steel price increases, indictments in Danville, and political deadlock over a U S senator election in New York.
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Onl W. Whitaker
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Passaic River
Newark
NS. J
United States
New York
Initiative and Referendum Killed in Cheyenne Senate
In the Senate the Bedwood Initiative and referendum both failed, and the measure providing for recall also died. In the House a large number of bills have been indefinitely postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Senate
Bedwood
Bi Wan
Mets
Chandler Repentant After Tragedy in Lander
J Simpson Chandler, who killed his former wife and seriously wounded Pat Kane, shows a repentant mood and weeps. He has not secured counsel and the court has not assigned an attorney to his case.
Oil Strike in Paying Quantities at Buffalo Well
The Buffalo Oil and Gas Company reports striking oil in paying quantities at a well it is sinking in the publicnta. A high grade flow is encountered while boring for gas, with oil found at a depth of twelve hundred feet. The company will cease oil work to note the flow.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Oi & Gas Company
Burglary Suspect Thought Brother Was Awake in Afton
Kyrum Blocker awoke to discover an intruder he mistook for his brother. The burglar rummaged through a trouser pocket, took $4, and while Blocker slept, proceeded to steal silverware and other valuables from the house in Afton.
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Afton
Kyrum Blocker
Tie Brother
Series of Baptist Conventions In Lander Next Month
A series of Baptist conventions will be held along the Northwestern railroad route. The Lander meeting occurs February 26 and 27 with prominent national delegates including Dr. Cook secretary of home and foreign missionary work for Western states Dr Jacobe of the publication society and Sr Gartinun of Grand Island College among speakers.
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Lander
Northwestern
United States
Cook
Home and Foreign Missionary Work
Western States
Jacobe
The
Publication Society
Gartinun
Grand Lelhnd College
Move to Remove Fish Hatchery Prompts City Meeting
The Larawle The Mouse committee with the executive chamber and mayor discussed moving the state fish hatchery from Soldier Springs three miles south to improve water supply. They consider seeking $5,000 in the House for relocation and potential use of Possessions to secure a site near the Little Laramie River about thirty miles west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larawle
Chamber of Commutes
Polot
Soldier Springs
Eitato Palning
Little
Laramie
Reward Offered After Fatal Train Incident Near Whayer
A $1,000 reward is posted following a fatal train accident near Whayer. Chester P. New ton and Thomas Davie died when mangled remains were found nearby. Authorities seek details on how the victims came to the track and what caused the collision.
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Thayer.Cosal Durable
Chester PP. Newton
Thomas Davie
Uniag Pacific
Whayer
Fire destroys Rockport post office in Wyoming item
Wyoming news items report a Rockport post office fire, multiple town events, legal actions, and local concerns. Highlights include a coal production forecast of 8,000,000 tons, Wyoming wolf hunt figures, Sugar beet plans near Wheatland, and several fires impacting sheds, a garage, and hay.
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Rockport
Wyoming
Nettale
Bamt
Hartville
Treasury
W. F. Knadler
Larimle
Lawrence Ricks Jim
Gillette
Haloran
Chicago & Northwestern
Casper
Wheatland
W. H. Bonjsell
Luak
Saved From Dangerous Opera tion Bladder Trouble
Neighbor advised what to do for bladder trouble. Testimonial by Samuel Wilson of Minneapolis credits Swamp Root for relief after months of illness and near surgery. He recounts recovery, return to work, and endorsement of the medicine to help others in similar pain.
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Dave Les
Samuel Wilson
Minneapolis
Minn
Loner wa Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You
Advertisement urging readers to try Swamp-Root from Kilmer Co with a sample bottle offer. Claims it will prove benefits for kidneys and bladder and promises a booklet. Includes instruction to mention the paper and lists price fifty cents to one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Up to Alfred Gas Fling Sparks Confusion
A dramatic dialogue fragment shows a woman telling Alfred she must end a relationship. He asks why, and a line about gas erupts, hinting at a code or misunderstanding. The exchange captures tension and ambiguity between the two figures.
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Capper
Lorimer Case and Tariff Board
Oster
Keene
Wwe
Felaliy Ehoi
Gerald
Osage
Sheboygan River
Hiram.ill
Willam Keehn
81. Paul
Met
California State Senate
Miswuri, Kansan & Texas Railroad
Smithville
Texas, Sand
Russatae
Parsons
Mamanea
Japan
Tat
Girecvole
How
Bacon
Georgia
Bille
Veter Jotorac
Tive Martin
Jolene
War Department
Alfred J. Moleant
Texas
Gen Wood
Wyoming News
Dayton
Seyere
Evanston
Kommerer
Ann Wee Luske
Moorcroft
Rawling
Riverside
Teeetesee
Riverton
Rock River
Rock Springe
Saratoga
Sundance
Torrington
Upton
Worland
SPORT
United States Steel Corporation of
United States Steel Corporation
Atate’a
Lorney
Danville, Wi
Rand
Kation
Warbington
Jamies Whitcomb Riley
Bie Hiness
Bowen Hoown
Board of Trustees
Eyeiou
Silas Weight Terry
Waeblegion
Poew Nonin
Washingtus
Partia
Offewa
Canada
Oberley Markham
Chandler
William Ko Milla
Sheridan
Loner
Alfred
Dob
Isk Allens
Fek
Dell
Ule Ures
Abies Alina Hs
Laloy JS
Boston
Emerson
Tde
Ueda
Mohammed
Howl
Hood
Mall Ful
Beeld Dane
Renal Puten
Vota PS Gore
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