Two Brave Miners Rescue Forty From Happy Thought Mine Fire
A fire at the Happy Thought mine trapped forty men while two daring miners crawled along a narrow tunnel connecting the mine to Park Regent property to reach the entombed workers. They were overcome once but persisted, guiding others out through the burning drift as smoke thickened. All but seven miners were recovered within hours. those seven were later found frightened and removed safely.
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Keapey
Cive Croede
Colo, Dee
Happy Thought
Park Regent
Narow
Park Heven
Mark Regent
Owlock
Twins Joined But Cannot Agree In Odd Friendship
Holyoke Marw Mr and Mire Jot R Gibbet are parents of two twins described as attached at the hip yet otherwise normal The Gibbet twins differ in many ways and show contrasting behaviors when one desires sleep or wakefulness. they remain playful and rarely share eating hours.
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Holyokn
Mr. and
Mire
R. Gibbet
Elvle
Mellon Indicted by U S Jury Over Rail Monopoly
New York reports Charlee S. Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford line and Ko Chamber Mo of the Canadian company were indicted by a federal grand jury. They face Sherman antitrust charges for an alleged railroad monopoly agreement between the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charlee S. Mellen
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Ko Chamber Mo
Grand Rath Hallway
Canada
Alfred W. Sinithere
Grand Nonk
Direcors
Federal Grand Jury
Widow of Territorial Governor Gilpin Dies in St Louis
Julia Pratt Gilpin widow of William Gilpin the territorial governor of Colorado dies at her daughter’s home in St Louis. The report notes her death at the Missouri residence and identifies her as the Governor’s widow.
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Gilpin
Denver
Julia Pratt Gilpin
William Gilpie
Colorado
Ja Bt Louis
Viceroy Poised for Recovery After Bomb Attack
Official report states Maron Charlee Kardinge injured in the Delhi bombing will not die. He is recovering after surgery following an elephant assault incident. One attendant was killed instantly.
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Delhi
India
Maron Charlee Kardinge
Bounty Debated Over Race Ennelide In Federal Law
The article discusses a bounty on births tied to the race enlelide issue and a federal reform granting 25 for every birth registered, with a $200 penalty for noncompliance. It notes a femininate figure from Ninth Kansas cavalry seeking pension rights amid Civil War context and reports on rebel actions near Asuncion reducing Mexican garrison strength with few escapes.
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Babiea
London
Australis
Eirustiog
Kansas
Topeka
Kanee
Kanees Cavalry
Earthquake Reported in Fort de France
A slight earthquake was recorded in Fort de France Martinique on Sunday at around 40 welock. No damage was reported, and no further injuries or effects are noted.
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Martinique
le Sneken
Fort de France
City murder and crime tales dominate week in review
A chaotic digest notes Loge murder at McVicker's building in Chicago, along with multiple domestic and criminal incidents. It mentions a Caesarean in St Anne's, a Texan obituary, a Seattle real estate case, and a Saloon hold up. Also references fire at Red Mountain post office and a Miayas ground destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Itout Tathan
Kent
Yale
New Haven
Loge
J. M. Logue & Co
McVicker's Theater
Chitceo
Luety Bey Twins
St Anne
Taft
Clarence BD. Aikman
Seattle
Mexico
Department of State
Virveldont Madera
Portmer Liew
Jud Beewat
Colorado
Colorado Commission
San Piego
Tod
Centennial
Frank Meturmott
Charles
Diate
Sonora
San Marcial
Douglas
Elnee
Lilian Patrok
Alber T. Patrick
Din
New York
Mises Patrick
Denver
Patrick
Edward T Patrick
Jobe T
Pugguiet
Maon Met
Christinas
Lucile Cameron
Red Mountain
Colo
Ouray
Milverton
Touriate
Miayas
Ambitious Washington Skewers Reid Legacy at Jubilee Banquet
Col Thomas B Felder delivers a eulogy praising the President and lamenting partisanship as the American Society for Jurisprudence marks its annual meeting. Plans for army reorganization and railroad and steamship competition are discussed, with critics linking corporate influence to monopoly. Congress adjourns for Christmas holidays as financial measures loom.
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Lewerviews
Whitelaw Reid
Ambachedor
Miguintal
Jobim
Lmwine
New York
Avwnta
Rating Army
United States
le Weebington
Foe
Warship construction halted as Kiel strike empties yards
A strike at the Kiel shipyards stopped work on three German battlehips with over half the crew deserting. Other items report an American telephonist found shot near Potrero Mexico with four wounds, a tariff rise in Mexico raising wine and beer costs, and various international dispatches including Mongolian recognition talks and noble marriages.
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Artpp Germania
Kiel
Charles Jones
Yogul River
Potero
Mex
Nathan Weinberg
Joseph Wendel
Idaho
St. John
Pekin
Kutukfu
Khan
Mongolia
Harbin
Margaret Eleanor Crosby
Ernest Howard Crosby
William C. A. van Neck
Thirteenth Hussars
St. George's Church
Hanover Baquaro
London
Henry Gore-Browne
Lucknow
Adrianople
Allance
Ottoman Empire
Howton Glokho
Naxarienn Duan Kanihelle
J. J. Bowdan
Alliance
Championship Racquet Star to Retire and Club Trades Highlight Sport News
George Standing, world champion from New York, plans retirement after January 1. Charley Doolin, Philadelphia Nationale manager, buys Charles Scheider for Louville club. Sheriff Stab restricts boxing bout in Kenosha. Ritchie promoter payouts and a $25,000 return engagement with Wrigmat. A legendary horse named The Bot dies after a grand meet in Columbus.
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Charl G. Mollen
Seattle
Iva Boon Haven
Lingola
Neb
George Standing
New York
Charlee Doolin
Philadelphia Nationale
Charled Sehheider, & Plivher F
Louieville Club
Kenowha
Andrew J. Stab
Kenosha County
Hilly Nolan
Ritchie
Sarmento
Tom Jones
Woigmat
Ritehhe
Nome
Onlg
Tim Dinth
Iam
Bot
Columbus
Hopton Bor
Chicago era of graft and figures in tangled political tale
Disjointed local items report payments to protectors in New York and New Jersey, highlight graft allegations involving a deputy U S marshal, a mayoral engagement in Boston, and a bid to fund civil projects in the Panama canal zone. The passage mentions Mary Goode, George Whitney, Alice Thaw, and a court verdict in February 1907.
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Chicago
Jack Johnconm
Edward C. Miarealen
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Vreeidentoleet
New York
Big Jack
Zolig
Ela Wandis
Mary Goode
Moller
Jobe
Chars Whitney
Boeton
George Fred W. Whitney
Alice Cornelia Thaw
Yarmouth
Copley
Wyoming News of the Week Highlights Big Events in Casper and Sheridan
Read about T A Comartif and B Abbott planning a new bank in Casper, the Wyoming National Guard admission for Powell Choveting, and a Made In Cheyenne exhibit. Obits include Mrs W Kimball and Mrs Mary Barrett. Sheridan hosts State Teachers Association. notable court contest in Shervdan. Also notes on agricultural courses, industry campaigns, and local misdeeds.
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T. A. Comartif
Abbott
Casper
Lander
Wyoming National Guard
Powell
Mra W. Kimball
John Keboo
Bratetan
Rock Springs
Mra. Wilson
Kimball
Sheridan City
W. EB. Coman
Ben Bunch
Marty T. Marshberger
D. W. Boone
Crook County
Rawling
Odd Fellows
Sheridan
Carter
South Omaha
Borane
Chicago & Northwestern
Atnee
Missouri River
Fred Horne
Sheerdan
Mary Barrett
Green River
Marrett
T Hat City
Department of Commerce
University of Wyoming
State Teachers Ansociation
Rirat Com
Buelnoee
Dmieteliet
Shervdan
Dbiogerty
Sohteriil
Agalhal KR
Logwliye
University of Wyoming Agricultural College
Bend
Wyoming Funnors
Koehwee
Sone
Houahtore
Larainte
John Shake
Cheyenne
Wool Growers Meet Exhibit to Be Shown in Deming
Cheyenne hosts the National Woolgrowers Association forty ninth annual convention with 100 feet of wall space for a wool exhibit by the National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company of Chicago. The show travels from fleece to finished fabric and drew interest at the Chicago Livestock Show. Sheridan County Woolgrowers Association held a meeting in Sheridan approving officers and appointing delegates to Cheyenne. a militia wage for herders was fixed at ten dollars a month.
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Western Newepagier Union
Cheyenne
Behenck
J. B. Shoemaker
Omaha
South Omaha
Chicago
Sheridan County Woolgrowers
Sheridan
Sheridan County Woolgrowers ‘Association
Carnegiebrary
George Aber
Malcolm Monecreiffe
George W. Perry
Tod
John J. Bentley
Vicw
Provident Moncreiffe
Military buildup near Mexican border signals possible action
Dispatches indicate General Clare ntce B. Edwarke ordered to Port 1 Alabama to report January 8 as authorities contemplate an early move along the Mexican border with Cor General Ra Wirda Indy noted as a capable officer in the Missouri area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S Mexico
Cheyenne
Virieadier
Clarentce B. Edwarke
Port 1
AL Riwecl
Wantington
Mealoe Teelf
Wirda Indy
Serelee
Moxlet
Aid
Umusuil
Boy Rebrands With New Jaw After Injury
Three months after a shotgun accident destroyed his lower jaw Lea Now has a new jaw, named Naw, following praised bone and tissue grafts. Surgeons rebuilt the subenoxiliary course to resemble the natural jaw, with strong cosmetic results noted by observers in Chicago.
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Cody
Lea
Chicago
Elk Transports Planned to Wyoming Range Forest Reserve
Elk shipments move from Jackson to Opal and Spear, then by sled to a forest reserve in western Wyoming. The elk will be distributed within Sundance National Forest to reach their new habitat in the restored range.
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Sundance
Wyoming
Sundance Mathonal
Jackson
Ated
Opal
Cara
Spearioh
Forest Reserve
Wyoming Attorney General Weds in Cheyenne
Wyoming's attorney general Douglas A. Preston wed Mere Anna Clark of Windsor Canada in Cheyenne where the couple's friends learned of the event only after Preston checked into a local hotel.
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Anna Clark
Cheyenne
Douglas A. Preston
Wyoming
Mere Anna Clark
Windsor
Canada
Vreeton
Preston
Thermopolia Signs Five Day Chautauqua Course
Thermopolia agrees to a five day August course with the Hritt Chautauqua System as the town seeks cultural programming. The contract marks a step toward metropolitan distinction for the community.
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Thermopolia
Thermopolie
Hritt Chautauqua
Wyoming Rancher Kenji Volker Found Shot Dead
The frozen body of Kenji Min Volker a Pine Dale country rancher was found in the bare yard of the Wax ranch A bullet hole in the back of the head indicates he was assassinated The incident occurred at the Pine Dale area ranch 분석
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Aveeno Killa
Wyoming
Kenjimin Volker
Pinedale
Tle Ranch
Volker
Mimbres Valley Farmers Form Cooperative at Capitol Dome
At the Capitol Dome school house a meeting of Mimbres Valley farmers led to the creation of the Farmers' Cooperative Ow Buying Association. Deming was noted among participants in this local agricultural gathering.
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Mimbres Valley
Capitol Dome
Farmers’ Cooperative
OW Buying Association
Morton Youth Burned Lighting Cigar Lighter
Edwin Morton, second youngest son of Mr and Mrs John Morton, was painfully burned about the chest and chin while at the family residence trying to light a patent lighter.
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Dowglin
Edwin Morton
John Morton
Lane MLE Lodge Allocates Ball Proceeds to Cathedral Home
At a Moose meeting the members decided to donate the net proceeds of the New Year's masked ball to the Cathedral Home for Children. The decision reflects the lodge's charitable support and community involvement.
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Jaremi
Lane Mle Lodge
Moose
Cathedral
Scarlet Fever Epidemic Hits Cheyenne Crowd
Cheyenne reports a scarlet fever outbreak with three deaths in recent days. The city bans public Santa Claus appearances and urges children to remain at home to reduce transmission. Local officials warn residents to seek medical care for symptoms promptly.
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Cheyenne
Death notices for Herbert Wynn and Meretith-Herken Wyman
Two obituaries list Herbert Wynn and Meretith-Herken Wyman as deceased. The notices note they died at home in Phunbare and reference the hardening of arteries as the cause.
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Herbert Wynn
Herken Wyman
Wenep
Deeune
Lone Ranchman Slain for Treasure at Lander Barn
In Lander Wyoming Benjamin Volker a Boulder Plate bachelor ranchman lies dead in his barnyard with the ranch house ransacked. Officers report the thief searched for supposed treasure Volker hid in the home as papers lay scattered around.
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Treasure Lander
Benjamin Volker
Volker
Kilpatrick Sold to Morowoff for Rusela Racing
Kilpatrick a 2 15 roller from W E B D Stokes sold to Dr A Morowoff of Petersburg for Rusela racing. Sire Peter the Great, price around 12000 dollars. Also note Palice Probe bid by John D Rockefeller Jr and police arrest roundup in Chicago involving J H Logue case.
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Lexington
Kilpatrick
W. EB D Stokes
A. Morowoff
Petersburg
Peter the Great
Rusela
John D
Palice Probe
New York
John [T Rockefeller, Jr
Palice Department
Chicago
J. H. Logue
McVicker Theater
Fig Leaf Goes Back to Eden Theme at New York Event
An unclear text describes an 1890s style debate at a New York gathering hosted by Mrs Marshall Orme Wilcox about a garden Eden motif. Poultney Bigelow proposes a symbolic gesture connected to John Bigelow. The prose is fragmented and hard to parse.
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New York
Poultney Bigelow
John Bigelow
Marshall Orme Wilcee
East
Wittrwin Praises California as Ideal Winter Resort
Wittrwin, author, argues California offers superior winter retreat while Florida is too relaxing due to fetid air. A Florida bar exam story follows a young man asked if he can ride and swim, then welcomed to practice law in the district.
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Air
Scales on Baby's Head Reported Cure by Cuticura
Mrs Ella Ehrlich of Portland recounts her one month old baby suffering deep scalp scales that crusted yellow and caused itching. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the scales loosened, hair returned, and the condition disappeared in about two months. Free samples offered with 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura, Boston.
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Washington St
Portland
Ore
Ella Ehrlich
Dept
Boston
What Worried Her. A China Plate and Temper
A humorous dialogue recounts a wife tossing a fine china plate at her husband as an outburst of temper. He notes the plate struck him on the head and she later expresses remorse. She admits not believing she could replace it if she searched town.
Untethered Tales Include Toothache and Tramp Exchange
A boy with a bad toothache calms after his father returns home, while a Zurich cobbler mourns a deceased sweetheart by carving a marble rose and then resumes shoe repair. A kitchen tramp replies he is often out of work and jokes about being born under luck.
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Theodore Lane
Holton Avenue
Theodore
Teddy
Theodore, Sr
Cleveland
Lucky Star
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