No Change Expected in Canadian Reciprocity Bill Fight
The Senate defeated Cummins free meat amendment by a 3 to 0 vote and signaled no major changes to the reciprocity bill. Senators Bailey Simmons Thornton and Republican Clark Wyoming voted with insurgent Republicans for the Cummins measure, while others urged restraint as amendments on iron steel flour lumber coal leather wool and cotton goods were considered for free entry into the United States.
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Washington
Senate
Hepater Simmons
North Carolina
Simewhat
Pcope
Canada
la Follette
Cummins
United States
Burton
Oho
Mc Cummins
Mc Cummins’ Amendment, Said He Did So Beckwee
Renatore Bailoy
Simmons
Thornton
Democrata
Borah
Bourne Tirleton
Capp
Clark
Wyoming
Mixon
Grenna
Kenyon
Nelson
Ratherland
Benator Cumming
Dalaner
Railey
Dixon
Ohio
Turbulent Headlines From Distant Lands and Local Tragedies
Disjointed late dispatches recount storms, fires, and disasters across multiple states and countries. Reports describe stabbings after a country dance, airship and balloon incidents, cyclones in South Dakota, wrecks off California, and a high profile legal case in Los Angeles.
Diplomatic Turmoil Over Agadir Debt Settlement
Reports from Mexico City cite a conference between President de La Barra and Finance Minister Madero resulting in a decree ordering payment of 6 325 000 gold to reimburse costs from the Agadir episode. Word from Peking claims the late Emperor’s fortune totals between 20 and 90 million, largely in gold bars, shipped to England for return to Brazil to fund repairs.
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John W. Gates
Onger
Atfending & Warnhcirp
Agadir
Morocco
de la Barra
Finance Maderd
Mexico
Meir
Ghigveer
Peking
Jobiefly
England
Colonieals and Cities See Rainy Defeats and Boxing Plans
Reports detail Denver Colonials lost in Central City amid heavy rain while Albuquerque beat Santa Fe on a tied score. Cheyenne rumors over Bidwell and star players, pool champ Jon Carney defeats James Maturo, and Ad Wolgast beats Owen Moran in a San Francisco arena. A vaudeville style boxing circuit forms with several cities. Baseball managers face suspensions and fines, and South Dakota league closes its schedule amid Sunday-game issues with Redfield leading Aberdeen second and Watertown third.
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South Dakota
Santa Rosa
BE. Hawean
Pacific Coast Steamehis» Company
Point Arguello
Surt
Cal
Bayre
Oklo
George Harvey
John J. McNamara
International Association of Midge and Structural Iron Workers
Abnelen Times
Hardwell
Oekelf
Bleathurtene Judee Hordwell Weld
Toe Angeles Courte
McNaliara
Blowbel
Wurder
Colonials
Denver
Central City
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Cheyenen Fane
Jon Carney
James Maturo
Colorado
San Francisco
Ad Wolgast
Owen Moran
Yen Weidensaul
Grizalies
Geeley Spud
New York
Heat wave toll and political moves in early July 1811
The report notes over 500 deaths blamed on the July heat wave of 1811 with some abatement. Postmaster General Hitchcock handled 42,000 depositors seeking postal savings bonds since July 1. Lawmakers, including Representative Baker of California, push investigations into public land sales and mine-related matters, while broader debates on arbi tration and fiscal policies surface amid unsettled weather and infrastructure concerns.
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Pewmaster General
Hitchcock
California
Wyoming News Briefs on Road Work and County Funding
A Wyoming roundup notes Cheyenne road projects and county funding plans. It discusses delays and provisions for financing public works while clarifying that counties benefit from costs but national provisions remain unsettled.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sheep Permits Raised on Big Horn Reserve Due to Growth
Northern Wyoming flockmasters obtain permits for 10 000 more sheep this year on the Big Horn forest reserve as range expands and prior allotments are readjusted. Total permit limit reaches 96 000 with applications showing Wyoming flocks growing in size.
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Sheridan
Big Horn Forest Reserve
Wyoming
Kavaaigh
Kavanagh
Oil History and Wells in Wyoming Lander Field
The US Geological Survey issue details the Lander and Salt Creek fields near Dallas on the Little Popo Agte river. It notes early Bonneville oil discovery, early wells in 1889 and 1684, and recent resumed operations with oil used as fuel and lubricant.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Lander
Salt Creek
Wyoming
BE. G. Woodruff
H. Wegemann
Mr. Woodruff
Little Popo Agte
Dallas
Bonneville
First Wyoming Oil Company
Oila
Texas
Colorado Oilo
Little Popo
Galt Creek
Bo Ehale
Nheshire
Wyoming Items Touch War, Irrigation and Local Incidents
Readable items recount unit returns to Fort Russell Cheyenne. Notables include a pioneer accident near Mountain View and Shohone irrigation progress aiding 6 000 acres. Wyoming towns listed with postal facilities. drought and alkali drainage projects noted near Powell. Several court actions and accidents reported including a man wounded and a boy's death in Newcastle.
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Elphia
Utah
Ninth Cavalry
Fourth Feld Artillery
San Antonio
Fort Rundell
Cheyenne
Charles Johnson
Mountain View
Alntaunt
Ralston
Shoehone
Misery All Relieved by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetables
A testimonial from Mrs. Dewa Hareeye of Sikeston Missouri describing relief from ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetables. She claims improved health enabling her to work at home milk a cow and care for the family. The notice promotes the remedy as a cure for various forms of illness.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Aikeston
Oseld
Modern Ethic Provokes Hardy Advice From The Press
A quip from the Galvemton News urges readers not to kick a man when down but to search his pockets for what remains as a sharp social jab. The observation reflects satire on public morals and opportunism.
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Qgalvemton News
Extravagant Exchange Sparks Penny for Thoughts
Ade-Cholly Sapheddo sits in a brown study while a fellow offers a penny for his thoughts. Edith retorts that he is a spendthrift and has never understood money’s value.
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Ade
Edith
To Make Fruit Jar Rubbers Last
To keep fruit jar rubbers lasting place them in a jar full of flour when not in use and cover them well. Refill jars and store until needed. Use two rubbers on each jar and screw down tightly when older rubbers are doubted. Always stand newly filled jars upside down until cool to seal tops and rubbers.
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Texas King O. & Gas Company
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