Taft Pushes Extra Session to Save Reciprocity Plan
Ottawa politics contend with U S reciprocity after President Taft calls for an extra Congress session within a month. Ottawa moderates and opponents clash over ratification prospects before Laurier’s coronation in London and possible parliamentary pressure. Canadian debate hinges on accelerated U S action to avoid derailment and continued manufacturing interest opposition.
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Ottawa
Taft
Canada
United States Senate
Congress
Parliament
Senate
Tutthog
Washington
Congresa
Wilfrid Laurier Bow
London
Chester
Obeddee
Laurier
Bewapapers
Aire Noelia
Wenurnced Tev
Million Dollar Minneapolis Fire Destroys Syndicate Block
A devastating blaze on Nicollet avenue between Fifth and Bewatchteute leveled the Syndicate block New losses were estimated at about 140000 and two lives may have been lost though not confirmed Twelve people were rescued from the upper floors as flames roared around them
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Minneapolis
Nicollet Avenue
Fifth and
Biewhetteute
War Prices in Mexico Reported Across Rail Lines
Readers are told that prices along rail routes into Chihuahua Mexico have spiked amid turmoil and siege conditions. The situation involves disrupted traffic, shortages, and escalating costs affecting transport and daily life as revolutionaries contend with authorities.
Weet Point Examinations and Vacancies in West
Cadets at Washington One Hundred and twenty nine vacancies in the west are to be filled by June tens through examination to be held May 3.
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Washington
Jad
Troops Rushed to Agua Prieta and Naco in Mexican border move
Troops were dispatched rapidly to Agua Prieta and Naco in Mexico after orders reached the station at Naco. For the first time in months, troops moved to Agua Prieta as urgent requirements took command.
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Agua Prieta
Nero
Arite
Naco
Mexico
Crash In Pittsburgh Injures Thirty On Electric Vehicle
Thirty passengers are injured when a large electric vehicle on the Pittsburgh street railway breaks down near Castle Gisnea. The strike at Castle Gisnea involves the local mailway company and impacts health services.
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Pitteburg
Pittaburg Mailwaye Company
Srack
Castle Gisnea
Eubur
Various early 20th century news items in miscellaneous notes
A collection of brief reports covers legal appeals by Frank G. Bigelow and Abraham Huet, boxing results, new dining car deliveries for an unnamed railroad, the Montana Senate choosing Henry J. Myers, federal testing news on Nevada police clashes with Shoshone Indians, San Francisco snow effects, Los Angeles water project costs, a world aviation record, and rail and crime updates including highwaymen and a bribery investigation. The fog of dates, places, and names reflects a cluttered summary of multiple items.
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Leavenworth
Frank G. Bigelow
Milwaukee
Abraham Huet
Federal Circuit
Eiperiacre
California
Miskogee
Okfla
Don Comisky
Chicago
Jack Burne
Cripple Creek
Empire Athletic
Cnjon
Poeffle
Denver
Los Angeles
Laredo
Texas
Bagte Voss
Benjamin Fowlins
United States Army
Philip Co Partmake
Conus Nureau
United States
Gottorgs
Comminden Ae
St. Louis
Che Meewenger
Abraham Stuef
San Francisco
Bugeon K Schimits
San Quentin
State Supreme Court
Ita Ter Cout
Ruel
Ihuef
Unite Cry
Nevada
Eulelde
Lewta
Bank robbery at Walnut TL nets large escape
Robbers struck a Walnut TL bank breaking into the safe and escaped with between 920,000 and 914,000. The incident follows a series of other national news items including political shifts and corporate actions.
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Walnut
Fred K. Maus
Beally Steel and Iron Company
Chicago
Washington
John Lee Carroll
Maryland
Lane
Dixhaw
New York
Magleton
Senate of the Missouri
Charles D. Norton
Taft
Taft Has Been Comiaoed, Will Become the President of the Wiret National Bank of
Federal
Wate
Cabin
Conta Ricn
Rudolph Epsino
Central America
Estrada
Nicaragua
Taft Nominates Jewh for Attorney General Amid Turbulent Senate
Fragmented telegraphic copy outlines President Taft’s nomination of William Vs. Jewh of Boston to Attorney General as the Senate debates popular election of senators and a Canadian reciprocity vote. The record notes a failed bid to elect by direct vote, a report on Marcia lands, and relocation of stock funds with detailed appropriations and retirements.
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Taft
William Vs. Jewh
Boston
Senate of the United States
Tate
Minas
Senate
Howe Committee On
Hae Uomo
Marcia Lands
Hirth Pines Commission
Perone
Wiraele
Youth Accidentally Kills Self in Chicago Visit
Cheyenne John Land aged 17 died after a revolver discharged while visiting in Chicago. He lived with his parents in Chicago and Woe there visiting when the accident occurred, causing instant death from a single shot to the left eye.
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Self
John Land
Chicago
Family narrowly escapes ptomaine poisoning after canned potatoes
The Kennedy family endured a near fatal episode from tainted canned weet potatoes causing ptomaine poisoning. Robert Kennedy remains in serious condition while the head of the household and others recover.
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Buffalo
A.W. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Wyoming Attorney General Opinions on Truancy HolidayBased Kid
Cheyenne report states Attorney General Pree ton urged leniency toward students for truancy on holidays. He argues as a student offense the law should grant the wide the benefit of a doubt. The remark aims to protect school children and shift enforcement perspective.
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Cheyenne
Preeton
Wyoming
Government to Pay Damage for Army Maneuver Losses
Cheyenne Senator Warren secured Senate passage of a bill to appropriate 25000 dollars to pay 200 claims against the government for damages suffered during heavy gun firing and army maneuvers near Fort Russell.
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Cheyenne
Warren
Senate
Fort Russel
Congress Asked For Help To Save Northern Wyoming Big Game
Washington report says Congress urged to appropriate 20000 dollars to protect the northern Wyoming big game with a matching 20000 from the state legislature. The move aims to prevent extinction of the species through coordinated funding and conservation efforts.
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Washington
Wyoming
Congress
Cheyenne Loses Championship in Lopsided Final
Portage Wisconsin based United States champion basketball team defeated Cheyenne 62 to 24 to claim the Rocky Mountain title in a game attended by a record crowd. Cheyenne, holder of the regional crown, failed to score in three years.
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Cheyenne
United States
Portage
Wic
Cra
Commissioners Named for New Gordon County
Gov. Carey commissions BH Hudson of Wyncote FP Youer of Phillipa and John T. Snow of Torrington to organize the new county of Gordon from part of Laramie County. Inhabitant voting for organization will begin business January 1, 1015.
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Cheyenne
Carey
Bh, Hudson
Wyncote
Youer
Phillipa
John T. Snow
Torrington
Newounty
Goadon
Larimie
Tex Holmes Secures Big Transport Contract for Yellowstone Tour
Tex Holmes, operator of a tour transportation service, announces a contract with a New York bureau agency to move 260 tour parties to and through the park over a week. The deal totals $150,000 with partial payment due and an overall package valued at $950,000 if fully realized.
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Cody
Tex Holmes
Touriat
New York
Fatal Wood Alcohol Tragedy At Fort Washakie
Three Shoshone individuals Lander Eves his son George 18 and Mme Susette Sorelle die on the Wind River reservation Fort Washakie. Luke Smith an Arapaho will die from wool alcohol poisoning. The younger Eves had recently graduated from Cartely where he was a celebrated football player.
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Lander
George Eves
George
Mme Susette Sorelle
Fort Washakle
Wind River
Luke Smith
Wyoming Moves to Legalize Boxing Amid Debate
A Wyoming bill to legalize twenty round boxing bouts drew light opposition as sponsors argued it would create state revenue. Supporters claimed it would attract entertainment and benefit the public, while opponents urged caution over moral concerns.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Chet Ieved
Et Howes
Segregation Approved for Wyoming Lands in Albany and Carbon
The interior secretary approved Wyoming’s 14 000 acre segregation in Albany and Carbon counties under the Carey act. The Hook Creek Hedervation Company, a Pennsylvania capital concern, plans to relocate and develop the lands once segregation is completed. The application has been pending for some time and the company has begun preparatory work.
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Waebngton
Warren Tas
Secretary of the Interior
Sho
Wyoming
Albany
Carbon
Hook Creek
H. W. Thurston
Bureau of Fisheries
Shoshone River
Franule-Fromberg
Hurlington
Franule
Fromerg
Montana
Anna Moley
Sheridan
Sult Senvnet
Pullman Car Company
Lad Meets Morrible Death In Mellruad Yards
A boy named Clarence, a 15 year old, died after a horrible accident in the Mellruad yards. He lost his left arm above the elbow and his left leg at the hip, with his chest crushed. he died on the operating table during medical treatment.
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Clarence
Imene Pleieher
Wyoming Briefs Highlight Postmasters and Local Developments
State items report O W Gasbutt reappointed Sheridan postmaster and plans for Rock Springs post office bids. Fremont county division talk, Cheyenne water crisis, and Sheridan alfalfa mill project appear amid broader Wyoming updates including school enrollment, new rail and telegraph aims, and county fights.
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Toute
Wyoming
O.W. Gasbutt
Sheridan
Thermopolis
Carey la
Cheyenne
Rocky Mountain Hell Telephone Company
Wheatland
Uva
Platte
Rock Springs
Washington
Purlington
Powder River
Orin Junction
Carey
Rich Schlether
John Stedlock
Tteh Creek
Lounder
Andrew Briscoe
Perry Bingham
Buffalo
Elizabeth Carper
Frederick McDonald
Charles McFarland
Casper
Mix
Union Pacific
Evanston
Peruna cures long suffered catarrh and bowel trouble
J T Bourland of Ban Habs Terma describes twenty three years of chronic catarrh with coughing mucus drops and bowel hemorrhages. After trying many remedies he reports relief in three days with Peruna and total cure after five bottles. Also notes Garfield Tea for cleansing and mentions Dr Pierce’s Pellets and a Be y rout hospital for consumptives led by Dr Mary P Eddy.
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Syria
Beyrout
Mary P. Eddy
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Chiuabus
Buccer
Menry J. Myers
Thomas H. Carter
Bport
Paley Hrennan
Viltebure
Charkee Goldman
Dayton
Pat Moore
Philadelphia
Tommy Murphy
Tommy Mahoney
Young Saylor
Indianapolia
Mare
Jack Redmond
Milwauker
Longworth
Wile Wieeth
Gydney
Paul Schmids
Edward Mahoney
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Seattle
Hale Springs
Tenn
Theodore Roosevelt
Tiryan
Mee
Maldwin Drummond
Marshall Field, Jr
Etionnel
Bormee
Fiftpelan
David Hoberteen
Macca
Lad
Fremont County
N. B. Kinnear
Joseph Baker
Condlen
Ira Bidwell
Laramie
William EB. Millie
Sheri
Tralua
Uiion Pacific Railroad
Sidney
Neb
Wre
Hebert Dillman
Don
Josaph Dillman
Senator Clark
Hie
West Point
Joseph Valine
Mewl
Gleude
T. J
Can Wi
Rober Grant
Goldler Springs
Gov. Carey
Chron
J. H. Bourland
Mrs. Gabber
Post
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