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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
2
Fire devastates town under martial law calls for aid
A fire in Manger Me destroyed property valued over 1 000 000 and hit the business district. One unidentified man died when a wall fell. Mayor Mullen mobilized National Guard and declared martial law. Nearby cities sent assistance as dynamite was used to battle the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manger
Mullen
Company of National Guard
Mariial Rute
Portland
Lewiston
Augusta
Old Town
Brewer
Inet
Senate Slow House Hurries In Extra Session
Washington reports three weeks of extraordinary session pass with House rapid legislation and Senate organizing. The only major Democratic priority likely to move is Canadian reciprocity as hearings loom and prolonged deliberation is expected on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Finance Committee
Desperate Canton Defenses Face Rebel Bravery and Loyalty Fears
Dispatches from Canton describe a desperate situation with 26 000 soldiers within the walls facing rebels. The rebels are believed to be gaining ground through fanatical bravery, while many loyalists are suspected of disloyalty as the conflict escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Canton
Walla
Elderly woman seeks buyer for infant on East Twelfth Street
Police pursue an elderly woman who yesterday toured homes on East Twelfth Street attempting to sell a three month old baby boy. She offered remuneration and moved from door to door in a futile bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Moines
Charley
East Twelfth Street
Dew Moines
Armour Thief Suspect May Face Arrest in Bond Heist
The case centers on a young woman connected to a large bonds theft worth 1,000,000 from Mire 6. Armour, widow of a packer, is believed likely to be arrested if she cooperates or if investigators pressure her to surrender the bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whaneas Chiy
Wilel
Swope Heir Disappears in Martinsburg Case
Elmer Swope, claimant to the $600000 estate of Thomas H. Swope, alleged son and sole heir, has disappeared from his Martinsburg West Virginia home as lawyers arrived to take his deposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanes Chy
Elmer
Swope
Thomas H. Swope
Hae
Martineburg
W. Va
Eight Die and Many Hurt in New Jersey Rail Crash
Eight persons burned to death and three fatally injured in a wreck of a teachers' special train from Utes to Washington on the Belvidere Delaware division of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Martin's Creek New Jersey. Scores were cut burned and bruised as responders worked at the scene and en route to hospitals.
Makers of Impure Food in Washington Exposed
Investigators reveal activities of groups seeking to manufacture and market unsafe foods. Authorities warn that unregulated products could be highly dangerous to consumers and pledge to continue scrutiny of these practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prom
Sao
Queen Bare Hobbie Skirt court incident
A fragment mentions a woman or figure named Queen Bare Hobbie Skirt and a reference to hobble birth or birth at court with a dated or coded phrase. The readable words suggest a courtly setting and a controversial social scene described using archaic grammar.
Obituary and assorted items from early daily reports
Francie Clarke former Spokane Portland & Seattle president dies in Portland at 73. Leadville tops postal savings banks list. Dr J L Wilson gravely wounded near El Paso. Opium found aboard steamship Minnesota. Modern Brotherhood of America to meet in Denver Aug 7 12. Fraternal insurance acts adopted in seven states. El Paso peace conference moves forward with Francisco Arbajal named government commissioner. McNamara brothers and McManigal linked to dynamite cases. Robbers loot Naponee bank of 2000. Elderly woman accused of baby sale in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie BR. Clarke
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway
Portland
Leadville
Colo
J. L. Wilson
Insurrecto Army
el Paso
Minnesota
Seattle
Supreme Convention
Modern Brotherhood of America
Denver
Alabama
California
Idaho
Missouri
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Ei Paso
Francisco
Arbajal
Mexican Supreme Court
A. Franklin
Ron Shipbuilders of America
Kafana City
Save
American Federation of Labor
McNamara
Chicago
Taft Urges Immediate Canada Reciprocity and House Growth
President Taft calls for immediate reciprocity with Canada and says it must stand on its own terms. Samuel Adams will succeed Frank Pierce as assistant secretary of the interior, with duties to begin around June 1. The Supreme Court ends its weekly sessions without rulings in hand, and Congress debates enlarging the House from 301 to 433 members based on the latest census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Taft
Benator Lorimer
Renin
Samuel Adams
Chicago
Frank Pierce
Fincher
Adame
Supreme Court of the United States
House of Representatives
All Unitariana
Washington
All Soale
Boxing and wrestling notes from Baltimore to Cheyenne
The report lists Voyerko defeating Gue Schoenlein in Baltimore in two straight, Frankie White and Mugmay Bohoel set for twenty rounds in Cheyenne, Mickey Sheridan of Chicago outboxing Frankie White in Gary, Ind, and Buck Crouse returning to a twelve round bout. Also mentions Taft challenging Chick Krane and Ted Nelson, the Australian champion, in scheduled bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voyerko
Gue Schoenlein
Atherioud
Baltimore
Frankie White
Mugmay
Bohoel
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mickey” Sheridan
Chicago
National Athletic Club
Gary
Ind
Chevy Chase Club
Washington
Taft Bias
Rumor Claims Pope Letting Go of Power in Turbulent Episode
Unconfirmed reports from Howe describe a sudden redistribution of papal influence amid a Pacific wreck near Banghal. Crew of the Malleteamship Asta allegedly repelled pirate threats with revolvers as passengers were evacuated. The steamer Charles Potent, linking Manila and Corregidor, is cited in surviving chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Papeen
Asta
Bhanghal
Charles Potent
Manila
Corregidor
Global brief items and disasters spark wide news waves
Reports from New York to Florida recount bond release for Dr Hyde in San City, a $21 book sale in Blowbrary, a Buffalo glass factory fire causing up to $250000 loss, a ship wreck near Galveston with three missing crew, and Estate of Thomas Swope tied to Elmer Swope. Rochester G A R encampment dates set, Arbuckle Sugar Refining fire inflicts $250000 loss, Iowa rifle team wins 1801 to 150, Kansas City Balloon Race planned, indictments issued over railroad rebates, Broadway Park Place plans for world's tallest building with 13 stories and tower, USDA issues head injury alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hyde
Eong San City
Swope
New York
Buffalo
Buffalo Glas Company
Mack Frangiera
Campeddy
Mobile
Galveston
Itla
Elmer C. Swope
Thomas MH. Swope
Mar Cowborg
W. Va
Grand Army of the Republic
Rochester
John BE. Gilman
Howton
Arbuckle Sugar Refining Company
Brooklyn
University of Iowa
Massachusetts Agricult Rural College
Acore
Kansas City
Getoborth
George M Myers
Kansas City Aero Club
Cleveland
Ohio
Broadway Park Piaew Company
Broadway
Park Place
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming Labor Meeting Report From Cheyenne
A state labor gathering in Cheyenne is noted with scant readable details. The fragment mentions July and a labor meeting routing through various WY locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oming
Ine
June Es
Arene Ronn
Dem Wye
Onlo
Ated
Peeaa
Cheyenne
Playgrounds For Cheyenne Move Forward Soon
Cheyenne seeks two or three playgrounds for city children as a playgrounds association forms for rapid crystallization before summer. The movement aims to establish dedicated play spaces and organize community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Convict’s Seat Vacated as Alderman Crippen Fails Law
The local board of aldermen has declared the seat of Alderman C. A. Crippen vacant after Crippen was sent to the penitentiary for violating the state banking law, the action taken under a statute barring felons from public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton
Board of Aldermen
C. A. Crippen
Crippen
Thousands Mourn Goldie St. Claire Broncho Buster
Cheyenne and Wyoming crowds remember Mrs. Goldie St. Claire champion rider after her fatal accident in Philadelphia when crushed by an outlaw horse. Her death mourned by riders and supporters across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Goldie St. Claire
Philadelphia
Sheep Thieves Arrested in Jall Walton Case
J A Delfelder president of the Wyoming Wool Growers Association with officers captured four sheep thieves after years of thefts in the region. The four suspects are jailed at Lander following the winter losses of nearly 500 sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jall. Walton
J. A. Delfelder
Wyoming Wool Growered Association
Delfelder
Lander
Soaking Rain Wanted Around Cheyenne
Light showers occurred in the Cheyenne area but a soaking rain is needed across a fifty mile radius. The surrounding country remains dry and parched including irrigated districts where crops need a start from rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Mrs Powell Acquitted in Home Stealing Case
Mrs Mary Powell was acquitted by a jury on charges of stealing homes. The panel also freed her on a horse stealing caper and burning hay on a neighbor ranch. Her son William was recently acquitted of horse cheating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Powell
Powell
William
New Railway Service Opens in Big Horn Basin
A new Burlington rail regime started with the first train on the Scribner Fromberg cut off from Binge to Cody and other Wyoming points. Service between Tolica Montana and Scribner is discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
Mont
Burlington
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Montana
Scribner Fromberg
Cody
Tolica
Scribner
Sheridan George Roy sues Carney Coal for ten thousand damages
Sheridan George Roy files a damage suit against Carney Coal Company seeking 10000 dollars claiming injury from coal falling due to defective timbering while employed by the defendant. A separate claim from Robert William seeks 91 dollars for property damage during county road construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan George Roy
Carney Coal Company
Sheridan
Robert William
Weather hopes lift for Cheyenne stock ranges
Cheyenne residents fear drought will hurt livestock if snow or rain fails to come. Green grass appears in parts, but not enough to feed sheep cattle and horses. Animals fed on fresh growth avoid grazing the dried grasses of the ranges.
Wheatland seeks new county Gosh en from Laramie north
In Wheatland area, backers push to form Gosh en county from northern Laramie to gain a new seat. Opponents warn split would burden taxpayers and hamper regional administration.
Three inmates brought from Camps south of Cerone with serious ailments
Recap by Peet Howse Cheyenne notes three inmates from Camps south of Cerone were brought in with severe emallpos symptoms. Names Pitcher Contello and another inmate mentioned amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Buns
Pitcher
Contello
Cerone
Gaye Ama
Peving Gengee Hheridan Large for ibe eat
Peving Gengee Hheridan faces a large item for sale with a price tag and a likely auction or listing context. The readable text hints at a personal name, an action of buying or selling, and a reference to a month or date. The fragmentary source provides minimal additional context.
Wyoming News Snippet Mix Reports Local Quarantine and Pensions
The brief item summary notes Penrose under quarantine for diphtheria and the State Board of Charities and Reform taking over the penitentiary. It also mentions Robert B. Mack’s pension increase, a plan to launch the battleship Wyoming, and various local items from Cody, Lander, and Park County including court-house funding, court actions, and municipal efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Qoleneyre
Canoe Oil Company of
Casper
John G. Cogswell
Riverton
Indiana
Arapahoe
Kimball Mining Company
Cheyenne
Penrose
State Board of Charities and Reform
Park County
Cody
Lola Horner
Fort Russell
San Antonio
George D. McDill
Philadelphia
Troudworth
Deat
Sheridan
Maxwell Clark
Facts and About Motherhood in a Changing Era
A compact report on evolving views of motherhood and women’s roles amid new cosmetic and health ideas. The piece notes shifting expectations and the era’s influence on daily life and self care.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bangor
Maine
Moone
Elmer Swope
Willem Burns
Omaha
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commercial Clubs
Sioux City
St Joseph
Edward C. Kinney
Reclamation Service
Interior Department
Ballinger-Pinchot
Gengaral Hitchcock Io
Post Office Department
SPORT
Veotera
Oneaha
Pavel
Wyoming News
Mrs. Powell
Peet Howse
Little
Sam Bing
Order of Owls
Ira Vauginiou
Windsor
Waa
Lander School Board
Cuperianes Ribet Et
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