Turbulent 1900s News From Across the Nation
A sweeping digest reports on the Western gymnastic meet in Los Angeles and San Francisco, a June gathering of the International Sunday School Association, and a Nebraskan city vote to restore the saloon era. It notes a robbery at The Bank of Rosemont, Nebraska, with 1500 dollars stolen, an umpire appointment for Amos Husie in the Northwestern league, and Omaha set to host the National Growers Association next year. Also covered are a Kansas City divinity student acquitted of murder charges, coal dumping at Alaska’s port, and the Los Angeles grand jury indictments tied to the Los Angeles Times bombing case.
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North American Gymnasticé Union Footie
Omaha
National Growers’ Association
Plains
Denver
J. O. Rankin
Clatriet Court
Clathe, Kin
Kir M. Riekel
Kanai City
Frances Peotone
Twennee
Willian J. Peyan
YM. C. A. Wallingto
Morion
Dalvert
United States
Alwaska
Cordova
Alwaka Steamship Company
Los Angeles
Grand Jury
Vonaphetord
James
John McNamara
Ortie McManigal
McNamaras
Los Angeles Times
Arbitration treaty debate and political corruption probes headline
Washington reports discuss drafts of a US Great Britain arbitration treaty while senators and representatives face indictments in Franklin County. Newly elected Warburton to push resolutions aiding the tree Viet initiative as hearings on Canadian reciprocity loom and a Senate bill is expected. The Supreme Court upholds national reserve powers and Western breeders prepare Army horse plans. Madame Hutching fights lunacy suit with stubborn refusal to increase funds. US Steel American Lugar and Ameren Wooden companies targeted in House investigations amid garment and shoe industry scrutiny. Senate to review Lar mer corruption charges inTiNele.
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United States
Great Brittain
Tatwood Fireea Lilinet
Prenkiia
Grand Jury
Eich
Warburton
Washington
Haw
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Mitehoork Western
Mineweo Ae
Bena
Coaneehad
Diate Jties
Senate
Supreme Court of the
Missourie
Stidlwon Hutching
New York
London
Hited States Steel Corporation
American Lugar Refining Co
Ameren Woelen Company
Democratic House
Larmer
Tiinole
Turbulent Times Reported in Global Headlines
Reports describe King Alfonso II of Spain in critical condition and a talk of expanding women's suffrage in Parliament. Iceland approves a 25 year old carriage rights bill while Massow te Mrealdent's resignation echoes in Mexico City amid unrest. Bulletins note balloonist Behnreck death in Berne and German food shortages. Rebels close in on Catton as Madero offers resignations and calls for general elections.
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Alfonso
Spain
Tutler Culowta
Howe of Commons
London
George Kemp
Porfirio
Massow
Misico City
Theodore Behneck
St Januia
Berne
Gwilberland
Leipale
Dreesden
Chemnaite
Zelekan
Germany
Catton
Madero
Ding
Corral
Memorial Day Meeting Between Hodmond and Keleow
Memorial Day afternoon session will bring together Jack Hodmond and Keleow Matting to discuss unspecified matters amid a regional gathering.
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Matting Keleow
GRMCO
Jack Hodmond
Kenuha, Wie
Fragmented OCR News Roundup From Early 20th Century
Unclear clipping mentions varied items including a private Wellington bank, a grand jury probe in Ohio politics, a Brown University figure’s death in Arkansas, a Chinese physician charged with conspiracy, a large estate fund for Radcliffe College, and legislative chatter. The text also references railway accidents, a murder arraignment, mine disasters, labor leaders, and water utility warnings.
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Ohio State Legislatire Fe
Vewerplog
United Sistes
Albert Heard Kittredge
Brown Fallon
Ark
Jim Puey May
Hackenack
Warren
United Sime
Radcliffe College
Francia
Greene
New
Tedford
Mase
Italy
Carcoll
Senate of Pinole
American Federation of Catholic Tocieties
New Orleaga
Vantin
Ohio Railway
Iain Noa
Blue Ridge Mountains
Hinton
W. Va
John Poole
Hwar Fowler
Lod
Shackleton
Joseph Kemper
Olbto Laalelatain
Ae Welloe
Sermenntint Arma
Aecore
Nariford
Republic Iron and Blew Company
Negamme
Mich
Gere
Weeape
Mime
Mme J
John J. McNamara
James T. McNammara
Superion
Walter Hardwell
Wyoming Odd Fellows Elect Officers In State Convention
The Wyoming Odd Fellows announce its second annual state convention with officers to be chosen. Wheeler serves as president. Shippp is secretary. details indicate gathering at a Cheyenne location with a labor federation meeting and related events.
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Labor
Cheyenne
Odd Fellows
Wyoming
Caoper
Wheeler Wae
Leeth
Hichwed Shipp
Toth
Wee Aryer
Indignant Douglas Voice on Street Chaos
A report from Douglas details public anger over street disorder amid a scene described as a long line of wreckage. Sheridan Mire Jeaie Carmen received an indeterminate four to fourteen year sentence at Buffalo State Penitentiary for the April 20 murder of Jame McCoy in the prior year.
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Douglas
Sheridan
Jeaie Carmen
Buffalo
State Penitentiary
Mina Laughter
Jame McCoy
Tragedy in Japanese Quarter Halts Town Gambler
A Japanese gambler named Nakigawa killed his white wife Sadie Nakagawa by slashing her throat in the Japanese quarter after a quarrel, then fled toward the Ailla west of town. The stabbing shock reverberates through the community.
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Dap
White Witte
Frank Nakigawa
Sadie Nakagawa
Ailla
Murder Case Dismissed Tainting Prosecution in Elite Firm Scandal
A high profile murder case involving Shepherd, the CIA elite firm, and Matilda Dean collapsed as prosecutors dropped charges. The inquiry tied to Wee Brittain's death at Crewhadl Mow Matilda Dean was implicated as an accomplice. The pursuit of a win to alter outcomes through a ranch band was alleged but not proven.
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Weholow
Cone
Bpeer
House
McCwe
Hedeon
Adame
Spear
McCoe
Senmior Adaing
Speer
Heputlicane
Roof
Autheaucus Democrate
Amions
Hin
Durie
Carhan
Mnbmout
Thoee
Gove
Heoker
Hilts
Irby
Mle Coe
Napier
Sharpley
Twining
View
Tibors
Allen
Haven
Bolt
Dowd
Garret
Oridenburg
Hollenbeck
Teller
Homer
Jones
Kerwin
Hepobhionne
Goudy
Hepubliogie Caat
Daweon
Adama
Ward
Anticaucus
Nombheoutt
O'Donnell
Ashton
Pueblo
Koon Burtom
Mepublicad
Dull
Cama
Furlake M
CIA
Shepherd
Wee
Brittain
Crewhadl
Matilda Dean Waa
Body of Woman Found Near Lander Ranch
Lieutenants were notified after a telephoned message reported the death of Mare Matt Weed wife of a prominent ranchman on the Little Pepongle river about twenty miles from Lander. The body was found near a ravine. Police say the cause of death is under investigation and a murder case may be involved.
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Lander
Lenton
Matt Weed
Pepongle River
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Russell
Texas
Wyoming
County Division Vote Causes Split Across Niobe County
In eastern Morton of Corovere county the division measure faced 820 votes for and 197 against. The Ten countrie of Niobe district also saw a county split as Man ville went to fight 21 to 1h with Jiresh receiving fifteen votes.
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Lusk
Corvere
Niobe
Manville
Jiresh
Goldie St. Claire Recovering From Injury
Goldie St Chatres, champion woman boxer, sustained injuries after an incident in Philadelphia. She is recovering rapidly and plans to enter the annual Frontier Day contest to defend her title.
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Goldie St. Claire
Philadel Polanter
Thas
Goldie St Chatres
Philadelphia
Conterta
Flynt Son to Navigate Air Venture Reported
Fragmented OCR notes describe Lloyd Flynn or Flynt, son of John Flynt, connected to aviation ideas and a flying model export. The passage references a model aircraft and potential plans, with unclear details and names garbled.
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Lioyd Flynn
Divighie
Lioyd Myon
John Flynt
Young Flynt
Wil
Campaign publicity plan outlined by Wyoming officials
Officials outline a busy publicity campaign for an upcoming date. They will seek cooperation from the Commercial Club and local industrial groups to spread information. The plan aims to mobilize coverage in the Weekly Bulletin and ensure broad public awareness.
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Cheyrhoe
Alate Loolgrarion
Carpenters End Pay Dispute in Cheyenne Settlement
Mactor Walhders resisted wage demands from Journeymen carpenters but accepted a compromise. All carpenters returned to work under the agreement granting about 40 cents per day raise and ending the dispute.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Weather Boosts Farms and Ranches Amid Storm
Rain sweeps Wyoming bringing general moisture nationwide with irrigation gains for dry farms. The rain aids plowmen and ranchers though limited stock losses in sheep and calves are noted. farmers now foresee better ground preparation and improved growing conditions.
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Wyoming
C. C. Yeager Sentenced in Local Court
The Cher athe hla court records show C. C. Yeager sentenced for the slaying of Polleyman Jane Johason. The case references dates and injuries while noting Yeager’s return from the hotel where he reportedly sustained injuries during an incident with Mra M. Hunt of Preuview.
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C. C. Yeager
Larath
Mau
Cherathe
Hla
CC Yeager
Jane Johason
Ieloum
Gaim
Vinety
Chernne de
Horien
Bie
Naemaidie Hotel
Mra M. Hunt
Preuview
Wa Meyele
Suataiied
Bok
Wyoming Items Skim Through Early 1911
A scattered roundup covers local business, infrastructure, and crimes in Wyoming towns. Topics include Buffalo and Sheridan baseball plans, new church and school developments, a downtown park in Cheyenne, a June 1911 directory, property assessments near Lovell, a Garland farmers’ phone line, and Sun Dance public building bills. Also noted are military returns, storm reports, tax and county formation issues, mining ventures, population shifts in Rock Springs, and various legal cases in Cheyenne and Cody.
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Buffalo
Sheridan
Presbyterian Shure
Aberidan
Edward Deve
Bawo
Hert Campbell
Cheyenoy
Laramie
Lovell
Garland
Benator Warren
Sundance
Dandy dollars heard in Colonial lobby contended over weight
Report from a Cleveland Plain Dealer item notes two men discussed a contention about weights and fish. They did not provide names or photos but described the exchange about weight loss and a duck hunting memory with a remark about four quarts.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Kidney Weakness Warned By Cold Symptoms
A Colfax Washington reader cites kidney weakness marked by chill backache after cold or wet conditions. Donna’s Kidney Pills praised by D K Jeffords for dramatic weight regain after two weeks in bed. Dean’s Kidney Pills sold 50c a box by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. Old Gentleman quip about 45 pound champion echoes in column.
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Donna
Dina ‘ Mra
D. K. Jeffora
Colfax
Wash
Dean
Dean‘s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Monikered banter between urbanite and country boy at sea
A brief exchange shows an urbanite asking why the country boy comes to the city and the reply that it is to earn a living. The seaman notes humor as a remedy against snobbery and vulgarity, implying a light social theme.
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Carper
Eighteenth General Assembly
Hughes
Vaile
Sea Bndt
McCreery
Ects
Sereupetenriesse
Seber Ebewe Hunter
Western
Wellington
Marrie
Aim
Kellow
Imboden
Heary &Thompson
Chae F. Leuck
Cleveland
Wyoming News
Carmen
Pian
Foxpark
Father DeNichola
Superior
Newcastle
Union Carpenters of
Grace Arthur Gold Mining Company
Toltec Jive Stock Company
Rock River
Rock Springs
R. M. Cooper
Baptist
Felix Alston
Big Horn County
Maurice Thompson
Butte
John Ortly
Wil Harm Howard
Milverton
Howard
JW. Griffin
Siow Humane Society
Lincoln
Jima
Abby Tafe
Lancoln County
Hiie
Oklaboma
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
United States Civil Service Commission
Fort
A. Russell Ed Dorr
John Door
Germania
Edward Wedemeyer
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Thome Durbin
Sheridat
Jack Pitagerald
Onahe
Howard Pamer
Eastfork
Pinedale
Danny Cummings
Jimmy Caine
Shous City
Lander Arhiatic Club
Coaper
Jame 1
Salt Creek Flottle
Walling
Joseph Seng
Wm. Loyd
Kvenaton
Cheyenne le
Agenwion
Quitable Iitv Ascurface Society
Wy Wite
Montana
Idaho
Ted End Orn
Colorado
Teeapary
Mr. Guat
West
Virginie le
Hoouston
Tala Wissing Aftaligemente
Miteburgfelt Lake
Turner Wore
Uptown
New York Sun
Post
Pustvm
Cabbal OO
Kad
Bele
Coase
Hlbom
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