Homestead Law Proposals Grow in Congress
House debates widen the homestead bill with amendments from Taylor and Wilke, proposing land entry up to 20 dollars per acre before final proof. Blackmon targets perjury penalties for false mineral statements on applications, while Lafferty moves to align land claims with a 1908 joint resolution and agency actions by the attorney general to ratify and confirm government land claims.
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Ereioe
Washington
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Logiela
Oecupier
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Colorado
Wilke
Senate Public Lands Committee
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Lafferty
Dr Pearsons Philanthropist Dies in Chicago
Dr Daniel Kimball Posy fons aged ninety two who in recent years donated more than six million dollars to charitable causes in Chicago and surrounding communities. He was known for supporting hospitals education and civic projects.
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Pearsons
Chicago
Daniel Kimball Posy Fons
Small Midwestern colleges report cannarium death causes
A fragment notes several small Middle West colleges facing deaths linked to pneumonia with old age complications. The text hints at limited resources and health challenges among retiring faculty and students, but provides no specific names or dates.
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Middle West
Sian
Waeth Cue
Engineers Reject Getirement or New York
Conference committee of managers of eastern rating companies denounces the Interstate Commerce Commission as arbitrator. It says the commission declined the proposition and Chief Bone of the Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood refused to accept the commission as arbitrator.
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Getirement
New York
Conference Committee of Managers
Eastern
Ratinowie
Interecate Cony
Tine
Interstate Commerce Commission
Khief Bone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Eucliners
Cat Upends Inheritance in Wilkes-Barre Will Tale
A quirky will dispute from Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania involves Benjamin Dilley a bachelor hotel keeper whose estate valued at 926000 is tied to his cat Toe Arr. The will reportedly directs the estate to be divided among heirs as long as the pet cat remains alive. The saga imagines the cat as a key factor potentially delaying the distribution for years.
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Wilkenbarre
Benjamin Dilley
Diley
Col Marble Dies in New York City
Col Marble a renowned Southern California figure died in New York City. The report notes Anne Morgan, daughter of J Pierpont Morgan, and references a Brooklyn Navy Yard workman. Details mention a business surrender and a $1000 check linked to a Brooklyn establishment.
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Col. Marble
New York
Clonel
John MC. Marble
Ft Baner
California
Anne Morgan
J. Piergent Mongar
Navy Yard
Grooklyn Navy Yard
General Electro Official Killed in Auto Crash
Altaey Minnesota reports the death of Hinadili Pareous View, president of the General Rhestric Company, who was killed in a Belomobile accident. Authorities noted the incident occurred recently with preliminary investigations underway. Further details were not immediately available.
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General Eiectris
Altaey
Hinadili
General Rhestric Company
Ae Belomobile Acleal
Unclear text note on Americen Arma Geleed event
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Americen Arma Geleed and Muaiow Ohiy Thirty of the Leow with references to the Adeerian Amber and Americas colony. Details are garbled and names are uncertain. no coherent event or outcome can be established from the legible words.
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Eudor Tor
Americas
Betes Cheaen
Tornado Toll Deepens Across Western States
Nationwide storm reports reveal multiple tornadoes devastating parts of Oklahoma and Nebraska with towns leveled near North Laurp and Nowata. At least forty one killed and hundreds injured as crops drown and homes vanish. Union Pacific train wrecks, embezzlement cases, and hunger concerns follow the disaster.
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Henry Ira
Homer Muster
Hugo Sillleeh
Hellingham
Waeb
Tiffany
Western Union Telegraph Company
Maho
M. Vai Duyan
Telegraph Company
Olbaloma
Okivbowas
Macherald
Foreign Doctors Attend the Pope in Rome as relief funds rise
The Pope's physicians Dra Pollaul and Marchiafara at Rome will closely attend the Holy Father. London relief funds for recent Titaning disaster reach about 110,000. Paris police battle with bandits ends in deaths at Cholaplediol. Morocco Moorish unrest leaves 7,000 homeless of 12,000 Jews. Mansion House and other funds push relief totals amid fires and casualties. Beginning a round trip from Paris, Druseety ted glam Avietos Hemel to study culture of leer, France.
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Parle
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Paris
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Leer
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Kilbane Accepts New York Title Bout Offer
Jothany Kilbane, featherweight champion, agreed to a May 16 match in New York against Johony Dundee. Kutter McCarthy of Springfield knocked out Joe Hagen in Denver. In a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden, Kilbane fought White, with Miami rival Hovland noted, while Merwiland led 10 to 7 as attention focused on Kilbane’s future title bid.
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Johony Dundee
New York
Kutter McCarthy
Springfield
Joe Hagen
Denver
Herthenwine
Mle
Pat McIntire
Cleveland
Kilbane Sih
White
Steinthe
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Fackey McFarland
Madison Square Carden
Chicago
Eo Hovland
Maen Welle
Merwiland
Taek
National Chamber Elects Wheeler Amid Suffrage Push
Harry A. Wheeler of Chicago elected president of the National Chamber of Commerce while debates on home rule for Alaska and women’s suffrage progress. Resolutions seek $10,000 for families of postal clerks who died in service, and Congress plans mass distribution to spur vote campaigns. Lawmakers discuss land reform bills to expand homesteads and cultivation requirements.
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Chicago
National Chamber of Commerce
United State
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Hudherley
United States
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Waalington
Titanic era headlines and shipwrecks headline mix
A damaged clipping includes tributes to poet Robert Cameron Rogers and financier’s philanthropy, reports of the Mineville dam breach prompting mass evacuations, and references to Titanic disaster recovery efforts. It notes insurance losses near 16 million and mentions the steamer Minla’s role in locating Titanic victims.
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Mischom Cafun
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Millbrook
Kanex County
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Hind Dole
Pearson
New York
Himewelf
Cleveland
Throat cut during fight noted in Cheyenne and Cody reports
In Cheyenne and Cody a violent incident is described with a man slashing a foe’s throat and calmly seeking a surgeon. A flurry of details follows about injuries, watches used to close the wound, and references to local mining interests. Humane Officer Kerr photographed distressed scenes across Wyoming showing winter losses among cattle and sheep.
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Jack Johnson
Gowa Foud Duriie
Jota and
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Sunlight Camp
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Sheridan
Jaery
Kerr
The
Humane Society
Stackdien
Fockninatere Bochume
Cheyenne
Edgemont
Ming
Wyoming Postal Deposits Report Shows Higher Averages
The January 2012 postal deposits report notes 22 Wyoming depositories with over 45 thousand dollars in deposits by about 425 depositors averaging 107 each. Since opening, roughly two hundred deposits and 1,700 total deposits indicate more than two deposits per depositor, with about two withdrawals per depositor. Wyoming ranks 45th in accounts remaining and 36th in total remaining, suggesting higher per capita deposits than the national average.
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Washington
Postal Tie Departen
Postaeaving
Wyoming
United States
Stock losses from storms hit Wyoming ranches
Reports across Wyoming recount heavy stock losses among cattle and sheep after April storms. The harsh winter and consecutive storms left cattle and sheep dying on ranges and feed racks, with overfeeding and lack of roughage contributing to many losses despite feeders being active since December. The central and northern regions endured the state’s severest winter on record with five months of persistent cold.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Court Denies New Trial in Cheyenne Murder Case
The State Supreme Court denied Milton A. Alexander’s request for a new trial. Alexander, with others including George Sabin and Ed Eaton, faced indictments tied to a shooting at Yeo Sleep Creek. Several pleaded guilty to murder amid claims of intimidation. sentenced ranges vary. The group argues militia presence affected proceedings, with all defendants to serve full terms.
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George Sabla
Herbert
Iivink
Ed Eaton
Thomas Dison
Joseph Allemand
Joseph Imge
Jules Lacier
Yeo Sleep Creek
Big Hero County
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William Farria
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Lightning Strikes Merger
During a thunder storm a sheepherder named Guat Malavagos, employed by Chris Kieia, was struck and buried. He lay unconscious at the scene and was later brought to Nettulng with facial injuries and scars. Investigators are assessing the incident.
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Chris Kieia
Nettulng
Caspar Sheriff to Bring Invalent Suspect on Checks
A man identified as Peseth Bad Checks le Onarge Casper noh Rich faces charges over a year of worthless payments. He is in custody at Vittaburg and will be transported back to Casper by the sheriff per the official flyer.
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Vittaburg
Casper
Benatar Smith
Lest to Herm by Edward Sultall and Partners
A fragmented note attributes a literary exchange to Edward Sultall and associates. The text hints at a straight seven beat pattern and mentions beliefs about a bare partnership. Readable names and phrases are scattered without clear context or dates.
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Herm
Edward Sultall
Cheyenne Pioneer Dies and Local News Roundup
A Cheyenne pioneer Charles Chenetein dies. J Warren Jenkins faces murder charge. Albany County resident Mee, WT Richard von dies at home near Laramie. Maurice Groxhon, food commissioner, travels in the state. Mort Muswell units ready to move. Jay G. Shelden dies from injuries in Colony. Dry farmers near Ghee prep for spring plow. Lander Oil Company reports a well four hundred feet deep with promising wood oil and gas. State geologist to study Luskhive prospects. Sweetwater officials allocate 30000 for roads. 2011 spending noted. Sheridan cabinet burglary causes $30 loss. Civil service exam set for Cheyenne May 28. Northern Wyoming roundups planned. Farrel brothers uncover rich conover near Glenrook. State Supreme Court reverses Wilde v Fletcher. remanded for new trial. Frontier Days dates moved to August 1–7. Heavy moisture in Springer region. Kamuri Kogo injured in Cheyenne. Takahosh arrested. National Fraternal Order site near Cheyenne encouraged. Sam Geason, Cheyenne gambler, dies. J F Wabs killed near Cheyenne after train fall. head severed. Mother’s Day proclaimed May 12 with uniform tributes. Drought relief and weather notes across the state. Twedell admitted to hospital. praised for Boer War gallantry. Pathfinder project irrigation near Milersleie slated May. Abundant moisture improves soil for irrigation.
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Cheyenne
Richard von
Albany County
Aramie
Maurice Groxhon
Ette Pure
Mort Muswell
Jay G. Shelden
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Shoshone
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Titanic Disaster Reforms Loom as Calilornian Witness Testifies
Reports from Washington and New York detail Titanic disaster testimony. Fireman Ernest Gill accuses Captain Lord of the Californian of refusing aid and lax wireless operations. The Mackay Bennett list adds 91 recovered names. 205 dead aboard the Titanic, with 49 newly identified. The Titanic and Olympic news intersect with railway and maritme figures.
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John Jacob Astor
Isidore Straus
Thin Ely
Nvetty
Mackay-Bennett
White Star Line Company
C. M. Hayn
Grand Trunk Railway
Minta
Mackay-Bumn Colt
Women Forced to Jump From Deck to Lifeboats
In an aboard emergency at sea women and children leapt from the deck into lifeboats as a lifeboat loading method drew praise. Senator William Alden Gale and FC Evans of the General committees weighed in on the incident, with brass credited for the loading procedure.
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Benator
Williau Aldee Galih
FC Evans
Prem
Sermon Echoes From Bloomville Funeral of Beloved Irishman
A popular Irishman in Bloomville died suddenly drawing a packed church. He belonged to local and mutual groups and a funeral representative was sent. The sermon used a simile about a watch, noting the works inside keep time, while the case may fade. The delegate reported the townsfolk heard the sermon with sympathy and tradition.
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Meneral
Bloomville
Permon
Ftaker
Waterbury
Aunt Beulah Chooses Pain Over Dust in Housework Tale
Aunt Beulah is obsessed with cleaning, enduring lumbago and grip from chores. Her patient sister offers help, asking why she won’t let a maid do the tasks, while the Smart Little Hoy quips about her "palm" and fuss.
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Hoy
They Draw Interest A Kies Invent Them Remark
A short humorous remark notes that passions are valued yet not freely given. The speaker claims women never give them away but invent them, prompted by a witty exchange about precious things and desire. The line reflects playful gendered banter.
Time Files. Blind accordionist advised to update pincard
A blind woman playing the accordion was approached by a man who offered money and instead urged her to edit her pincard. He noted the sign dated years ago claimed she had dependent children. He suggested updating the date to reflect six years of work and growing children, roughly changing the date to 1623.
The Old Plea He Didn't Know it Was Loaded
A coffee drinker explains years of illness linked to caffeine in coffee and tea. He describes indigestion headaches vomiting and chronic diarrhea worsened over time before encountering an article that changed his view on coffee’s dangers.
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