Procity Bill Progress and Senate Outlook Amid Heat
In Washington the procity tariff bill faces passage within a month with both houses showing movement toward revised wool schedules and related revenue tariff disputes. Democrats aim to close the session by June while pushing reform and civil service talks. the Senate is expected to address Canadian reciprocity and president pro tempore elections as partisan fights continue.
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Washington
Howe
Hove
Senate
Opie
Frye
Cialitigor
Edwarts
House
Borah
Texas Leads in Farming in 1910 Value of Farm Crops
The Agriculture Department estimates the U S farm wealth at about 204 190 000 in 1910, a gain of roughly 4 000 000 from the previous year. Texas leads in cotton and corn as principal crops, with about ten million acres under cotton.
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Washington
United Statoe
Department of Agriultury
Lutherans Celebrate 100th Birthday of Walther in Big Meeting
Thousands gathered in the coliseum for the largest Lutheran devotional service since Luther era. The event marked the centennial birth of Mer. b. PW. Walther, credited with bringing the Lutheran church to the United States.
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Lowe
Ben
Marin Luther
Colieum
Mer. B . PW. Walther
United States
Forset Fires Extend Through West Virginia and Maryland
Forest fires continue across eastern regions as reported by Wheeling and Weet correspondents. Smoke covers mountains while residents monitor flareups and evacuation advisories amid worsening conditions.
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Wheeling
Virginia
Maryland
Forest Tiree
Officers and Negrese Battle Headlines Fatal Shootout
Unclear report from Montgomery area describes two men fatally shot and mortally wounded, four deputy sheriffs injured in a confrontation following a murder by a person identified as a member of a local demographic group near there.
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Montgomery
Mia
Notable Miscellany From Early 1900s Passages
A collage of brief items reports deaths in Oregon and Colorado, a college baseball upset in Japan, a fatal crash in Topeka, a memorial to a China United States treaty, a Salt Lake City homicide during a pawn shop robbery, a railroad bond denial in Kansas, veto pressure on public health reporting in Colorado, a recovered antique watch found in an alligator in Texas, a Klondike style King Day appeal by the American Flag Association, and North Dakota insurance law implications for state regulation.
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John Schaffer
Homer Cortet
Ehede
Santa Be
Topeka
Kan
Chitean
Prom
Dent Tutt
China
United States
Joseph W. Axtell
Saltlake City
State Board of Hailroad Commissioners
Kanang
M. E. & T. Railroad
Shafroth
Colorado
Frank Strome
Double Bayou
Galveston
American Flag Association
North Dakota
Atate Hall
Senate confirms Kneobel for attorney general post
Washington reports the Senate confirms Kirnest Kneobel as attorney general amid broader bids for reform. Secretary MacVeagh expected to push for popular hideout aid. Arizona New Mexico statehood debates proceed. Frances Cleveland and Mary Harrison widows receive provisions. House and Senate consider tariffs, territorial statehood, and war veteran staffing.
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Senate
Kirnest Kneobel
MacVeagh
United States
Moxton
Arizona
New Meview
Mond
Mewloo
Frances Cleveland
Vrewdent Cleveland
Mary Tart Harrison
Harrion
Flont
New York
Benale
Howse
Territories
Han
Anh
New Messico
En Wood
Supreme Court of the
James A. Patio
Supreme Court of the United States
Lieral Court of Washington
Alnakan Coal Land
Jacob Metiavick Dickinson
Tennessee
Taft
Henry L. Stimeon
White House
House of Representatives
Boxing and political notes from early 20th century summaries
Boxing bouts at Vernon arena Los Angeles fall under price fight law in a Supreme Court ruling while promoters push for boxing in Ohio theatres on Sundays. Reports describe Flynn vs Savage match outcomes and a Bullload Koe bout near ten pounds. Measured political shifts note Provisional President Madero and the capture of Juarez with military context.
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Greeves
Hawetal Bite
Boston
Pynn
Jack
Twit
Evar Agninat
Missouri State
Jefferson City
Dewapaper
Jack Johnson
Mixed News From 1900s Era Headlines And Events
A garbled bulletin lists diverse items including the American Federation of Labor backing funds for defense of John J McNamara, a fatal crash near Shelby Ohio, miners entombed at a Delaware Hudson colliery in Lakeville Pa, steel tonnage in New York totaling 3 298 704 tons, aviation circuit plans for major Midwest cities, Mary Baker Eddy monument project, updates on various military and Arctic expeditions, and a proposed rail tax rule affecting freight car lengths.
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John J. McNamare
Flabmore Oro Crain Tire
Mobile
Shelby
Ohio
Hostoy
Delaware
Lareville
United States Steel Corporation
Mexico
Tayloreville
Topeka
Kaw
New York
Whitney
Robert Marien
Peary’ Able
Wyoming News Summary Abridged
A terse Wyoming State page reports a set of scattered items. Names include Cheyenne figures and an Independence Missouri dealer. A local incident near Charente is noted with a probable probate matter or possible incident investigation.
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Thomas Woolery
Appointa Delegates to Deter Moretary Good Rowdy convention
Governor Carey appoints twenty four delegates from across the state to the Deter Moretary Good Rowdy convention in Poentello June 22 23 and 34 with Cheyenne as the meeting point and state officials overseeing the process.
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Cheyenne
Carey
Deter Moretary
Tex Holmes Rune Auto Purchases Eight Jasecuner Car
Cheyenne Fort Ries issues alarm to capture Sergeant Merk of the com pensive department who has been absent without leave for several days. Tex Holmes Rune Auto Coly Tex Holmes buys an eight jasecuner A homo be and Hite Arrancemente TO Carry paNen ante from Cody to the Yellowstone National part the coming season.
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Coly Tex Holmes
Hite
paNenante
Cody
Yellowstone National
Fort Ries
Merk
Wool Trade Hesitates Awaiting Congress Action
Wool buyers and sellers wait for clarity as toyers delay purchasing. Congress plans action on wool policy, stalling trade and price movements.
Young Boys Sent to Reform School for Burglary
In Cheyenne, Lford Niethe aged 11 was convicted of burglary and sentenced to two years at Tulden reform school. George Caylor aged 13 and Herbert Schuteman aged 11 received four years each and were paroled after serving.
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Cheyenne
Lford Niethe
Tulden
George Caylor
Thievenir Herbert Schuteman
Weed
Wee
Cantillion Promoted To Northwestern Iowa Division
Canper J P Cantillios longtime superintendent of the Wyoming and Westen Chicago Northwestern ranch from Casper to Lander has been promoted to the Northern Iowa division superintendency with headquarters at Eagle Grove Iowa.
Rock Creek tract opened for settlement in Wyoming
The Rock Creek Conservation Company will open 4000 acres of irrigated land under the Carey act and 16000 acres of deeded land for settlement in Wyoming. The lands lie along the Union Pacific main line toward the Pacific coast. The opening date is Thursday May 5th.
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Hock Creek
Rock Creek Conservation Company
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
Pacific Coast
Kingman Gets Eight Years for Money Order Embezzlement
The federal grand jury indicted Omberzling aasietan powtmieter, charged with stealing 29,990 from the money order department. He pled guilty and was sentenced by Judge Riner to eight years at hard labor in Leavenworth federal prison.
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Cheyenne
Uvorge H.ningnan
Omberzling Aasietan
Flockmasters Targeted in Sheep Theft Ring
Reported arrest of Edward Sandford linked to a central Wyoming sheep theft gang. Authorities say he flipped on flockmasters once trusted, exposing a long running organized crime that has haunted the industry for years and sparked broader prosecutions.
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Lander
Edward Sandford
Wyoming
Effort to Reduce Bond for Manslaughter Convict
An appeal bond for Menie ve Carmen, recently convicted of manslaughter in the killing of Jiamer My Coy, faces a request to lower the bond. The court will consider the motion, with the state likely to oppose, as a rehearing seeks a higher court review of the four year penitentiary sentence.
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Haffalo
Oo Rale
Menieve Carmen
Jiamer MyCoy
Tom Tmkahtor
Seminary Site Sought at Port Powell Reservation
The Episcopal church seeks a military land allotment at the Port Powell edge to establish a girls seminary or other education facility. The department may approve early, following a recent large gift to the Cheyenne parish for endowment.
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Cheyenne
Bi. Marts Eplecopal
War Department
Aualern
Port Noewell
Cur
Bowl Church
Headless Ballot Chooses Wyoming Town Officials
The headless ballot authorized by the recent Legislature led to the election of FE Godfrey a Democrat as mayor and H. C Niowereon a Republican as rival candidate. Republican aldermen John Dudley and W A Jones were also elected.
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Lander
Wyoming
FE Godfrey
H. C Niowereon
John Dudley
W. A Jones
Citizens' Vicker Elected Mayor in Laramie
Local election results show Vicker winning the mayoral race in Laramie amid a tight contest. John Lawle led the ticket for city council, with Hock Miver noted as a key event venue during the vote count.
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Laramie
John Lawle
Hock Miver
Wyoming News Roundup From Lander to Cheyenne
A messy compilation reports multiple Wyoming items: a new echoothoore to be built at Poxpark and ten prisoners in Lander jail. a completed Hurlingtom bridge at Lowell. a MW A camp at Hideo. discoveries at Byron. Yeomen mobilizing at Douglne. State Board of Medians Exam to meet in Laramie in June. a new Catholic church at Rock Springs named BL Cyrel.
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Poxpark
Lander
Lowell
Hideo
Byron
Douglne
W. M.A
Fooliah Declares Marriage Demand Across War Talk
A fragment from a dialogue shows Fooliah declaring intent to marry a young man’s father tonight while another character questions modern customs and a cast member urges directness amid wartime discussion.
Feed Young Girls Must Have Right Food While Growing
Nutrition guidance urges careful diet for girls entering womanhood to build healthy bodies and prevent illness. A testimonial credits Postum as easing stomach issues caused by coffee and aiding digestion.
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Coffer
Postum Company
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