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Newspaper

Casper Press

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1908

Page

2

Power by Wire to Cut World Fuel Bill

A Technical World Magazine excerpt discusses electric transmission of coal energy over 260 miles enabling railways to run from central plants near mines. It envisions 10 to 12 plants powering all U S railroads and supplying factories, with broader use in cities. The piece also surveys national university plans, a Russian bulletproof coat claim, and social notes on youth ambitions and a note to printer.

Traina Great Central Stobert I Fernald Robert Franklin Technical World Magazine Maclea United States

Global Dispatches Note Progressive Era Happenings

A collage of late 19th century briefs covers political moves in Wyoming and Chicago, a San Francisco boxing win for Joe Gans over Anhels, troop movements to San Francisco, a Montana gift for the cruiser Montana, deadly Nebraska tornadoes, bond votes in San Francisco, a critical Speliast letter to Roosevelt, a Great Northern train robbery, Western Pacific finance, a truck driver strike, the death of Felix Grundy Stidger, and booming Yukon gold mining as Dawson opens navigation.

San Francisco Joe Gans Rudolph Anhels South Africa United States Thomas Philippines Eighth Infantry Lesbdew Hampton Roads Cass Sarpy Nebraska Chicago Hoosevelt Bim Somatistis Congress

Tornadoes Struck Mercer and Henry Counties Killing Woman in Cleveland

A tornado swept Mercer and Henry counties causing widespread damage to several towns. Mrs. Gotch, a resident of Cleveland, was killed. The day also saw grain market debates at the Chicago Board of Trade with traders opposing a ban on cornering. NY Governor Hughes declined a vice presidential nomination but warned he could not serve if elected. Canada and Newfoundland fisheries disputes tied to The Hague. Eastern railways delay freight rate increases to fall or later. Navy official Metcalf left San Francisco for Washington with July return plans. A large barn burned near West Union, Ohio, in a night ride incident.

Mercer Henry Minnels Gotch Cleveland Governor Hughes New York Stewart L. Woodford United Steamship Company of New Zealand Charles Firzpatrick Supreme Court of Canada Canada Newfoundland United States Eastern Railway Secretaris Victor H. Metcalf San Francisco Washington California West Union Ohio Willa Darnell University of Wyoming Fort Colling J. Frasier Muskrat Sheep Company Shoshon Welsh Fort D. A. Russell Port Russell Cheyenne Wyoming Athol-Borie Cheyenne-Denver Stratoga Encanpment Encamp W. A. Clickmere Mackmore Tallmadge Union Pacfic Patrick Sullivan Natrona County John T. Willams Converse County Secretary of State State Supreme Court Potter Sullivan and Williams Converse Natrono Council Cheyenniee

Auckland committees plan welcome for battleships

Citizens of Auckland appoint committees to arrange a welcome for the American fleet due next September. The press notes a widely circulated claim about Mrs Mary Baker Eddy. that claim is denied. Detroit officials seek 1000000 by centralizing an automobile fire company.

Auckland New Zealand Mary Baker G. Eddy Detroit City Offdala New York Tokyo Japan Windlystok Hungary America United States

Congress and the Capital News Summary

Roosevelt to lead the International Congress of Tuberculosis in Washington this autumn. House reports expand Carey land act acreage to 7,000,000 for Idaho. Philippine Scouts command by army captains authorized. Senate civil appropriations amend witness fees and desert land act benefits. Forest service appointments in Colorado National Forests revealed. Taft arrives Charleston after Panama voyage. Naval hospital at Fort Lyon reports mercury treatment promising for tuberculosis. Surveyor general salaries raised in several western states and higher in Arizona and Nevada. Manila Chamber urges keeping the battleship fleet longer in the islands.

Washington Roosevelt Washington City House Committee On Public Lands Idaho Senate Clark Wyoming United States Colorado The Forest Service Colorado National John B. Cam Tion Forest Guard Gunnison National Forest J. A. Peterson G. K. Munsell Edgar J. Fitzhugh San Juan National Forest Carter Postal Savings Bank Bil Teller Warren Gurecendelar Tm Corporation Cornelius Ferris Colonado Taft Charleston South Carolina Prairie Panama Atlantic Coast Line Naval Hospital Fort Lyon Bdl la Wright House Conference Committee California Montana Oregon Utah Arizona Nevada New Mexico Manila Chamber of Commerce Eet

Wyoming plans for Gillette to Sundance auto stage line

Eastern capitalists move to establish an eighty mile, four hour round trip between Gillette and Sundance. Tallmadge-Buntin buys Fred Bath ranch, 2880 acres in Little Laramie valley. Memorial Day plans. livestock disease, inspections, and staffing at Fort D. A. Russell.

Gillette Sundance Tallmadge-Buntin Company Fred Bath Little Laramle Adjt P. A. Gatehell Wyoming National Guard Grai J. W. Blake Wyoming Dowslas Hiverton J. W. Delaney CO. L. Minen Laramie

Boy Mayor Secker Aims Ballon Campaign For Wisconsin Governor

Milwaukees 29 year old mayor Secker plans a balloon tour to campaign for governor of Wisconsin after a famed coffee auto in city races. He says the airship will reach rural voters while presenting his plain spoken policies and avoid sensationalism.

Milwaukee Wis Sherburn M. Secker Wisconsin Uecker Maj. Hershey United States St. Louis Decker Earth

A Sweeping Assertion Novellat's Wife

A joking reflection on a fictional heroine entering a room and sweeping it with a glance due to lacking a vacuum cleaner. The quip frames a writer's stance on domestic gadgets and characterization in a satirical tone.

Novellat Ecornfully

Comforting Voyager Faces Sea of Danger

Dialogue echoes a cautious exchange between a female traveler and a masculine sailor as they weigh threats and courage at sea. The tone blends reassurance with rising tension and voyage anxiety.

Mr. Gallor Mr. Sailor

California Fig Syrup Co Laxative Adclaims Gentle Relief

The Well Informed demand a simple pleasant and efficient liquid laxative with known safe components. The California Fig Syrup Co promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as that ethical remedy. Buy the genuine product from leading druggists price fifty cents per bottle.

California Fig Syrup Co Byrup

Mark Twain on Money and Australian Diggings

Mark Twain critiques common views of money as money panic reshapes perception. He cites spendthrifts and misers as equally wrong, then recalls Australian gold diggers living in dugouts. A port scene shows a rough laborer rejecting a tip, tossing sovereigns into the sea.

Mark Twain Cxmple

Protector and the detective in a juvenile tale

A girl explains to her guardian that Jimmie Hawks Shaw, the detective she hires, is following her to protect her from kidnapping and danger. The scene portrays a tense dynamic where a child relies on a detective as a guardian figure.

Nursa Jimmie Hawkshaw

Memory of visitor and elusive name

A nameless caller in a casual office scene recalls several possible first names Grim Hawk Hen Brad Fan Ker or Rick, while the employer, Mr Townsend, presses for the full identity. The dialogue captures confusion over a remembered surname ending with show as the only certain clue.

William Shaggy-Haired Omce Boy Grim Hawk Hen Brad Fan Ker Rick Mr. Townsend

Moon Man Laughed Through a Rural Road Encounter

A quirky scene unfolds as a jogger on an old road passes a runabout while a talking owl by the roadside asks what they are reading between the lines. An old nag turns, laughs, and bares teeth in a surreal moment of whimsy.

Grocer Credits Postum for Health of Customers

A Cleveland grocer notes many customers improved health by ditching coffee for Postum Food Coffee. He shares his own experience losing coffee nerves after two years, saying mornings grew calmer, appetite returned, and he could manage store duties better.

Cleveland Abe

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