Bitter House Fight Over Direct Senate Elections Adopted
A joint resolution for direct election of U S Senators by popular vote passed the House 237 0 39 after a bitter 1826 era contest. Southern members opposed federal supervision citing dangers of negro domination. The measure now goes to the states for approval and awaits presidential signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
House Ly
Senate
Bartlett
Georgia
Mieniselopi
Loiuliana
Barton
House
Congress
Orozco Admits Defeat in Mexican Conflict
The report notes Orozco conceding defeat to Conejo Gen Puecual Oroscore amid calls of revolution. He cites food and water shortages and strategic retreat, acknowledging heavy losses while vowing future overthrow of Madero.
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Jimenes
Golden School of Miner Commencement List
May graduation announcements from Golden note 51 graduates led by Cole Fitton. The event marks completion of studies at the Golden Miner program with attendees and families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Golden
Cole Fitton Wen
Jis
Golden School of Minow
Aviator and passenger killed in Brooklands crash
A World War II era crash near Brooklands kills aviator H.V. Pieler and amateur pilot Lewie Hay Wheeler along with companion Mele Glaser after a monoplane strikes a telegraph pole. The accident follows a plume into Kinloch Park. In legal news, Darrow faces jury tampering charges with indictments still pending in San Francisco as others are dismissed.
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Miliod
Lewie Hay Wheeler
Mele Glaeser
Kinloch Park
San Francisco
Abraham Ayot
Langford Defeats Barry in Melbourne Heavyweight Bout
Melbourne reports Sam Langford, famed heavyweight from Boston, defeated Jim Barry as refereeing decisions and late rounds led to a decisive victory. The bout showcased Langford’s power, with Barry sustaining as the referee stepped in during the final rounds.
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Langford
Barry
Melbourne
Australia
Sam Langford
Boston
Jim Harry
Barry Wee
Eters
Adoption of form of government by vote 801 to 608
A long list of mixed local and national items notes political shifts and incidents. Notable items include a declaration of government form by vote 801 to 608, price changes in crude oil, injuries from a mining incident, a police injury in a San Francisco incident, a government suit against Colorado Fuel and Iron, and various regional developments from Montana to California.
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Ilefene
Rommimeion
Prairie Off and Gas Company
Indeopendence
Kan
Fie
San Franccieoe
California
Sheate
Salt Lake
San Francisco Bay
Verbanena
Board of Mupervisors
Federa Life
Columbus
Ohio
AL J. Jennings Ie
Oklahoma County
Okla
United States Steel Corporation
Dulath, Minn
San Francisco
Eugene Prey
Alameda
Frey
Congressional Proceedings on Pension Legislation and Investigations
The report notes a 177 to 57 vote approving the conferees report on a general pension measure for Civil War veterans and discusses investigations into Judge Robert W. Archibald. It mentions plans for a special session, patent law reforms, and payroll and transportation movements related to the pensions debate. President Taft authorized actions and a 35 million dollar pension figure for the current year appears in discussion. A Colorado tax survey and Denver mining issues are briefly touched.
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Robert W. Arcichbald
Commerer Court
Pudiciary
Ico Aeene
Tait
Congress
Mitehedek
New York
Washington
Welloven
House
British sloop Algerine to protect British interests abroad
The sloop of war Algerine under Commander Crocker will sail from Ba Auimantt to Mex ere porte to safeguard British interests following a gutbreaka report from Mazallon San Hise and other ports. Navratil of Nice plans to visit New York to claim her ship. Reports to the War Department suggest the American presence on Mexico’s west coast is exaggerated.
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Crocker
Mexere Porte
Mazallon
San Hise
Navratil
Nice
France
Tnee
New York
Americana
Mexico
War Department
Rhy
Buford
Featherweight bout headlines and results at Vernon Arena
Jock White of Chicago defeated Frankie Conley of Kenosha in a featherweight clash at the Vernon arena in Los Angeles. Faidie Johnson of Pueblo beat Phil Knight of Kansas City by decision in a ten round bout. Mayge Paul Koehler of Cleveland also earned a decision over Clarence Ferns of Kansas City after ten rounds at the Grand Avenue Athletic Chip in Kansas City.
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Jock White
Chicago
Omy Wieler
Frankie Conley
Kenosha
Vernon Arena
Los Angeles
Faidie Johnson
Pueblo
Phil Knight
Kansas City
Mayge
Paul Koehler
Cleveland
Clarence
Wildemt) Ferns
Farcous
Grand Avenue
Winter crop conditions and weather take heavy toll across states
Reports show varied grain conditions with wheat at 79.7 and rye 87.5 amid price surges in Chicago. Severe storms kill two in Chicago and Talladega and injure many while tornadoes devastate Talladega causing $75,000 in damages. Multiple violent incidents and a harsh spell of rainfall affect the nation with ongoing labor tensions and political developments noted in several cities.
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Talladega
Ala
Kanwae City
Duluth, Mine
Chicago
Jelling
Socialist National Convention
Indianapolis
United States
Peace Societies
National Council of Peace and Arbitration
Washington
Exchange Place
New York
James Dowl
Wall Street
Pudeyation of Federations
New Orlvane
Inet
Waeter
Haremio & North Side
Aswletant
Schuettler
Preate
Aves
Eledges
Crow Bane
Secretary of the Interior
Fisher Baw
Eobteetie
Wetthere
Elaine Wetil
Hepreaentative
Trany Holdings
Iit
Colorado
Andy
Thie Ordwe
Port Seaith
Ark
Bee
Agaloel
Lewisworth
bin of
Mala Etree
Montgomery
Cattle and Livestock Prices and Feedstuffs Ledger
Denver jobbers report cattle and feeder prices with hay and grain rates. Includes hogs sheep lambs and poultry values with Colorado and Nebraska upland grain per ton figures and various feed mixtures.
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Denver Jobbers
F. O. UH
Denver
Colorado Upland
Nebraska Upland
Colorado
Nebraska
South Park Choice
San Luie Valley
Gonnteon Valley
Miscellaneous Markets Pian Linseed Prices Noted
Pian in Duluth-Chowe market reports linseed in store with aid to arrive priced at 2.19 dollars per unit for May, on track for delivery. O20 to bid and July price listed at 4 dollars asked.
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Duluth
Unclear medical trade terms force fine in unnamed case
Fragmentary OCR reads as a mix of names, clothing terms, and scattered numbers. No clear event or outcome is identifiable beyond a mention of a fine and measurements.
Unclear OCR fragment notes mixed produce and poultry terms
Fragmentary OCR text lists items like turkeys chickens dairy terms and place names such as Michigan and Chicago with odd numbers and percentages, offering no coherent event or narrative to summarize into a proper news item.
Live Stock Market Summary From Omaha-Castle Market
The report notes slow but steady activity in live stock with mixed cattle pricing. Cows and heifers range from low to mid values, calves and bulls show modest gains, while sheep and lambs show slight increases.
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Omaha
Castle
Wwethers
Lambabs
Metals Prices in New York and Copper Markets Noted
The report lists spot and futures prices for copper and other metals in New York. Prices shown include May June and July futures with varying values and occasional formatting errors in the OCR.
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Price of Metals
New York
Walet
Spot
Aweet
Wyoming News Briefs Highlight Tragedies and Infrastructure Plans
Reports from Wyoming describe several incidents and projects. A Union Pacific train fatally strikes Weetum Nowe T Kite near Como. A Lutheran church fire damages Trie ity Lutheran property in Laramie. Private Williame of Powethar artillery drowns in Lake Aberka near Port Raswell. County coffers fund school bonds in Be dan, and county officials plan new telephone lines from Cheyenne to Nebraska. Construction for bridge work, double tracking, and a Cheyenne to Orin Junction rail link proceeds with startup slated July 1. The 1910 census notes dairy cows and cattle totals, while lawmakers push Owls use of public space. A Wyoming party arrives in Hamburg after shipboard rescues, and survey crews map Laramie county highway corridors amid broader regional development efforts.
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T. Kite
Union Pacific
Como
Trie Ity
Laramie
Williame
Powethartillery
Lake Aberka
Port Raswell
Shoehowe Reservaton
Cork County
Imore
Converse County
State party conventions held in Cheyenne with 150 delegates
Republican and Democratic state conventions met in Cheyenne on May 12 with over 150 delegates. Military maneuvers at Fort Mussell were moved to Pole Mountain from August to July 8 to 27, spanning thirty five miles east of here.
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Cheyenne
Fort Museell
Pole Mountain
Here
Saratoga Gets Fish Hatchery
Saratoga named site for a government fish hatchery with ideal trout culture conditions. Construction on the buildings to start at once.
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Saratoga
Troops Ready to Move from Fort Russell
Cheyenne dispatch reports all tracks near Fort Russell cleared for rapid troop movement. Cars continue arriving from Union Pacific and C and S roads as Col Williams confirms readiness though officials withhold details.
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Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Col. Williams
Pershing Likely West Point Superintendent Post
Senator Warren of Wyoming secures his son in law Brigadier General John J Pershing for the superintendent position at West Point Military Academy. President Taft is said to have offered the post.
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Washington
Warren
Wyoming
John J. Pershing
West Point Military Academy
Taft Haw
Woman Slashes Husband in Fort Russell Incident
In Cheyenne a Fort Russell settler Samuel Walker was attacked at a hardware store. He was found with throat wounds from ear to ear and, despite severe injuries, lit a cigarette and awaited an ambulance. His condition was listed as not expected to improve.
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Cheyenne
Walker
Samuel Walker
Fort Russell
Prisoners Dig Out of Pen in Night Break
Ten men in solitary confinement at the state penitentiary dug their way out in the night and reached the prison yard before discovery. Night guards raised the alarm and eight convicts were recaptured while two escaped.
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Rawling
New Land Withdrawals Aimed at Public Use in Utah Wyoming
The President has withdrawn unappropriated public lands containing springs and streams in Utah and Wyoming from entry under the withdrawal law. The move protects water sources from private monopolies, preserves public grazing, and aligns with the 1910 act. The withdrawals cover about 0 square miles with 248 springs and streams identified by federal records, aiding stock and animal watering and public use.
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Washington
Utah
Wyoming
Countien
United States Geological Survey
General Land Office
Rocky Mountain
Pacific
Aude
Dunsway Named President of Wyremining University
Dr Clyde Augustus Dunsway of Missoula has been elected president of Wyremining University and will assume the post on August 1. The campus project notes a push to expand orchards as experts claim favorable conditions for agile culture.
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Newey
Laramie
Clyde Augustus Dunsway
Missoula
University of Montana
University of Wyre Ming
Priest Pleads for Clemency in Beng Case
Rawline cleric Pether Conred appeals Governor Carey for a pardon for Joseph Beng who faces execution May 24 for the August murder of William Lloyd in Bregeton. Beng’s mother, twelve siblings, and an aged father suffer shock and await word on clemency.
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Cheyenne
Pether Conred
Rawline
Joseph M. Carey
Joseph Beng
William Lloyd
Bregeton
Conrad Woes
Benes
New York Journalista Discusses Bird Interviewed by Editor
In a snappy exchange the editor contemplates featuring a man who claims to understand birds. The editor suggests sending him to interview the first robin and to play up the story if done properly.
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New York Journalista
New York
A Lady Humorist Delivers Quick Wit at Reading
A noted female humorist quips about women writers and words with playful bravado. She compares her typewriter skill to famed satirist John Billings, delivering sharp humor in a lively salon setting.
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Apelle
John Billings
A Kind-Hearted Man Refuses Window Patrol Interference
A man known for kindness tells a constable not to stop suffragettes throwing stones at his window. He says the women have been at it for hours, and he believes they won’t actually hit the window, noting the act amuses them.
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Mr. Wombat
Mary’s ring sparks a chorus among twenty three girls
A girl named Mary carries a ring gifted by her beau. At tea with twenty three friends, the ring draws a loud reaction as the crowd exclaims in unison that the hash is now hers.
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Mary
Doctor Fooled by His Own Coffee Case Reveals Tea Truth
A physician recounts his experience with coffee and tea harming his heart. He quits both and switches to Postum, noting heart palpitations lessen and only rare irritation returns when misusing brewing directions. He emphasizes proper preparation for the beverage to achieve the right color and strength.
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Thad
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AL HL Alper
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Pieber
Pisher
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Darrow
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Larence M Darrow
Dria
Boulder
Boulder, Cote
Kalb Sternberg
Charen
Celeago
Duteer
Ebay
Willams Dest
Sno
Western
Moata
Detater
Atter & Biter
Denver Mins
SPORT
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Pemes
Tee Yamengere
Wo Lalomen
Wale
Confederate Veterans’ Special
Twe Bushand
Perecas
Kate Eeeldente
United Gates
Uwe
Weeter
Ewe
Esseee
Veal oMvae Co
Cueucceeees A
Koat
Cole
Sestevnecccen
Egge
DOW Conn
Eee
Renee Seal Egee
Lon
Nesterpesenmasor
Pian
St. Lovie
St. Laura
Wook-Siewdy
Turk
Michigan
Hinton Mewes Mareiee
Weetum Nowe
Bedan
Union County
Robert Drimegon
Sear
Gilletta
Tie
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Fraser
Dover
Gordon Cameron
Newcastle
Keighton Ranch
Salt Creek Country
Casper
Daniel Spain
James Herrington
Eighteenth Infantry
Fort McKennie
Spain
Herrington
Bureau of Leh 'Ortes
Walton
Upton Pacific Railroad Company
Jo. A. White
State Penitentiary
Uinta County
Muddey
Clarence Lindefield
Roy Wyland
M. H. Barnes
Glenrock
Mondell
Colorado & Southern
Cheyonne
Orin Junction
Gulf of Mealeo
Pageteau
Mountain Statew Telegraph & Telephone Company
Nebraska Telephone Company
Woelert Nebraska
Mive Mutts
Wye
Sidney
Neb
Chaerteney
Wyo
Scotts Bluff
Lak
Chadron
Board of Commissioners
Rivery County
Albany
George Warke
Rawlins
Carpathia
Vvenue
Tianic Burkes
Hamburg
Germany
F Jacob Gault
Willem Gault
Albert Sealer
Micheyenne
Augustus Jukacow
Manville
Sheridan
M. Glafeke
Sassetanta
Laramie County
Cheyenne Vellowelone Park
News of the
Union News Bortion
Pershin
Beng
Rome
Oreee Cea
Witte
Alabastine Company
Gemdolte
Grand Rah
New
Allen
Pecanary Chilaren
Adame
Daisy Fly Killer
Lephiorts
Giafield Teale
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