Sherman in poor health as death threat looms at home
Vice President Sherman, seriously ill from kidney disease and heart strain, remains at home under doctors care amid a volatile report of his condition. Medical staff state the illness worsened since August with no immediate danger of death, while questions about prognosis and care persist.
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Sherman
United States
de Payette
Puck
Dellowes
Peck
Mr Shor
Adirondacks
Big Moone
Big Moowe
Contecticut
Sikeston
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Dema BetTuune
Murrayville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cuanes Moone
Murrayville, IL
Marriages and crimes mix in unusual early 20th century notes
The report lists diverse events from Topeka to Denver and Chicago area incidents. It mentions a double marriage in Topeka Probate Court, robberies in Chicago, elopement by air in Fort Wayne, and a church dedication in Denver with Cardinal Farley. It also notes political moves in Montana and Indiana, plus various unrelated local curiosities.
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Samoed C. Wael
Mere Moan Pettijoln
Topeka
Kan
Mre
J A. Crane
Newtod
Omaha
Art Switch
Annie Cowr
Fort Wayne
Int
Hiliedale
Mich
Matesion
Focust
Lous
Abe
Detver
Ein Toonthe
Paulmne Ray
Republican State Central Comniies
Montana
W. BR
Anaconda
W. Meyer
Alien
Hebert J. Hore Wan
Chicago
Dinette
Global unrest and political upheavals reported abroad
Reports from Berlin, Copenhagen, Havana and Vera Cruz describe upheavals, promises of reform, and executions. A revolt in Vera Cruz led by Felia Ming resulted in death sentences, while riots in Havana left casualties. An armored clash and a rail disaster elsewhere escalate tensions worldwide.
Taft Sets Winter Work After Cambridge Springs Departure
Taft leaves Cambridge Springs for Winchington to begin winter duties. The piece notes a potential successor to Dr Harvey Wiley as chief of the bureau of chemistry and mentions expenditures in Republican funds and committee testimonies on campaign contributions. It also covers a customs court postponement related to pulp and paper imports and a report on cholera mortality rising in India.
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Taft
Cambridge Springs
Peon
Winchington
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Cayt J
Republican National Committee
House of Representative
Customs Court
Albert J. Meveridge
Indiana
Clapp Committee
George W Verkine
Howard B. Moe- Leno
Gifford Pinchot
Choltra
India
United Sites Public Health
Ty Auguer
Madras
God
Empire
Theodore Boone Volts City Fourth Birthday Festivities
October 27 marks Theodore Boone Volts City fourth birthday celebrated quietly with family. Father Bernard Vaughan, a Jesuit cohort, noted. Chicago dispatches report $200000 donation to Tal ity college for library and administration building. prior gift of $170000 for a new building. Willow J Bryan plans a $100000 residence project near Minjhlon, Texans. Funeral scene in Grand Rapids involved a disturbance over religion. one corpse knocked from its casket. Elisabeth Spolwood noted as Catholic grandmother of the lad. International Dairy and Beef Association held annual convention in Milwaukee. officers elected: C J Steffens, A N Henderson, D J Jowten, Ivan Weld. Rev. Thareson Vaughn found guilty and sentenced to die in December. Justice Department probes Chicago “Jack” Joheson Lucio Cameron case under Mann Act. Wickersham order for full investigation. Three killed, two injured in logging train wreck near Greenbarg, W Va. Miss Keee White of Bridgeport reported dead from embers of a party. three suspects arrested.
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Theodore Boone
Bernard Vaughan
Boglioh
Talaing
Chicago
J. Morgan
Hartford
Cony
Lilbrary
Morgan
Willow J Bryan
Min jHlon
Texans
Grand Rapides
Mich
Eileabeth Spolwood
International Dairy and Mie Beepectere Association
Mulwwanner
C. J. Steffens
Mb Vinken
A. N
Thaweson WU. Vaughn
Meenville
Department of Justice
Jack” Joheson Lucio Cameron
Aller Toy General
College grid scores and bouts from early 1912 season
Early 1912 sports notes report Utah beat Montana in Utah Logan while Colorado College beat Nebraska 24 to 1. Princeton defeated Dartmouth 29 to 7 as Woodrow Wilson watched. Purdue fell 10 to 0 to Chicago in a Big Nine clash. A boxing match in Buffalo drew about 1000 spectators. A court opinion denied troops quartering to a rowing foundation.
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Ohiohoose University
Ton Wits
University of Missouri
Eho
Norman
Kha
Agriculture
College of Utah
University of Montana
Logan
Uhl
Monroe
Newark
Te Temulleniie
Terre Haute
Colorado College
Nebraska Weeleyan
Washburn Field
Richard Kincolin
Ecout
Springfield
Yorkey McVarland
Chicago
Jimmy Dotty
Lockport
Queensbury A
Tattalo
BD. Swthill
Superior Court
Michigan City
Lad
Rowing Foundation Corporation of America
Porter
Ind
Feee
Cheyenne Ulysses Grant relative wed in Cheyenne
Cheyenne and Hanna Johnson married in Cheyenne Ulysses Grant relative’s ceremony. The couple, both residents of Cheyenne, were connected to notable local figures in a small town wedding setting.
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U. & Grant
Cheyanne
Conductor Lowes Hie Lege
Rawlina O J Ballinger, conductor, ran over by a locomotive at Green River. He died, and the body was removed.
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Lowes Hie
Rawlina
O. J. Ballinger
Aewiteh
Green River
Cadets Triumph Over Clarendon In Tight Showdown
Clarendon team traveled to New Mexico Military Institute as Cadets posted a 19 to 10 victory in a stubbornly fought contest. Jent led for Clarendon with a defensive effort but NMMS held late.
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Clarendon
New Mexico Military Institute
A& Ecore
Wyoming Mines Director Visits Lanier for Proposed Experiment
Dr. H. A. Holmes, director of the mines in central Wyoming, arrived in Cheyenne to conduct mining examinations in connection with a proposed mine experimentation at Lanier.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
H. A. Holmes
Lanier Iy
Wyoming jurist bars press from open court murder trial
Rawlins report on Robert Meldrum the gunman whose murder trial ended in a hung jury. He remains jailed awaiting a second trial with bail set at 100 dollars. Judge Carpenter issued a judicial order barring newspapers from publishing open court news to avoid prejudicing veniremen for the new trial.
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Rawlins
Robert Meldrum
Jal
Meldrum
Wyoming
Detriet
Carpenter
State Teachers Meet in January Sheridan
Sheridan public schools superintendent and Brave Teachers' Association leaders announce dates for January 2 3 and 4 meeting. Noted outsiders Dr Nathan M Schaeffer Pennsylvania state superintendent and Dr George H Betts Mount Vernon Iowa will speak alongside state figures. local seminar plans include Sheridan county teachers’ event and state university leadership.
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A. ©. Duniway
State University of Larv Mle
Sheridan County Teachers
Mamethng
Dictagraph Sentences Man to Gallows in Murder Case
Newcastle James Murdock is ordered hanged February 24 for the murder of Jobin Glachine. A dictagraph stenographer’s transcript provided crucial evidence, with the court admitting the device’s testimony amid defense objections.
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Newcastle
James Murdock
Craig
Jobin Glachine
United States
Murdock
Supreme Court
Daughters of the American Revolution Seek Wyoming Memorial Funds
Cheyenne Wyoming D A R plans to petition the legislature in January for an appropriation to erect monuments along frontier military posts and trails in Wyoming. They target Fort Laramie Camp Casper Fort Phil Kearney Fort Halleck Port Fetterman Fort McKinney and others marking historic emigrant routes. They will lobby aggressively and pursue support from other state legislatures if needed.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Frontier
Fort
Laramie
Deeire
Camp Casper
Fort Phil Kearney
Fort Halleck
Port Fetterman
Fort McKinney
Fort Saunders
Camp Carlin
Fort Siwele
Port Dridger
Jenny's Stockade
Oregon
California
Sheridan County Actions Against Prosecuting Clerk
Removal proceedings were initiated by P Cadle a Sheridan county lawyer to oust D L Gogerty county and prosecuting attorney. Gogerty is charged with palpable neglect of duty and violating matuins for arresting and detaining Mishor an alleged forger without an information. Mishor was arrested August 34 1014 without a warrant.
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Sheridan
P. Cadle
Sheridan County
D. L. Gogerty
Gogerty
Mishor
Kishor
Features of New University Hall at Laramie Wyoming
The University of Wyoming unveils plans for a new agriculture hall costing about 100000 dollars. It will sit at a central campus site near the main row of buildings west of the central terrace. The building will be brick and stone with a brick round tower and stone detailing.
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New University Hall
Laremle
University of Wyoming
Vale
Bnnge Re Howe
Sondetona
Discontinued Route Service and Local Notices in Wyoming
A Wyoming newspaper item reports the discontinuation of the Little Wyoming iteme route service between Kirby and Collinge in October. Rawlins wins a state convention decision for a pen water system in Rock Springs, while Salem post office in Laramie county closes with patrons served from Pie Britts.
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Kirby
Collinge
Rawlins
Elke
Rock Springe
Torrington la
Salem
Laramie County
Ald Sociery
Cokeville
Harry Lee
Cheyenne
George D. Denlee
Lander
Howeuet
Germania
Sheridan
Carbon County
Big Creek
Upper Spring Creek
Mis sour river mischief ends in surprising rescue
In a Missouri river town a drunk husband haunted by nightly beatings prompts his wife to defend herself with a chair strapped over his head. The shocked husband gasps Mary, Mary as neighbors pondered the unlikely turn of events and a grocery boy encounters a naming confusion with a suburban shopper.
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Nimeon
Missour River
Ennias
Mary
Green Brow Play Sparks Stage Snowstorm Debate
Fragmentary remarks show theater managers tearing up plays for stage snowstorms to fool audiences. The dialogue suggests a tactic of replacing Green Brow with sensational weather effects to attract crowds.
Mise Oldgirl Says You Should Not Show Feelings
Mise Oldgirl states one should keep a stiff face regardless of events and notes that she cannot give away her authentic countenance. The remark implies restraint in emotional display and self-control in social interactions.
Women Should Be Protected Say Illinois and Missouri Readers
Two women from Sikeston Missouri and Murrayville Illinois describe severe monthly illness and serious health problems. They credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and avoiding surgery.
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Guy T Hockwell
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Baden
Joe Patehea
Purdue University
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Purdue
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Woodrow Wilken
Princeton
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Penne
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Colorado Territory
Burlington Railroad
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John Tinnes
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Ohio
Census Bureau
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Nellie Dobbin
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Saenes Mente
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