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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1912
Page
6
A report indicates Hadley holds twenty votes within the 6.O.P. Committee as Missouri's governor is favored to fill Sherman’s spot on the Republican ticket.
Twenty members of the Republican National Committee have expressed in an informal poll their intention to vote for Governor Hoadley of Missouri for the vacancy on the Republican ticket caused by Vice President Sherman’s death, according to a statement by Chairman Finley.
Washington reports a political stalemate in the House as the death of Representative George W. Utter of Rhode Island shifts the balance. Before his death the chamber was evenly split with twenty-two Democrats and twenty-two Republicans and four state delegations split between parties.
Water recedes from the Roosevelt tunnel area at Cripple Creek with about 500 gallons per minute flow. Recovery of the ramp shaft area is about four inches per day, affecting the Gold Coat and independence shafts and water moving through district properties up to Mary McKinney, Ki Pano, and toward Portland and south toward the Gold.
Colonel M. J. Wine the general manager arrived from Lamalawilie Kentucky to arrange a long Juarez racing season starting Thatika day. Officials forecast many horse owners, with fifteen horses coming from Latwala, and ten events nightly across the Meateay trick across the river from El Paco. Purses will be modest with no more than aio added money.
A blaze at the John Bracketry house in Kensington killed thirteen girls and injured many others. The fire's cause remains under investigation as authorities assess the destruction and safety lapses.
Fragmentary report shows a deadly incident at a Colorado Springs mine with seven people involved. Authorities investigate a proposed cause as relatives and officials seek answers amid the unclear sequence of events.
Bulgarian commanders plan to concentrate forces to stem a potential fall at Adrianople Lieut Wegue reports. The effort aims to shore up defenses as the front faces intensified pressure.
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals and a local scene with unclear roles. Mentions Morse and Gheete Fiimaeit among others, plus activity described as an attachment, a tee, a feeder, a miner, and a bill. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable items.
A mishmash of international events and domestic incidents dominates the week. Reports include a major figures’ arrest in Milwaukee, bail granted in a Texas court case, construction booms in Seattle, and mass interference with rail lines on the Pacific coast. Military and political movements across China, the Vatican, and the United States mingle with local tragedies and accidents.
Reports from Archanev and Vera Cras describe King Alfonso of Spain bedridden after illness, military mutterings in the Ottoman and German theaters, a polar expedition wreck, and court martial sentences. A Turkish demand for intervention and political shifts in Alaska and Morocco are also noted.
President Taft visits New York to lay the keel for the battleship New York at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Mary Lou Kennedy, widow of Silene Mere of Bhoorman Texas, is mentioned among various notes. A Farmers Bulletin 510 discusses farm bookkeeping recommendations, while Major General Robert Maitland O’Weilly is noted as a former surgeon general. A complaint filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission lists 1 501 complainants seeking $500 in reparations.
A garbled sports roundup notes Adams Hede winning the Cambridgeshire stake handicap at Newmilrot and Centecotal high school beating North Denver 25 to 12 in Pueblo. It mentions University games in Kansas, a ten round fight in Oakland, Frank Kramer’s cycling win at Boston, aviator Walter Johnson's endurance record, and a political vote affecting election timing.
A collage of miswritten notes reports on deaths in Kenton Ohio and Sloas City Iowa, a mausoleum in Athea New Jersey, and multiple political and legal mentions. It references Standard Oil, Henry Clay Pierce, Woodrow Wilson, and the Sherman death case, with scattered names, dates, and events.
A woman named Moe Stueho reportedly shot and killed her husband while hunting in the northern part of Albany County according to late week notes. Sheridan’s population is listed at 12,000 based on enrollment figures and county records.
George Lynch, son of Mrs J A Laneh, believed missing since October, sparks a tense Rawlins search as the family and town hunt for him with mounting concern and hope.
In Laramie the coroner's jury verdict found the death of David Stokow at Spring Will to be accidental and Mrs. Stokow exonerated from all blame. The case occurred in the extreme northern part of the county.
Cheyenne Warren Jenkins convicted of killing his wife faces death sentence after denial of a new trial by Judge Carpenter. Jenkins granted a stay while attorneys plan an appeal to the Supreme Court.
Dr. FP Salathe of Casper heads a company that began oil drilling in Batter addition to the town. Reports of A. T. Muller homestead lands and related indications suggest the venture may yield substantial oil, with investigations by experts and locals confirming promising prospects.
Newcastle James Murdock was sentenced by Judge Craig to be hanged on February 24 for the murder of John Glading. It marks the first U.S. murder conviction proved by dictograph stenography of a recorded conversation.
John Jubbering of QuincyTL enrages while waiting for a train, seizes a crowbar, and chases more than fifty passengers from the depot. He strikes multiple victims including Greek workers. one Greek man is in a weakened condition at a hospital, and another man's skull is fractured.
Edward Beardemore of Denver fell thirty five feet when scaffolding collapsed at the Citiens Bank building. He walked to an ambulance despite a leg injury and was treated at the scene. He is married with children and lives at 24 Gipin Street Denver.
Richardsor aided Daxtrum who escaped from the state penitentiary in a recent breakout. In Powder Wash a bloody shootout killed Richardsor and Daxtrum while Hurke was said to have been killed by them. A latite fight occurred between the catcher and a gourd carrier who trailed them through three days of snow.
Charles Anderson of Carroll in Sheridan county died from inhaling deadly gas while working a smoldering heap at Mon arch. His body was found hours later along the railroad embankment after he wandered from a limdiewstone. An inquest was deemed necessary after investigation.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a debate tone with misrecognized names and phrases. It lacks clear event, date, or identifiable organizations to anchor a full summary.
The text reports on a bewildering incident involving Mise Murdec and a cheerful young man whose claims of music and affection lead to confusion. Reserve and doubt cloud the scene as Emmett and others watch the affair unfold.
Fragmentary ad notes an offer to buy bonds or fund participation. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable.
Anniversaries and events in Sheridan and surrounding counties include Port Capers Chapter No 4 Eastern Star anniversary on November 24 and Old Settlers club Sheridan annual banquet. Ethel Lewis travels from Liverpool to join her mother in Sheridan. Local news covers murder case bail status, a Woodmen of the World campaign, land sales, ore shipments, hotel Kemmerer project, and population figures in the Wyoming region.
Fragmentary text shows a professor and others reacting to a visitor or event. Names and details are garbled, hindering a clear narrative. The piece reads like a domestic moment with dialogue about arrival and happiness.
A fragmentary note from an 8 Wot era traveler in India reveals a devout mother’s worry as she receives letters from one of five New Year travelers. The writer hints at a perilous journey and a near disaster involving a church and a medieval game.
Incomplete OCR segment mentions a person and a place with stray phrases. The readable portions reference a mother, a person named Et, and a generic meal or action. No clear event, date, or organization is established.
The Turkish ambassador says Ankara seeks a suspension of hostilities to reach a peace settlement. Tewfik Pasha met Sir Edward Grey after Constantinople's message, but Britain and officials note peace terms must be worked out directly between Turkey and Balkan states without European intervention.
Chicago list outlines Western League pitching and batting records with top percentages. Names such as Thomas, Joseph, Lincoln, Bohhreiber, Kinwelerini Diver, White, Kenworthy and others appear among leaders in various categories.
Father of triplets J. H. Kyler of Deniven Texas announces birth of three sons named William Howard Taft Kyler Theodore Hoorevelt Kyler and Woodrow Wilson Kyler. Taft responds by telegraph wishing the babies long lives and prosperity.
Strains of sacred music from a church window led to the surrender of G. E. F. Rowe in Dallas. He confessed to killing W. H. Morrin in Covington, Kentucky twenty four years ago, after being pursued by police. The case mentions Rowe formerly known as Ingursoll.
The Pacific Mariner San Juan is in port with seven U S Navy bodies recovered from the Niewragia uprising. Three sailors died at Barranca hill and four at Leon during the conflict a month ago.
Former state senator Franklin LeHoman his wife and four daughters were seriously ill at their Howard Avenue home after eating undercooked jam allegedly containing poison. Police and doctors treat the case as a possible poisoning incident with the family hospitalized.
A mob surrounded Governor Edwin L. Norris and Democratic contenders T. J. Walsh and Samuel V. Stewart as an orator spoke on Socialistic doctrines during a rally.
Mrs. John Geraghty is reconciled with her family and moved from Newport Hospital to her mother Mrs. Amos Tuck Preach’s residence on Hed Crowe Avenue, ending a widely discussed dispute.
President Yatt arrived at his brother Charles P Taf home as a Urtec band proclaimed the event. About ten thousand citizens gathered to welcome him amid festive excitement and local coverage.
The final stretch of Stump Lawt Day reports show the leading candidates for the nation's presidency intensifying personal appeals to voters as the last moments of the campaign approach. Local editors note vigorous nationwide efforts and ongoing messaging from major parties.
In Princeton New Jersey Governor Wilson repeated the election resume using the same telegraph instrument that tracked Grover Cleveland’s 160% victory. The report notes the device’s use in signaling continued momentum and campaign timing.
A fragmentary report notes residents of Flanders New Jersey voting for president with a young voter expressing little interest. Names mentioned include Martin Rinehart Hilde Draidl and Br, with reference to the Pisiewolsime Mw Gallubal elation.
A woman described as Vieter Mire Katherine Bria was found dead in the district. Early reports indicate an unexplained death with initial inquiries underway by local authorities. Further details on cause or motive have not yet been released.
A melodramatic exchange shows Fate owing money to her Gone Husband while he stacks bills. The Wife tries to reassure, promising payment can wait and that the matter may be settled later. The dialogue hints at financial strain and domestic tension.
The wife of the accused proclaims her husband's innocence and later travels downtown to withdraw 17000 from a bank, claiming it is part of the savings her husband accumulated on a 150 dollar monthly salary over six months.
Amid scattered reports, storm centers resist standard imitator rules as officials note unusual behavior. Phrases imply mood and activity tied to harsh weather conditions, with residents reacting to unpredictable patterns.
A reader reports interest in the Kautzman case of Bright's disease and asks about Peruna. Hartman replies cautioning no cures but recommends a trial of Peruna with a spoonful before meals and at bedtime for two to three weeks, promising frank follow up and confidential correspondence. Peruna and related products are sold by the Peruna Company of Columbus Ohio.
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