Taft Reviews 99 Ships as Navy Demonstrates Readiness
President Taft aboard the Mayflower reviews 99 ships along the Hudson as Secretary of the Navy George von L. Moyer lauds the fleets preparedness. The ceremony includes nineteen-gun salutes and remarks on expanding the naval reserve with 2,000 more men to meet fiscal and organizational needs. Washington reports a federal deficit over $20 million for the year.
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Union News Rerview
New York
George von L. Moyer
Navy
Hudson River
Taft
Wen
Connecticut
Niscalla
Ehorg
Mar Jeu
Heume Conpulitee
Paral Offulra
Congress
Meyer
Wtt
Wainwright
Viewland
Walter
Pleteher
Viceaimirn
Vouinter
Treasury Department
Mall Correspondent Reports Grave Turko-Armenian Clash
A terse dispatch from the Mall correspondent at Out. 27 describes a grave confrontation as Turkish and Armenian forces clash near the town, with reports of pursuit and smoke over Limpoeellie.
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Landon
Mall
Irtpell
California full crew law ruled unconstitutional by state
In late dispatches from the Western News Service the Santa Fe railroad in California faces a full crew law ruling unconstitutional. Weather and election notes mix with global events as earthquakes in Alaska hint at new gold veins and women’s suffrage grows with millions eligible to vote nationwide.
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Santa Fe Railroad
California
Hig Hole
Montana
Los Angeles
Harriman
Alexander
Justice of the Peace
Cassidy
John J. Montgomery
Santa Clara College
Evergreen Call
Thelma
Eigiteen
San Antonio
Texas
Severs Kognah
Tripell
Matin
Tripoli
United Statos
Lee
Gow
Colorado
Dale
Washington
Wyoming
United States
Kentucky
New York Boxers and Baseball Highlight Back Page Notes
The report covers Joe Mandot in a fifteenth round win over Young Saylor in Indianapolis and a rematch draw between Harry Miedo and Johnny Shankey in Waldo, with 400 fans watching. Also noted is Philadelphia Athletics sweeping New York 19 to 2 in a World Series game, and various national items including a U.S. Post Office profit, railway strikes, and corporate and political updates from 1911.
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New York Nationale
Marlin Springs
Texas
Pioering
Walsenbure
Shankey
Shae Wey
Philadelphia Athletics
New York
Eae
Lewert
Wyoming Wool Growers Convention Notes Football Upset
A Wyoming Wool Growers convention in Cheyenne is mentioned along with a high school football game where Laramie, led by Hegewald, rallied in the final minutes to overcome Fort Collins after a 3 0 deficit in the early periods.
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Jaramie
Laramie
Port Collins High School
Engineers survey Sheep mountain for tunnel in caton region
Greybull engineers for the Bure Iington conduct surveys over Sheep mountain near the ig Horn river to locate a tunnel lowering the line grade through the caton. The Sheep section remains part of the HID gulf-to-nonat line.
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Greybull
Sheep Mountain
Catton
Ig Horn River
Caton
Sheep Cation
Hid Gulf-To-Nonat
Big Horn County Land and Road Maps Surveyed
Thermopolis Big Horn County mapped and surveyed to show eighty eight maps detailing land plots roads and township divisions. Includes topography rivers ditches and key features with road records accurate to January 1 1811.
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Thermopallé
Big Horn County
Circus May Build Railroad to Salt Creek Oil Fields
Edward Campbell of the Campbell Bros. circus visits Casper in the interest of an Eastwro syndicate probing a Casper to Salt Creek railroad. If the report is favorable, construction could start in the spring, extending the circus footprint into regional development.
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Casper
Edward Campbell
Campbell Bros. Circus
Here
Eastwro
Salt Creek
Bia
Baby Drowns in Paint Creek Near Cody
The sixteen month old son of rancher Decker living thirty miles from Cody drowned in Paint Creek. He wandered onto a log bridge and slipped into the stream. The child was missed for two hours and his body was found over a mile down the current lodged in driftwood.
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Cody
Decker
Paint Creek
Tie Home
Coldest Weather of the Season Hits Wyoming
Cheyenne reports the coldest weather of the season with heavy snowfall in central, central northwestern Wyoming. The wet spell has aided deep grazing with sheep in fine condition and stockmen using range remote from water. Cattle remain in good condition across the state as feed runs short and hay and grain supplies are on hand.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Artesian Water Increases At Baltrum Ranch Well
The Miller well on the Baltrum ranch shows a rising warm mineral water flow forcing abandonment of drilling. Pressure in the cased pipe lifts a 10 000 pound drill cable and weights as engines pull the line. Flow first found at 2 512 feet, drilling continued to 2 475 feet despite pressure.
Gold Rumor Sparks Cheyenne City Discovery
In Cheyenne residents buzz about a gold find near Crow Creek by Roy B Lathe. He claims to have extracted nuggets from sand near the Nineteenth Street bridge and plans to mine on twenty acres with placer gear, following assay returns from Denver.
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Vimite
Roy
Crow Creek
Nineteenth Street
Lashe
Denver
Cheyenne
Evidence of Pioneer Tragedy Found Near Shotgun Ranch
Martin Thomas discovers two human skeletons among rugged mountains near the Shotgun ranch. Remains show long exposure and possible bullet wounds, suggesting a pioneer tragedy the Belvians are believed linked to.
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Sheshonl
Martin Thomas
Bane
Neer
Wyoming items from Cheyenne Rock Springs and beyond
A collection of brief Wyoming notes reports and incidents across towns including Cheyenne Rock Springs Lander and Sheridan. Highlights include street light installations in Rock Springs a big Cheyenne club a Dutch drilling rig fire near Casper a Fort Russell railway boycott bear and elk hunts border boundary clarification scarlet fever in Lander sugar beet shipments to Fort Collins road funding in Sweetwater County a Rock Springs mine fire and a fatal shooting near Aguea.
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Bear Casper
Fort Russell
Chayenne
William Johnsyn
Hilla Jordan
Cody
Wyoming
Whitney Brothers
Lander
Colorado
Wheatland
Ft. Collins
Colo
Casle Volk
Cheyenne
Sweetwater County
Sheridan
Union Pacific Coal Company
Rock Springs
Kawsins
Monarch
Diets
Carneyvile
Stranded Prompter Quip Highlights Kindness Paradox
A fragment reflects on performance life with a wry line about misread prompts and the need to be overly kind to be truly kind. The remark references stage craft and a twist of linguistic wit.
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Federal
George von L. Meyer
the Navy
Turke
Union News Servicw
Bart Glichriat
Lith Rock, Ark, & Negro
Supreme Court
Alaska
Thomas A. Perrin
San Jose
Callt
Brantford
Ontario
Canada
England
Rock Taland
Memphis
Tenn
Pear Hurlburt
Ark
Fort Worth
Denver City
Bellevue, Tex
WU Gates
Deadwood
Auditorian
Edward VW
Darkman
Park and Auditorian
Patette
National Assembly
China
Unione
SPORT
Chicago
Ieland & Pacific Rilway
Matrike
Pirie
TW. May
U.S. Ag
Fort Niagara
N V
Woverty
Chen
Itay
Mise Fola la Follette
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Wiaehington
George Middleton
United States Steel Corporation
Wishington
D. C
Robert Patton List
United States Navy
Rene Wiliiral
Eaddearly
Philadelphia
Triangie Waiat Company
Het
Bulletin
Inez
Indictmenta
Niagara River
Niagara Polls
Mel Strom
Lewiston
Niagara
Pollmaster
Mitehouek
Third Clase
Aran
Tariff Board
Wantilington
John J. McNnmore
Indianapolis
Crim
Tobacco Trust
American Tobacco Company
Aod
Projet
Wickereham
Counce
Defendenta
Defeiediaaia Tin
Supreme Court For Reorganisation
Hat
Bhermann Anthiruet
Wyoming News
Weeterr Newspaper
Dining News
Wyomeng
Fort Collins
City OF
Ahlen
Meryue
Little Arte Conley
Lowln Barker
Wind River
Oswald Volk
Charles Freeman
Dilter Creek
Harry Spindiow
Spindlow
Boyeno
Cafon
Big Horn
Agin Neeteff
Tone Davedoff
Macdollans
Aguea Elation
Union Pacific
Hock Springs
Robert K Lee
Weellxund Frelebt
Nhw
V. JT. Cooke
Wromieg
Hresil
Brassian Department of Agriculture
Mart Rau
Thera
Rebecca Jane Isaacs
Lucy
Sloans
Karl S$, Sloan
Bostes
Carter
Iver
Piso
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