Foreign, fizz thousand railroad employee in Catalonia
A chaotic clipping lists multiple international and local incidents. It mentions London departure of Mrs Langtry on the Cedric for New York, aviation fatalities, a boxing verdict, a motorbike crash, an Angora cat attack on a bulldog, a relay death in Walla Walla, a pennant clinched by the Howton club, a train collision injuring many, a Duke and Duchess property separation order, and various European noble nuptials and marriages. It reads as a raw miscellany without coherent single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiz
Catalonia
Enatert Boals
Etruck
de Kathe
Langtry
London
New York
America
Vandeville
Onmeen
Paul Pook
Chicago
Pat Campbell
Actrows
Kensington Square
Act
J. Protieger
Ventice
Walla Walla
Wash
Elizabeth Pranginka
Archduke Francia Culvator
George von Waldburg
Schloss Wallace
Vienna
Francia Joseph
Max Woechter
Richmond HM
Star and Garter Hotel
Glover's Teland
Petersham Lodge
Redmond
St. Peters
Armatrade
Werth Hobart
Fragmented World News Roundup From Early 1900s Headlines
A string of disjointed items recounts political upheaval and social topics. War and demonstrations in Arkansas, Indiana, and Colorado. dignitaries and business leaders in Denver, Chicago, and Washington. a tragedy in San Francisco. court rulings in Reno. and notable crimes and accidents across the nation.
Wyoming news highlights and obituaries from the era
Readable items include deaths of Mrs. Aona Grimm and Mrs. Lauree Roberts, homestead filings in Laramie county, Beek and Park counties, and typhoid death of Daniel C. Clark. Also notes on hatchery preparations, sugar beet payments, tax levy, and local incidents from Cody to Cheyenne with several accidents and inquests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Mont Prosperous
Baatn
Aona Grimm
Grimm
Medicine Bow
Saratoga
Lauree Roberts
Arthur C. Roberts
Hudson
8. & Snyder
Eouth
von Tannel
Laramie
Bureau of Flaheries
Park County
Harold Stapleton
Cheyenne
Wake
Daniel C. Clark
Idaho Springs
Cole
Eugene Resela
Tyrol
Austria
Rezela
Rock Springa
Mas Kerkehiual
Flock Springs
Wyoming State Dry Farming Association
Jireh
Wyoming
Spicer
Boulder
Grovant
Alexandra Chonos
Colorado Annual Conference
Allen
A. M. EB
Cheyenone
H. B. Parks
Fifth Episcopal District
Kaycoe
Casper
Buffalo
Sheridan
Lovell
J. Butler Wright
Ben
Hugh Gibaon
Havana
Cuba
Alig Horn Basin
L. BR. Belding
Edward Kikleberry
Kikleberry
Eikleberry
Park County Commissioners
Thia
Leo Nau
Frank Nau
Burlington
Cody
Ruskin Calkins
United States
J. K. Calkins
Anne B. McCormick
Chicago
Luther AR. Harndon
Battrum Medicina
Lander
Battrum Oil Company
Itte
Grand Valley Reclamation Project Begins at Beattie
Ground breaking for the Grand Valley high line canal to irrigate 60,000 acres will start after criteria and equipment are gathered. Secretary Fisher will attend a ground breaking in Beattie around October 12 with a celebration in Grand Junction. The project, estimated at 9 to 14 million dollars, aims for a three year construction period drawing water from the Grand River near Palisade toward the state line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jonetson
J. 1
Grand Valley Reclamation
A. P. Dawe
United States
Pisher
Moboluli
Beattie
Groad Junction
Oetober
Grand River
Palisadeweet
Capitalized Plan For Denver Northwestern & Pacific Railway
Capitalization figures reveal a proposed company to be formed as stock. Authorized capital stock stands at 10,000,000 elsewhere noted as mortgage bonds at 95,000,000 and an additional second mortgage adjustment income bonds at 2,000,000. The text references a reorganization plan and inclusion of the Moffat signal related to the Denver Northwestern and Pacific Railway Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Denver, Nortwestern & Pactic Railway Company
Moffat Sgnal
Whder
Waa
Honda
Striking Miners Fire on Sheriff in Louisville
Striking coal miners confronted Sheriff M B P Capp and four deputies to stop arrests. They demanded the capture of strikebreakers and opened fire on officers, while patrolling the refinery with revolvers and rifles all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff
Loulvile
Cola
Louisville
M BP. Capp
Alftiewr
Welle
Dar
All Bearched at Sneed Hearing in Amarillo
In Amarillo Texas the habeas corpus hearing for Jobp Heal Sneed began after the court ordered a search for weapons. Sheriff Burwell and special deputies followed the order as officials pursued leads related to the murder case involving A. Boyew Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Habeas Corps
Jobp
Boyew, Jr
Burwell
Girl Murder Horror Echoes Rue Morgue Genre
Police probe a grisly killing at a Brockton street boarding house described in lurid terms resembling the Rue Morgue. The mystery centers on Ly die Berger in room 4 at 1218 Brockton Street as officers struggle to find a clue amid confusion and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rue Morgue
Lydie Berger
Brockton Sireet
Nue Morgue
Robbery at Virginia Hotel Involving Diamonds Trade
A wealthy man, Harry H. Collins, was held up at gunpoint in a Virginia hotel on Ship Street while arranging a diamonds for car exchange. He was bound and robbed of about 1000. The assailants and exact location details are uncertain in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depver
Virginia
Stout Street
Harry H. Collins
Neme
Fire at Haxtun Causes Massive Property Loss
A large fire in Haxtun destroys property valued between 36 000 and 95 000 dollars. Investigators believe origins are unknown with efforts focused on origin tracing and damage assessment. The incident follows other regional unrest and border tensions shaping state department concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haxtun
Cole
Theen d Ory
Convention in Washington Targets Morgan Perkins and Roosevelt
Disjointed report notes a three day gathering in Washington for a public assembly in Colorado Springs. The Clapp committee vows to pursue J. Mer Cout Morgan and George W. Perkins and President Roosevelt by early October. Calls to lower freight rates for manufacturing materials surface amid Interstate Commerce crosscurrents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agier Foam
Washington
Colorado Springs
J. Mercout Morgan
George W. Perkins
Roosevelt
Late Market Auction and Livestock Prices
Market report lists cattle and beef steer prices corn fed good to choice with values around 6.50 to 6.85 per cwt. Cows, heifers, veal, and feeders show fair to good demand with varied quotes. Sheep and lambs, hogs, and hay and grain prices follow regional price levels, including Denver and Colorado upland per ton figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Thogho
Halle Re
Caseeene
Atockera
Fale
Boon
Cecevnacer
Denver Jobbers F
Denver
Colorado Upland
Nebraska Upland
Colorado
Nebraska
South Park
Cholen
Ton
San Luis Valley
Gunnison Valley
Cec.s
Miscellaneous Market Prices and Commodities
Market notes list Lead and Spelter with prices, including Loule Lead-Firm at 5009 02 percent and Spelter-Strong at 7.40. Sugars, molasses, and refined sugar are noted with various values such as New York sugar steady and Muncovado at 89 feet 1.40. Prices appear in a fragmentary, early market report format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. Loule
Gugar
New York
Ateady
Wool Trade Prices in St Louis Area Report
Market notes show steady wool prices in St Louis with medium grades at 4 te, combing and clothing at 19 2ie, heavy fine at 16 ihe, tab washed at 17 35e. Prices reflect light demand and regional bid levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louia
Unclear OCR Item on Kansas City Grain Prices
Fragmentary OCR data lists various grain prices and lots with scattered codes and numbers. No coherent event, date, or complete entity set is discernible from the readable text.
Adelaide Wool Sales Open With Higher Prices
In Adelaide South Australia the annual wool sale opened with good quality offerings and generally higher prices than last year by about 6 to 10 per cent. Top price reached for a track record lot with bids and varied monthly values from September through January are noted with several price points including $1.06 and $1.46 in December and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weel
Australia
Adelaide
South Australia
Chicago Live Stock Prices And Entries
Raw market listing for Chicago live stock includes mixed figures for cattle steers stockers and feeders calves and cows with various prices and misreadings. It lists operators and items with inconsistent spellings suggesting a damaged OCR page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chien Catilo — Meeves
Wales
Dates for Coming Events in Wyoming Roundup
Weather and events calendar lists October park county fair October 16 19 annual convention of Wyoming Wool Growers Association Cheyenne November 10 18 and Pine annual convention January for the National Wool Growers Association Cheyenne receiver for irrigation association Worland J J Sullivan of Hasio named receiver for Upper and Lower Hanover Canal associations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park County
Wyoming
National Wool Growers Association
Cheyenne
National Wool Grow Are Association
Irrigation Association
Worland
J. J. Sullivan
Hasio
Upper
Lower
Hanover
Fish Stocking Plan Spread Across Laramie Rivers
Superintendent John Baillie of the fish hatchery released 10,000 young fleh to the Little Laramie River at the Wright ranch 6,000 to the North Fork of the Little Laramie and 10,000 to the Boggs ranch on the middle fork for planting in the streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
John Baillie
Fieh Hatchery
Little Laramie
Wright Ranch
North Fork
Litte Laramie
Boggs Ranch
Middle Fork
Bought Sheep for Winter Feeding Concerted Trade
H Ralph Hall purchased feeder sheep from Robert Gardner about 1000 head and from Elmer LaPash about 1000 head. The flock will be taken to Colorado to be fed for market. He is also arranging feeding for other parties’ bands of sheep in Colorado and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramiee
H. Ralph Hall
Robert Gardner
Elmer LaPash
Colorado
Nebraska
Fossil Mammoth Unearthed Near Lander
Paleontologists from the University of Wyoming notified after a mammoth skeleton was partially uncovered in a candidate pit near Lander. Two molars a tusk and several vertebrae have been removed and may lead to further excavation of the remaining bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Department of Paleontology
University of Wyoming
Cowboy sought in fatal card game dispute
Authorities hunt a Cowboy for the shooting death of Sandherer California Joe Sanchez during a drunken card game quarrel. Sanchez accused the cowboy of cheating and attacked with a knife. the cowboy fired a revolver, striking Sanchez in the head as both men were intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandher
California
Joe" Sanchez
Sanchez
Sanches
Wyoming Tops Rocky Mountain States in Sheep and Stock
Cheyenne reports a census bulletin placing Wyoming among eight Rocky Mountain states. The 1910 livestock counts show Wyoming leading in sheep and goats with 5,997,161 head, and significant increases in horses and overall stock value. Montana trails with about five million sheep, while New Mexico exceeds three million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Censua Buresa
Cnsua
United States
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Hocky Mountain
Balin
Totag Idebo
Rocky Mountain Group
Union Pacific to Cut Thea Centennial Wood through Boston Wyoming
Work progresses at the old Boston Wyoming saw mill as Geea Nelson and crew prepare to cut 10,000 units of timber for the Union Pacific Railroad Company. Workers set up the saw line and measure hewn logs for shipment to railway yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Centennial
Geea Nelson
Boston
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Big Ore Shipment From Hiden Mine To Denver
More than 500 million pounds of ore from the Hiden Mine have been shipped to Denver. The ore is expected to yield more than two thousand to the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasder
Denver
Unclear Source Title
No readable events or entities available to summarize into a valid news item.
Deaf Lawyer Fined Ten For Contempt In Court
A Tennessee lawyer noted for temper and deafness caused a courtroom scene when he refused to stop talking after a judge ordered him to sit. The judge fined him ten dollars for contempt, and the clerk clarified the reason as contempt of court. The lawyer protested and offered to pay, insisting the debt was unjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Saturday Evening Post
Cure for Eczema Promises Soft Complexion Says it Healed
An 1911 advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as a sure cure for eczema on the face scalp and neck. A Mrs Mary Glendin reports rapid healing after use and a soft baby like complexion. The ad promotes the Cuticura line and a free sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica St
Denver
Colo
Mra
Mary Glendin‘ping
Cuticura
Dept. 1
Boston
Secretary Wilson Discusses Record Crops Of 1912
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson speaks on the bumper harvest of 1912. He uses a farmer tale to illustrate abundance and the joke about a cross-cut saw and a neighbor’s sow highlights the humor amid talk of large yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Farm Harbors Drunkard For Shorthand Labor But Plans Delivery
An Edwards county farmer, short of harvest help, recruited a man in Kinsley by car. He drove him to the farm and forced work before the drunkard awoke and learned the distance to town. The farmer promised a Saturday return trip if he cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miliionaire
Senate
Edwards County
Kinsley
Pat's Hint and Call for Company Phrase
Fragmentary lines hint at a playful request for companionship. The phrases resemble a colloquial exchange about drinks and social time, with incomplete wording making exact meaning uncertain.
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Prom Telegraphic
Coer
W. W. Donaghey
Lite Rock
Ark
Nleger
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Central Areciation
Latianapelle
Frankin E. Hirook
Horace G. Clark
Colordo
East Lake City
Katwan City
Boulevard District
James Wall
Arthur Wall
San Francisco
Carl Scorr
Salders
Rogers County
Whey
Neuor
Cullineville
Ohio
Reno
Nev
Supreme Court
Progressive Party
Ite
Progressive” Party
Colorado Fuel & Brow Company
Cical
Ita
Mina Grace Bosh
Woventown
Hastings
Neb
Herbert M. Rothery
White Elephant
Internations
Stous City
Iowa
Bla
Cand
Tacoma
Dinmie
Steele Segnueson Igathet Mehop
Edward J. O'Dea
Pascual Oroavo
Orosdo, Jr
United States Treapa
Presidio
Marfa
Kaa Ooo Chy
American Association
Orkin
Frank Whitney
Cedar Napide
Billy W
Canada
Cedar Rapide
Harvant
Varely
Bett
Ramey Macy
Detroit
Wanderer
George Batabrook
Emiver
Michigan
Borger Crittenden Company
Milwaukee
New
Jlettie
Antietam
Hagerstown
International Harvester Company
Sadie McDonald
Dayton
Charles K. Atwood
Newington
Yale
Clase
Hartford
Conn
Fer Kalda de Bote Money
Minaiaalppi
Hie
Hiloxi
Urae
Mie
Polooning
M.D Money
Mississippi
National Monetary Commission
Bie
Fairhaven
Mies
John Hwal Sneed
Mea
Lona
Tew
Violeses
Atrike
Bu ‘Porter
Wii
Crewe
Guaria
Albert Hoyce
Tes
John Heal Sneed
Dallas
Speed
Hank
Montreal
New ‘Westminster
FBC
J. P. Morgen, Jr
Me Mergen
Cervane
Joho Ber Taver
Willams Newcome
Segre
Firet Avenue
Waco
Taft
Mees
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
Congress
Federal
The
Wen
Lawt
Lenawee
Jomople
Herons
Little
Tem
Interbelties
Berviem
Menepe
Homesead
Cheyentre Land Office
Lom Howell
V. Stutsman
Meeteetee
Howell
Stusman
Chesing
Edward Evans
Wenry-Eigh
Lincoln
Sam Howell
Palisade
UNGE
Grand Valley Water Users Association
Grand Junction
Main Whent
Mamas Hele
Vanderbilt London
Sophan Bewn
Mia Alfred Gwynne Vanderbit
Poway
Mia: Eversoe
Haliimare
Croce
Mexico
State Department
Lawless
Wade
Periee-Dee Hundred
Fifteer Peruse
Dvine
Archangel
Gullere Beteers
Tur Whuee
Ate
Tamaulipas
Bas Boas
che _ -m
Lowe Ubderiasers
Interstate Com — Commission
Lowe'y Tall
Wea
Servira
Denver Markets
Hoga
Eevee
Reveeterses Eceses Oort
Mall
U Brothers Crane
Kansas
Kansas City
Sto Hee
White
Obe
Cale
Hay
Chalee
Chalee Prairie
Price of
Flan
Duluth
Mico
News of the
Censua Bulletin
Eeting
Garelogs
Tl von Bayer
Government Bureau of Fakeries
Albert J. Beveridge
Smith
Jones
Pat
Groves
Dean
Kilner
Briegiog
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