Bayless Pulp and Paper Dam Floods Austin Area
A catastrophic dam break near the Baylene Pulp and Paper Company unleashed 400 million five hundred thousand gallons of water, destroying the town of Austin and Castella. Hundreds drowned or burned, fires erupted, and survivors struggle amid wreckage as state aid and police units mobilize for relief operations.
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Wyoming Governor Warns of Imminent Rebelion Over Land Laws
Governor Joseph M. Carey warned at the Public Land Convention that rebellion could erupt in Wyoming if federal officials do not ease fuel land law tensions he cites. He pressed that Associated Press coverage reach President Taft and Washington officials.
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Welle and Donovan Box for Title Bout Rumor
Rumored clash between Matt Wella and Billy Donovan, both described as top heavyweights, sparked chatter about a possible match in England. Details remain unclear and no official venue announced.
Finds Gestie Buried in Rook in Bedford
A fragment describes a Bedford lad named Gestie found buried in a rook with a late release and a bee noted as buried near a quarry. The wording is garbled but indicates a fatal incident and discovery in a quarry area.
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Lad
Record of Important Events condensed for Baby People
A week in review covers diverse items from wars and mines to fires and politics. Notable notes include a Denver war veteran’s collapse, a Wichita warehouse fire burying responders, Alaska mine entombment updates, a Kansas City school incident, and broader policy debates on public lands and reform.
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Atve Vomiral
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Denver Grinals Clinch Western League Title
The Denver Grinals win the Western League championship after defeating Des Moines and Pueblo beats St Joseph, securing the pennant for Denver for the first time since 1900. The Cubs edge closer to second place as St Joseph trails.
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Diverse 1906 Gobal News Digest Highlights Labor Strikes and Politics
A broad contemporaneous roundup notes former Vermont governor Fletcher D Proctor's death at his home in Proctor Vermont. It reports mass saloon closures after Utah local option votes and covers a California court review of port damage laws, a McNamara jury pool in San Angeles, and a price drop for potatoes shipped from Michigan. It also mentions a Harriman line strike involving 55 000 shopworkers, a South Carolina church admission for Samuel N Hyde a condemned man, a Lehigh Valley freight rate notice, a fire prevention push by former New York chief Kaward Croker, DOJ views on corporate control, and a fatal clash near Dumas Arkansas with officers killed two suspects wounded and injuries to several others.
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Coffee futures surge to new high in New York market
In New York the coffee market advanced with Rio No. T rising to IWL16 cents in the street, marking a fresh high.
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Foreign turmoil sparks deadly incidents across seas and Mexico
Reports describe a church bombing in Cuade lajara Mexico with four dead and many injured. Italy threatens naval action near Tripoli as a Liberte explosion sinks a ship with many missing. A Chamula uprising loots Acala Chiapas state amid volatile protests.
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Prosecutor to pursue second degree murder case in Wyoming
Carey All faces prosecution after being cleared by a prior jury for September 1 incident. He is linked to supplying a 90.0 ball for a Patriot party appearance in the next term, triggering a second degree murder charge.
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Carl Welty
Manirber
Coromere
Miners Delight Mine to Reopen for Development
William Riniker, a veteran prospector, says the South Pass mine known as the Miners Delight will soon reopen with actual development work starting.
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Thermopolia
William Riniker
South Pass
Copper Mine Continues Development at Williat Luman Shaft
Stockholders in an annual meeting authorized continued development of the Williat Luman mine on Copper Mountain the deepest shaft in Wyoung. Five hundred fifteen thousand? wait.
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Copper Mountain
Wyoung
Elks Set Second Annual Convention in Laramie
The Elks hold their second annual convention in Laramie on October 11 and 12 with 250 to 200 members expected. A parade and business session are set for October 1, followed by a banquet and talks in the evening.
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Forest Fires Ravage 1000 Acres Near South Fork and Table Mountain
Forest fires rage near South Fork and Table Mountain destroying timber across about 1000 acres. Firefighters respond by automobile to the scene. no lives reported lost at this time.
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South Fork
Table Mountain
Court Deliberates Tax Case Between Sweetwater County and Union Pacific
The Federal Circuit Court has the case of Thomas Cottle treasurer of Sweetwater County Wyoming versus Union Pacific under advisement. It concerns Sweetwater County’s right to collect taxes on $5 000 worth of Union Pacific property the company says was improperly assessed.
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Federal Circuit
Thomas Cottle
Sweetwater County
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Interior Secretary Upholds Relinquishment of Chimney Butte Easement
Washington The secretary of interior affirms the February 26 1911 decision of the General Land Office Commissioner requiring the Wyoming Central Irrigation Company to relinquish the easement for the Chimney Butte reservoir granted in 1907 as a condition for approval of the Pilot Hutte reservoir site. Both reservoirs lie in Fremont County.
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Secretary of Interior
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Pilot Hutte
Fremont County
Champion Dry Farmer Sheridan
William Haywood of Stater Creek, twenty miles from Sheridan, is recognized as a leading dry farmer in Sheridan County. Using scientific dry farming methods he has produced fine cabbage tomatoes onions cauliflower and cucumbers this year with one variety reaching nine inches in circumference.
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William Haywood
Stater Creek
Sheridan County
Albany County Fair Closes After Three Busy Days
Albany County Fair in Laramie ends a successful three day gathering with large crowds and honest farm and garden exhibits. Jake Miring, a local railroad fireman, wins the bucking contest against Clayton Dwakin Will Powell and Edrow Man. Battery FP fourth fold artillery performs daily and Irwin's Wild Wear Show fills the program.
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Will Powell
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Double Murder at Redbank House
The Jenkins couple were found dead at their Redbank home with pistol wounds. Authorities report Mrs Jenkins shot herself after two shots struck her partner, with the coroner's jury ruling Thomas Jenkins fired the initial shot and May Jenkins died by self inflicted pistol fire following a lung wound.
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Thomas Jenkins
May Jenkinn
Thomas W. Joukina
Ranches Pursue Elk Rearing Experiment on Manville Farm
A rancher plans experimental elk breeding involving three cow elk at his Manville property. The effort aims to explore elk farming viability and potential ranch applications in the region.
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Girl Crushed by Horse Tragedy on Farm
Maena Mason, daughter of AH Mason, was severely crushed when her horse fell on her while rounding up cattle on their farm. The incident occurred on the Mason property as local ranch activity continued. Emergency responders attended, and her condition was reported as serious.
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Maena
Mason
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Wyoming News Roundup From Sheridan and Laramie
Wyoming reports typhoid epidemics in Cody and Casper and fires on the Laramie range. Pinedale incorporation talks proceed. Luck lodge formed. a new Masonic temple in Lusk. gold standard frontier news from Sundance to Hartville. University of Wyoming football prospects and other local notes fill a long bulletin of 1930s Western life.
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Samuel Kive
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Remarkable cure for dyspepsia publicized by Munyon
An advertisement by Professor Munyon's Laboratories claims a remarkable remedy for indigestion and nervous fatigue. It asserts strong stomach and nerves cure many ailments, including insomnia and professional failures, and offers free consultation at Jefferson Street Philadelphia.
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Napoleon
Waterloo
Grant
Abraham Tinenin
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Taft
United States
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The Gimple Life in Memoira by Maria Pickering
An excerpt from Maria Wilhelmina Pickering’s Memoira edited by her son, recalling a Yorkshire village tale. It notes human nature and life’s variety, then centers on an old couple who claim sixty years of marriage with no quarrel, followed by a witty woman’s remark about discipline and sorrow.
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Maria Wilhelmina Pickering
Yorkshire
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Texas User Testimony
Weatherford resident James Hardin reports severe kidney related pain and backache improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He emphasizes the product restored his health and urges others to remember the name when back is lame.
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Texas
Doan
Greene
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