Poles Alarm Europe As Uprising Looms In 1905
In a 1905 front page note, Poland contemplates a major rebellion against Russian rule, a move that could destabilize St Petersburg and hasten the czar's abdication. The piece also reports on inquiries into New York Life by a policyholder backed by Alfred Harmsworth threatening a public campaign if reforms fail.
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Poland
St. Petersburg
Sir Alfred Harmsworth
England
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Harmsworth
Mutual
Continent
Peabody
the Mutual
Europe
President Roosevelt Notion Sparks Outcry Over Dowry Plan
A Baker City Oregon man proposes an $800000 ten cent subscription dowry for Miss Alice Roosevelt on her wedding day. The plan draws sharp rebuke from supporters of the President and from Nicholas Longworth as an ill advised publicity stunt risking ridicule and humiliation.
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Roosevelt
Baker City
Oregon
Geniug
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Trousseau
Mlag Allee
Mr. Longworth
La Follette Expected to Be Shelved by Senate Veterans
The Chicago Tribune predicts Senator La Follette will face a chilly reception when Congress reconvenes after the holidays. Veterans of the Senate are described as cold toward him and willing to keep him at arm's length for as long as they see fit. The article notes tensions arising from his past conduct and questions his fit with the chamber’s leadership.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Benator la Follette
Congress
the Tribune
Benator la Pollat
Madison
La Follette’s Senate role sparks talk of revolution
Washington whispers about Senator La Follette aiming to shake up the Senate. Critics doubt a rapid rise, noting committees below top tier and potential clashes over railroad policy and anti slavery roots. The public likely to hear his views on the floor.
Miss Elizabeth Watson Dies of Heart Disease
Miss Elizabeth Watson, 26, died at her parents’ home on 315 East Twenty-first Street from heart disease she had suffered for years. She had lived in Cheyenne ten years and made many friends for her sweetness. Survived by her parents a sister Mrs. George Artist and brothers Henry Watson of Cheyenne and William Watson of Parsons Kansas.
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Elizabeth Watson
East Twenty-first Street
Miss Watson
Cheyenne
George Artist
Henry Watson
William Watson
Parsons
Kan
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Cheyenne, Wyo
Amy" Hamilton
McCall
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Andy
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Washington
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Senator la Follette
J. F. Jenkins
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Capitol Ave. ‘Theatre
Rose Cecilia Shaw
Paul Jones
ELLIO
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Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
R. A. Hopkins
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van Lennan Streets
Wyoming
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Chicago
Chicago, Millwaukee & St
J. E. Preston
Seventeenth Street
Denver
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Karchmer's
Morris
U. S. Karchmer
Ferguson Street
Arp & Hammond
OSE Electric Light
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Co
Chas. Becker
Propriatik
Capitol Avenue
Becker
King Coal
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Company
Wyoming Fuel and
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Eddy Treet
Wye
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