Morgan Says Quay Is Insincere Over Statehood
Washington dispatch reports Senator Morgan accusing Republicans of not sincere in pledges to the territories. He says if many Republicans could avoid the bill they would, and that Quay did not ring true. Morgan urges Democrats to force a Republican vote to admit the three states as agreed by the House and party platforms. Quay signals a statehood settlement soon.
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Washington
Morgan
Territories
Quay
House
Mr. Morgan
Senator Hellfield's buggy travel tale in Idaho cattle country
Senator Hellfield of Idaho recalled campaigning last fall by buggy travel. A wheel came off and he paused, then quipped about finding a sheep ranch two miles over the Ole Hansen cattle ranch, noting the monkey ranch in his rambling reply.
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Buffalo
Hellfield
Idaho
Ole Hansen
Monkey Ranch
Corn-Fed Beef and Mutton Prices Listed
Rime corn-fed steer beef and choice corn-fed mutton are noted in market text with pricing hints. Details appear in the current grain and livestock market notes.
Claim Fair Millions and Heir Rights In Franco Case
Paris reports affidavits claim Charles Fair died before his wife in the automobile crash last year making Mrs Fair the heir to a large estate. Her mother and relatives may then inherit, while Mrs Nelson seeks two to three million. In Boulder, Charles Smith contests the estate noting fraud and false representations by heirs as the original 89 million estate is fought over.
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Paris
Chas. Fair
United States
Charles Fair
Nelson
Boulder
Cole
Charles Smith
Fair
Organized band robs Pilot Point post office
The Pilot Point post office safe was blown open by cracksmen last night, yielding $300. Authorities say an organized gang is active in northern Texas after several similar robberies in recent weeks.
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Fort Worth
Pilot Point
Texas
Judge Upholds Labor Unions in False Arrest Case
New York February 11 Judge Gaynor charges the jury in a union man versus police false arrest case. He says the streets are for all people and that labor has a right to picket and organize in this country. Locking up a man without cause is no trifling offense.
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New York
Gaynor
Three Bell Boys Held for Murder in Kansas City Hotel
Kansas City Mo Feb 11 J P Selger of Burlington Kane died at Thelma hotel after claiming a $240 robbery. Two bell boys in an adjoining room were arrested and a third was later taken into custody. Seliger named poisoning as the cause. a doctor cites heart paralysis as the cause of death. No money recovered.
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Kansas
J. P. Selger
Burlington
Kane
Thelma Hotel
Seliger
Seiger
Ship Medians Wrecked After Passenger Removal
The steamship Medians Captain Frasier wrecked off Bermuda reefs. after all passengers and some cargo were saved the ship broke up, signaling total loss. In St Paul the League of American Sportsmen opened a meeting with President Shields citing 10,000 members and 45 state divisions including Alaska.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Frasier
St. Paul
Minn
League of American Sportsmen
Shields
New York
Alaska
Labor Civil War Warning Sparks Labor Capital Harmony Push
In Newark New Jersey Governor Franklin Murphy warned during a St Pauls Methodist services centennial remark that future labor capital harmony could avert a civil war more disastrous than any in history. Interjected snippets of edited dialogue from unrelated exchanges followed, showing a chaotic editorial room during coverage.
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New York
St Paul's Methodist Church
Newark
N. J
Franklin Murphy
Condemned Murderer Visited by Mother in Toombs Scene
Mrs Willard mother of William Hooper Young embraced the condemned man in the Toombs and urged him to seek God saying he has never been responsible since birth. A Salt Lake dispatch notes Miss Mary Young, 19, to marry soon Mr Harold Eldredge, relative of Senator elect Smoot.
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William Hooper Young
Toombs
New York
Salt Lake
Mary Young
Hooper
Harold Eldredge
Smoot
Humberts on Trial for Libel in Rennes Court
Paris reports the Humberts, accused of libel by banker Coutt, faced a Rennes police court hearing amid a crowded room of about two hundred spectators. Mme Humbert made a dramatic entrance asserting her honesty and sorrow for the harm alleged.
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Paris
Humbert
Rennes
Coutt
Humberts
Dreyfus
France
Mme. Humbert
Sual
Princess Giron to come for Saxony crown princess
Vienna report says Professor Giron the French tutor was told by the crown princess of Saxony to come from Brussels to Geneva to take her from the sanitarium claiming she cannot live without him. Dresden reports the Crown Prince of Sarony was granted divorce from the former Crown Princess Low ine after doctors testified to infidelity.
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Vienna
Giron
Brussels
Geneva
Saxony
Dresden
Sarony
Low Ine
Indian Scout Morris Dies After Valor in War
Indian Scout Col onel Morris dies in Albuquerque at age known for leading troops that killed Apache chief Juancha. He earned a Congressional medal for bravery and served with a Kansas regiment in the Civil War.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Morris
Juancha
Morrie
Congress
Kansas
Great Salt Lake City Fire Destroys Blocks
A massive fire in Salt Lake City began in the Atlas block and spread to the Central block and part of the Walker building. By noon it was the city’s worst blaze, with losses estimated at 500000 dollars and many prominent firms and professionals affected. Firefighters escaped serious harm as a ladder accident occurred but caused no severe injuries.
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Wyoming
Palace Pharmacy
Salt Lake City
Utah
Atlas
Walker
Salt Lake Hardware Company
Bank of Commerce
F. B. McGuire
Stabb
Eighth Arrest in Train Robbery Case
Officer McNeil and Special Agent Kelcher arrested Brandon Bronson a brakeman eastbound from Cheyenne on box car robbery charges. A search of Bronson and Conductor F M Pheres’s house uncovered rifles and a lamp in a garret. Bronson admits taking the lamp months ago but denies any rifle theft.
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McNeil
Kelcher
Uni Pacific
Brandon Bronson
Cheyenne
Bronson
F. M. Pheres
Beheads Himself in Steam Shears Accident
In Wheeling West Virginia February 11 a steel worker William Richards severely injured and Joseph Clemm seriously hurt in a quarrel Richards then placed his head under a steam shear and was killed instantly authorities say he was insane
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Wheeling
W. Va
William Richards
Joseph Clemm
Richards
Shoots Widow and Self in Jealous Tragedy at Home
In St. Joseph Missouri Oscar Dillon, a railroad man, shot Lizzie Dun a widow with three children thrice then killed himself. Officials say jealousy drove the deed as Dillon believed the widow had accepted another's attentions. The other item notes White Star Line's Cedric making its maiden trip from Liverpool to New York with many passengers aboard.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Oscar Dillon
Lizzie Dun
Dillon
Liverpool
Cedric
New York
BE J Arnold & Co Files Bankruptcy In Turf Trade
St Louis notes cite BE J Arnold & Co turf brokers filing bankruptcy with liabilities about 500000 and assets below 100000 including race horses breeding farms and office fixtures. Jefferson City reports a senate inquiry into shady investment outfits as the firm allegedly defrauded creditors and a chief promoter fled.
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St. Louis
BE. J. Arnold & Co
Jefferson City
Senate
St Louis
EB. J. Arnold & Co
Fire traps eleven miners at Spruce mine shaft
Eyelett Minnesota February 11 Fire broke out in the big shaft of the Spruce mine owned by United States Steel Works trapping eleven miners below. Fears rise they may be suffocated before the fire is subdued. Also notes Labrador resources debate styled as Klondyke and mentions Alaska comparisons.
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Eyelett
Minn
Spruce
United States Steel Works
Boston Globe
Labrador
Alaska
Seward
Charles Sumner
Fire destroys Park hotel in Coshocton. two guests fatally hurt
Early today a hotel blaze in Coshocton Ohio destroyed the Park hotel. Forty guests escaped with their lives as Louis Richie of Detroit and T B Cooke of Cleveland were reported fatally injured.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Park Hotel
Louis Richie
Detroit
T. B. Cooke
Cleveland
Carrie Nation Fined for Horn Blowing in Street
Carrie Nation was fined 2.00 in Los Angeles for blowing a horn on the streets to advertise herself. A St. Petersburg dispatch says Russian army reserves are told to be ready to join regiments within 24 hours, signaling potential Balkan trouble. The Montreal Star notes the cinema Wil ington plans to wed before arrival, possibly influenced by American accounts of the durbar.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Carrie Nation
Russia
London
St. Petersburg
Balkans
Montreal Star
Wilington
Anna
Chicago
Spring Suits and Skirts Arrive in All Wool Styles
Just received new spring suits and skirts in all wool cheviot and homespun fabrics. Jackets feature Monte Carlo collars, belt trims, and stitched tailoring with options in black, navy, gray, and brown. Skirts match with tailored cuts and decorative trims. Prices range from 12.60 to 16.00 per outfit.
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Monte Carlo
Hastings
Local Notes on Visitors and Weather Report
Max Meyer returns from Denver. Attys T. 8. Taliaferro and others in city visit friends. J. M. Newman and guests from Wisconsin. James Hunter heads to San Antonio for business college. Cheyenne forecast snow and colder. storm east of the Mississippi with heavy rain from Illinois to New York. Denver and Pueblo report unusually high morning temps. Palmer reports 41/20 and .06 inch precipitation.
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Max Meyer
Denver
Taliaferro
Rock Springs
Joseph Higginson
Glenrock
Cheyenne
Manitoba
Texas
Uned
Miselasippi River
Illinois
Michigan
New York
Gulf Coast
Colorado
Pueblo
Wyoming
British Columbia
W. S. Palmer
Finest line of new pillow tops and stam ped linens
Advertisement notes free embroidery lessons by Miss Watson at WM. Myers & Co next week. Mentions Cheyenne Steam Laundry as support for first class work and cites John Wanamaker about community support.
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Migs Watson
WM. Myers 4 CO
Watson
WM. Mumyers 4 CO
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Grand Union Tea Co Advertising Circular
Grand Union Tea Co promotes itself as the largest importers and retailers of teas and coffees in the United States with a New York factory for roasting and grinding spices and manufacturing baking powder and extracts. It invites examination of their goods at 1710 Capitol Avenue with John Fleming as agent.
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United States
New York
Capitol Avenue
John Fleming
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Tivoli Cafe
THE
Murchisom Jewelry CO
Gale
U. P
17Th Street
Riner & Schnitger
Homestead
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Journaliam
Georgia
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Louise
JUST
T. W. Hunt
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J. M. Newman
Mr. Newman
Juda
Wis
Bewnpaper
Youe
John Wanamaker
Grand Union Tea Co
M. Marks
Dillman Bros
Mrs
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Eddy Street
Williams & Myers
Heaney’s Old Place
West 17Th Street
Eiveryboody
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