Land Commissioner Sparks Faces Fraud Accusations in Wyoming
The Land Commissioner Sparks accuses desert entry holders of fraud involving 55 000 acres in Wyoming while Union Cattle Company head Thomas Sturgis repudiates charges as harmful and personal. Taxpayer watchdogs say frauds exist but caution against presuming guilt before evidence. The issue is under scrutiny and expected to be probed publicly.
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Union Aside Company
Golden Hole Irrigation Company
Thos. Sturgis
Union Cattle Company
Wyoming
Sparka
Campain
Pep
Sturgis
Suseke
Inaue
Life of Christ Verse Nears Completion by J Mitten
Joaques Mitten nears completion of a Life of Christ in verse and plans to retire to farming after publication. Waukeen, though possibly successful as a farmer, is mocked as the most unwithered sensational figure to gain notoriety under the stars and stripes.
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Joaques Mitten
Waukeen
Stars and Stripes
Tae Cheyenne & Northern Branch Draws Union Pacific Attention
Union Pacific leaders show keen interest in the Tae Cheyenne and Northern branch which runs seventy five miles from the city. President Adams toured the line, General Manager Power visited on a Pacific-bound trip, and officials see it as a major feeder with potential expansion toward the Northern Pacific and further branches through Johnson and Fremont counties.
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Tae Cheyenne & Northern
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Power
Pacifi
Northern Pacific
Johnson
Fremont
Rev Lorimer Converts From Gambler to Minister
Tue Rev Lorimer who accepted a call from Chicago to Thirteenth Street Baptist Church of Washington declares he has been a gambler and no thief. He later was a tramp then an actor and finally converted was ordained to the ministry. Kleia now portrayed as a singularly holy man.
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Lorimer
Chicago
Thirteenth Street Baptist Church of
Coerexne Urges Public Support for New Scheme Board
A local advocate touts Coerexne as ideal for launching a community scheme. Supporters are urged to back a new board of trade with strong public sentiment to ensure broader economic benefits.
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Wade
Board of Trade
Fragments and Satires in a Tumultuous Era Headlines
A garbled collage of political and social snippets mocks elections reform relations and religious sermons. It references Wm B Chandler a Republican, Missouri and New York items, Mormon union pledges, train robberies in Texas, and church anxieties while critiquing preachers and church fairs in a satirical, disorderly tone.
High Editor Salaries Across Major Papers Revealed
The article lists top editors and their pay at major outlets including New York Journal of Commerce, Sun, Tribune, New York Times, World and Century Magazine. It notes Stone of the Journal of Commerce earns 20000 and Dana of the Sun earns 15000 plus stock income, with other figures for Reid, Hepworth, Abswbers, Miller, Roll, Turner, Williams Curtis, Howells, Dudley Warner, and Watson.
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New York Journal of Commerce
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New York Times
Ayeer
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Murper
Staten Island
Howells
Maive
Charlie Dudley
Richard Watson Iilder
Century
Salvation Army Helps Drunken Man Leave Barroom
In St Paul a man who overdrank held the bar for hours until his partner called a Salvation Army worker. The servant prayed on the floor of the bar and the inebriate agreed to go home, apologizing as he left. Pioneer Press reported the incident.
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Salvation Army
Dr. Hunt Cure Noted In Brief Medical Update
Dr W N Hunt is mentioned along with brief notes on a cure. The fragment references Joe ip and W b lee in relation to a medical saver. Further context is unclear due to damaged text.
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Joe Ip
Lee Ve Cure
Treosfer Company Daily Production Figure Report
A historical notice notes Treosfer company daily production figures. It records output targets, shifts, and quality checks conducted by management. Specifics on quantities or dates are readable but incomplete in the fragment.
Noisy Irish Dialect Conversation Reflects Rural Sadness
A fragmentary diary like piece captures a speaker’s plaintive blues in Irish dialect about pity, sorrow, and longing. Imagery of ailing kin and teary farewells hints at hardship, yet the voice preserves local color and rustic sensibility.
A Poet's Dittien Experience and the Litymester Moree Lditer
A narrator notes poets hidden in plain sight including a Wall Street stockbroker and a racing writer. He recalls a poet who published four volumes under a false name to protect his job and describes the mixed publisher and critic reception. The piece questions the place of poetry in the market and its readers.
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Amo Post
Wall Street
Boolmeiler
Boston Transcript
Forests Threatened by Overuse and Widespread Destruction
The department reports 10,000,000 acres of forest used yearly for fuel and lumber with another equal amount damaged. With forests totaling under 450,000,000 acres, experts warn depletion could occur within a quarter century. Proposals stress changes in fuel usage to curb timber demand. Scratches and wounds are mentioned only as incidental text within the fragment.
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Agricultural Department
Pires
Indians and civilization in the East and Alabama tribes
A critique argues that Indians cannot advance despite civilization efforts. It cites Creeks Cherokees and Choctaws in the East as examples, claims Alabama Indians remained unchanged from their ancestors, and condemns reformers as wasting effort. The passage then extols Boschee's German Syrup as a guaranteed remedy for lung ailments.
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Indiana
Alabama
George MN
Wiloue
Globe
One Fisherman’s Quiet Pursuit and a Healing Promise
A Rochester Democrat piece narrates a fisherman seeking calm and focus on his own craft to the water’s rise, stressing precise casts and gentleness. It also includes a testimonial from Manchester, Michigan, praising Electric Biuers for curing a wife’s five year helplessness, plus an ad for embroidered patterns at cost.
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Rochester Democrat
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Mich
Ne Hunt
U S Mail Route Aims to Improve Passenger Comfort
The U S mail service announces a new plan to offer faster travel and better comfort for passengers. First class eating stations are highlighted as a feature, with divisions focused on securing passenger comfort on the route.
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U. S
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