War letter from Hobson warns of Pacific attack threat
Congressman and naval hero Captain Richmond Hobson condemns Roosevelt for pulling back the Pacific Fleet and criticizes the administration for meddling in California's affairs. He argues the fleet must remain ready to deter Japanese peril and defends California from drawn out international conflict.
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Colorado & Southern plans link Wellington to Cheyenne rail line
Plans for extending the Colorado and Southern northern mine into Cheyenne from Wellington are advancing. Construction will cover about thirty five miles and cost around one million dollars. The link connects with its Cheyenne to Orin Junction line, with current Cheyenne business handled over the Union Pacific.
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Célo
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Cheyenne
Wellington
Orin Junction
Union Pacific
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines Formed
Boston today witnessed the incorporation of a forty million dollar corporation named the Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines. Henry R. Mallory of New York is named president with strong Boston banking backing. The takeover aimed to salvage the consolidated Steamship Company promoted by Charles W Morse of New York. The lines to be operated run from New York southward.
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Por Maing
Ines
Henry R. Mallory
New York
Consolidated Steamship Company
Chas W Morse
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Follows Local Date
Fragmentary weather forecast appears with garbled text but indicates a Wyoming forecast for a period around November 24. The unreadable OCR obscures exact times and conditions, though the aim is a local weather date and hour by hour outline.
Burlington brakeman crushed to death in train accident
Edward L. Hoag a Burlington freight brakeman was killed at Renchester when a split train backed up while he examined a broken knuckle pin. He died instantly. Hoag had previously served as an agent in Nebraska before recently becoming a brakeman.
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Wyo
Spercelal
Edward L. Hoag
Burlington
Renchester
Hoag
Nebraska
Cannon Says No Use Fretting About Tariff
Speaker Cannon arrives in Washington for the sixty first congress session and signals an honest tariff review. He dismisses anxiety over the speaker election and indicates focus on upcoming congressional actions.
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Cannon
Washington
Tiinois
Challenge to Tribune Seeks Daily Circulation Figures
A legal notice requests inspection of The Daily Tribune’s total daily circulation records. The action seeks access to submission books and related documentation for examination.
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Tribune
Etun
The
Daily Tribune
Murderous Wyoming mother dies after killing two of five children
Mrs Michael Marialaky a wealthy rancher’s wife in Fivanston Wyoming attempted to murder all five offspring by lacing a pumpkin pie with strychnine and died after giving portions to her children. The two older children died and the others survived. The husband a Austrian exile is blamed for years of abuse and drudgery on the ranch. Coronel Curtiz investigated the shocking case in the southern county.
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Coronle
Curtiz
Hilliard
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Ray Gunness murder trial moves toward jury instructions
In Laporte Indiana on November 24 the defense and prosecution prepare evidence and the court's instructions to the jury for the trial of Ray Gunness charged with the murder of Mrs Gunness and three children. Arguments are expected to begin tomorrow after the judge completes the jury instructions before 9 o clock.
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Meurder
Mra
Gunness
Cohildren
Thanksgiving market brims with vegetables and cheap stock
Market reports a plentiful supply of vegetables for Thanksgiving with strong demand for greens. Kelley Mercantile Co. has booked early lots and will provide a full assortment of produce to buyers.
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Kelley Mercantile Company
Northern Colorado Power funds irrigation extension in Windsor area
Denver reports the Northern Colorado Power company will spend 600000 dollars to build 38 miles of 2300 volt transmission lines from Windsor to Greeley New Windsor and Fort Collins. The project aims to pump water to irrigate about 200000 acres, enable surface distribution, and attract new industries with a Windsor substation to distribute 7800 volt power.
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Northern Colorado Power Company
Greeley
Ft. Collins
Denver
Colo
New Windsor
Fort Collins
Windsor
W. J. Barker
Louisville
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Government to Examine Western Dry Farming Lands
Chicago reports that the bureau of soils will conduct a systematic winter survey of arid Western lands. Secretary Wilson called the project one of the year’s most interesting efforts and aims to assess the dry region west of the 100th meridian to the Rocky foothills for home seekers and development.
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Chicago
Bureau of Soils
William B. Curtis
Wilson
Record- Herald
United States
Rocky Mountains
James J Hill to Speak at National Corn Show in Omaha
James J Hill will deliver the chief address on Corn Growers Day December 10 at the National Corn expedition in Omaha. Minneapolis millers and grain men travel by special train. 400 Indiana farmers plan a Hoosier state excursion from Indianapolis. The event runs December 9–19 with strong railroad support boosting attendance.
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Neb
James J. HU
Mr. Hill
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Senator Flint Pushes Pacific Fleet and Statehood Plans
Senator Flint of California urged President Roosevelt to keep the Atlantic fleet in the Pacific, citing California public sentiment. He said Roosevelt saw no reason to divert the fleet from its world tour and planned to introduce a statehood bill for Arizona and New Mexico, with the president's full approval.
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Washington
Flint
California
Roosevelt
Pacific Ocean
Arizona
New Mexico
Roosevelt denies Sun's Os story
White House released a statement saying the New York Sun report on Roosevelt and Prairie Ol was false in every detail. The president simply approved Secretary Hitchcock's recommendation as submitted, with no special treatment.
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N. Y. Sun
Washington
White House
New York Sun
Hitchcock
Famous Author Sent To Sanatorium For Sanity Review
New York Nov 24 Owen Kil dare author and playwright was committed to Bellevue for observation as to his sanity at the instance of Mrs Kildare formerly stage actress Loltu Rusgall She charges threats against her life.
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Owen Kildare
Bellevue
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