Mrs Casey Attacks Brave Teddy In Mock War Dance
The piece mocks Teddy Roosevelt with a rambling monologue showing Mrs Casey’s satirical take on Roosevelt. It parodies his reactions to Foraker’s downfall and imagines a flamboyant, warlike display to attract public attention.
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Mrs. Casey
Teddy
Dip'ty
Loeb
Eyester Bay Hill
Ouldimmy
Sin'toor Foraker
Gu Agin
Dearie
Foraker
Coormoor
Manny
Sthitk
Army Officers Call for Change in Teddy's Physical Test
Veteran officers oppose the Ninety Mile three day horseback ride as needlessly severe on officers and horses. They favor a three day ride of fifteen to twenty miles daily, arguing it proves fitness without excessive hardship while preserving core endurance.
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Teddy
War Department
Fort Myer
Relentless Sheriff Chases Notorious Horse Thief Across States
Sheriff Felix Alston of Big Horn county pursues R L Stratton alias Frank Lyon alias Al Barlow alias Robert Mennard alias A J Steiner, the famed horse thief. Utah must decide on pardoning Stratton, who would then be sent to Wyoming to face nine charges. Alston highlights a lifelong hunt that spanned Wyoming Utah Idaho Colorado and Montana as he presses for Stratton’s return to prison.
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Felix Alston
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Alston
Rocky Mountain
R. L. Stratton
Frank Lyon
al Barlow
Robert Mennard
A. J. Steiner
Montana
Utah
Salt Lake
Big Horn
Utah Board of Pardons
Stratton
Sherif Alston
Basin
Stra
Hopkins
Thermopolis
Bridger
Mont
Brdger
Wyoming Mountains
Meetestie
Toeek
Baggs Country
Colorado
Balt Lake
Walla
Wes
Pinchot Targeted by Homesteaders in Forest Reserve Policy
A Homesteader letter to the Denver News accuses Pinchot of delaying and ousting old homesteaders within forest reserves. It cites May 5 1908 Congressional Record examples and questions the 1906 act protecting bona fide settlers. The piece connects Taft's stated intentions to continue similar policies and discusses potential new claims under the 1908 act.
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Denver News
Baron Pinchot
Taft
Mr. Pinchot
Nere
American Gold Company Begins Gravel Wash on Douglas Creek
Max J. Meyer president of the American Gold Placer Mining Company reports from Albany county that gravel is passing through the sluices and the plant is now in operation the largest in the southern part of the state A cleanup is scheduled for season’s end.
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Max J. Meyer
American Gold Placer Mining Company
Douglas Creek
Albany
Henry Baker Pugilist Killed by Train in Kansas City
Henry Baker aged 42, once a heavyweight contender who fought Jim Jeffries to a draw in San Francisco on May 19, 1907, was run over and killed by a train in Kansas City last night. Jeffries defeated him in the ninth round of their 1907 bout.
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Kansas City
Henry Baker
Baker
Jim Jeffries
San Francisco
Jeffries
Kaufman Knocks Out Bradley in Fourth Round
New York Oct 10 Al Kaufman of San Francisco knocked out Fred Bradley of Boston in the fourth round of a six round bout at the National Athletic Club. The match was at catch weights with Kaufman considerably heavier by about twenty pounds.
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Bradley
New York
al Kaufman
San Francisco
Fred Bradley
Boston
National Athletic Club
Kaufmann
Married Man in Trouble Over Family Supplies
A married man faces neglect charges for allowing family members to take items beyond Foley’s Honey and Tar. The issue centers on medical remedies and alleged improper distribution within the household.
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Fontalnn Poley
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