Commission holds secret session on anthracite strike
Washington October 27 President Mitchell of the miners union and District President Fahey joined by coal operators at a secret session of the anthracite strike commission begun at 2 pm. No testimony today as plans for future sessions are discussed. Roosevelt urged broad inquiry while operators push for speed.
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Washington
Mitchell
Mine Workers' Union
District Presiden
Anthracite Strike Commission
Roosevelt
Charles O'Neill
Fahey
Baer
Reading
Wilcox
Delaware and Hudson
John B. Kerr
Ontario and Western
Alfred Walter
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Vote for Thomas Longhurst for Coroner
An independent candidate named Thomas Longhurst runs for the coroner position. Voters are urged to consider his bid in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Longhurst
Newsboys' Remains Found Near Santa Fe Tracks
The remains of three Oklahoma City newsboys Joseph Rogal Hugh Morre7 and Daniel Cannahan were found along the Santa Fe tracks near Noble Indian Territory this morning. They were last seen hunting in the vicinity yesterday and likely were struck while cleaning along the rail line.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Joseph Rogal
Hugh Morre
Daniel Cannahan
Santa Fe
Noble
I. T
Bryan speaks in Colorado enters campaign in Grand Junction
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Colorado and opened with a speech at Grand Junction. He was greeted by cannon and firecrackers and declared he would fight for the people and liberty until his life is taken. He tied the money question and trust question to everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
William Jennings Bryan
Colorado
Grand Junction
Roosevelt is Forty Four Today
Washington October 27 Secretary Altchek congratulated Roosevelt on his 44th birthday. Floral tokens were delivered to the president throughout the day. Springfield Massachusetts October 27 Governor Yates shows marked improvement and no danger of typhoid. His illness halted his campaign tour. Vienna October 27 An emperor of Austria was unharmed when his carriage horses ran away but were stopped before the monarch was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Altcheuck
Roosevelt
Springfield
Yates Oflinda
Vienna
Austria
Collieries Working Report From Wilkesbarre
Ninety percent of the collieries are operating today and about seventy percent of the average output will be produced, according to mine operators in Wilkesbarre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Dies at Age 87 in New York
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, aged 87, leader and originator of the American Woman's Rights movement, died in New York. Born in 1815 in Johnstown, New York, she helped found the National Woman's Suffrage Association thirty-three years ago and presided as its head. Friends and allies, including Logan B. Anthony, paid tribute as flowers filled her coffin.
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New York
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Johnstown
N. Y
America
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Stanton
Poisoning Case Exposed Leads to London Scandal
London is rocked by alleged poisoning crimes tied to George Chapman an American who opened a chic saloon and is charged with killing a woman he lived with as a wife two former spouses died similarly drawing comparisons to the Cream case of 1892. The Tivoli Opera company promotes The Toy Maker at the Cheyenne season.
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London
George Chapman
United States
Cream
Matilda Clover
Guards Return to Duty on Union Pacific Trains
Train guards on the Union Pacific were recalled after two weeks off and placed on all expresses and mail trains from Cheyenne to Granger with heavy arms. The heightened force between Green River and Rawlins suggests feared trouble and no chances are being taken.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Granger
Wyoming
Green River
Rawlins
Turnover of Office to New Chief Clerk Mulford
This morning a formal transfer was made by Chief Mall Clerk Johnston to his successor W. C. Mulford who is now chief clerk. Mulford will relocate his family from Omal once a house is found. Johnston departs next Sunday for Chicago to head the R. M. &., and friends regret the family’s departure.
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Johnston
W. C. Mulford
Mulford
Omal
F. C. Johnston
R. M
Chicago
Mondell Speaks at Laramie Republican Rally
Special to Leader Laramie Wyo Oct 28 Congressman F W Mondell delivered a brilliant address on campaign issues at the opera house in Laramie Hon Leroy Grant and H G Hay spoke crowds filled the venue and enthusiasm ran high Albany county is expected to grant a handsome majority for the state and county ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Opera House
F. W. Mondell
Leroy Grant
H. G. Hay
Albany County
Officer Assignment Moves Carr Through Rawlins
T Jeff Carr passed through Rawlins en route from Cheyenne to Rock Springs where he will be stationed as a special officer of the Union Pacific.
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Rawlins
Wyo
T. Jeff Carr
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Union Pacific
Prominent Uinta County Resident Dies in Salt Lake City
AS mbe a prominent resident of Uinta county died a few days ago at a hospital in Salt Lake City of Brights disease. The remains were taken to Evanaton for interment.
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Mbe
Uinta County
Salt Lake City
Bright
Evanaton
Will Hang Himself Tom Horn Survival Tactics
The article describes a plan to hang Tom Horn using a trapdoor release. Multiple deputy sheriffs would operate separate levers to avoid identification of the triggering mechanism, with a water-filled vessel and counterweight located beneath the platform to release the trap.
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Horn
Roosevelt calls cabinet meeting on November 7
President Roosevelt scheduled a cabinet meeting for November 7 and asked ministers to submit written recommendations for use in his annual message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Cabinet
Washington
What the Denver Papers Said on The Toy Maker at Tivoli
The Denver papers praise The Toy Maker at Tivoli Opera, noting balanced, enjoyable comic opera with clever comedian Ferris Hartman and a strong chorus. Times reports constant movement and audience laughter, with melodious music and encores. Post calls it a decided hit enjoyed by a large audience. Tim Murphy to star in Old Innocense with Dorothy Sherrod next.
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Denver
Tivoli Opera Company
Broadway
Toy Maker
Republican
Dodo
Ferris Hartman
Opera House
Tim Murphy
Murphy
Dorothy Sherrod
Big Horn county meetings show GOP sentiment in Basin area
A Basin City dispatch reports Governor Richards and Secretary of State Chatterton spoke to crowded Cody and Basin audiences. Voters in the region favor stability and oppose Democratic candidates, while Indian summer ends and colder weather looms. Eska Peterson, once from Piedmont, dies in Evanston state hospital from epilepsy. A Colorado couple, E Stevens and Ursula N Brown, obtain a marriage license in Greeley and wed before returning south. Wyoming Mining Co. files incorporation in Sheridan County with $150000 capital.
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Basin City
Big Horn County
Cody
Richards
Chatterton
Burlington
Basin
Eska Peterson
Piedmont
Uinta County
Evanston
Colorado
E. Stevens
Ursula N. Brown
Greeley
Col
New Mining Company
Wyoming Mining Company
Sheridan County
Wyoming
Women’s Club Open Meeting Led by Mrs Gilmore
The Women’s club schedules an open meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Gilmore as leader.
Baptist Young People Sociable Friday October 31
A notice invites voters to remember to vote on November 1 and promotes a Baptist Young People sociable activity in the church parlors Friday evening October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Heap Acquittal After False Pretenses Trial
William Heap the Uinta County ranchman was discharged by a jury in Omaha after a trial on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. He had been arrested in Evanston and transported to Omaha for the case. He negotiated several stock deals allegedly yielding 6000 dollars for cattle not owned by him.
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William Heap
Uinta County
Omaha
Ansower
Heap
Evanston
Bust Bronchos for Charity in Jaramie Wyoming
A Saturday exhibition in Jaramie Wyoming showcased broncho busting to aid a upcoming Catholic Church orphanage. Riders like Frank Stone Fred Bath John Harding and Harvey Danks competed while nearly $1000 was subscribed and a church fair raised additional funds for the orphanage.
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Jaramie
Wyo
Frank Stone
Denver
Fred Bath
John Harding
Harvey Danks
Decker family exonerated in Wyoming sawmill shooting
The Decker family of four is cleared of blame at Laramie after a shooting at the Decker sawmill left Eugene Van Ortwick wounded. Van Ortwick, under arrest for felonious assault, and David Cochrane were involved in the attack that sparked the gunfire.
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Decker
Laramie
Eugene van Ortwick
van Ortwick
David Cochrane
Cochrane
Horn Juror Weds After Tom Horn Case Delay
Homer L. Payne and Grace Robinson of Chugwater were issued a marriage license and plan to wed in Chugwater. Payne, a juror in the Tom Horn case, has worked for the Two Bar outfit as a cowboy. The juror summons and case postponement delayed the wedding from last week.
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Homer L. Payne
Grace Robinson
Chugwater
Barragh
Payne
Tom Horn
Funeral of Blacksmith Edward Nichols Held at Warren Parlors
Yesterday morning the funeral for Edward Nichols the blacksmith who died after a fall at the shops was held from the Warren undertaking parlors at 1 o clock. Interment followed at the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nichols
Warren Undertaking
Second Death in McClure Family
William McClure a 21 year old shopman residing on Capitol avenue died at the county hospital yesterday afternoon at 6 o clock of typhoid fever. The funeral was held this afternoon at 3 from the residence. Earlier a sister died about a month ago from the same disease. A shipment of scabby sheep cars on the Union Pacific was dipped at Rawlins following discovery en route Saturday night.
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William McClure
Capitol Avenue
McClure
Union Pacific
Rawlins
Political meeting in Salem features Republican county ticket
A Salem gathering heard speeches from W. C Deming, J. B Boyer, T. C Murray, J. Smalley, and Ed Vreeland, all Republican county ticket candidates. The issue notes a state bounty of 184 dollars issued in the past week and a 40000 dollar appropriation valid until next March.
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Salem
W. C Deming
J. B., Boyer
T. C. Murray
J. Smalley
Ed. Vreeland
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Percy Smith
Picture Frame Company
West Seventeenth Street
F. W. Roedel
City Pharmacy
Commission
Val Portz
Murchison Jewelry Company
C. L. Bulkley
EdDy St
Dyer Hotel
Palace
Bryan
Womans’ Rights
Swell
Mondell
Jeff Carr
Salt Lake
Laramie County
Big Horn Basin
The
Weather Bureau
D. W. Elliott
Hievennet
Marsrl
Monte Carlo
Norfolk
Gia Slik Gkma
Deckers
Wyoming Dental Company
Golden Rule
Ibles
Ohenstein Brothers
Eddy Street
FANCY
Davis & Kelley
Sixteenth Street
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