Bryan Answers Mr Taft in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Sept 7 Ten thousand heard W Bryan reply to Taft on the Oklahoma Indian territory situation. Three thousand overflowed the hall. Bryan condemned Taft for personal ambition and praised Oklahoma statehood. He mocked Taft as the great postponer and attacked tariff reform and other policies as postponed for politics.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Bryan
Taft
Oklahoma-Indian Territory
Convention Hall
Oklahoma
Tn United States
Bineh
Columbus
Philippines
Popular Fireman Takes A Bride
Rev J C Bickell united Miss Jeanette R Butler of Glenwood Iowa and Mr George L Hodgeman at his residence last evening at 8 30 o clock The bride is described as charming and accomplished The groom is a popular Union Pacific fireman between this city and Laramie Witnessed by Engineer and Mrs Swan The Hodgemans will reside in Cheyenne
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J. C. Bickell
Jeanette R. Butler
Glenwood
George L. Hodgeman
Union Pacific
PORMER CHEYENNE WL Divorced Reported for Carrie Conway
The article notes Carrie Perry Conway of Cheyenne has filed for divorce from M. Conway. It identifies Mrs. Conway as daughter of B. P. Perry and mentions they formerly lived in Swereny and were present during the Union fuvitie.
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Pormer
Cheyenne
Pear
Carrie Pergy Conway
Powers Will Back Peace Move
Washington rumors claim President Roosevelt plans a peace conference with ambassadors from major powers upon their return from summer outlets. Ambassadors Jusserand Sternberg Pryce and King Edward authorization reportedly back a wider talks agenda including China, the Pacific, Monroe Doctrine, and South African issues.
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Washington
Hague
White House
Jusserand
France
Sternberg
Germany
James Pryce
Roose
Bis
Nyea
Edward
China
Pacific
Cheyenne Likely To Host Dry Farming Congress
Cheyenne may host the dry farming congress in January next. Secretary Robinson of the Industrial Club informs Denver agent Donahue that Cheyenne is willing to host, pending arrangements, as October would give insufficient time for proper preparation.
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Cheyenne
Tribune
Robinson
Industrial Elub
J. L. Donahue
Denver
Farming Congress
Donthoe
St Fx
Nna
Ing
Joe Cannon Threatens Roosevelt Legislation Clash
Washington observes Uncle Joe Cannon rising as a potential speaker of the sixtieth Congress. The veteran Republican signals opposition to Roosevelt’s planned anti-corporation and interstate business reforms, risking a sharp federal scope clash and possible legislative gridlock.
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Joe” Cannon
Mr. Cannon
Roosevelt
Congress
Cannon
Dent
Asia
Postponement of County Fair Planning to January
The article notes strong interest in western developments and explains why the committee favors rescheduling. It states that state and county fairs will draw attention in coming months, guiding farmers and the public, and supports moving plans to January.
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Terest
End of Telegraphers Strike Nearing Settlement
Chicago reports indicate near term settlement of the telegraphers strike. W W Heattiv the ITU vice president cites “every reason to hope” for an early end as labor and railroad telegraphers leaders meet in New York with Labor Commissioner Neillie and President Small.
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Commercial — Telegraphers’ Union of
New York
Neillie
Small
M. B. Verham
Bng
Poymen Neill
Nal
Ove Tong
Sbanuel
American Federan of
Labr
Washington
Hundreds of Hindus Driven Out in Bellingham Riot
In Bellingham Washington a mob of white residents assaulted Hindus and Sikhs sending hundreds to hospitals and prisons. Authorities were overwhelmed as violence spread from the city hall area along the Great Northern line toward Canada.
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Bellingham
Wash
British Columbia
India
Great Northern
Canadian
Akong
Wyoming Wins Grand Prize at National Irrigation Congress
Judge J. M. Carey received a telegram from the irrigation congress management announcing Wyoming’s grand prize for the best collection of grains and grasses exhibited. The prize is a $1,000 Hereford bull chosen from thirty five varieties grown on the Careyhurst farm in Converse county.
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Wyoming
National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento
Cal
J. M. Carey
Congress
Carry
Careyhurst
Converse County
Capitol Elevator Contract Awarded for State Capitol
The Capitol Commission has let the contract for an electric elevator to a house elevator company. The project price is $6,500 covering elevator and installation, with completion expected in about six months. The shaft will be in the southeastern corner of the main corridor beside the state library entrance. The appropriation was provided by the last legislature.
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Capitol
Capitol Commission
Capitol Building
State Library
Turmoil Closes Larson Mill As White-Black Tensions Rise
News recounts rioting at the Whatcom area waterfront with mobs driving out immigrants. Police report 100 Black workers transported from Lake Whatcom as violence and fear surge, prompting mill shutdowns and orders to keep moving.
Robbers Hold Up Saloon In Gasper Wyoming
Two masked bandits robbed D A Robertson's saloon in Gasper Wyoming securing about $2150. They fled through a nearby alley. two suspects were taken and released later. The raid occurred as gambling proceeds were being prepared for deposit.
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D. A. Robertson
Robinson Place
Richard Bennett
Robertson Place
Saratoga Fish in Best Condition Advices From Surminga
Authorities dismiss a drought era report claiming North Platte river fish were in poor condition. They cite large catches during the recent railway celebration as evidence that trout were not starved and the food supply remained adequate.
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Saratoga
Surminga
North Platte River
North
Weather summary for Maxton with 50 degree temperature
Local forecast notes Maxton at 50 degrees with 0.18 inches of precipitation. Date references unclear but indicates a routine weather report from Palmer, section director.
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Palmer
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Gasper
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