Cheyenne Presbytery Votes to Enroll Three Candidates
The adjourned Cheyenne Presbytery meeting in Burns approved the enrollment of three ministerial candidates Garth Jas McInnis and W P Paucette after exams in theology history polity sacraments and English Bible. The group was ordered ordained at the evening service with Rev H W Batton presiding.
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Burns
Cheyenne
First Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Garth
Jas. McInnis
W. P. Paucette
Grand Encampment
Cokerville
H. W. Batnton
J. P. Davis
Mr. Newport
Pine Bluffs
Young Wife Saved From Hospital
Upper Sandusky Ohio reports a woman three years married who suffered fatigue headaches and bladder trouble. She followed an advice letter and used Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills, claiming restored health and urging others to try the remedy. Mrs Bens H Stans Berry writes of relief.
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Upper
Sandusky
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bodies of Two Found in Snow in Wyoming
In Dougins near Let Springs J W Blakeley and Dell Evans were found frozen to death beside their sheep after a severe Sunday storm. Sheridan reports a depot contract awarded to B J Jobes of Omaha with a completion deadline of October 1 and plans for a modern, northwest premier structure.
Sheet Metal Factory Pros Sheridan
Sheridan April 19 R J Johnson of Majesty Manufacturing Denver has been in the city for days arranging for sheet metal products including head oval versions flames and small bridges. Casper April 18 A M Nichols City National Bank Omaha and R A McKachron Mccci Dental Building and Loan Omaha closed a 10000 homestead purchase from A D Norton for 160 acres between the city limits and Franco Wyoming Oil refinery site to be a future building area for Casper residents.
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Sheridan
R. J. Johnson
The
Majesty Manufacturing Company of
Denver
Casper
A. M. Nichols
City National Bank of Omaha
R A. McKachron
Mcccidental Building and Loan Association of Omaha
D. Norton
Linlis
Franco-Wyoming Oil Company
Pepear
Lusk Boy Dies Trying to Save Friend During Blizzard
Edward Barber eldest son of Mr and Mrs P Barber of Lusk died in a savage blizzard while searching for his companion Charlie Miller near a ranch south of town. He and his brother Charleo Miller ventured out when the storm hit and Edward perished while attempting to return to Miller. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Lusk.
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Lusk
Edward Barber
Barber
Thin City
Charleo
Charlie Miller
Miller
Edward
Lask
Food Prices Jump 123 Percent in 14 Years
Washington report cites Bureau of Labor statistics showing price increases from 1897 to 1911 across foods, clothing, lumber and furnishings. The analysis notes Democrats in Congress have long argued prices rose under successive Republican administrations.
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C. H W. Tavenner
Washington
United States
Bureau of Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Congress
McKinley
PSB
Tariff Investigations Expose Trust Profiteering Burdening Workers
The text describes long fought tariff figures, protectionist denials, and Democratic House investigations. It notes trusts benefiting from tariff walls charging high prices to consumers while not sharing profits with workers who labor in their plants.
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Paneau
Congres
Democratic House
Congress
Sherman Company Auction Sale at Capitol Avenue
Auction notice for The Sherman Company located at 1407 Capitol Ave. Details readable are sparse with references to Wall Burlapa and The State Leader Want Ade in the headline. Further specifics not provided in the fragment.
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Sanitas
The
Sherman Company
Capitol Ave
Burlapa
Sherman Co
Wolves Rampage Drives Livestock Loss in District
Gray wolves attack stock, with George B. Martin reporting eleven head lost in a raid. He has ordered a pack of hounds from Kentucky to pursue the predators. Auction sale listed at 1607 Capitol Ave. Pathfinder dam deemed safe, Chief Engineer Comstock says floodwater will not fill the reservoir to spillway level. Auction sale listed at 1607 Capitol Ave.
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Hole
George
Martin
Kentucky
Casper
North Platte River
Comstock
Wilson Winner Says Register of Land Board
Dr. B L Jefferson of the state land board reports Wilson looks likely to win in a telegram from Columbus Georgia. He notes New York backers and predicts a strong Colorado influence despite opposition from the Underwood faction and allied candidates. Jefferson mentions a large Atlanta crowd greeting Governor Wilson and urges staying close to the party base.
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Register of Land Board
Denver
Colo
B. L. Jefferson
State Land Board
Denver Times
Columbus
Jefferson
Colorado
New Jersey
C. 8. Thomas
Henry J. Arnold
William H. Malone
Shafroth
Woodrow Wilson Club
New York
Atlanta
Dr. Jefferson
Mayor Speer
George
Underwood
Carpentier May Come to New York for Bouts
New York reports that if Marcel Carpentier decisively defeats Willie Lewis in Paris next month he will travel to New York for a string of middleweight bouts. Carpentier has fought just over a year but already shows a long list of bouts.
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Carpentier
New York
France
Willie Lewis
Paris
Brown and Brne Fight Fast Draw in Ten Rounds
Knockout Brown of New York and Young Brne of Philadelphia divided honors in a fast ten round bout at Madison A C last night. Brown led in early sessions but Brne staged a whirlwind finish in the final half to secure a draw.
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New York
Brown
Young Brne
Philadelphia
Madison A. C
Erne
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