Presbytery approves three candidates for enrollment
The Cheyenne Presbytery met in Burns and after three hours of examinations the three candidates Garth James McInnis and W P Paucette were enrolled. An ordination followed at eight o clock with prayers and charges by multiple ministers.
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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 in Upper Sandusky
Mrs Bens. H. Stans of Upper Sandusky says three years after marriage she suffered tiredness, aches, bladder trouble, headaches and insomnia. After avoiding hospital she followed Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills per an ad, reports renewed health and urges other sick women to try the medicine.
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Upper
Sandusky
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bodies of Two Found in Snow in Dougins Wyoming
In Dougins and Sheridan reports detail two deaths from a severe storm. J W Blakeley of Let Springs and Dell Evans of Dougina were found frozen near their sheep. The Sheridan depot contract was let to B J Jobes of Omaha with work to begin soon and a completion date of October 1.
Sheridan Sheet Metal Factory Plans Expansion
Sheridan April 19 R J Johnson of Majesty Manufacturing Company Denver has spent days in the city finalizing plans to produce sheet metal items including head hulverlta flames and small bridges at a factory site. Casper April 18 A M Nichols City National Bank Omaha and R A McKachron Mcccdi tal Building and Loan Omaha closed a $10,000 deal with D Norton for a homestead two miles from Casper on 160 acres between the city limits and Franco Wyoming Oil refinery, to become a park building site for 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 in Blizzard While Saving Friend
Edward Barber eldest son of Mr and Mrs P Barber of Lusk died in a fierce blizzard while searching for a companion. He and his brother Charley and Charlie Miller were stranded near their ranch south of town. Miller returned but Barber perished in the cold while trying to rescue him. Funeral set for Saturday in 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 reports a Bureau of Labor study showing broad price increases from 1897 to 1911 across food, clothing, lumber, and house furnishings. The data supports claims that price rises began under McKinley and continued through Republican administrations, with total commodity prices up markedly.
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C. H W. Tavenner
Washington
United States
Bureau of Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Congress
McKinley
PSB
Tariff Criticized Over Labor Costs and Profiteering
The article argues that labor gains were limited as protectionist speakers deny blame while Democratic investigations show trusts benefited from tariffs by charging high prices yet sharing none of the profits with workers. The piece frames tariff policy as driving price increases without worker relief.
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Paneau
Congres
Democratic House
Congress
Sherman Company Auction at 1407 Capitol Ave
Auction sale announced by The Sherman Company at 1407 Capitol Avenue. The State Leader notes itemized listings including wall burlap and related materials for bidding.
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Sanitas
The
Sherman Company
Capitol Ave
Burlapa
Sherman Co
Wolves Run Down Livestock in District Raid
Gray wolves loom bold in the district attacking stock. George M Martin reports eleven head lost in a Wolves raid and plans to hire hounds from Kentucky to pursue the predators. Auction sale listed at 1607 Capitol Ave. Pathfinder dam danger denied as floodwater questioned by Chief Engineer Comstock.
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Hole
George
Martin
Kentucky
Casper
North Platte River
Comstock
Wilson Winner Says Register of Land Board
Dr. B L Jefferson, a Wilson ally from Colorado, telegrams The Denver Times in Columbus Georgia that Wilson appears headed to victory. He notes New York backers and predicts Wilson will win Colorado despite opposition from Underwood allies.
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Wilson
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
In a Paris fight with Willie Lewis next month the French boxer Carpentier may travel to New York for a series of bouts if he wins decisively. He has fought for just over a year but already carries a long list of bouts on his record.
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Carpentier
New York
France
Willie Lewis
Paris
Knockout Brown and Young Brne Battle to Draw
New York April 19 Knockout Brown of this city and Young Brne of Philadelphia fought a fast ten round bout at the Madison A C. Brown led early with the edge in the first half but Brne surged in the final rounds to force a draw in a whirlwind finish.
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New York
Brown
Young Brne
Philadelphia
Madison A. C
Erne
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