What May Taft Have Done to Deserve It
Washington confronts a dire era as Taft faces reverses and rising discontent. The piece laments public esteem slipping toward rival Indutf owner and indifference to progress. It notes waning support from foes and supposed friends amid frustration and calls into question the president’s leadership. Randolph Mexist endorses Taft, yet the author asks what actions warranted such misfortune.
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Taft
Sten Ws
Fortunrs
Inez
Witla Randolph Mexist
William
Wyoming Tribune Libel Alert Sparks Sheridan Sheriff’s Outcry
A Sheridan Enterprise rebukes The Wyoming Tribune for printed falsehoods about census work and the Ninth Cavalry. The piece accuses the Tribune of sensational misrepresentation and demands apology, citing a reported interview that misstates events and injures local reputations.
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The
Tribune
Wyoming
the Tribune
Ninth Cavalry
Nias
Sheridan’ Enterprise
Wyoming Tribune
Blt
Emory
Nang Department
Sheridan
Emery
Consik Curmerstofn
Uncle Sam
Daily Enterprise
Wall Writes Off GOP as Disintegrating Under Taft Era
The Omaha World Herald notes handwriting on the wall for the Republican Party as post election returns from New York and Massachusetts show strong Democratic majorities. It argues Taft era issues like trusts and cost of living weaken GOP support, predicting a collapse similar to past party splits, with references to Mother Goose in a satirical finale.
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Yale
Democratic Party
Forlay
New York
Massachusetts
On Democratic Coudrest
Livia
Taft
Audiben Iy
Blican Party
Ity Party
Republican
Mother Godae
Passover Period Observed In Cheyenne
Cheyenne begins the Jewish Passover with the feast of unleavened bread marking the first day of the holy period. The observance commemorates freedom and includes ritual meals and remembrances as the community follows customs for the sacred week.
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Cheyenne
Mare Island Drydock Tested Under Government Contract
Vallejo California April 24 The new stone drydock at Mare Island underwent an official test with Washington funds. The pumping system was installed and the key challenge was emptying the dock within two hours to meet contract requirements. The dock cost 1 550 000 and claims to handle the largest vessels.
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Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island
Onder
Washington
My Dad Poem From the Los Angeles Express
A child praises his father for making things from simple scraps. He boasts his dad can fashion a bow and whistle from sticks and string and can teach patience and skill. The speaker defends his father against rivals who envy his craft and calls him “the bully kind” with pride.
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Low Angeles Express
Cher
Gee
Hyde Case Dr Hyde and Mrs Hyde Face Defense Challenge
Testimony in the criminal case centers on a confrontation between Mrs Hyde and Miss Pearl Keller as the defense seeks to undermine the state's principal witness. Miss Keller, nurse to Col Swope, stands as the pivotal figure, while Mrs Hyde aids the defense by challenging Keller's account and positioning herself beside the defense counsel.
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Hyde
Dr. Hyde
Mrs. Hyde
Chrisman Swope
Misa Keller
Col. Swope
Miss Pearl Keller
Frank P. Walsh
Miss Keller
Miss Kaller
Hier
Walsh
Mies Keller
Dhe
Walkh
Minn Keller
Hogar
Reed
Twain left two million estate and plans for his works
The article discusses Mark Twain's estate valued at two million dollars and hints at his plans to publish his works. It notes royalties from Clemens’s books, discusses estimates of American and European interest, and mentions services for his burial and a public notice of his funeral arrangements.
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Mark Twain
Clemens
Voks
Clemons
Isuvek
Eititian
Clewens
Clemens Fe
America
Villaceites
Araguenin
Shsratachon
Tonmerrarhuly
Aeteain
Bea
Iriek Presbyterian Church
Henry Var
Chissen
Apothe Delaware
Toackewanns
Menuibal
Memes
Army feud spreads to medical branch in Philippines
The article reports a widening clash within the army in Mindanao with Colonel Williams and the Twenty first Infantry exiled to Parang amid tensions with Major Hearne. It notes fever and danger in the Moro country and alleges personal motives linked to wives in the dispute and Pershing’s command.
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Williams
Wiltixma
Parang
Mindanao
Pofivpine Islands
Washington
Tin
Willams
Twenty-first Infantry
Fort Logan, Jr
Army
Hearne
Willians
Se Twenty-first Infantry
Philippines
San Franco
Hearne Paca
Colona
Hinteel
Pershing
Hundred Year Old Check Presented for Payment
Glaermburg Pennsylvania April report notes a nearly century old Greensburg Banking Co check dated November 21 Greensburg payable to bearer for 29 23 signed Joseph Welgley found among papers of the deceased William Flies. Bank successors seek payment and testimony regarding estate matters during a court proceeding.
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Glaermburg
Saas
Pella
Bashier
Greensburg Banking Company
Joseph Welgley
Vogel Arrested for Convented Weapons in Police Vorch
A soldier named Vogel was arrested and charged with carrying a concealed weapon. The report notes he allegedly threatened police with knuckles and described intentions to harm officers. A stray item was found in his pocket during the search.
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Vogel
Atgut
Ohatr
Khait
Kujeks
Largest locomotive in the world built at Schenectady works
The American Locomotive Co produced last week a monster Mallet articulated engine claiming eight thousand seven hundred fifty horsepower and capacity to haul trains of fifty ton freight cars. Its firebox size and power drew attention at the St Louis exposition despite early skepticism about its feasibility.
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Ehhonectady
American Locomotive Co
Ite
Mweitoaah
Soe Tin Tae Wre & Company
Baden
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Haight FN
California
Sunkist
Rogers
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Bank Savings
OBO
Nattie
Fia
Depoalcore
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
U. S. Depository
Davise
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