Bryan greeted by cheering Cheyenne crowd at depot
William Jennings Bryan, en route on a Union Pacific deluxe train, drew a thousand Cheyenne residents who lined the depot as he arrived. He praised the train and roadbed, spoke with The Leader editor, and said Osborne’s Wyoming appointment reflects national confidence. He declined to discuss political issues.
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Bryan
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Leader
Sacramento
Washington
Wyoming
Osborne
Judge Clark
Leader Publishing Company
Gill
Mr. Bryan
Luke Voorhees
Voorhees
Pearlstine
Sidney
William Jennings Bryan
America
Swedish Circle Sees Brilliant Wedding Service
Last evening at the Methodist Church Rev W M Nelson united Albert Sealer of Pine Bluffs formerly of Chayne and Miss Jennie Katherine Duell in marriage. The ceremony featured a sweet peas ring bearer and a Swedish orchestra with elaborate decorations and a reception at Owl's hall. Eighty guests attended as the couple plan to move to Pine Bluffs with many generous gifts and good wishes.
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W. M. Nelson
Albert Sealer
Pine Bluffs
Chay
Jennie Katherine Duell
Sweden
J. E. Jimison
Edith Kahler
Jennie Engstrom
Abba Carlson
Nick Selling
Pat Patterson
Miss Engelrom
Miss. Carlson
Owl's Hall
United States
Pine Bluir
Nie Faly
Man Is Pardoned to Save His Homestead
Washington April 26 President Wilson released Charles F Hamilton who was sentenced in Phoenix Arizona on October 22 1912 to ten months in federal prison for bigamy The commutation ends the sentence at once and preserves his homestead entry in Arkansas if he returns before May 1.
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Warshington
Wilson
Charlies F. Hamilton
Phoenix
Ariz
Hamilton
Arkansas
Salo on 18 Used as a Place for Prayer
Plainfield Wisconsin April 26 Nearly fifty men knelt and prayed before the bar of a saloon during a revival led by three ministers Religious meetings have continued nightly for two weeks Bar keepers offered their bar rooms and more meetings are planned in liquor stores
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Plainfield
Wis
Explosion at Pittsburg Coal mine claims many lives
Pittsburg April 26 The Bureau of Mines rescue crews withdrew from the Cincinnati mine after an explosion on Wednesday. Four bodies were recovered and two miners saved. Coroner says all bodies are out except possibly those buried under debris. Today a dozen more were buried.
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Pittsburg
Bureau of Mines
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Coal Company
Austria-Hungary to Act Alone if Powers Fail to Unite
Vienna reports Austria-Hungary will wait until Monday for a decision by the great powers on a Balkan crisis. If no united action is agreed, Austria-Hungary will proceed to vindicate its political and military privileges. Germany has pledged support to Hungary under all circumstances.
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Vienna
Austria- Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Tts
Germany
Avethos Murgary
Japanese Leaders in Rising US Japan Tension Over California Land Act
The dispute centers on an anti alien land ownership act in California. Premier Count Yamamoto and Count Okuma, allied with Governor Hiram W. Johnson of California, emerge as key figures. Okuma warned that only Christian influence can avert war as anti American sentiment grows in Japan.
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Johnson
United States
Japan
California
Yamamoto
Okuma
Hiram W. Johnson
Progressive Ticket
Obuma
Cross Country Run to Yellowstone Pathfinders Planned from Chicago
Secretary Ben M. Wood of the South Heliotah Roads association leads the Yellowstone pathfinder trip from Chicago to Yellowstone Park in early June. The route follows the Black and Yellow trail across Wisconsin Minnesota and South Dakota with 100 autos expected. stops include Milwaukee Madison Winona Brookings Rapid City Sundance and Deadwood. A hotel train with full auto repair facilities may accompany the group from Chicago to Deadwood.
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Rapid City
Ben M. Wood
South Heliotah Roads Association
Chicago
Yellowstone Park
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Soutta
Black Hills
Wyoming
Wood
Irrigation Beers
South Dakota
W. L. Simpson
Milwaukee
Madison
Winona
Brookings
Deadwood
Sundance
Northwestern System
Great Northern
Northwest
No Advances in Pro Anti Alien Legislation
Sacramento reports no new developments today as the pro anti alien bill stalled. The file on Bryan's arrival remains inactive and no amendments will be released until Monday.
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Sacramento
Calif
Dryan
Cheyenne Spring Cleaning Ordered For All Premises
City authorities require residents to clean yards and remove rubbish with a staged pickup by area. North of Seventeenth Street and east of Central Avenue must pile debris by May 1 for free haul. other districts have May 4 or May 5 pickup. After dates, inspections will force compliance and charge disposal costs. Local families plan pruning and yard chores as a social prelude.
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Cheyenne
Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
Withdrawal of Bulgars Ignites Greek Bulgarian Tensions
London April 26 Diplomatic circles report the Bulgarian withdrawal from Balowhs with grave bearing on Graeco Bulgarian differences over the town. Since Banina fell the Greeks push toward Saloniki and the Bulgarian commander Seren grew alarmed at the escalation.
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London
Indian fight wounds wardens near Likely
Telephone reports from Anadee California say Game Warden Frank P. Cady and another warden were seriously wounded in a fight with 11 Indians near Likely Lassen county. Authorities reported the incident occurred near Likely as wardens chased suspects in a conflict between lawmen and Native individuals. The exact motive and status of the attackers were not disclosed.
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Reno
Nev
Anadee
Lassen County
California
Frank P. Cady
Likely
Progressive postmaster reform marks Wilson era shift
Washington dispatch argues Burleson order ends political appointment in small town post offices. It condemns former spoils system, notes only efficient, fully dedicated workers will be chosen, and predicts votes for Democrats from decency and economy. Calls for civil service protection for new postmasters.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
United States
Burleson
Democratic Party
Sabes Actain
Fugitives Found in Canada Face Grand Jury Action
Two wanted fugitives were arrested in Canada as extradition proceedings begin. Antonio Musin is indicted for complicity in a bunco game and Pauling Necel, awaiting trial for larceny in San Jose, has been captured. Authorities tie Musio to the killing of deputy game warden Bert Blanchard and the grand jury continues its probe into police corruption.
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Ban Francisco
Sunco
Jn Canada
Calgary
Antonio Musin
Banco
Pauling Necel
San Jose
Michael Gaile
Musio
Bert Blanchard
Grand Jury
Epelle
Bunco Wea
First Acrimony Sparks Tariff Debate in Washington
In an April 26 session Representative Stringer urged third party foes to back the Underweol bill while Progressives claim 4,000,000 voters back their platform. Payne and Collier clashed with Dixon over tariff law changes as Hull defended the proposed income tax. President Wilson rests aboard the yacht Sylph on the Potomac for weekend retreat.
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Washington
Stringer
Iinals
Great Party of the Nation
Dixon
Indiana
Wave and Means Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Payne
Collier
Republican Party
Hull
Tennessee
Senator Warren Embraces Dry Farming to Boost Cheyenne Growth
The article reports Senator Francis B. Warren, long tied to unproductive sheep range near Cheyenne, taking up dry farming instead. It notes a contract won by Richard Spats for 4000 acres near Hilldale for Warren Livestock, planned at 35 acres daily, signaling a shift to break up profitless pasture and spur Cheyenne’s progress.
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J. Rogs Carpenter
Golden Prairie
Francis B. Warren
Senator Warren
Cheyenne
Chevyanne
Hilledale
Richard Spats
Warren Livestock Company
Benator Warren
Senators narrowly miss fatal shell at Judith Sound
In Wasington on April 26 eleven members of the senate and house affairs committees witnessed target practice when a massive shell nearly hit the United States yacht Polybius. The shell passed over the Dolphin close enough to drench the committee members aboard. Names include Poindexter and Ryan of Florida and Padgett, Poster, Hobson, Crege, Batherik, Autler, Roberta, and Witherepoon from various states.
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Wasitington
Senate
House Nae Val
Judith Sound
Matory
Herm
Poindexter
Washington
Jyan
Florida
Padgett
Tennessee
Poster
Buchanan
Ilingia
Hobson
Alabama
Crege
Texas
Batherik
Oslo
Autler
Pennsylvania
Roberta
Masdachusette
Witherepoon
Mieshenipyl
HEL ORDERS AND LENDERS FOR TRACH VIA CANAL
ST PAUL Mion April 28 James J Hith through his business organization orders four large ocean movers costing 15000000 according to reliable information today The fact that the Titi interests will build two ships to gall the Papama canal supports the supposition that extraordinary results are expected from the canal opening
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ST. Paul
Mion
James J. Hith
Hie Business Organization
Titi
Court Hears Bid Against 109 Fire Insurance Firms
Missouri Attorney General Barker filed quo warranto action in the supreme court against 109 fire insurers of the Western Insurance union. He accuses them of violating the anti trust law by conspiring to withdraw from Missouri and asks to restrain policy cancellations and to impose fines.
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Jefferson City
Barker
Missouri Supreme Court
Western Insurance Union
Forest Ranger Struck by Golf Club at Country Club
Estee park forest ranger Josephus Ryan, visiting Fort Collins, was struck in the jaw by a golf swing during an initiation at the Country Club. The blow shattered the club, but Ryan did not flinch as James T. Marshall of the Agricultural college invited him to join the game.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Joe Grim
Josephus Ryan
Estee Park
Ryan
James T. Marshall
The
Agricultural College
Hyan
Marshall
Styan
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