Indecent political methods debate in Wyoming campaign
In defense of Senator Warren the piece rebukes claims of indecent political methods by the opposition press. It argues against hero worship, questions Warren’s representation of Wyoming, and urges voters to decide on issues like direct senatorial elections Lorimerism tariffs and policy, asserting voters are intelligent.
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Warren
Etate
Ion
Senator Warren
United States
Washington
Wyoming
Chicago
Roose
Roosevelt
Lorimer
Cannon
Stephenson
Jt Te
Sunny Jim Sherman
Nomin Progressive
Senate
Titanic Disaster Coroner’s Verdict and Negligence Claims
The coroner’s Halifax verdict labels Titanic deaths as accidental though fault lies with White Star Line crews and managers. It argues high speed after iceberg sighting and failure to equip lifeboats and train crews in emergency hints criminal negligence. The article critiques the corporation’s deliberate operating methods as inviting disaster.
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Titan
Halifax
White Star Line
Jewberga
Fortuin
Diatorical
Herald-Republian
Primary and Convention Distinctions in Presidential Choice
The article contrasts conventions and primaries as methods to pick a party choice for president. It notes conventions involve delegates, charges, and public display, ending with a broad verdict, while a primary may be marred by irregularities but yields a clear result. It highlights Nebraska State Journal reflections on the wider political process.
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Presidente
Nebraska
State Journal
Union Pacific Coal Case Spars with The Leader Editorial
The Tribune defends the government case on Union Pacific Coal Co land frauds. It details reconveyance of 4 560 acres valued at 8 5 million plus 91 000 purchase funds and 40 000 coal payments, cites ICC findings of 50 million in robberies, and questions the Leader’s portrayal of non prosecution and records from Washington and Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Creek
Union Pacific Coal Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Salt Lake
Utah
Union Pacific Coal Company
John Callen O'Lavehiin
Chicago Tribune
Washington
Meyendorf
Frances FB. Warren
W. A. Richards
Richerda
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
Lincoln and Warren clash as statesman and politician
An 19th century debate contrasts Lincoln as a statesman with Warren as a politician. Col Robert Allen claims facts unfavorable to Lincoln while Pearson's Magazine questions Lincoln's fitness for office. Lincoln defends his past public trust and condemns concealing information as treason to the country.
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Lincoln
Col
Robert Allen
Pearson's
Moving pictures draw crowds in Cheyenne theatres
The picture show crowds fill local theatres every night as high class films attract Cheyenne audiences. The moving pictures are advertised widely and considered very attractive, interesting, and entertaining, often with patriotic appeal.
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Cheyenne
Panic over lifting lid on senator's post record
Fragmented lines warn against speculation about exposing a senator's record. The text likens the imagined disclosure to a ghost at a camp meeting, invoking fear among supporters of the Warren machine and stressing caution in spreading rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Machine
Wyoming Seeks Seed and Roads Before Planting Season
The Lusk Standard argues Wyoming farmers must fund seed grain and road plans now, noting planting deadlines remain weeks away and future funding will come later. It also critiques Republican delegates to the national convention as uninstructed and likely to oppose Roosevelt, urging a non-office holder delegation for a square deal. The Hartville Uplift condemns political pampering in this 1912 election season, demanding upfront payment for favorable publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lusk Standard
Chicago
Roosevelt
Casper Press
Hartville
Fighting Phil Sheridan’s West Point Choice in 19th Century Politics
A narrative recounts how Ohio Congressman avoided two rival West Point bids in the 1840s by tapping a practical clerk named Sheridan. Senator Ewing advised choosing a “poor boy” instead, leading to Philip Henry Sheridan’s cadet nomination. The piece ponders alternative routes via competitive exams and notes Frederick Funston’s rise. It ends with an ad for Chamberlain's Tablets.
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House of Representatives
Lancaster
Ohio
West Point
Thomas Ewing
Langaster
Ewing
Handy Wan
Sheridan
Sheridans
Sanawer
Mike
Phi
Philip Mlenry Sheridan
Liv
China
England
Nowilbee
Cary and a Greater Wyoming rallying cry
The author argues for Cary as a reformer who can break a corrupt Wyoming political machine and put power in the hands of the people. He claims Cary’s administration would be principled, fair, and dedicated to the state's best interests, contrasting it with machine politics and self-enrichment. The piece envisions economic progress, education, and growth across vast plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cary
K. Bla Cabs
Barrie Recipe For Fame Echoed In A Fragment
A nameless correspondent quotes J M Barrie on writing craft scribbled on used tobacco paper. The note lists journalism fiction and chapters as steps to fame, followed by a brief health ad for Chamberlains tablets and a local vocal music teacher offer. A weatherstorm line ends with a colon followed by a colon.
Notice of Incorporation for Cheyenne Trading Company
The Cheyenne Trading Company was incorporated in the office of the Secretary of State, Cheyenne, Wyoming, on the 25th day of April, ADD 102. The object's to conduct and carry on grocery business including buy, sell, import, manufacture and deal in groceries of every class.
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The
Cheyenne Trading Company
Secretary of State
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Cheyenne Based Grocery Firm Formed With Six Directors
A new general retail and wholesale grocery company is formed with capital stock of 25000 dollars divided into 26000 shares at one dollar each. The firm, to operate for fifty years, intends to conduct business in Cheyenne Wyoming and other states, under six directors led by George T. Wakimoto. The agent for service is Wakimoto, office at 423 West 17th Street, Cheyenne.
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Ita Capital
Cheyenne
Wyoming
United States
George T. Wakimoto
H. K. Yamamoto
Hanna
K. Mochizuki
K. Dotsuaki
K. Mizuhata
T. Arimitsu
West 17Th Street
Millburn Reservoir and Irrigation Company Incorporated
The Millburn Reservoir and Irrigation Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming by the Secretary of State on the 24th. The notice records the corporate formation and filing date and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millburn Reservoir and Irrigation Company
Secretary of State
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Water irrigation company incorporation in Millburn Wyoming
Day of April A. D. 1012 the object of the company is to provide and furnish lands holding shares a supply of water for irrigation of lands. Capital stock twenty thousand dollars divided into two thousand shares at ten dollars each. Term fifty years. Located in Millburn Unitah County Wyoming. Affairs under five directors J F Thompson Thomas I Danks Alvin Thompson. Office of the company J F Thompson Millburn Unita County Wyoming. 4-30.
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Sald Company
Millburn
Unita County
Wyoming
J. F. Thompson
Thomas I. Danks
Alvin Thompson
Anchor Line Offers Reduced Travel to Worldwide Ports
Anchor Line Steamships advertises New York routes to Londonderry Glasgow Naples and more. Tickets feature attractive rates, superior accommodation and cuisine with efficient service. Apply for reservations through local Anchor Line agents or Henderson Piers General Agents in Chicago.
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Anchor Line
New York
Londonderry
Glasgow
Palermo
Naples
Henderson Pees General
Chicago
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Interior
the Tribune
Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock
A. Baker
Atty. Burke
M. A. Meyendorf
Sabgamon
Encampment Herald
Phil
James W. Breen
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United States Army
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Chamberlain
Darius Downey
Newberg Junction
N. B
Greater
J. M. Barrie
Pame
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Edholm & Akin Co
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