General William Booth Dies at 88 in London
General William Booth founder and commander in chief of the Salvation Army died in London at 10 20 p m aged 88 Relatives were at his bedside He is expected to be succeeded by Bramwell Booth though his exact successor remains sealed in a note The Salvation Army US branch began in 1880 and now owns property valued in the millions Booth was a tireless worker and kept notes during travels He was a vegetarian and reportedly dined on bread and butter with President Roosevelt.
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Army Aviators to Get More Pay
Washington August 20 with new weight carrying and fast scouting aeroplanes to join seven aircraft at College Park Maryland. Two army airplanes from Connecticut and New York will be overhauled to resume training of young aviators as officers seek extra pay for flying squad personnel. Insurance cancellation for flying officers prompts demand for special family provisions.
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17th Street Butcher Robbed
A sneak thief entered Degglewiz at 1800 Bent street Monday night and stole two gold watches two new suitcases two suits of clothes a pair of shoes and four shirts. A $25 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest. No clues to the intruder’s identity are known.
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Weather Forecast for Wyoming Bright, Fall Midweek
The Weather in Washington District of Columbia notes a Wyoming forecast for Wednesday and Thursday with unsettled conditions and cooler temperatures. A summer-like warm spell ends as a front moves through the region.
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Preparations For Secretary Of War Visit At Fort Russell
Fort Russell command continues preparations for Secretary Stimson visit. Col Dyer convened regimental chiefs to brief maneuver plans at Pole Mountain and practice march. Stimson plans to arrive Cheyenne August 25 and spend August 26 at the fort with August 27–28 at Pole Mountain for technical maneuvers and field firing. Units include Eleventh Infantry Fourth Field Artillery Ninth Cavalry and support corps with Headquarters staff traveling to Pole Mountain.
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Record Price Reached for Wyoming Steers in Omaha Dockyards
A Wyoming grass steer load averaging 1,716 pounds sold for $9.15 per hundredweight in South Omaha dockyards. Twenty one head, horned and branded, mixed Herefords and Shorthorns, were from Alcora area owner W. A. Weaver. One steer at 2,290 pounds sold at 10 cents.
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Funeral of Ex Governor Richards Emphasized Service to Wyoming
The funeral for former Wyoming Governor W. A. Richards drew a large crowd as services were held at a Baptist church and a procession moved from the capitol to Lakeview cemetery. A Ninth Cavalry escort from Fort Russell and a national guard detail guarded the proceedings.
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Two Weeks Before Fort D.A. Russell Paydate
Captain Noble the paymaster said he was practically sure there would be no payment of troops this month and it would be at least two weeks before money would reach the troops. He had received no advice from Washington on funds and expected none until after Secretary Stimson and his party departed.
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Juarez Occupied Again by Madero's Forces
Mexican federals 2,800 troops seized Juarez amid rain as townspeople cheered Viva Madero and death to Orozco. Rebels offered little resistance while federal units arrived by three trains with cavalry infantry and artillery.
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Elwood Mead Arrives in Cheyenne For 25000 Salary Role
Elwood Mead of Melbourne Australia, visiting Cheyenne with ex governor W A Richards, plans a Denver trip and mid September return. Mead has led Victoria rivers and water supply commission for four years with a 25000 salary plus expenses, a Wyoming engineer by training and irrigation expert aiding Australian farming interests. He spoke with Cheyenne landholders and foreign buyers, suggesting possible joint efforts on western irrigation projects.
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Primary vote surprise as 77 percent turn out
The article reports a surprise 77 percent turnout in the last election’s primary with a total of 2459 votes cast. It notes apathy earlier, late-day surge, and tabulated city results comparing 1910 congressional votes to the current primary, plus issues of ballot scratching and voting patterns in Pine Bluffs Hillsdale and Iron Mountain.
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Captain Booth’s Death Reported by Salvation Army Leader
Captain Cheesman of the Salvation Army informs The Leader of General William Booth’s death at 88. He expects mourning instructions for 30 days and memorial services worldwide. Booth, a Methodist minister, founded the East London mission and later the Salvation Army after decades of church work.
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Canal Argument Settled as House Near Adjournment
Washington August 20 Conferees from both houses reach unexpected early agreement on the Panama Canal bill easing final obstacles. Opposition from transcontinental railroads softens as the bill is amended in the Senate and gains broad support for passage and anticipated adjournment. Senator elect Joseph E. Ranadell hails the measure as constructive and patriotic.
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Bride and groom tour state capitols on honeymoon
Clyde Bedwell of Aurora Illinois and his wife toured the Wyoming capitol rotunda on their honeymoon trip. They arrived at the capitol before offices closed and praised the view calling Wyoming the cutest capital seen. They planned to continue to Denver and homeward.
Marshall Named Wilson Running Mate in Democratic Ticket
Indiana Governor Thomas R. Marshall was officially notified as Wilson’s running mate by Judge Alton B. Parker in Indianapolis. Thomas Taggart served as master of ceremonies as Marshall accepted, denouncing the Republicans for fostering privilege and socialistic hints in conduct.
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Wyoming Woman Wins a Battle Over President Taft Veto
Katherine McDonald of Wyoming urged government payment of 11000 time checks her husband cashed. The Senate failed the bill, Taft vetoed it, then the House passed a new bill to pay the claim. McDonald left Washington hoping for final passage.
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Willing to Work and Fussy About Jobs
The exchange among Wayside pilgrims features a boastful claim of willingness to work yet a preference for easy fat pay. Dick jokes about wanting a government position while expressing a desire to earn wages, and quips about filling a fountain pong for an assistant secretary of the treasury.
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The Girl Who Marries and a Man Who Changes
A thoughtful wife reconsiders her marriage as she questions who may have erred in their union and, through reflection, comes to realize she herself bears the fault. The tale traces blame, insight, and self awareness in a quiet domestic arc.
Murderer of Signe A Carmen to be Arrested in 24 Hours
Denver police chief Felix ONeill and Deputy Chief John Leyden announced they have information leading to the arrest of the murderer of Signe A Carmen. They expect to identify the suspect within 24 hours and have kept details secret while pursuing leads to Ville and Hil ton, with lookout alerts issued.
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