Salvation Army Founder William Booth Remains in World Tribute
The death of General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, is noted as a loss to Christian influence. Booth rose from London poverty, launched a mission that became a global army of hundreds of thousands, facing opposition yet spreading aid and faith. His leadership is mourned as the world respects his cross serving work.
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William Booth
Salvation Army
Jerusalem
Army of the Lord
Salvation Army of
Gorperal
Home Life Woes Prompt Call for Better Manners
A year old national deaction bureau run by Jewish charities reports 852 cases up to April 1 of wives deserting husbands. 272 desertions stem from immoral conduct by men 228 from incompatibility 195 from economic strain and few from other women. Drunkenness and tired of family duties cited. The piece urges more home manners and better household management to ease conflicts and improve family life.
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Jewish Charities
Busbada
Maedawood Wanners
Herald-Republican
Primary results spark Democratic optimism in Cheyenne
Tuesday's primaries show Warren-dominated Cheyenne support wavering as Kendrick leads in several towns. Reports from Pine Wotta, Little Horse Crook, Campstool, Hillsdale, Burne, Wheatland, Green River and Sheridan reveal a statewide swing. Democrats see strong November prospects as campaigns shift to broader state and county issues.
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Cheyenne
Warren Tians
Warren
Waa
Pine
Wlotta
Kendrick
Iley
Little Horse Crook
Campstool
Hillsdale
Burne
Kendricks
Peo
Powdered milk could cut freight costs, says Chicago firm
An old discussion notes high living costs from railroad charges and proposes drying milk to remove 87 percent of its weight. The resulting powder saves freight, with current use mainly by bakeries.
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Chicago
Baker
Primary election contests test sheriff and nomination fights
The Friends of Frank Roach challenge Ed Stheel for sheriff. L C Hinkle may contest Henry Sweet’s Republican nomination. The threatened contests probe vote counting across ticket crossovers, awaiting Attorney General D A Preston’s view.
Election era reminiscences from Hank Hawkins in Guse Nekholier
A narrative recalls election day misdeeds and tension in Guse Nekholier, with references to ballot box handling, Republican dominance, and clashes with Democratic opponents. Hank Hawkins claims oversight, recount pressure, and threats amid vote counting and party dynamics.
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Juges
Lekshun
Guse Nekholler
Republikin
Iowa Business Men Will Invest in Wyo. Farms
Immigration Commissioner Roy Schenck departs with four Iowa business men for Casper to inspect irrigated lands in Wyoming. They intend to invest substantially on Indian reservation lands and will spend several days reviewing opportunities.
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Iowa
Wyo. Farms
Roy Schenck
Casper
Washington press bureau busy headlines Wyoming rider on army bill
The Washington press bureau is busy as Senator Warren pushes a rider on the army appropriation bill cutting General Leonard Wood as chief of staff. Fort D. A. Russell soldiers await pay for over two weeks. President Taft vetoes the legislative budget bill. Secretar y Stimson visits the fort with unclear political meaning. American vessels may pass the Panama Canal freely before adjournment.
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Fort D. A. Russell
Senator Warren
Leonard A. Wood
Eastern
Warren
General Pershing
Taft
Commerce Court
Senate
Stimson
D. A. Russell
Woolen Mills at Lawrence Deaths Under Five
Washington dispatch reports alarming child death rates in Lawrence Massachusetts where woolen mills pay low wages. 47 of every 100 deaths are children under six, with many under one year. Comparisons show higher child mortality in Fall River and New Bedford, while Seattle runs far lower. The piece condemns tariff protection for woolen mills and cites political contributions. It ends with a local testimonial for Chamberlain's Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy.
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Clyde H. Tavenner
Washington
Lawrence
Mass
Hut
Seattle
Waal
Fall River
Arso
New Bedford
Ington
Party of Protection
Payne-Aldrich
Our Feathered Friends Story Told by Rose Phelps Stokes
Rose Pastor Phelps Stokes visited Philadelphia and told a charity society a country week tale about reading to children under an old apple tree. She describes gathering a dozen youngsters and introducing a book called Our Feathered Friends and asking who the feathered friends might be.
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Woodrow Wilson
Thomas A. Manshall
Methodist Church
London
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Ite
Beiieves
Francis G. Warren
Inez Theaday
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Hank
Tre Houpe
Hankins
Kendrika
Republician
the Tribune
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Schenck
Newark Sunday News
Wyoming
Immigration Office
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Sensator Warren
Panama Canal
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