Broncho's Mad Fight Delights Frontier Crowd
Irwin suffers a brutal broncho branding incident at Frontier park as Silver City tramples him. Spectators gasp as he struggles upright, then continues after a brief medical pause, while the crowd cheers his grit. The event includes a calvary of branding scenes and a barrages of criticism from witnesses. The piece notes the crowd's relief at Irwin’s limited injuries and condemns the barbarous branding display.
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Thad
Silver City
Big Charlie Irwin
Frontier Park
Irwin
Wyoming
Silver Cityo
Korenon
Kdesa
Toperg
H. D
Jones
Corral
Machine Wen Lose Fight and Form Rump Convention
A regional report describes a republican county convention dispute over delegates and leadership. The regular group nominated a full ticket and eighteen delegates to the state convention while rival factions claim control and prepare possible legal action.
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Machine Wen
Speclal
He- Sheridagy
Wye
Aus
Dohee Tauce
Ena
W. Garbutt
B. B. Lonabaugh
Enteriine
Friends of
Judge
Bryan says Teddy after presidency
Bryan at Lincoln Nebraska on August 26 asserts Theodore Roosevelt plans a 1912 presidential bid to carry out his policies, accusing Roosevelt of breaking the party nominating precedent. He quotes an editorial noting Roosevelt would run only if necessary to advance his agenda.
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Lincoln
Neb
W . J. Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Bryan
Ms Commones
Roosevelt
Cummins
Iowa
Ames
Omaha
James T. Garfield
Council Bluffs
Walter J. Smith
Jows
Ohio
Indiana
Cheyenne
Denver
Chicago
Teddy
Insane Niagara Falls Man Firing on Pullman Kills Two
Harry Pugh of Niagara Falls New York, aboard a Union Pacific Pullman near Ells Kansas, shot and killed porter J Young and passenger Dr. H. H. Temple after awakening from fit of rage. Mrs Temple and child witnessed. Pugh overpowered by conductor and brakeman and jailed.
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Ells
Kans
Harry Pugh
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Union Pacific
J. Young
Br. H. H. Temple
Kansas City
Pugh
Prominent Visitors Given Smoke at Industrial Club Smoker
At the Rodma industrial club last evening the Frontier committee entertained Ak-Sar-Ben and South Omaha delegations. There were 126 members in the two groups in the city and nearly all joined the committee’s hospitality.
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Rodma
Frontier Committee
Ak-Sar- Ben
South Omaha
Roosevelt
Governor Brooks
Executive Mansion
Omaha
Capitol Avenue
Three Ex-Officials Go On Trial For Kindla Central Fraud
In Chicago on August 26 the trial of three former Kindla Central Railway officials began. Frank B. Harriman former general manager John M. Taylor former sharekeeper and Charles L. Hwing former superintendent of the lines north of the Ohio River face charges of participating in a scheme to drain more than 1 million dollars from the company through padded car load bills.
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Chicago
Fizh
Kindla Central Railroad
Carropalo Billa
Frank B. Harriman
John M. Taylor
Charles L. Hwing
Linesorth
Ohio River
Roosevelt Cheyennes Guest Today Honored Citizen Review Parade
Colonel Roosevelt leads a party aboard the private car Republic and a Forest car with prominent journalists and editors from Colier's, Chicago papers, New York papers, and Philadelphia. Governors, senators, and editors escort him to Frontier Park for a parade and speech before a Cheyenne audience.
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Roosevelt
Republic
William B. Howland
Ernest Hamlin Abbot
Harold J. Howland
Frank Harper
Iolanthe
Normand Hapgood
Collier's
Forest Crissy
Joseph E. E.G. Ryan
Chicago Inter Ocean
George Ade
John T. McCutcheon
Chicago Tribune
Medilla McCormick
Chicago Record-Herald
Evening Post
New York
Washington
Newapa
Wade Mountfortt
American Press Association
Luting F. Curtis
Associated Press
Charles &. Kern
Associatid’ ‘Press
Arthur M. Howe
Brooklyn Eagle
W. H. Gulver
Chicago Examiner
John B.pratt
International News Association
H.G. Griffin
New York Evening Sun
Welcome Teddy in Wyoming as Hero Returns
A nostalgic ode to Theodore Roosevelt honoring his ties to Cheyenne and Wyoming. The poem extols his leadership and longed for return, inviting him to resume a role among Wyoming’s people, cowboys, and tribes with a public welcome in the square.
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Ted'y
Cheyenne
Teddy
Wyoming
Roosevelts Iowa Nebraska Welcome Draws Great Crowds
Former President Theodore Roosevelt travels through Iowa and Nebraska amid huge crowds. Stations, towns, and trains echo with cheers as supporters cheer his 1912 prospects. Roosevelt avoids questions on a third term while locals push for a Roosevelt bid.
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Grand Island
Neb
West
Roosevelt
Iowa
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Teddy
Col. Roosevelt
La Follette Denounces Taft in Editorial Blast
Wisconsin senator Robert M. La Follette condemns a Bever ly Maryland dispatch as false and accuses President Taft of meddling in Republican factional fights. He says Taft has shown personal interest in Wisconsin campaigning and urges truth and openness from the administration.
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Madison
Wis
Robert M. LaPoellette
Beverly
Mage
Taft
LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollett
Roosevelt to Address Colorado Legislature
Denver Aug 26 The Senate split over a joint resolution inviting Col Roosevelt to speak to Colorado's legislature Monday as McCue noted a misstatement and Adams asked if his vote would be reconsidered. Kearney Neb Aug 26 Roosevelt then pledged to address the Colorado legislature tonight?
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Roosevelt
Colorado
Denver
House
Col. Roosevelt
Kearney
Nebr
Col
Woman Offers Reward for Look at Alleged Swindler
Mrs. Cora Stokes arrives in Cheyenne from Denver seeking J. J. Ward, accused of swindling her of 7500 in diamonds. Ward allegedly deserted her in Omaha after a brief romance. Stokes posted a reward at the River Ocean hotel to find him, expressing decisive anger at the alleged betrayer.
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Cora Stakes
J. J. Ward
Mra Stokes
Cheyenne
Denver
Ward
Frontier
Mra
Moon
Bella
Omaha
Colorado Capital
Jase
Reward
Mre. Stokes
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Piolials
Roscoe
Mitchell
J. J. Doyle
New York Press
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New York Sun
Oscar K. Davis
New York Times
George G. Hill
New York Tribune
James Cooper
New York World
Gilson Gardner
Newspaper Enterprise Association
A. MccSween
Philadelphia North American
Homer Davenport
Publiab/re’ Press Association
J. O'Mayer
General Eastern Pas
New York Central Lines
B. B. Brooks
F. E. Warren
P. A. Smith
Department of the Missouri
B. W. Stone
Mr. Bonfils
Denver Post
A. W. Barber
Industrial Club
Mounted Cavalry
Inter Ocean
Grandstand
L. St. Tyson
Plaza
Hippo Amd
Rhino Aeffaio Nas
Alain
Gillinipper
LA Follette
Felix Eccuder
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