Wyoming Democratic Victory Highlighted in Close County Counts
The Wyoming election produced a narrow Democratic lead with Woolroe Willen winning the presidency by 792 votes over Taft. Kendrick and Warren would have faced a stronger result if fully counted, while reports cite alleged precinct fraud and biased ballot handling across Converse, Big Horn, and Lincoln counties. The piece accuses Republican boards of altering results and condemns the ongoing campaign against Warren, noting potential legislative control shifting if counts were fair.
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Wyoming
Democratic Party of
Woolroe Willen
Demacratic
W. H. Taft
United States
Camp Aien
John Kendrick
Agoina
Francia B. Warren
Kendrick
Warren
Chaelwettiam
Converse County
Big Horn County
Lincoln County
Wronefall
Wm. Irvine
Clelland
Ste Padule
Lorimer
Senate
Garbling Prevaricator in Local Paper Dissected
Editor of The Leader questions a Tribune quotation after noting the away-from-home suspect Deming. The piece argues headlines overstated Kendrick’s 724 majority while full returns show 722 votes pledged to Kendrick for U S senator, with details about legal requirements and election timing.
Editor Alex Hantle Praised for Editorial Work in Wyoming
In the Cheyenne Leader one writer lauds Aloe Hastie editor of the Cheyetoo Loud for his vigorous forthright editorials. Hastie lacked long newspaper training but has shown remarkable ability and earnest work for the party that carried Wyontlita into the Wilton column, earning commendation from A W Coons of the Kein Basin Hustler.
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Aloe Hastie
Cheyetoo Loud
Piantle
Sin Will
Alex Tlantle
A. W. Coons
Kein Basin
Return of Senator Warren to the United States Senate?
The Crook County Monitor questions if Senator Warren will be returned to the U S Senate by the upcoming legislature. It notes a strong northern anti Warren vote and asks Senator Hoyt to state whether he will oppose Warren or follow the people’s will in November.
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Warren
United States Senate
Union Brelfie Railway
Francis
Crook County Monitor
Taft Moves Against Roosevelt Allies Across States
President Taft appears to punish Roosevelt supporters by replacing Progressive ally appointees. US war halls in Arizona and Texas cases show firings of party friends, including Texas officials and a Confederate widow’s position, linked to Col. Lyon’s anti Progressive drive.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Arizona
Texas
Téxas
Longstreet
Georgia
Wiyet
Ceri Lyon
Ioo
Perniviine
Taft Allies Target Civil Service in Party Reorganization
The Star-Journal notes Taft allies and Roosevelt supporters clash as civil service moves target long time officeholders. It argues removals aim to purge opponents and reforge the Republican party, risking disastrous consequences for the administration's reform agenda.
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Taft
Rice
Roosevelt
Civil Service
Republican Party
Muelo Star-Journal
Congress Meets Bills Offered in House and Senate
The scene in Washington features no Senate business but many House bills introduced including a currency system and a Supreme Court procedure regulation. President’s message expected tomorrow, four governors-elect cheered, and a pension bill for former presidents and widows proposed.
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House
Clark
Cannon
State Capitola
Sulzer
New York
Cox
Olio
Robinson
Arkansas
Hanna
North Dakota
Senate
Browning
Clayton
Supreme Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Representative DeForest
Diapepsin Offers Fast Relief For Upset Stomachs
A sour gassy upset stomach is blamed on undigested food. Diapepsin coats and eases indigestion and distress in minutes, with a large case costing fifty cents at drug stores.
Handy Chicken Feed Trough Plan Promises Clean Fowls
Mrs. M. L. Dean outlines a clever chicken house modification to improve feeding. By cutting a ceiling board, adding hinges and a button, and installing a two inch wide slot, a trough runs back to a cul-de-sac in the wall. A coal scuttle fills the trough, preventing waste and keeping grit shell and bran dry.
Indian Runner Ducks Exceed Expectations as Fowl
The Indian Runner ducks yield more than eggs by providing valuable feathers at moulting time and prevent feather loss on premises. They forage well and return home reliably, making them highly profitable and versatile for ornaments, with lively alert behavior and graceful form admired for artistic appeal.
Poultry Keeping Needs Simple Business Records
The text argues poultry keeping should run like a business with basic bookkeeping. It suggests the poul tryman should track income and expenses to gauge profitability, warning if loss requires stopping the leak or exiting the business. A full system isn’t needed. a cash account suffices.
Raising Chickens for Small Farms and Winter Feed
Advice favors keeping hundreds of chickens with ample range to maximize value at low cost. Grow corn and wheat for feed and use cabbage in winter rations to improve nourishment and efficiency on the farm.
Fashionable gowns with snakeskin spark new trend
An ornate report on Damme Fashion decree featuring a frokeskin gown worn by Karlen Hilliard during George Evans Honey Boy Minstrel, praising snake skin as daily wear possible. Dr. Hilliard predicts broad access for women and notes python and anaconda skins used for coats and motor wear with bold, poetic fashion implications.
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Karlen Hilliard
George Evans
Honey Boy
Minatrola
Capitol Avenue Theater
Dr. Hilliard Aald
Catarrh Remedy Ad Praises Ely's Dream Balm Offer
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for catarrh. It claims the product cleanses and heals by delivering antiseptic balm through the nostrils to the head and throat, promising permanent relief from stuffed senses and discharge. The copy urges immediate use and cites a testimonial from A. B. Roedel, an agent.
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Ely
A. B
Roedel
Notable gowns of the impersonator described in fashion notes
The article praises the costume materials chosen by Hilliard for a clover impersonator, highlighting their whiteness and beauty. It notes the gowns as the best efforts of the metropolis fashion makers and mentions free railroad passes possibly extending to Wyoming, reflecting policy on passenger transport for lawmakers and favored shippers.
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Metropolis
Hilliard
Hie
Colorado
Wyoming
Fragmentary Sports Brief About Rail Transport and Baseball
The clumsy OCR fragment notes rail transportation site issues and rate cuts for a rental. It also mentions Pitcher Herring not on the Atlanta roster for a brief pictorial item.
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Gouch
U. S. Senate
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Congress
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Samaan
Railronda
Fran Transportation
Herring
Atlanta
Ayer
Mase
A. E. Roedel
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Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Main Street
Buffalo, N.Y
Maggie Baner
Western Ave
Chillicothe
Ohio
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