Wyoming's Democratic Victory After Close Election
The official Wyoming count shows a Democratic edge with Foster noting a Taft minority and Kendrick Warren winning key seats. Fraud allegations target precincts in Converse Big Horn Lincoln and Oakley while Republicans faced accusations of board manipulation. The piece warns of broader legislative control shifting away from Warren and questions about justice and political integrity.
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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
Leader Editor Fights Garbler Over Kendrick Quote
The Leader accuses the Tribune of quoting out of context to misrepresent Kendrick’s support and the senatorial election. It argues Kendrick and Warren were not candidates for U S senator before legislative results, and notes the paper omitted the word legally to exaggerate the article.
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Deming
Deeming
Tribune
Capitol Avenue
Gouch
Kendrick
Warren
United States
Editorial Praise For Aloe Hastie In Wyoming Campaign
The Cheyenne Leader notes Aloe Hastie, editor of the Cheyetoo Loud, as a vigorous and capable editorial writer who joined Wyoming politics with little prior newspaper training. Despite limited experience, Hastie shows thoughtful, forceful work, earning commendation from A W Coons of the Kein Basin Hustler for his energetic page contributions.
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Aloe Hastie
Cheyetoo Loud
Piantle
Sin Will
Alex Tlantle
A. W. Coons
Kein Basin
The Question of Senator Warren’s Return to the U S Senate
The Crook County Monitor asks Senator Hoyt to state his position on whether Warren should be returned to the United States Senate. The paper notes an overwhelming vote against Warren in northern areas and urges the county’s senator to align with constituents’ November verdict. It asks for a clear pledge on Warren’s future from the paper’s editor.
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Kendrick
Warren
United States Senate
Union Brelfie Railway
Francis
Crook County Monitor
Taft's Vengeance Moves Against Roosevelt Backers
Taft appears to target Roosevelt supporters in the Republican party. Rumors say several war veterans in Arizona and Texas have been displaced from posts. Even the widow of Confederate General Longstreet may lose a port position she held for years as allies of Col. Lyon.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Arizona
Texas
Téxas
Longstreet
Georgia
Wiyet
Ceri Lyon
Ioo
Perniviine
Taft Aims to Clean Up Civil Service as Roosevelt Faction Reacts
The Star-Journal reports Taft plans a sweeping civil service cleanup before his term ends. He seeks to discipline officials aligned with Roosevelt and reform party factions, attributing political motive to recent removals. The move targets southern delegates and long-time officeholders seen as anti Taft.
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Taft
Rice
Roosevelt
Civil Service
Republican Party
Muelo Star-Journal
Congress Meets Bills Offered and Proposals Debated
The house welcomed Speaker Clark and leaders but did no business. Governors elect Sulzer Cox Robinson Hanna praised. Senate lack of a presiding officer delays. Bills include currency system and Supreme Court procedure reform. Treasury estimates set federal outgo at 829 million for next year.
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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
Diapepsin Quick Relief For Upset Stomach
Advertises Diapepsin as fast relief for sour gassy stomachs and indigestion. Claims it coats the stomach, relieves distress in minutes, and can be bought for fifty cents for a large case at drug stores. Describes symptoms and promises gentle, easy action.
Handy chicken feed trough plan to improve henhouse efficiency
Mrs. M. L. Dean describes a simple feed trough system for hens using a ceiling cutout and hinged panel to create a wall trough. A second trough leads grain to a coal scuttle filled from outside, keeping grit shell and bran clean and reducing waste with seasonal winter use.
Indian Runner Ducks an All Round Practical Fowl
The Indian Runner ducks excel as egg producers and feather suppliers during moulting, saving feathers and preventing litter. They forage well and return home at night, offering high profit for time and effort. Their lively form colors and behavior appeal to many, making the work interesting, clean and honorable.
Poultry Keeping Should Follow Businesslike Records
A poultry keeper should track income and expenses to know if the venture is profitable. Even a simple cash account helps assess viability, allowing the owner to stop losses or exit if needed. A full bookkeeping system is not required for practical management.
Raising Chickens On The Farm At Low Cost
Advice to raise two hundred or three hundred chickens with ample range. Farm produced feed lowers costs with corn and wheat as chicken feed and winter cabbage improving the ration.
Fashionable gowns at the Minstrels showcase snake skin wear
A frokeskin gown from Damme Fashion appears in Karlen Hilliard’s ward robe as actor George Evans performs Honey Boy Minatrola at Capitol Avenue theater. Dr. Hilliard notes fashion may popularize reptile skins for daily wear, predicting wide access for women and potential use in coats and garments.
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Karlen Hilliard
George Evans
Honey Boy
Minatrola
Capitol Avenue Theater
Dr. Hilliard Aald
Catarrh Warning and Ely's Cream Balm Advertisement
A dated advertisement warns that germ laden dust causes catarrh and outlines symptoms like nasal blockage and sore throat. It promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a cleansing antiseptic remedy, claiming quick reach to the head and throat and promising permanent relief from catarrh.
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Ely
A. B
Roedel
Fashionable gowns from the clover personator
A detailed description notes the line of color and brown fabrics used in gowns, praised for their weight and attractiveness. The outfits are said to be among the finest produced in the metropolis, with materials personally chosen by Hilliard and made under his direction. The piece also mentions possible railroad pass policies affecting Wyoming and free transportation for lawmakers and favored shippers.
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Metropolis
Hilliard
Hie
Colorado
Wyoming
Unclear fragmented 1910s sports and transport notes
Fragmentary notes mention rail transportation, rate cuts for rent of a Boomerang and a pitcher Herring tied to Atlanta. Text is garbled, names and events are not coherent.
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Park
U. S. Senate
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Congress
Washington
Representative DeForest
Hopper
Samaan
Railronda
Fran Transportation
Herring
Atlanta
Ayer
Mase
A. E. Roedel
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Dr. Pierce
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Main Street
Buffalo, N.Y
Maggie Baner
Western Ave
Chillicothe
Ohio
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