Wyoming Humane Society Biennial Report Preview
The secretary of the Wyoming Humane Society and the secretary of state announce a complete biennial report detailing work over the past two years. It includes incorporation articles, by laws, volunteer instructions, officer reports, letters to stockmen, and extensive statistics. The piece highlights impact on 1,164 children, private homes for 163 youths, and state savings from preventing charges.
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Secretary of the Humane Society
Mled Dee
Secretary of
Humane Board
I Bi
Tate School
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Democrats Hold Conference on Inauguration Preparations
Democratic leaders and Chairman McCoombs concluded two days of talks in Washington. They discussed the inaugural display plans and cabinet appointments, with McCoombs to announce the inaugural committee chair tomorrow. Eldridge W. Jordan of Washington is likely to head the committee.
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Washington
Dec
McCoombe
Democratic National Committee
Congress
McCoombs
Committee
Wilson
Charles D. Hilles
Taft
Republican National Committee
Clark
Underwood
Stone
Gore
Eldridge WH Jordan
Cunard Liner Mauretania Rumor Denied by Company
The Cunard line denies reports of an Mauretania accident. A noon wireless from the liner states all is well and the rumor is unfounded.
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London
Cunard Steamship Company
Mauretania
Diamonds Stolen by Trio Posing as Tax Collectors
In Cincinnati on December 9 three men posing as tax collectors robbed Adolph Jebell’s store of diamonds valued at ten thousand dollars. They bound and gagged a clerk after asking to view the jewels and then fled with the stones.
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Cincinnati
Adolph Jebell
Roosevelt Preaches Progressive Platform in Illinois Speech
Theodore Roosevelt told Illinois legislators the GOP is corrupt and idle folly to lure progressives back. Delegates from New York, New England and 150 party leaders arrived in Chicago for the national Progressive conference, with 500 delegates expected and state and national committees meeting amid a wave of prominent figures.
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Chicago
Illinois
Theodora Roosevelt
Republican
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
New England
Trains Soon to Run From Seattle to Gulf Through Wyoming
Orin Junction Wyoming December 9 officials of the railroad announced no delay in completing the Burlington line from the Basin to Powder River. The track is laid and 80 pound rails rest along the line near Orin Junction. The heavy rail through the North Platte canyon is finished. A Seattle to Gulf service could begin in January, opening vast Wyoming lands for settlement and development of mines wells and towns across the state.
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Orin Junction
Wyo
Burlington
Bi Basin
Powder River
North Platte
Seattle
Gulf
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Basin
Five 10 Hang Next Friday at Salem
Governor West indicated he had not decided whether the five condemned men would hang next Friday. He noted the men are slated to hang and nothing has changed his mind despite petitions for clemency. West opposes capital punishment but will allow the law to run its course after an anti hanging bill failed in November.
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Salem
Orc
Mayor Arnold's Father Dies Suddenly in Denver
Wilson Arnold father of Mayor Arnold died suddenly of heart disease at age 76 in his Denver home. He was reported in good health ten minutes before collapsing.
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Denver
Wilson Arnold
Arnold
Weather notes for Wyoming forecast Tuesday and Wednesday
The Weather section from The Bee in Washington D C signals indications for Wyoming for fall Tuesday and Wednesday with likely mixed conditions and temperature ranges. Predictions emphasize regional patterns and potential showers.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Stimson Urges Coast Ship Tolls Against Taft Plan
Secretary of War Stimson urges tolls on coastwise ships using the Panama Canal, opposing President Taft who favored exempting coastwise trade. He argues tolls should apply to coastwise vessels or be at least controllable by the president, citing isthmus freight charges and growing traffic.
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Washington
Tolla
Panama Canal
Stimson
Congress
Taft
Lltolla
Emery R. Johnson
War Department
Panama
Johnson
House
Senate
Train Robbers Nab $20,000
A report states train robbers secured twenty thousand dollars. The item notes broader European events, including Austrian forces, potential staff changes, and alliance renewals influencing the international security climate.
Ex-Cong Coffeen Dies in Sheridan Wyoming
SHERIDAN Wy Dec Henry A Coffeen former member of congress from Wyoming died suddenly from paralysis Sunday afternoon He came to this state in 1889 was a member of the 3rd congress and at the time of his death was wealthy He left three children including Dr H P Holmes a physician of the place and was among the heaviest property owners in Northern Wyoming with mining and development interests.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Henry A. Coffeen
Congress
Wyoming
H. P. Holmes
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Britain Protests Panama Tolls
Britain presents a note to Secretary Knox outlining protest over toll exemptions for American coastwise shipping through the Panama Canal. The document, drafted by Foreign Secretary Grey, seeks arbitration if Hay-Pauncefote treaty issues cannot be resolved, and argues toll remission would violate the treaty and raise trade-preference concerns.
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Washington, Co
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Worl Grey
Knox
Ambresador Dryce
Chicago man sentenced for murder of employer in Baldwin case
O M Auerbach, a Princeton graduate from Chicago, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the killing of his employer Harry Fisher. The murder occurred during a hunting trip with Auerbach claiming the act was accidental.
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Baldwin
Mich
O. M. Auerbach
Chicago
Princeton
Lfe
Harry Fisher
Fisher
Auerbach
Gridiron Club Dinner Blends Wit With Washington Trickery
The Gridiron Club held its annual fall dinner in Washington with political satire and spoof sketches. Jests target President Taft and other officials, while crackling quips and topical humor reflect the November landslide and national issues.
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Washington
G. O. FP
Citidicon Club
Traftt
Gridiron Quartette
E Cabinet
Flying Bulgarian airman dies in action near Tehataija lines
Dr Jules Constantin a French aviator serving Bulgaria died from a chest wound after his biplane bombarded Turkish troops. He perished while the aircraft descended near the Tehat aija lines, hailed as the first airman killed by the enemy. Constantin had recently earned a medal for air service and departed from Sturma with bombs to strike Turkish forces.
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Tehataija
Vienna
Jules Constantin
Constantin
Doyen
Ferdinand
Sturma
Christmas Shopping Warnings From Local Advertisers
Shoppers are urged to read carefully as merchants list gift ideas and prices. The note warns against overpaying and promises specials in a Sunday issue, urging careful comparison of deals for the holiday season.
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