Reforming Wall Street calls for decisive action
The piece argues for legislative reform of Wall Street citing a New York inquiry showing gambling-like practices and manipulation. It urges stockholders to decide whether to disband or reform the club, praise the Good Roads secretary’s efforts, and warn that unanimous town action is needed to restore the town’s reputation.
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Wall Street
Beln
Washington
4Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated
Board of Governors
Wvonsolidates Exchange
New York
New York Stockp Exchange
Committee of Investigation
Metitudlion
Congress
Good Roads Club
Civil service shifts praised in party loyalty notes
The piece cites executive orders by presidents Taft and Harrison moving tens of thousands of post masters and navy yard workers into civil service. It frames such moves as encouragement to party service and asserts civil service should not disqualify public office prospects, per Wisconsin State Journal.
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Tatgyin
United States
Harrison
Taft
Wisconsin State Journal
Prosperity Ahead for Douglas as Rail and Roads Boost Town
The article notes plans for a Burlington railroad through the town, a modern depot, a likely new hotel, and irrigation projects fueling renewed business. It urges unity, urging the Good Roads club and merchants to put aside differences and continue boosting local development.
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Mont
Burlington
Douglas
Good Roads Club
State Leader Want Ad: Try It in Wyoming
The State Leader promotes its Want Ad medium for Wyoming readers with a call to try the service. It emphasizes easy placement and broad reach across local communities.
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Wyoming
Petition Circulates for Release of Sabin and Alexander
Circulation of petitions in Worland and the Big Horn Basin seeks clemency for Geo Sabin convict No. 144 and M A Alexander convict No. 1442 after sentences of 29 and 26 years while Dixon and Baton received 3 to 5 years. Jay Blood leads efforts with some sheepmen signing in favor.
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M. A. Alexander
State of
Wyoming
Geo. Sabin
Thomas Dixon
Ed. Baton
Sabin
Alexander
Editor Knocked Out by Senator Madden in Fremont Hotel Lobby
The Wind River Mountaineer recounts a one sided fight between its editor and Senator Madden in the Fremont hotel lobby. The 149 pound editor describes being struck multiple times by the 250 pound senator, ending with medical attention and public commentary on the incident.
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Wind River Mountaineer
Madden
Fremont
Return Match Demanded After Severe Ring Beating
A boxing tale describes a 250 pound fighter knocking an opponent unconscious with a three blow knockdown that fractured a rib and nearly stopped the heart. The announcer cites a doctor verdict of heart stoppage after the first blow and vows for a rematch a year hence.
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Madden
How to Bankrupt the Doctors and Cough Remedy Endorsement
A New York physician blames women’s thin stockings for doctors going bankrupt when illnesses arise. The ad urges treating colds promptly to prevent pneumonia and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective, pleasant, and safe, with wide reputation and availability through all dealers.
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New York
Chamberlain
Chinese newspaper ends 1500-year run
A historic Chinese newspaper suspended operations after 1,500 years of publication. The move prompts reflections on long running traditions and the origins of classic humor.
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Senator Madden
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Grogay
Max Davis
Nerass
Edholm & Akin CO
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Plains Hotel
A. T. Hale
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Stock Growers National Bank
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A. E. Roedel
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Conte Company
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