Reforming Wall Street and the Good Roads Club
A defense of reforming Wall Street through legislation cites a congressional inquiry showing gambling tendencies in stock dealings and calls for decisive action. The piece urges stockholders to dissolve or revitalize the club, urging unity among townspeople and clubs to advance the town’s interests.
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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 reform echoes across party lines in senate note
The Wisconsin State Journal cites President Harrison and President Taft praising civil service protection for hundreds of thousands of government workers. It describes October 36 000 third and fourth class postmasters and 20 000 navy yard workers moved to civil service, arguing “honorable party service” should not bar public office.
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Tatgyin
United States
Harrison
Taft
Wisconsin State Journal
Prospect of Prosperity Spurs Douglas Growth Plan
The article notes a hopeful year ahead as the Burlington railroad advances through the town and a new depot and hotel emerge. It stresses unity to capitalize on irrigation and business activity and urges Good Roads and commercial leaders to revitalize town booster efforts and curb division.
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Mont
Burlington
Douglas
Good Roads Club
State Leader Want Ad Medium of Wyoming
The State Leader promotes its classified section as Wyoming’s premier want ad medium. Readers are urged to try the service for listings, sales, and community notices.
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Wyoming
Petitions Circulating For Sabin And Alexander Pardons
Circulation of petitions for clemency for George Sabin and M A Alexander from Wyoming penitentiary sentences is under way in Worland and the Big Horn Basin. Supporters include prominent sheep men while few signers oppose, noting similarly sentenced inmates received shorter terms.
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M. A. Alexander
State of
Wyoming
Geo. Sabin
Thomas Dixon
Ed. Baton
Sabin
Alexander
Editor Knocked Out in Fremont Hotel Lobby Fist Fight
The Wind River Mountaineer details a one sided brawl between Editor Ed Marrion and Senator Madden in the Fremont hotel lobby. The report notes the 149 pound editor being knocked down by the 250 pound senator and carried to a bed after the fracas.
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Wind River Mountaineer
Madden
Fremont
Senator Madden
Marrian
Mr. Marrion
D. G
Biff
Return Match Demanded After Severe Ring Incident
A battered boxer recalls a brutal bout where a 250 pound opponent knocked him down thrice, tearing at the heart and risking death. The doctor says the heart stopped after the first blow, and the speaker vows to pursue a rematch in a year.
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Madden
How to Bankrupt the Doctors Says New York Physician
A prominent New York physician quips that women in thin stockings and shoes would bankrupt doctors. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and coughs, claiming rapid relief and wide reputation. Available through all dealers.
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New York
Chamberlain
Longstanding Chinese Newspaper Suspends Publication
A historic Chinese newspaper with a 1500 year run ceases publication drawing attention to legacy jokes and advertising pages. The notice hints at a shift in media culture and the end of a long era for readers and advertisers.
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Alex Mastik
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Minacapetis
Mina
Grogay
Max Davis
Nerass
Edholm & Akin CO
LER and Restless Jewelers
Plains Hotel
A. T. Hale
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Miller’s Diamond Shop
Ee Millers Diamond Shop
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Stock Growers National Bank
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Conte Company
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