Aeroplane Inventor Henry Moore Endorses Duffy’s Malt Whiskey
An interview with Henry Clarke Moore, inventor, praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic that restored his health and vigor into his 90s. He claims it boosted circulation, sharpened his mind, and aided his late work on his invention while warning readers to use alcohol only as medicine.
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Henry Clarke Moore
I of
Ae Oglege
Duffy
Moore
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochon
Ranchman shot after dice game at Lynn pa
Juan Pica a ranchman near Aguilar was shot in the thigh after failing to buy drinks promptly following a dice game in a Lynn saloon. H W Miller of Aguilar is under arrest on a shooting charge. The incident occurred late tonight and left Pica seriously wounded.
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Trinidad
Colo
Lynn
Juan Pica
Aguilar
H. W. Miller
Fis
Walsh Estate Pays Colorado $60,000 Tax
The estate of Thomas F. Walsh paid Colorado sixty thousand dollars in settlement of the inheritance tax, a final accounting noted in Denver.
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Walsh Estate
Colorado
Denver
Thomas F. Walsh
Woman builds and flies her own aeroplane
London December 28 The World reports Miss Lillian Bland as saying flying is the finest sport and that she has built and flown a biplane mostly herself. She notes the craft cost modestly, cites a 20 hp engine, and stresses self workmanship despite high effort and expense.
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London
Lillian Bland
Mins-Bland
Ireland
Married Him Merely to Spite Her Lover
White Plains New York December 28 In seeking the annulment of his marriage Lewis E Welch alleges his wife wed him to spite an old sweetheart and that she left him five days after the ceremony, details show confirmed by court filing.
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White Plains
N. Y
Lewis E. Welch
Welch
Noted Marriage Changes Life in Sweden Letter
A September 3 marriage in year 1009 led a woman to return to her Sweden home and write to her abandoned husband. She confessed giving up another man of her race, regretted the choice, called herself the biggest fool, and urged him to marry someone else and find happiness.
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Sweden
Exorbitant freight rates boost coal prices in Wyoming
A Wyoming letter argues higher freight charges raise coal prices. It notes demand drops in summer, a split between lump and slack coal, and that reduction in rates could lower prices, boost Wyoming coal use, and stabilize production. The writer urges action by Union Pacific officials and references Mr J A Monroe.
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Wyoming
Weet
Aftaire
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bir
Carpenter Paign
Cam
J. A. Monroe
Union Pacific Railroad
Carpenter
Emeline Kelhrs of Dakererilio Near 100 Reads and Writes
Winsted Connecticut resident Emeline Kelhrs, who will be one hundred next month, remains active reading and handwriting. She hung up her apron, received cards, and entered petitions, while her own handwriting helped craft cards and letters for friends.
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Emeline Keliogs
Dakererilio
Alcohol 13 Chief Cause of Insanity in City Study
New York officials report that alcohol is the primary cause of insanity in the state, with 322,669 known insane persons out of 917,279 in 1910. Dr Ferris notes a sharp rise in lunacy alongside population and warns that one in 279 people is insane, driven by whiskey and other spirits.
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New York
Campagan For
Academy of Medicine
Albert Warren Ferris
New York State Commission In
Eaid
Ferris
M. Allen Starr
College of Physicians and
PLOPTORA DANCE CLUB Holiday Dance at Keefe Hall
The PLOPTORA Dance Club plan a special Holiday Dance at Keefe Hall Thursday evening December 29. The event invites dancers and the community to attend for seasonal entertainment and social gathering.
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Ploptora Dance Club
Keefe Hall
Roosevelt Sponged Heavily on Northern Pacific Road
Congressman Henry T. Rainey of Illinois has urged an investigation into Theodore Roosevelt's presidential travel expenses. Letters from readers claim lavish railway use, citing a special train trip from St. Paul to Yellowstone Park via the Northern Pacific. A Northwest official allegedly said the bill exceeded $100,000 and Roosevelt did not pay, with the railway fearing reprisal if pressed.
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Washington
Henry T. Rainey
Miinois
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevet
St. Paul
Yellowstone Park
Northern Pacific
Northwestern Pacific
Roosevelt
Loosevelt
Equitable Realty Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation under Wyoming law for The Equitable Realty Company a Wyoming corporation to deal in real estate including mining property with power to acquire hold and dispose of real and personal property and to execute leases bonds and securities to secure payments The notice references organization purpose and powers in broad real estate activities in and beyond Wyoming
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Equitable Realty Company
State of
Wyoming
Equitable Realty Company Incorporation Details in Cheyenne
The Equitable Realty Company files for a Wyoming charter with capital stock set at 750000 dollars and 7500 shares of 100 dollars each. Directors for the first year are Herman P. Wellnitz, Prost Wellnitz, and Conrad Hansen, with main offices in Cheyenne, Laramie County. The company may own and engage in real and personal property, issue mortgages, leases, and guarantees, and may purchase stocks and bonds to further its purposes. The charter runs fifty years from December 20, 1910, and is filed in the office of the Secretary of State.
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State of
Wyoming
Enald Blate
Herman PF. Wellnitz
Prost Wellnits
Conrad Hansen
Cheyenne
Lamamie
Equitable Realty Company
Ita
Heraunto
Tte
Equitable Realty
Werman B. Wellnitz
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Conway
Beaver Falls
Fred 8. Brown
Lilian Bland
Ieeland
ABS
Cheyenne State
Daily
Sunday Leader
Daily Leader
OOST
POE
Legislative News
Deo
Pong
United States
Wyo
Collier's
Sherman Co
Japan
Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
Ernst Wellnitz
Cheyenne Brick CO
LA Columbia
Othrer
LA Union DE Cuba
Havana Key
West Cigar Company
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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