Laramie Chamber Indorses Cathedral Home for Orphans
The Laramie chamber of commerce endorsed the Cathedral Home for Orphans after Arch-Deacon Dray detailed the institution and its aims. Eleven parentless children are cared for with costs about 200 dollars per year per child, funded by a statewide philanthropic fund founded by Bishop Thomas and Arch-Deacon Dray.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dray
Cathedral Home For
Womera
Thomas
Cheyenne
Santa Claus
Straton narrowly escapes pump accident at Union Pacific site
Charles Stratton, head of the Union Pacific pumping station, credits life to a jacket sleeve that tore free from his jumper when caught in a gear clutch. His fall and wrenching release prevented a fatal outcome as the sleeve spun the pump. In Laramie, the Chamber of Commerce votes to form an advertising board to vet solicitors and proposals, requiring board endorsement before merchants consider any pitches.
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Egbert
Charles Stratton
Union Pacific
Stratton
Laramie
Chamber of Commerce
Rancher Eric Gricnon Dies En Route Home
Manville Der report states rancher Eric Gricnon, about fifteen years in the Jireb area, fell from a conveyance while traveling home and was found unconscious. Station agent and others rushed him to a nearby place, but he died before removal. a physician attributed the death to heart failure.
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Der
Eric Gricnon
Jireb
Thie Place
Ericson
Heart Re
Inventor Durren Bacher Pioneers Basket Construction
Sheridean report notes Chris Durren Bacher, a German resident in IrCormick Creek country, has devised a new method for weaving baskets. He claims a market exists for his baskets and promotes the use of tin, molby and other materials in the construction.
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Sheridean
Chris Durrenbacher
irCormick Creek
Bae
Timber craft grows in Wyoming for Timothy basket
Local industry expands into the Wyoming timber trade as craftsmen intensify production of the Timothy basket, signaling a rebound in regional manufacturing and rural commerce.
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Ing
Wyoming
Mining advance at Warren's Peaks Mines site
Sundance reports Warren's Peaks Mines has purchased a new mining car, engine and boiler near the site. A large workforce is assembling as assays by State Geologist Edwin Hall show an average gold value of 8.40 dollars per ton.
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Sundance
Warren's Peaks Mines Company
Edwin Hall
New Depot Planned as Vitthe Town Gains Rail Recognition
Local rumor of CN railroad abandonments gives way to confirmation that a new depot will be built immediately and Vitthe will be officially recognized in CN maps. Reports note investments, construction plans, and town officials' statements amid regional transport expansion.
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Keeline
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
Diveh
Roosevelt Denies Taft 1912 Nomination Support
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt flatly rejects talk of endorsing William Howard Taft for the 1912 Republican nomination. He calls such statements absurd and says he has had no discussions about Taft or any Taft patronage plans in New York. He asserts he knows nothing beyond newspaper reports.
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Rooseverut
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Wiliam Howard Taft
Roosevelt
Taft
Leah
New Year's Eve Ball at Keete Hall Saturday Evening
A New Year's Eve ball at Keete Hall invites all ladies with free admission for the event Saturday night. The notice emphasizes women guests and local social dance plans.
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Keete Hall
Iron in the Blood Tonic Promises Health Restore
An advertisement extols Vinci cod liver and iron tonic as a easy absorbed iron source to cure anemia and boost vitality. It cites Holund Miller of New Haven and a tale of a frail girl improved after using Vinel, endorsed by A. B. Rod Druggiat.
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Vinci
Holund Miller
New Haven
Uconn
Vinel
A. B. Rod
King Alfonso's Saint Pay Observer Solmmnny
Madrid observes King Alfonso's Saint day with a full pardon issued to Alfonso of Orteana who was stripped of all his titles and privileges in the usual ceremony today.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Alfonso of
Orteana
Spanish Prince Loses Title For Prohibited Marriage
In July 1909 Prince is deprived of his Infante title for marrying Princess Beatrice of Saxe Coburg Gotha without royal consent. A state ball at the royal palace drew 6,000 guests that night, highlighting the royal sanction and public interest.
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Beatrice of
Saxe
Beurg
Royal
Portugal’s Government Faces Military Upheaval Threats
Madrid dispatch reports Lisbon describes Portugal’s political crisis with the army and navy seen as unloyal. Insubordination rises and three ships are ordered to depart Lisbon harbor. The Diario Noticias notes a secret plot to restore King Manuel and arrests of conspirators.
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Baylog
Manuel
Upholstering Services Expand at Oae
Local workshop advertises mattress renovating carpet and upholstery services plus leather and fabric coverings. Offers full line of upholstering materials and repairs at Oae with emphasis on home furnishings and upholstery work.
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Idsoleum
Oae
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