New Year's health course offered by William K ixemith in Cheyenne
Prof William K ixemith, famed trainer of Roosevelt for his Africa trip, starts a health training course for men and their wives in Cheyenne. The program promises internal exercises and boxing routines to improve vitality, digestion, nerves, and circulation over ten lessons starting January 2, 1911, with a $10 fee.
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William K. @ixemith
Roosevelt
Amy
Navy
Cheyenne
Carey Avenue
Cheyennne
Plyaloa
Lixemith
William K. Sixemith
United States
Wyo
Newspaper by Air Delivers First Flight Idea
Los Angeles Times reports plans to deliver newspapers by aeroplane. A pilot in a biplane will fly from Los Angeles to San Bernardino with a stop at Pomona. The venture combines Curtiss and Farnam features and follows Mason's earlier trials in the area.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times Today
Dider Mugen
Curtiss
Farnam
San Bernardino
Pomona
Mason
Mine Worker Killed in Peculiar Lift Accident
Leadville Colorado reports Paul Boges, 26, died during a cement bed lay under an electric hoist when the air hose caused a fright incident that elevated his arms. The accident occurred December 30, trapping him beneath the equipment. Local authorities investigation ongoing.
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Leadville
Colo
Paul Boges
Tragic Injury Leaves Worker Dead After Hoist Accident
A worker near a hoist was struck when the fly wheel tore his left arm from the elbow. He was rushed to a hospital but died an hour later from shock and blood loss.
Missing finger found in restaurant fan mishap
Night shift staff at the Queen City restaurant on Clark Street search for a boss's missing finger after an electric fan mishap. The finger belonged to Edward, day manager of Shermas Co's Collier's White Lead division.
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Chicago
Queen City
Clark Street
Edward
Long-Unknown Westward Journeys End in Tragic Family Tale
Wallington Kansas detective notes Milea Park, age 80, dead in Wallington. Park married in Oslo Washington County in 1862. He left his wife and three children in 1876 to seek fortune in Dakota Back Hills. Reported killed by Indiana’s Minor Harrod in 1884, Harrod married Park’s supposed widow and moved near here. Park returned to Ohio in 1901, learned his wife was alive, hid his own 1907 death, then went to Kansas, reclaimed his wife, and remarried her last year.
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Wallington
Kas
Det
Milea Park
Park
Washington County
Oslo
Dakota
Indiana
Minor Harrod
Kansas
Ohio
Wlive
Harrod
Wealthy Revolutionary Publisher Dercamps Faces Seduction Charge
London reports Edward F. Mysius, linked to the Paris Liberator, facing a preliminary hearing with defense funds believed from revolutionary groups. Paris says Edward Holton James, Liberator publisher and Henry James nephew, left his office abruptly amid health concerns and alias Ward Edwards Holton.
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London
The
Liberator
Paris
Edward F. Mysius
Myling
Edward Holton James
James
Henry James
Harvard
Ha Aly
Esward Holton
Stamps Cheaply Purchases Led to Kansas Robbery Arrest
Toucson Ariz Dec 10 Richard Gordon arrested at Benson held for federal court Wichita Kan on charge of being an accessory to the robbery of a post office near Kismet Kan Gordon admits buying stamps at Kismet for one fourth their value.
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Toucson, Ariz
Richard Gordon
Benson
Federal
Wichita
Kan
Kismet
Gordon
Poison in Communion Cup Fatal to Three
In St Petersburg three communionists died and twenty nine were seriously ill after an elder at a Lutheran church in Peterhof district filled a communion cup with a sulphureted chromate mixture instead of wine. The incident occurred last evening and is under investigation.
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St. Petersburg
Peterhof
Duval probes Manila Japanese links amid war scare
Manila harbor tensions rise as Major General Duval orders searches of Japanese homes for explosives amid alleged plots. Reports say a wireless plant hidden near the old Orient station was uncovered and the owner arrested. Officials warn of a broader scheme to inflame US Japan tensions and push for a larger navy.
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Wiaahington, Co
Manila Harbor
Philippines
Japan
Duval
Department of the Philippines
Manilla
Elvic
Manila
Ologape
Orient
Luzon
Wood
United States
Japar
War Department
Wellington
Woo
Hineelf
Pacific
Cabaty Haven
Aviation Meet Promises World Record Battles in San Francisco
In San Francisco a British pilot plans to fly the Bierlot monoplane to the Bowth Gan Pran chao grounds days before the January 7 to 16 aviation meet. Curtiss and Wright teams anticipate record flights and a historic relay race testing new wireless gear and military applications for aeroplanes.
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San Francisco
Bowth Gan Pranchao
Baltimore
Dia
Agrodrome
Radley
Wright Aviators
Knabeshue
Hoxey
Iookins
Parmades
Curran
Willard
Post
McCurdy
Ely
Bis
Curtiss
Wrights
Army
Navy
Curtisa
Incle Sam
Forlun
Washington
Curtis
Beck
War Departments
Powers
Tanforan
War Department
Signal Corps
Go Laxative Remedy Claims Cure in a Day
Seemingly from an old newspaper snippet a remedy named Go Bromo Quinine promises a cold cure in one day. The blurred text mentions a signature by W Grove and promotes a nationwide reach with speculative claims.
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GROVE
Oklahoma Capital Located in Oklahoma City
Governor Haskell signed the capital bill locating the state capital at Oklahoma City. Citizens of Oklahoma City raised 71200 dollars as required before the governor could approve the bill.
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Waskeld
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Cuthoria
Okla
Dee
Haskell
Hansen sues mother in law over alienation claim
Hans J. Hansen sues his mother-in-law Anna M. Nollwan for 15000 dollars alleging alienation of affections and names A. G. Stanforth as co-defendant. He cites marriage in 1904 and a move to Colorado Springs where unhappiness began after his wife left him and after his mother-in-law moved in during spring 1908.
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Por
Colorado Springs
Abecause
Naa
Hans J. Hansen
Anna M. M. Nollwan
A. G. Stanforth
Hongen
Lown
Hansen
Train collision in Rye kills three and injuries others
A runaway Flick Construction work train crashed into a Milwaukee freight at Rye today, killing brakeman Marvin Spleas of Tacoma and trainman James Sweeney and shoveler Ole Oleson. Fireman Joseph Devereaux and Engineer James Maree, both of Cle Elum, were seriously injured along with five others and four teens suffered minor injuries.
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Whick
Filenburg
Wash
Dew
Flick Construction Company
Milwaukee
Rye
Marvin Sam- Pleas
Tacoma
James Sweeney
Ole Oleson
Joseph Devereaux
Cle-Elum
James Maree
Human magnet stops watches in two days
Thomas Carr Sr., a 200-pound farmer in Oxford, is nicknamed the human magnet for stopping watches. A watch he carried stopped for two hours after resuming, then halted again. Carr, with curly hair and a robust build, has owned ten watches in the past year, all failing to run for him.
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Oxford, Inc
Thomas Carr
Carr
Wage Increase Grants 75000 Rail Workers Ten Percent
Conductors and trainmen on fifty railroads serving Chicago receive a ten percent wage hike. The raise affects about seventy five thousand workers across lines running north, west and south of the city.
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Chicago
Last chance to get woman's shoag in small sixes
Last chance sale offers women’s shoes in small sizes at Wassermame for five cents. Limited stock remains, urging quick purchase.
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Wassermame
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Fort Russell
Cain
Williams
Priew
Williams Mfg. CO
Cleveland
A. E. Rokdel
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Shermas Co
Dercamps
Daily
Sunday Leader
Daily Leader
Legislative News
Wyoming
Carey
Mslde
Tat
Emes
Rua
Younorron Tunity
California
SAN Francisco Aviation
Intermodean
Capitol Avenue Theatre
W. F. Stanle
B. C. Whitney’s
Isle OF Spice
Margaret
Helene McGowan
Stanley
William Burgos
Bobby Woolsey
Thelma Textrude
Jack Lestie
Charles Vaughan
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Western Land Products
Kans
U. P
W. B. Eames
Delphos
Grand Valley
Cheyenne Brick CO
LA Colummia
Sy Straigte
LA Unon DE Cuba
Havana
KEY West Cigar Company
Oukvenue, Wyoming
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