Army Deserter On Stolen Horses Near Lost Springs
Madison Merrill, an army deserter from an eastern post, rode from Keeline on a stolen horse and saddle to Norrie Phender's ranch. He stayed overnight, then took additional gear and a saddle from Charlee Hitchen before robbing Mr. Reakles' home for $14 and a black fur overcoat. He is last seen northwest of the area. a $59 reward and officers across central Wyoming are searching for him.
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Lost Spring
Wye
Madison Merril
Keeline
Norrie Phenderson
Lost Springs
Charlee Hitchen
Mr. Henderson
Douglas
Merrill
Wyoming
Missouri Nebraska Oil company stockholders meet at St. Joe
J. T. Barret reports from a stockholders meeting held January 2 in St. Joe Missouri that the Missouri Nebraska Oil company plans to rapidly develop holdings in spring. The aim is to drill more wells and utilize existing ones to place the company on a paying basis as soon as possible.
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Grey Bull
J. T. Barret
Missouri-Nebraska OW Company
St. Joe
Missouri
Hurst
Good Marksmen in Company 2 Target Practice
In Company 2 practice sessions. Capt Casselman scored 49 of 50, Gene Melier 47, and Sergeant Rosenbers and Ldent Drake tied for third with 44 of 50 as the marksmen post high scores.
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Cody
Peb. F
Company 2
Casselman
Gene Melier
Rosenbers
Ldent
Drake
Vinol Promises Health For Sickly Children
An advertisement touts Vinol as a remedy for pale weak children with poor appetites. It claims log heartily in a few doses and includes a testimonial from Mrs. Cari Wittenberg of Brooklyn about her daughter's recovery. The ad asserts taste is pleasant and guarantees restoration or money returned.
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Mra
Cari Wittenberg
Brooklen
Vinci
Jones
Momey
A.B. Roedel
Druggiel
Cheyoone
Wromting
New Creamery Overhauling Plant Delayed by Illness in Lovell
Messrs Bever and Wilcos arrived in Lovell to overhaul the creamery plant and install new machinery as preparations for opening the dairy. They were delayed days due to Mrs Beyer’s serious illness.
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Lovell
Famous Claudia Waines 1% Married
Claudia Naines, central figure in a four year old Army tragedy that ended with the murder of William E Annie by her husband Captain Peter Maines, wed Reginald Malelax Bolles, a Boston artist, after Captain Hains secured a divorce following the killing in Milton.
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Waines
Boston
Maas
Claudia Naines
William E Annie
Peter Maines
Milton
Reginald Malelax Bolles
Hains
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets market children trial package
The advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe for children and adults, claiming benefits for pale or ailing babies, with testimonials from a Hoboken mother and a Erie County notary. It notes full sized boxes sold for 50 cents and offers a trial package from W. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
G. H. Crossley
Washington St. Hoboken
New Jersey
Welles
Jack
Erie Co
MN. Y
Alek
Btuert
W. T. Dethlope
Henry Karis
Cattlemen plan wolf bounties. officers re elected
Cody reports the Cattlemen's Wolf Bounty Association met to resume wolf bounty payments. W. H. Peared was re-elected president and J. W. Webster treasurer. Bounty rates are ten dollars per pup, twenty for grown dogs, thirty for grown bitches with boundaries along Owl Creek, Big Horn River, Greybull, Sage Creek, and surrounding mountains. About $600 funds allocated for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Cattlemen's Wolf Bounty Association
W. HM. Peared
J. W. Webster
Owl Creek Mountain
Big Horn River
Greybull River
Fenton
Wiley
Sage Creek
Worland Area Briefs Highlight Meetings and Local Events
Wool growers annual meeting planned for Worland on March 7. Worland groups rename Garden City and cite rich farmland nearby. New Rebekah lodge established in Worland. A hotel transfer occurs at Greybull. Johnson County Farmers Institute meets Feb 16–17 at Buffalo. Cody’s Dr Flat Waples to open a second drugstore. Lovell expects mill relocation and upgrade. Lovell residents push for a public gym and reading room. Lovell drainage district officially established. Lordship surgical operation reported in Laramie. Fractured arm from ladder accident near Laramie. Mrs Louise Rumble dies at Green River. K G Carey dies in Laramie aged 85. Elk reportedly in good condition near Jackson. Sundance man assists after night snowbank incident. Gillette’s new Presbyterian church hosts first service. Burglar ignored after being knocked down at Warland home.
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Big Horn
Alamo
Greyboll
Br. dl
Adana
Farmers Institute
Johnson County Partners
Buffalo
Flat. Waplea
Cody
Wirth
A. F. Fillerup
Tove
New
Mll
Lovell
Amill
Laramie
Jackson
Sundance
Snow Bank
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
A looser, sensational claim lists indigestion symptoms and says Pape's Diapepsin cures stomach trouble in five minutes. It touts harmless candy like taste, digestion of all foods, and avoidance of laxatives, urging readers to buy the 50 cent case.
Congressmen Name Campaign Committee for Wyoming
A Washington dispatch reports the list of congressmen chosen to run the forthcoming congressional campaign. Montana and other states receive similar designations, with Mondell named for Wyoming as the lead figure.
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Washington
Wyoming
Mondell
Namel
Elk's Dance Draws Largest Crowd Of The Season
The Elks dance last night drew the season’s largest crowd for their events this year. The Prank Haneschka Orchestra played excellent music as dancers enjoyed themselves. Fiks' dancers in Cheyenne rise in popularity due to crowd size and strong management.
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Cheyenne
Sanitary Laundry Returns Under Guthrie Management
P O Guthrie resumes management of the Sanitary Home Laundry after a year away, having run a laundry in Eaton Colorado. He co founded the business in 1907 with J B McLaughlin, and after McLaughlin's death in 1910, Guthrie disposed of his share to Dr. Burgess. He plans to devote most time to the Sanitary Laundry while still owning a Maton laundry, visiting there weekly. He invites Cheyenne patrons and seeks to welcome old and new customers with prompt efficient service.
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P.O. Guthrie
Eaton
Colo
Guthrie
J. B. McLaughlin
McLaughin
Burgess
Carey Invited to Roosevelt Republicans Meeting in Chicago
Robert D. Carey has received an invitation to attend a Roosevelt Republicans gathering in Chicago next Saturday, drawing participants from across the country.
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Roosevelt
Robert D. Carey
Chicago
Roosevelt Republicana
Council Removes Auditor Matthews Continues Nomination
The council discussed and confirmed a mayoral nomination for agency auditor Chas Argetheimer amid a vote with members Ayos Orainger Snow Sweet Keating Trowstle in favor and Davidson Shingle Nimmo opposed.
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Council
Matthews
Chas
Argetheimer Agency
Lumber Inquiry testimony to aid conditions in industry
Representatives of the department of justice will begin taking testimony to relieve conditions in the lumber industry. The sessions will be held in St Paul St Louis Detroit Chicago within thirty days, a conference decided today.
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Chicago
Department of Justice
Sc. Paul
St. Louis
Dwover
Detroit
Govern
Aod
Escaping Gas Fatal to Five in Philadelphia Home
Five people and three others were overcome by gas from a broken street main in Philadelphia. The Drazal family perished in their beds while a boarder survived. gas traveled via a sewer into the house. Police and neighbors alerted to the leak. The gas company traced the break to a main feeding the sewer system.
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Philadelphia
Carlton
Sophia Dragzal
Rosie
Stephen
Joseph
John Wisnilak
Razal
Prazal
Drazal
El Paso as Tactical Hub Amid Mexican Turmoil
Special trains bring prominent Mexican families to Juarez including Alberto and Damiel Madero and the family of General Orozco. Alberto Madero expresses confidence in President Madero’s ability to control the situation though he warns potential complications could arise.
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Chihuahua
Juarez
Alberto
Damie! Madero
President Madero
General Orozco
Alberto Madero
Madero
Revolt Spreading Northward Border Frontiers Hit
Mexico City reports show Madero noting improved conditions in Chihuahua while dispatches hint at potential secession. American frontier mobilization causes no capital alarm as official circles doubt drastic U.S. action. Rebellion is described as spreading rapidly northward.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Madero
Chihuahua
Chiuahua
Carsagrandes
Juarez
Hsm
United States
Thirteen Mexicans Captured by U S Troops Near El Paso
Thirteen armed and mounted Mexicans who crossed the border into the United States were captured today by United States troops near Nor a New Mexico and brought to El Paso tonight.
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el Paso
Tex
United States
Nora
New Mexico
Tangled Evidence in Gibson Case Drives Court Controversy
The trial reveals contradictions and mixed testimony about the accused, with Mrs. McGuire identifying Gibson as the intruder at Phagan house around 3 10 am. Phagan’s daughter described Gibson opening a window, shining wire, and fleeing as her father rushed in. The jury will hear this incident separately in a later trial.
Metuchen Men Die After Cold Stay in Jail
Three men seeking shelter in Metuchen New Jersey were jailed and left overnight for three days. They died from exposure and hunger due to the lapse in custody. Authorities investigate the accidental neglect as a fatal incident in the local police department.
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Metuchen
N. J
King and Queen Return From Memorable Journey
King George and Queen Mary returned after a three month absence as Emperor and Empress of India. They were welcomed warmly on their homecoming and described the journey as the most memorable ever undertaken by a king and queen.
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London
George
Mary
Emperor
India
Indictments Likely in Times Explosion Probe
Los Angeles county grand jury resumes inquiry into the Times explosion with several union labor officials expected to be indicted. Ortie K. McManigal, confessed dynamiter, arrives from Indianapolis and will be the principal witness tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Pet
Ortie K. McManigal
Indianapolis
Allotment of 160 Acres Favored by Foresters
The International Conference of Forestry Supervisors in Denver supports granting each homesteader a full 160 acre tract. The 29 forest reserves across Colorado Wyoming South Dakota Kansas and Nebraska would benefit as a single allotment favors one person over division when multiple applicants compete for the same tract.
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Denver
Colo
Med
International Conference of Forestry
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
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Prout Rhom
Missouri-Nebrteka Oil Company
Greybull
Ada
Bome
Co. WN. G
Claudia
A. Stuart
Mavehall
Mick
Wole Bounty Association
Bounty
Little Statele
G. O. P. Congressmen
Broken Street
U. S
Gibson
Baking Pond
Methueelah
Iliekt
Tujlol Ave
E Tbe
Cook Bros.co
Cheyennne
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