Wyoming Mineral Wealth Highlighted by State Geologist Jamison
State Geologist C. B. Jamison reports to Governor Carey on Wyoming rich in copper gold and asbestos with field surveys in Fremont Converse Carbon Natrona counties and mapped areas. He argues strong state surveys attract capital and industry and urges publicizing resources to elevate Wyoming’s mining prospects.
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Wyoming
Jamison
C. B. Jamison
Carey
Fremont County
Converse County
Carbon County
Natrona County
Albany
Albany County
Bear Lodge
Crook County
Centennial
Conant Creek
Sheridan
Uinta County
Buffalo
Johnson County
Laramie
Haln's Peak & Pacific Railway
Copper Mountain
Park
Big Horn
State Geological Survey
Geological Survey of
Union
Colorado
Utah
Rocky Mountain States
Montana
Tdaho
South Dakota
Kemp
United States
Ninth Cavalry Boosts Border Patrol Strength
The Ninth Cavalry plans to strengthen the Douglas to Naco border patrol amid reports of rebel activity led by Rodriguez in Capanea. The intensified arrangements aim to deter possible rebel incursions and prevent U S intervention.
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Douglas, Atiz
Ninth Cavalry
Douglas
Naco
Capanea
United States
Rodriguez
Colonel Onos Freed In Political Offense Case
Colonel Pascual Onos, father of a Mexican rebel leader, was released by United States Commissioner Edwards in San Antonio Texas on February 8. The charges were dismissed because the offenses were deemed political in nature.
New York Police to Be Shaken by Inquisitions
James Purcell testifies before the aldermanic committee detailing long running games of chance under police protection spanning nearly 17 years. Commissioner Waldo notes the story will be investigated in all ramifications as four precinct captains are questioned, including Patrick J. Gray related to Tammany leader Charles F. Murphy. Purcell withholds part of his tale for a grand jury appearance next week.
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New York
Charles Desks
Herman Rosenthal
Aldermanic Committee
James Purcell
Purcell
Waldo
Patrick J. Gray
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
T. F. Maude
Paterick Corcoran
Fred Martens
Dlemet
Tribune Praises Whitewashing Of Mr Hunter
A Wyoming Tribune editorial accuses the paper of whitewashing Frank C. Hunter speaker pro tem of the Eleventh legislature over the failed $6 bill. It questions the role of Sullivan of Big Horn county and the legitimacy of his investigative actions, critiquing the conference committee and urging caution in future official missteps. The piece mocks the Tribune for its stance and predicts further scrutiny of state officials.
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Wyoming Tribune
Frank C. Hunter
Senate
Sullivan
Secretary of State
House
Deming
Big Horn County
Sullivan of
Big Horn
Hunter
the Tribune
Rock Springs
Tribune
Cummins Pushes $100,000 for Hog Cholera Fight
Senator Cummins proposed an amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill calling for a comprehensive state and federal campaign to eliminate hog cholera. He urged a $100,000 appropriation to fund federal and state cooperation across activities in this long effort.
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Washington
Senator Cummins
Cummins
Lack of Water Causes 90000 Loss By Fire
In Cody the main building of the Cody Trading company burned last night causing an estimated loss of 90000 dollars. Firefighters struggled due to water supply stoppage from the Shoshon dam project. The two story structure and stock of groceries hardware and clothing were destroyed while adjacent buildings and vault remained unharmed. Company plans to resume business.
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Cody, Wye
Feb
Cody Trading Company
Shoshon
Law Requiring Foreign Life Co's to Invest Here
Wyoming legislators debate a bill by Rep. Rh G McGrew to require foreign life insurers to invest a portion of premiums received from Wyoming citizens in local securities and real estate loans. Proponents cite local benefits and existing Texas Robertson law concerns. opponents warn it could drive out conservative eastern companies.
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Rh. G. McGrew
Carbon County
Wyoming
Fhrat
Allies Victors in Attack on Turks at Scutari
In Montenegro the combined Montenegrin and Servian armies attacked Scutari, with King Nicholas directing. Allied artillery silenced Muselim hill, infantry stormed and bayoneted the Turks from the hill, capturing the position. Two Ottoman ships were sunk in Lake Scutari.
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Podgoritza
Montenegro
Scutari
Nicholas
Muselim Hill
Lake Scutari
Naval Demonstration by U S Warships in Central America
Washington reports say United States warships move toward Central America causing excitement in the region. Latin American ministers contact the State Department seeking reassurance. officials insist the action is precautionary amid reports of revolutionary activity and ordering the gunboat Tacoma to join four battleships.
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Washington
United States
Central
Ameria
Kwok
State Department
Wil Duerses
Tacoma
Beaton
Central America
New Bills Ordered for Treasury Notes
Secretary McVeigh ordered engraving of plates for the new $1 treasury notes. Production will take 18 months before circulation, and the notes will be only two thirds the size of the present currency.
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Washington
McVeigh
Treasury
Wisner and Meyeary Go to Jury in Mail Fraud Case
In New York, the Wisner case against A. L. Wisner and John Meyeary accuses them of using the mails to defraud through sale of worthy fess mining and obstacks. The matter went to the jury in federal court.
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New York
Wisner
A. L. Wisner
John Meyeary
Worthy Fess Mining
Grand Reception at Governor Carey Residence Honors Legislature
Gov. and Mrs. Joseph M. Carey hosted a grand evening at the executive mansion for lawmakers and their spouses. Attendees enjoyed a formal gathering with flowers, candlelit decor, a formal menu, and a refined music program featuring Miss Marie Buchanan and Mr. Louis J. Reilly.
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Joseph M. Carey
Charlie Carey
Susan Drady Cahill
Marie Buchanan
Louis J. Reilly
Reilly
General Edwards
Davis
Mialdor
Baker
Emily
Evelyn Jones
Mildred Sterning
Kathryn Teague
Mra
Carey
Prochaska
T. Am
Woodman
Henechbha A
Violla
Seremiade
Divine
Cadman Ib
Goes
Kong
Naciteley
Morn Leon
T. Viella
Orieg
Bigal
Viella
Nachee Mies
Viollaint
Lou A. Tielily
Susan Brady Cahill
Senate Backs Direct Election of U S Senators and Passes Bills
The Senate ratified the direct election amendment and approved multiple measures including new judicial districts, state farm funding, and amendments to statutes. The body also debated the anti pass bill, considered education and public libraries issues, and sent several bills to the governor for signature.
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Senate
House
United States
Carpenter
Sullivan
Beck
Taylor
Hadsell
Murray
Sweetwater County
W. C. Brock
Stone
Secretary of State
Jefferis
Kendrick
Bradbury
General Asylum Fund
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Belknap
H. B
van Winkle
Caine
Albany County
University of Wyoming
Anderson
Mary Stresner
J. R. J. Dlers
Klimter
Andrew Carbeou
Thorte Authortetue
Caworka Ho
Ron Kulley
Emiry U Alpet
Mandani
Bit
Cranney
Sullivan of
Albany
Tiene
Schmidt
Wertan
Niobrara
Caplee
HW. T
Bulediow Il
Pillen
John
Algbany
Carbo
Diere
Inauguration Day Training Aid Mentioned
A historical note describes an event where a beauty figure will demonstrate training value on inauguration day. It mentions care for reporters, medical anointing, and ambass and duty tasks.
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Washington
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Wilson
Mivg Truax
Becker
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Mr. Gates
Wyoming Industrial Institute
Sproul
Lander
Mr. White
Mr. McGrew
Winkle- Man
Habover
White
Snake River
Committee On Revenue
Asseshore
Kindler
Wendt
Gratin
Winkelman
State Board of Child and Nocimal Protection
Broughf
Metz
Committee On
Panama-Pacific International
H.R. TR
Brough
Grieve
Rhoeheont
Medirew
Liqjuer Teese
Unincorporated
Simi
H. J
Thorley
Therl Prey
State Superintendent of Instruction
Cirat
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