Reactionary Wyoming Legislature Under Warrenism Critique
A scathing critique of the Twelfth Wyoming Legislature denouncing its reactionary, pro-corporate majority led by Warren supporters. It accuses lawmakers of illegal tactics, violence in the house, railway and immigration bill defeats, and backing railroads for favors while delaying development.
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Howses
Warren
East
W. J. Pratt
Washington
Francis E. Warren
House
United States
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
The Poet of the Sierras and the Western Romance
A reminiscent sketch surveys Joaquin Miller and era figures like Bryon, Twain, and others, noting Miller’s poem Songs of the Sierras and his fame from romantic westward life, with reflections on law, liberty, and public rule and hints at Taft’s persona in later years.
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Joaquin Miller
Walt Whittian
Sierras
Mark Twain
Miller
Cress Messenger
Byronte Gandy
London
Walker Olibneter
Oregon
The
Cousin Wil's Danger in a Philadelphia Address
A Philadelphia audience hears a speaker describe Cousin Wil as a dangerous figure who may threaten fundamental principles and warns against any surrender of those cornerstones. The remarks frame a critique of political leadership and caution against compromising core values.
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Philadelphia
Hand Laceration Ends Work for Frank Redburn
Frank Redburn sustained a severe laceration to his left hand while using a saw at the Belcher Aibekesnith shop in WIHIEATLAND Wyoming. Three fingers were cut to the bone. Dr. Ridgon treated the wound and warned of a permanent injury keeping him from work for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wihieatland
Wyo
Frank Redburn
Belcher Aibekesnith
Rigdon
Redburn
Just Jottings and Whispers of the Era
A collection of quick notes on political antics in the New Mexico legislature the Hague suffragists and a reference to Speaker Baca amid arrest talk. The column mentions Alexican extraction and likens some lawmakers to a Burlington tower clock. It notes an American swimmer abroad and a Balkan war lull before a referenced wrestling match. Rumor hints Taft may intervene with Madero or send Commander Hughes over a naval refuge dispute.
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Baca
New Mexico
Haca
Taft
Madero
Charles F. Hughes
Diaz
Navy
Mine accident damages suit filed in Newcastle
A $25,000 damage suit was filed in district court before Judge Parmelee on a change of venue from Weston county. Robert H. Brown versus the Cambria Fuel Company seeks damages for injuries received in the mines on June 17, 1911. Attorneys Centerline and La Flelche represent the plaintiffs, Camplin and O'Marr for the defendant.
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Newcastle
Wyo
District Court
Parmelee
Weston County
Robert H.brown
Cambria Fuel Company
Centerline and
la Flelche
Camplin
O'Marr
Rivers Stops Knockout Brown In Tenth Round
Joe Rivers of Los Angeles knocked out KnocKout Brown of New York in the tenth round of a scheduled twenty round lightweight bout in Los Angeles. It was Brown's first kayo loss.
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Los Angeles
Joe Rivers
Brown
New York
Church Notes at Nineteenth and Warren Avenue
Public worship at 11 a.m. with sermon titled Giving Christ the Pre-eminence. Sunday school 12:15 p.m. at the main church and 3:15 p.m. at Park Addition. Evening service 7:30 p.m. led by the pastor with choir music. Wednesday Juniors meet 4 p.m. and a proper meeting at 7:50 p.m. All welcome. Pastor George Van Winkle.
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Nineteenth and
Warren Avenue
Park Addition
All Welcome
George van Winkle
First Presbyterian Church Services and Schedule Noted
The First Presbyterian church near the post office lists a morning worship at 11 with the sermon The Eternal City and an evening service at 7 30 plus Sunday school at 9 45 for all ages and a Young People meeting at 6 30 on Medical Missions led by Miss Mabel Knight. The West Side Chapel also offers Sunday school and midweek Bible study with Pastor Leon Hills.
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First Presbyterian Church
Paastor
Carey Avenue
Mabel Knight
Ap. m
West Side Chapel
Leon, Hills
Memorial in memory of the children of Lieutenant and Mrs Tomkins
Corner Nineteenth and Central avenue hosts Third Sunday in Lent with a 7:30 pm service and an address. Morning 11 am features a memorial blessing for the children of Lieutenant and Mrs Tomkins. A 10:40 am parish march precedes the 11 am children's service with no Sunday school. A stereopticon lecture on the life of Christ with Tissot pictures closes the day.
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Tomkins
Christ
Tissot
Dean Davidson
East Seventeenth Street
Dania Church Schedule With Pastor Candidate Visit
The Dania church calendar lists a Bible class at 10 a m led by a pastor in the church auditorium, a morning service at 11 a m by Rev. D F Robertson, a 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor meeting led by Catherine Chaplin on Mission Work at home and abroad, and 7 20 p m evening services by Dr Robertson who is visiting from Cresco Ia as pastor candidate. Members are urged to attend both the meeting and the regular monthly gathering.
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Dania
Olass
D A
D. FP. Robertaon
Christian Rodenvor Menling
Mian
Catherine Chaplin
D. F. Robertson
Robertson
Cresco
Church Services Schedule With Sermon Topics
The program lists 10 a m Sunday School and 9 30 a m Young People Bible class. 11 a m preaching by the pastor on One Life and Ite Profit. 12 15 p m class meeting. 6 20 p m Epworth League. 7 30 p m preaching on Rejected Counsel and Its Penalty. Pastor W M Nelson extends a cordial invitation.
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Epworth League
W. M. Nelson
Allen Chapel A M E Church Quarterly Meeting Schedule
Allen Chapel A M E Church at Eighteenth and Thames hosts a quarterly meeting with Rev. A M Ward preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m and administering the sacrament. Class at noon Sunday school 12 m 6 30 p m Allen Endeavor 6 30 p m. quarterly conference Monday 8 p m prayer meeting Friday p m W M society in church parlors public invited James Washington pastor
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A. M. Ward
Allen Endeavor
P. m
W. M. Society
James Washington
Mass schedule at Twenty first street and Capitol avenue
Mass times listed for the location include 6 and 8 a m with a 10 20 am service and sermon followed by a vesper service at 4 pm.
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Twenty-first Street
Capitol Avenue
Corner Services at Corner Twentieth and House
Sunday schedule lists 9:20 a m Sunday school and 10:30 a m morning service at the Corner Twentieth and House church location.
Church Services Schedule With Weekly Gatherings
A church announces a lively schedule with a Sunday morning service at 11 a.m. and a second Sunday each month at 7:30 p.m. on Twenty-sixth Street and Carey Avenue. Morning service at 11 a.m. features a Mind topic for the Sunday school at 10 a.m. A testimonial meeting is held Wednesdays at 8 p.m. Readings room in Annex open daily 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. except Sundays. Public invited.
Holiness Meeting and Salvation Rally Schedule
A church notices a series of meetings: 11 a.m. holiness service, 2 p.m. Sunday school, 6 p.m. prayer meeting, and 1 p.m. salvation rally in W. Austin. An enrollment of soldiers will take place at the rally. All welcome, signed by Captain Albert E. Chesham.
Apostolic Faith Mission Schedules Sunday Services
The Apostolic Faith Mission at 602 West Eighteenth Street announces Sunday services at 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m and daily services each evening except Monday and Friday All are invited to attend.
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Apostolic Faith Mission
West Eighteenth Street
Thames Street church schedule listing services and meetings
Between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets on Thames Street Sunday 10 45 a m services and prayer meeting 11 a m preaching 6 30 p m B Y P U Wednesday 8 p m prayer meet Friday 8 p m Woman s Mission Circle Literary society every Tuesday evening You are welcome to all these meetings James A Wright Pastor The State Leader is the want ad medium of Wyoming Try it.
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Nineteenth
Thames Street
The
Woman's Mission Circle
Literary Society
James A. Wright
Wyoming
Movement for a Separate Women’s Prison in Illinois
Chicago Feb 22 members of the Illinois Woman’s Democrat league push a proposal for a separate women’s penitentiary governed entirely by women. A three woman board would control the institution with women serving as guards attendants and staff.
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Chicago
Illinois Woman's Democrat, League
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Salvation Army
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F. O B
Detroit
Dildine Garage Co
Rtudebaker
Woman's Prison
West Side Coal & Junk Yard
17Th St
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Sam Broncha
Eddy Street
H. P. Case Tractios
Chugwater
Swan Land & Cattle CO
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