Warren Live Stock Co taxed on 501,988 sheep rise in assessment
State officials held an all day session with Senator F B Warren and county assessor John Thompson Jr to review the Warren Live Stock Company tax assessment. An official statement shows a large increase in sheep assessed in Wyoming and Colorado, totaling 50 988 head with value up to 370 028 dollars. The paper promises full details from McGill and Thompson on the increases across four counties in two states.
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John McGill
John Charles Thompson, Jr
Laramie County
F. B. Warren
Warren Live Stock Company
Wyoming
Colorado
Warren
Tribune
the Tribune
Warren Livy Stock Assess
Leader
Laramie
McGill
Thompson
Warren Livestock Company
Warren Live Stock Co
Anek Aea
Ee Ee Ee
Aide
Warren Live
Physician Murdered by Feudist in West Virginia Town
Dr Edwin O Thornhill a 35 year old prominent physician was shot and killed by Willis Hatfield son of Anse Hatfield after refusing to prescribe whiskey Hatfield is under guard for fear of lynching In Mobile Alabama a coroner s jury found Frederick Wasserlaben was slain by Mary T Godau his mother in law and recommended accomplice actions against Wasserlabens wife and brother in law William Green The inquest described the victim after death and subsequent events at a pond and burial site
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Charleston
W. Va
Edwin O. Thornhill
Willis Hatfield
Anse Hatfield
Hatfield
Mobile
Ala
Frederick Wasserlaben
Mary T. Godau
Wasserlabens
William Green
Bre Goday
Wasserlaben
Tig Pee
Judge Hook Opposed to Cent Fare Controversy
Washington reports say Oklahoma Corporation and Warehouse Commission and Nebraska Governor Aldrich protested to President Taft against Circuit Judge Hook possibly joining the Supreme Court. They cite his order blocking the two cent railroad rate law in Oklahoma.
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Washington, D. C
Oklahoma Corporation and Warehouse Commission
Aldrich
Nebraska
Taft
Circurt
Hook
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Motorman Foutick Faces Trouble After Car Seizure Incident
Motorman Foutick and Conductor Washburn survived a Sunday altercation with a drunken or crazy Mexican, Juan Fernando, who accused the streetcar line of trespass. Fernando struck Foutick, breaking the car’s front and injuring Washburn, who required treatment for a deep hand cut. Fernando was jailed on a disturbance charge as police investigated his condition.
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Foutick
Washburn
Juan Fernando
Fernando
25Th Street
Foutiek
Plaing Hotel
Boy's Slo Hit Wagon and Rider Killed in Crash
North Vancouver report says 12 year old Donald Smith died when his bob sled struck a delivery truck. Other boys on the sled were unhurt.
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North Vancouver
B. C
Donald Smith
Roosevelt to Run Again If He Is Called
Poughkeepsie January report quotes John Burroughs saying Theodore Roosevelt would run for president if the call is strong enough. Burroughs foresees a political turn toward Roosevelt, doubts a Democrat nomination would beat Wilson, and predicts broad effects from the McNamara brothers punishment on labor unions.
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Roosevelt
Poughkeepsie, N
Theodore Roosevelt
John Burroughs
Poughkeepsie
Burroughs
Wilson
Tutt
McNamara Brothers
Thie
Chinese Civil Disorder Sparks Hankow Clash
An army of 4 000 revolutionary troops attacked Hankow as imperial forces held the city amid ongoing fighting. Federal leaders welcome the hostilities, hoping to influence the national convention and the future Chinese government. In New York Chinatown celebrants cut queues and swapped sandals for shoes during the republics establishment events.
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New York
New Republic
Pekin
Hankow
Imperial Court
Shanghai
China
Republican Party
Iin
Chinees Republic
Chinatown
Joss House
Mott Street
Elec
San Yat Sen
Commercial Travelers to Ban Tipping Crusade Launched
New York January 61 A New Year resolution by a thousand members of the Commercial Travelers National League aims to end tipping for hotel staff barbers train porters and related service workers. President P. Dowe says the crusade will be carried to a finish.
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New York
Commercial Travelers
National League
P. &. Dowe
Wabash Train Derailed at St Peters Station
Wabash passenger train No. 1 bound for St Louis derailed late tonight at St Peters Missouri. Several people injured and the depot completely demolished according to initial reports.
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St. Louis
St Louis
St. Peters
Hammond Pardoned After Penitentiary Escape
Nathan Hurst once housed at Huntaville Texas penitentiary is pardoned by the Texas Governor as William B Hammond. Convicted of home theft years earlier, he married twice and raised a family in Texas while engaging in business and politics. He kept his past hidden from family until the pardon.
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Joseph
Huntaville
Texas
Nathan Hurst
William B. Hammond
Second Confession in Nationwide Dynamite Conspiracy
Eugene A Clancy labor leader of San Francisco allegedly admitted involvement in California dynamiting and implicated several labor leaders. The confession reportedly aided indictments in Los Angeles and Indianapolis with more expected, detailing meetings with J B McNamara Ortlie McManigal and others connected to planned blasts.
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Eugene A. Clancy
San Francisco
California
Los Angeles
Cal
Clancy
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Mrute
Pacific Coast
J. J. McNamara
Indianapolis
Federal Grand
Olaf Tveitmoe
Anton Johannsen
W. Munsey
Clamby
Low Angeles
McNamara
Federal
Oscar Lawler
J. B. McNamara
Seattle
J. J
Ortie McMantgal
Llewellyn Ironworks
Lyceum
Clansy
Calif
Job Hartiman
Olaf A. Tvehmoe
Anton Johannson
J. E. Munsey
Salt Lake City
La Follette Speaks in Michigan on Progressive Reform
In Bay City Sen Robert N La Follette urged the progressive movement to back direct nomination of officers direct election of U S Senators and the initiative refer end recall He did not address his presidential candidacy Taft or Roosevelt. In Columbus an Ohio progressive conference failed to endorse him as a presidential nominee noting changes ahead.
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Bay City
Mich
Robert N. la Follette
National Guard Armory
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
la Follette
Columbus
Ohio
Massachusetts Democrats Endorse Foss for President Nomination
At the Democratic state committee meeting in Boston Governor Eugene N Foss was endorsed for the party’s presidential nomination. In Orville California a jury reached a manslaughter verdict against Arthur Lewis for the killing of his 12 year old step niece Helen Rumbull. The jury had been deliberating since Saturday morning.
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Boston
Mass
Democratic State Committee
Eugene N. Foss
United States
Orville
Calif
Arthur Lewis
Helen Rumbull
Tournament of Roses Parade Draws Thousands in Pasadena
Pasadena residents thronged the streets for miles as the twenty third annual Tournament of Roses was reviewed today. Transcontinental aviator P Rodgers participated in the parade with his airplane.
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Pasadena
Calif
P. Rodgers
New York Man To Undergo Delicate Kidney Operation
W E Stokes, New York millionaire and owner of Patchen Wilkes breeding farm, is to have left kidney removed as a last resort to save his life. Doctors weigh transplant possibilities and twin organ function. Meanwhile, Stokes plans February sale of most yearlings at the farm in Lexington, Kentucky.
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New York
W. BE. D. Stokes
Stoke
Bis
Lexlogwon
Jan J.W. E. Stokes
Puiheon Wilke
Ile Farm
Vavetion
Mr. Stokes Iny
America
Protection Demanded by the Jews in Britain
Anglo-Jewish leaders plan a memorandum to Britain's Foreign Office urging Russia to extend to Jews with English passports the same travel protections the United States demands for Jews and Gentiles. The move aims to ease Russia’s restrictions on British Jewish travelers amid ongoing advocacy by Jewish bodies working to safeguard Jews abroad and at home.
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London
Great Britain
Lonthe
United States
Russia
Foreign Office
Aiia
Jewish Board of Deputes
Parl
Hoga Jeowe
Roe Ogo
Welcoming 1912 Sparks Townwide Cheer in Cheyenne
Cheyenne begins 1912 with optimistic outlook and strong urban growth as residents celebrate the new year. Revelry includes early midnight gatherings, bells, whistles, and street noise, while churches host watch services and prayers to usher in the year.
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Cheyenne
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