Discovery of Rich Gold Vein Reported in Bear Lodge District
Sundance reports a vein of gold on the Copper Prince property by Alfred Noble with free gold visible in rock samples. Experts claim ore could run thousands of dollars per ton though no official report has yet been issued. In other notes a wagon accident near Shell Creek injures several youths, and plans are announced to extend the Laramie Plains road into North Park coal fields with construction starting soon.
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Sundance
Sundance Citisons
Eertion
Bear Lodge
Copper Prince
Alfred Nobe
Hadgeonka
Laramie
Fred A. Miller
Laramie Plains
Redcon
North Park
Northern
Colorado
Fox Rk
Electric light project awarded in Rock Springs
A contract to install street electric light fixtures in Rock Springs was awarded to Patrick Electric of Laramie for 5000 dollars improving the town’s lighting system. In Laramie an announcement says Union Pacific will build a large new round house and move passenger engines to this point within sixty days.
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Rock Springs
Patrick Electric Company
Laramie
Towen
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Tragic Bedtime Death In Laramie
Mrs Frederick Pileer of Laramie tended to her fourteen month old son when he suffocated after the covers were drawn over his head. Authorities believe the child died from asphyxia in an accident during a motherly care routine.
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Laramie
Jan
Frederick Pileer
Sheep Die After Arsenic Palating on Range Dusting Wyoming
State chemist reports that several sheep died mysteriously on the Awan Land and Cattle Company ranch from arsenic palating due to grazing over range where arsenic has risen from the earth.
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Laramie
Jan
Awan Land & Cattle Company
Snow depths and heavy snowfall reach into hills
J W Augspurger reports from Saratoga that snow is packed three feet deep in the hills and more heavy snow was falling as he left the mountains for town. Collier's White Lead is mentioned at Sherman.
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Saratoga
J. W. Augspurger
Collier
Sherman
Flying Sparks Cause Heavy Fire Damage in Oklahoma City
A fire in the wholesale district of Oklahoma City caused an estimated $110,000 loss after sparks from a chimney ignited flames. Water access was hindered by ice in hydrants, and the blaze was discovered as the temperature stood 2 below zero.
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Omnimhoma
City
Okla
Diapepsia Promises Quick Relief For Stomach Trouble
A 10 cent bottle of Ayer or similar digestive aid is advertised to quickly digest heavy meals. The copy claims relief from sour stomach heartburn belching and nausea and promises cure within minutes with daily use to keep stomach liver and intestines clean. It touts universal family use and emphasizes harmlessness and low cost.
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Pape
Jersey cow added to Central Park educational exhibit
New York officials announce a Jersey cow will join the Central Park displays as an educational exhibit for city children. The park commission notes thousands of public school pupils have never seen a cow and lack knowledge about milk sources. The exhibit will include other livestock for inspection.
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New York
Jan. d
Central Park
New York City
The
Park Commission
Public Safety Push Urges Rail Safety Advances In States
Chicago reports call for stronger state railroad commissions to curb railway and industrial waste and enhance safety. Interstate Commerce Commission notes rise in passenger deaths from 121 in 1909 to 227 in 1910, and total railroad deaths up to 3,868. New York upstate panel to meet January 19 to discuss interurban safety. Indiana and Wisconsin already scrutinize safety devices. lawmakers urged to empower commissions to force proper equipment and signals.
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Chicago
Ife
Ita
League For Public Safety
Porallele
League
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York State
Upstate Public Service Commission
Indiana
Railroad Commission
Wisels
H- Lilnels Commission
Morganizing of Industries Jars Chicago
The article notes a rise in New Year dividends among western represented firms now shifted eastward under finance power. It highlights United States Steel led by a Chicago figure with strong earnings and a high margin, while International Harvester and Arm & Company show varied profitability and growing consolidation of western industry under eastern finance.
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Chicago
Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
Cary
International Harvestage Company
Western Harvester
Arm & Company
Swift @ Company
Lurie
Elope in Furnished Rooms Promised in Classified Note
A terse classified fragment promises a bent two furnished rooms and elopement in the B14 B area. Details are unreadable. readers are urged to check the page for full context and any nearby notices.
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Bent
Eaton Basketball Dance After Game Plans
A local event announces a dance after Friday's Eaton business men basketball game. A. C. will train players Friday, January 6, with plans for halftime and postgame activities.
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Eaton Business Men
A. C
Alabama contract labor law struck down by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled Alabama's contract labor law unconstitutional. The statute made it evidence of fraud if a laborer quit before repaying money advanced under the contract. The decision centers on the legality of deterring supposed defrauding through advance payments.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
All Shot to Pieces and Renewed Vitality Tale
Mrs. George N. Daly, once described as shot to pieces by a weak stomach and neurasthenia, reportedly recovered through La Fave life remedies after doctors had given up. A newspaper visit confirmed her improved health and comfort, crediting La Fave, a noted scientist and philosopher, with providing medicines at The Palace drug store and other druggists.
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George N. Daly
la Fave
Middle West
Train Looted by Five Outlaws in Porters Murder Rampage
In an Overland Limited train at Sherman, five outlaws attacked a Pullman car. A Black porter died and another wounded after a slave era racial motive. A passenger lost $1,100. a woman was struck in the chest, and two others assaulted as robbers searched only three of twenty seven passengers.
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Tmancock
Bad Jake Noble Captured After Jackson Killing
Breathitt county figure known as Bad Jake Noble was reported captured today in Williamson West Virginia for the killing of Jallor Wenley Turner during election night in Jackson. The arrest ends a manhunt spanning Kentucky and West Virginia.
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Jake Noble
Lexington
Jake" Noble
Breathitt County
Jallor
Wenley Turner
Jackson
Williamson
W. Va
Blues Initiation At Kiks Home Tonight
Weather report notes fair forecast for Wednesday and Thursday with a 24 hour local data window ending 6 p.m. January 3 1911. Maximum 29 degrees minimum six degrees below, no precipitation. W S Palmer section director.
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W. S. Palmer
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B. H. Bagr
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