Union Pacific Mineral Reservations and Tax Claims
The Union Pacific Railroad claims rights only to coal and iron minerals, excluding oil and other minerals. The piece argues the company has no interest in land lacking coal or iron, suggesting it should release such lands or pay taxes if it maintains a cloud on title for nominal sums. It cites wide acreage in Southern Laramie County and the Tar amie Plains hampered by this reservation.
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Union Pacific Railroads Company
Coal
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific Railroad
Lanmis County
Taramie Plains
Lhany County
Tallway Company
Vulon Pacific Railway
Wyoming Labor Journal Calls The Tribune Down
The Wyoming Labor Journal condemns the AFL head Samuel Gompers for prejudging the McNamara case and defending the brothers until confessions prompted a trust in editorial judgment. It argues the Tribune erred and warned that such framing misleads the public and threatens American institutions.
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Wyoming Labor Journal
THE
Tribune
American Federation of Labor
McNowra
Wromiay Labor Journal
Pam
Wyoming Tribune
Gomper
McNamara
Naleek
Marala
McNamara Case Sparks Debate Over Extradition Framing
The article argues that John J McNamara and his brother faced scandalous extradition from Indiana and questions the fairness of the Tribune's handling. It contrasts presumed innocence with the evidence against the McNamara brothers and defends labor leader Gompers's right to assume innocence.
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Amaras
John J
McNamaras
John J. McNamara
Indiana
Gompers
Tribune
Tax Dodgers and Grafters in Public Office
A Denver Republican editorial reprints arguments distinguishing tax dodging from graft in officials. It condemns evasion as perjury, ingratitude, and a drain on state finances, noting small property owners’ grievances when the wealthy dodge taxes through fraud or assessor favoritism.
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Laramie
Denver
Thugs Posing as Strikers Spark Cheyenne Disturbances
A Cheyenne committee of strikers denounces alleged thugs posing as strikers who commit assaults in the name of the union. They praise peaceful conduct by real strikers and urge city authorities to enforce order to protect citizens as talks with the railway proceed.
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Cheyenne
Eiy
Union Pacific
Canadian Farmer's Mistake and Grain Losses
The Toronto Globe reports Canadian Northwest farmers have already lost 12 million dollars on grain due to reciprocity failure. American farmers missed hard competition and potential gains in wheat prices, while consumers would have paid the same, with the difference enriching middlemen and sellers.
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Toronto Globe
Canadian Northwest
Canada
Missing sheep value dispute reaches Colorado Wyoming line
U.S. Senator Warren told Laramie County officials that about forty thousand of his sheep were assessed in Colorado. He claimed to Colorado authorities the flock was assessed in Wyoming beforehand. A letter from John McGill dated Feb 16 is cited.
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Enator Warren
Laramie County
Colorado
Wyoming
John McUill
London Suffragettes and Leap Year Dispatches
A satire notes London suffragettes proposing ideas during a leap year. The dispatches joke about a young girl swayed by lovers and mention Chicago widowers and a surgical operation. It ridicules figures like Uncle Samuel and Carnegie, and cites a growing steel output while lampooning political events and holidays.
Wool Tariff Critique and Cooperative Solution Proposal
A writer argues the wool tariff harms producers by enabling Atlantic coast manufacturers to control prices. He cites Patterson and Reed speeches, urging wool growers to form cooperatives to process their wool domestically and curb tariff-driven price extortion.
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Rocky Mountain News
Atlantic
Congress
Thomas M. Patterson
Pueblo
Colo
Atlantic Coast
Tom Reed
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Atlantic States
Europe
Ft Russell Reveille Eleventh Infantry Notes
Military reports from Ft Russell detail reassignments and discharges. Capt Lawrence moves from tenth to eleventh Infantry to command Us M, while Corporal Ora Tudor is discharged as a New Year’s gift. Several privates transfer, sail, or return from furlough, and school for enlisted men resumes after holidays.
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Eleventh Infantry
Lawrence
Tenth Infantry
Panama
Eleventh
Wil
Ora Tudor
Berk
Ohio
Hudson
Company M
Tennessee
Delmas Miles
Company C
Hazaard
Kesex
Missouri
Russell
Milford
Tls
New Cavalier Weekly to Debut From Munsey Press
Frank Munsey unveils a weekly Cavalier magazine succeeding the monthly Cavalier. The 199 page format mimics the monthly with a new weekly serial each week and 800 short stories projected for the year. Features include Louis Joseph Vance novelty serials and a baseball article by Jes H. Van Loan. State Leader Want Ads invite reader participation.
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Frank Munsey
Magasine
Id Magasine Publishing
Louis Joseph Vance
Vance
Cavalier
Jes H. van Loan
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New York
M. C. Watson
Chicago
A. W. Allen
Union Pacific Mineral Reservations
London
Tife
Millosaka
Ti le
Uncle Samuel
Andrew Carnegie
Root
San Diego
U. S
Ft. Russell
Reveille
Hutter
Sam
Dealing
Claque
Mesers
Mer
Fields
Bitowski
Jenngs
Ninth Cavalry
Pettle
Wtilisms and
Harris
Sergi Pettle
Lazenbey
Twenty-Fifth Infantry
9Th Cavalry
Lee
Mist Lnational Bank
Cheyenne, Wyc
Logan
Cheyenne Transfer CO
Rock Springs
W. 16Th St
Sieck Growers National Bank
Bercerson
Eddy ST
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