Union Pacific Mineral Reservations Question Tax Payments
The Union Pacific Railroad claims only coal and iron minerals exist in its leases. It argues oil and other minerals were never acquired, so it has no interest in lands lacking coal or iron. The piece urges the company to release claims or pay taxes only on real holdings, criticizing the clouded titles imposed on settlers in Southern Lassen and Taramie plains regions.
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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 Attacks Tribune Over McNamara Case
The Wyoming Labor Journal condemns the Tribune for rushing to defend the McNamara brothers and misjudging the case. It argues AFL leader Gomper prejudged the matter, stirring public opinion and risking editorial sloppiness before confessions were confirmed.
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American Federation of Labor
McNowra
Wromiay Labor Journal
Tribune
Pam
Wyoming Tribune
Gomper
McNamara
Naleek
Marala
McNamara case framed by extradition and Tribune critique
The text argues John J. McNamara’s arrest was unlawful and a frame-up citing Indiana extradition and contrasts with Judge Gompers’s presumed innocence. It questions Tribune’s judgment if a friend of the paper were charged and later confessed, urging fairness in reporting.
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Amaras
John J
McNamaras
John J. McNamara
Indiana
Gompers
Tribune
Tax Dodgers and Grafters in Public Office
A Denver Republic an reprint condemns tax dodging as graft, arguing it harms the state more than petty grafting and reflects ingratitude toward the protections of government. It calls for accountability of officials who evade their tax duties and cites resentment among small property owners toward fraud and assessor favoritism.
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Laramie
Denver
Thugs Impersonating Strikers Spark Local Concern
A Cheyenne committee of strikers denounces impostor thugs mixing with striking workers disrupting rail service. They argue press reports unjustly blame all strikers for assaults while praising peaceful conduct. Authorities urged to enforce order to protect peaceful citizens amid Union Pacific disputes.
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Cheyenne
Eiy
Union Pacific
Canadian Farmer's Mistake in Grain Losses Highlighted
The Toronto Globe reports Canadian Northwest farmers lost 12 million dollars in grain value due to reciprocity failure. It argues American farmers avoided competition and would have faced higher wheat prices and cheaper live stock if reciprocity had passed, with consumers paying unchanged prices and profits accruing to middlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Globe
Canadian Northwest
Canada
Wyoming Officials Clash Over Missing Sheep Assessment
Senator Warren told Laramie County commissioners about about forty thousand missing sheep allegedly assessed in Colorado. He claimed Colorado records show the sheep were assigned to Wyoming and cited John McGill's letter of February 16 as supporting evidence.
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Enator Warren
Laramie County
Colorado
Wyoming
John McUill
London Suffragettes Propose Leap Year Quips in Dispatches
A pithy dispatch mix notes suffragettes in London proposing bold ideas during a leap year. It mentions a young London girl, life costs, and an ironic take on public figures from businessmen to senators as Congress rests, with jokes about elections and exhibitions.
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London
Tife
Wool tariff impact foreshadowed in Roosevelt campaign notes
A writer to the Rocky Mountain News argued that high wool tariffs would let Atlantic Coast manufacturers control prices. He urged wool growers to form cooperatives to counter tariff effects, citing speeches by Thomas M. Patterson and Tom Reed on tariffs and labor costs.
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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 and Transfers
Military notes detail Capt Lawrence reassigned from Panama to command Us M and return of former company leader. Corporal Ora Tudor discharged as a New Year's gift. Pvt Hudson returns home to Tennessee after three years. Pvt Delmas Miles left for Missouri with Hazard. Lt Russell back from Milford after holiday leave. Signal Corp updates include Schofield returning from furlough. Horm transferred to Company D at Fort Leavenworth. New Year’s Eve party hosted by Drum Major Hutter with guests listed. Ninth Cavalry notes cover Pettle and Harris leaving for horse show and Lazenbey transferring to the Fifth Band. Ninth Cavalry band expanding to forty. Lee to wear corporal chevrons.
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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
Ninth Cavalry
Pettle
Wtilisms and
Harris
Sergi Pettle
Denver
Lazenbey
Twenty-Fifth Infantry
9Th Cavalry
Lee
A Brand New Idea In Magazine Publishing Cavalier weekly debuts
Frank Munsey unveils the Cavalier weekly replacing its monthly edition. The 199 page standard magazine format will publish a new weekly serial story each issue and 8 to 900 short tales. Louis Joseph Vance leads with Destroying Angel and Jes H. Van Loan contributes baseball notes. State Leader Want Ads promise bowl results.
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Frank Munsey
Magasine
Id Magasine Publishing
Louis Joseph Vance
Vance
Cavalier
Jes H. van Loan
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M. C. Watson
Chicago
A. W. Allen
Union Pacific Mineral Reservations
Wyoming Labor Journal
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Millosaka
Ti le
Uncle Samuel
Andrew Carnegie
Root
San Diego
U. S
Ft. Russell
Reveille
Hutter
Sam
Dealing
Claque
Mesers
Mer
Fields
Bitowski
Jenngs
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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