Deranged Wyoming man flees with family after siege
A. Walker in Pinedale threatened family with a shotgun and tore up the cabin before vanishing. Neighbors later found broken guns and a possible suicide attempt near a creek bank. the Walker family, recent Nebraska settlers, remains missing. The case unsettles local residents as officials have yet to locate him.
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Pinedale
Walker
Stpal
Walter
Nebraska
Himsel
Piney
Cottonwood
Daniel
Alex
New Long Wall Mining System Adopted at Reliance No 3
Rock Springs January 4. The Reliance No 3 coal mine will be worked by a new long wall method. A single large room is mined with no pillars. cave-ins reset the face after each section. George Smith, experienced in Scotland, will supervise the opening as miners test the five foot seam.
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Rock Springs
Reliance
Wyoming
George Smith
Scotland
Indians Suffer as Cold and Snow Strain Wind River
January reports describe harsh winter on Wind River reservation with Shoshone and Arapaho hardship. Some work at $2.50 daily, aid from Sioux and St Stevens mission helps, Pine Ridge Sioux raise a $220 purse for the needy brothers.
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Lanier
Wind River Reservation
Arragon Bridge
Blis Wind River
Indian Council
Brule Agency
St Stevens
Pine Ridge Acent
WANTED: Badly Wounded Sheridan Suspect Ralich
Sheriff seeks Louis Ralich a former Montenegrin miner of New Rome for allegedly firing four shots at Rado Jurich near a coal mining camp last Wednesday night Jurich fled to Sheridan Friday a criminal warrant issued by Judge T J Foster charges him with attempted assault with intent to do great bodily harm.
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Sheridan
Louis Ralich
New Rome
Rado Jurich
Ra- Nich
Jurich
T. J. Foster
Ralich
Pawttic Fork Express Ships 90 000 Tons This Season
The Pawttic Fork Express reports shipments of 90 000 tons of ore from the vicinity this season. Most goes to Eastern points with 30 blue cars sent to Nebraska and Kansas today, 15 to Nebraska, and 24 to the Kansas division. A leadership claim noted at three times a cent.
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Pacific Company
Prom Lee Fields
Laramo
Laremie
Jun
Pawttic Frok Express Company
Nebraska
Kansas
Narrow Escape for Sheridan Editor and Wife
Sheridan Wyoming January 4 M H L Camplin city editor of the Daily Enterprise and his wife narrowly escaped death when a kitchen range exploded, demolishing the kitchen. Cast iron fragments shattered windows and perforated the ceiling while other occupants hid in an adjoining room and escaped unharmed. Water pipes froze and steam backing up after the fire started caused the blast.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Man Wanted in Laramie Arrested in Oregon
Sheriff Frazer reports the arrest in Roseburg Oregon of Frank Corlah an alleged Laramie area robber linked to mortgaged property charges. He fled after selling stolen horses tied to a local bank and was identified by horse equipment stamps. The case seeks extradition or additional charges locally.
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Laramie
Frazer
Roseburg
Ore
Frank Corlah
Targets
Coziah
Centennial Valley
First National Bank
W. H. Holliday Company
Births and deaths amid Sheridan county year 1911
Sheridan county records show 145 births and 400 deaths in 1911. Mrs Emma L O Neil dies at her son's home in Sheridan. Sterzbach of Laramie operated on for brain base. Five weddings mark the New Year: Wentz and Thomas, Parker and Clem ents, Mount and Pate, Warner and Pate, Tall and Irwin. Deputy William Tripeny marries Edith Holmes in Ohio. Tax collector notes 0 percent of 911 taxes collected.
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Sheridan County
Emma L. O'Neil
Sheridan
WI Sterzbach
Laramie
Cecil Wentz
Mabel Thomas
Walter S. Parker
Suiss Velma Clements
Ward O. Mount
Mae M. Pate
Henry W. Warriner
Florence Pate
Fred Tall
Myrtle Irwin
Depouty
William Tripeny
Casper
Natrona County
Edith Holmes
Ohio
Brida
Wyoming
Rhoridan County
Old Timer Dead at Rawlins Engineer W McKinney
An elderly engineer known as W. McKinney died today in Rawlins. A veteran of American railroading he started at McQueen Locomotive Works New York and later ran on the New York Central Canada lines. He moved west to the Lodiing and Northern then the Hockleland road in the fifties and spent thirty five years with the U P.
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Rawlins
Jam
W. McKinney
McQueen Locomotive Works
New York
Canada
New York Central
Etraptron
Lodiing & Northern
Hockleland Road
U. P
Budget turmoil hits state fair board in upheaval
Resignations by Luther Freeman Secretary McWhinnie Otto Bolin and M J Johnson will deplete state fair commissioners leaving only Russell Thorpe with experience. Governor Carey has not filled vacancies, no budget info on upcoming appointments. Members face costs around $100 yearly and significant time away from private business.
Denver Stock Show Promises Largest Ever Display
Denver hosts the National Western Stock Show January 15 20 with a strong program. A detachment from Fort D A Russell Cavalry will perform drills and stunts. Fort Collins horses will showcase carriage horse progress. University of Wyoming exhibits wool and many sheep breeds. Two daily programs at the show and special Colorado & Southern Railway rates are offered.
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Denver
Sth Cavalry
Fort D. A. Russell
United States
Fort Collins
University of Wyoming
Chicago
New York
Colorado & Southern Railway
Colorado & Southera
Card of Thanks for a Daughter and Family
The undersigned extend heartfelt thanks to friends who helped during the death of their beloved daughter Pualing Jerpe Me and Mee, Gosteve Jerpe. Gratitude for kind words, support, and acts of sympathy during this ordeal.
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Pualing Jerpe
Gosteve
Tax Clash Over Coal Output Tax Basis
Tax Commissioner McGill moves to campaign against state coal companies by compiling state wide production data. He argues for gross output taxation while operators contend only net output should be taxed.
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McGill
MacGill
State Board of Pardons Deliberates at Capitol
The state Board of Pardons sits at the capitol this week hearing many cases including soldiers seeking pardons or paroles. Chaplain Stull appeared before the board yesterday on their behalf.
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State Board of Pardons
State Capitol
Stul
Governor Carey names JF Freeburgh notary for four years
Governor Carey signed the commission of JF Freeburgh of Lander as a notary public. The appointment allows him to practice in his community for four years.
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Carey
JF. D. Freeburgh
Lander
State Bank Examiner Reports Wyoming Bank Conditions 1911
State Bank Examiner Newlin issues an abstract of the 1911 condition of Wyoming banks including private, savings and trust companies. Wyoming has 64 state, savings and trust banks with 57 private institutions. Total assets amount to $8,487,768.23 with capital stock $1,267,000 and deposits $5,941,095.23, nearly double the four Cheyenne banks combined.
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State Bank Examiner
Newlin
Wyoming
State, Savings and Trust Company
Death of Louis Potter Deputy State Veterinarian
Louis Potter a deputy state veterinarian died during a short visit with relatives and friends at Douglas He formerly lived in Douglas before moving to Cheyenne to serve the state and died after returning to the area
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Louis Potter
Douglas
Potter
Cheyenne
State sheep board to send Inspector to Red Desert ranges
Secretary H. S. Eakins of the state sheep board plans to dispatch a deputy inspector to the Red Desert region in the western state to examine winter sheep ranges. Reportedly up to one million sheep there may suffer lip and leg disease. inspector to verify the claim and prepare a full report.
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H. S. Eakins
State Sheep Board
Red Desert
Attorneys from Rawlins Evanston and Encampment visit capitol
Among yesterday's capitol visitors were lawyer A. J. Roister of Rawlins and P. W. Spaulding of Evanston, along with A. Crawford of Evanston and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spafford of Encampment.
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State Capitol
A. J. Roister
Rawlins
P. W. Spaulding
Evanston
A. Crawford
Frank Spafford
State Board Completes Routine Business at Capitol
The State Board of Medical Examiners convened at the state capitol for two days and finished a large volume of routine business with minor changes in payment methods.
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State Board of Medical Exaaminers
Sowaton
State Capitol
State Tax Commissioner Returns After Visit
State Tax Commissioner John Mc Gille resumes work in the expirnt building after an extended official visit to the western part of the state with his family. He expects to depart again in a short time.
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John McGille
Ehont Viell
Lerkske
Kedmen Danch at Pratrian.
Al Hall and Jan are named in a fragment about an event dated January 6 with unclear details. The text is incomplete but suggests a local incident or notice involving these individuals and a location named Pratrian.
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Kedmen Danch
Pratrien
Hall
Jan
Close Friend of M Namara 10 Testify
Indianapolis Jan 4 detectives hiding Eckhoff of Cincinnati to testify before the federal grand jury about men linked to John J McNamara and Ortle E. McManigal in dynamite acts. Burns suspects Bookwalter and Gompers ties as Philadelphia actions unfold with Hugo Thoramah, a former labor paper editor now tied to Bookwalter. Gompers denied ever hearing or receiving such hints about McNamara directed explosions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Eckhoff
Cincinnati
Federal Grand Jury
John J
James B. McNamara
Ortle EB. McManigal
Hekhoff
John J. McNamara
McNamara
William J. Burne
Bualhens
Samuel Gompers
Charles A. Bookwalter
Burns
Bookwalter
Philadelphia
Hugo Thorahh
Gomnes
John Jenomara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Tran
Washington
Samuel Gompera
Federation
Gompers
J. J. McNamara
Joy Rider Collision Crashes Train at Webster Station
A joy rider on a loco motive collided with a boat train at Webster station. The locomotive plowed into the attached car, driving the train backward about 200 feet and ejecting the rear passenger car from the rails. Live coals set the express car on fire and Jardine was nearly buried by coal before being arrested. local firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze.
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Webster
Jardine
Wilt Enjoined From Extending Tax Rolls
Denver, Jan 4 A permanent injunction restrains Hiram E B Hills from extending on the tax rolls that portion of the 1911 levy in excess of 15 miles and prevents the city from levying in excess of 15 miles for general purposes. District Judge J H Teller granted the order in the suit brought by Alderman J F Markey and other taxpayers. City Attorney Harry A Lindsley sought a twelve days stay of execution pending appeal to the supreme court.
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Denver
Colo
Hiram EB. Hills
J. H. Teller
Brummlet
J. F. Markey
Harry A. Lindsley
Supreme Court
Railroads Announce New Seed and Grain Freight Rates
Sioux Falls SD Jan 4 railroads in South Dakota west of the Missouri and four counties east of the river announce new freight rates on seed and grain in the region.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Missouri River
Annual Meeting Notice of Leader Publishing Company
Notice states the Leader Publishing Company will hold its annual meeting at 1818 Carry Avenue Cheyenne, Wyoming at 2 30 o clock p m on Tuesday January 1902 for the election of directors and other business as may properly come before such meeting. By J Ross Carpenter President.
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Leader Publishing Company
Carry Avenue
Chevenywe
Wyoming
Turapay
J. Ross Carpenter
Rich banker admits he is forger in Albion crime
Battle Creek Mich Jan 4 H M Dearing a 73 year old banker and his son Palmer M Dearing confessed forgeries totaling 165000 that toppled Albion National Bank. H M Dearing expressed hope of parole, while his son detailed forging notes for five years to fund Cook Manufacturing. They were jailed in Detroit as federal prisoners awaiting grand jury action.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Leavenworth
H. M. Dearling
Detroit
Palmer M. Dearing
United States
Pather and Son
Albion National Bank
Dearing
Michigan
P. M. Dearing
H. M. Dearing
Cook Manufacturing Company
Albion
Wayne County
Findley Mines Company Incorporated in Wyoming 1911
The Findley Mines Company is incorporated under Wyoming law with a 50 year term and capital stock of 50,000,000 shares of 0.02 par value. The purpose covers mining real estate, mills, water rights, tramways, and securing debts by mortgage. Principal office in Cheyenne. operations planned in Teller County and Colorado. directors include G. Carlton, A. B. Carlton, V. Of. Mann. Thomas Hunter Jr. noted as attorney.
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Cilhog Ftn
Secretary of State
Colorado Kin, Mining Company
Stupnel Gites
Wyombug
Colorana
Stork
L. G. Carlton
A. F R. Carlton
W. H. Mann
Cheyenne
Laramie County
16Th St
W. R. Brier
Teller County
Cole
Findley Mines Company
Wyoming
Colorado
Anid Company
Thous
G. Carlton
A. B. Carlton
V. of. Mann
W. K. Grieg
Thomas Hunter, Jr
Shoal Notice of Colorado King Mining Co Incorporation
The Colorado King Mining Co was incorporated under the laws of the state. This public notice records the formation and basic corporate status of the company and its lawful registration details.
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Colorado King Mining Co
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17Th St
Capitol Ave
Capitol News
State Bank Statement
Will
Capitol
M'Namara
Sala
Joy Rider
Thomas Hunter
S. E. Manh, Propr
Beto
Home Bakery
Eddy & Phone
L. C. Smith
Visible Machines
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Smith
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