State of Wyoming NEW OIL CO announces early operation
Cody Jan 10 The new Wyoming oil company New Oil Co with 500000 capital plans to begin operations soon. President J H Graves secretary treasurer R C Hargreaves and drilling in charge C J Sigains report holdings south and west of Shoshone land three miles from Cody. Officials say rights will be secured by April and oil will be tested for paying quantities. Cody Oil 60° is high grade parraffin base and 3 percent better than Pennsylvania’s Tiona district.
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Coty
Thiuraday
J. H. Graves
R. C. Hargreaves
C. J. Sigains
Shoshone of Co
Cody
Graves
Park County
United States
Tiona
Pennsylvania
Install Officers Laramie Ranks of G A R and W R C
The G A R and Woman's Relief Corps wear newly installed officers in Laramie on January 10. Entries name post commander C A Reals senior vice commander C F P Sodergreen chaplain F A Stizer quartermaster A B Pope and others with delegates to the Boulder Colorado encampment. Color bearers and relief committee members are listed including Olivia Peale Hilda Roach Martha Atkinson and Margaret Stirling.
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Laramie
G. A. R. and
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army
C. A. Reals
C. F P. Sodergreen
F. A. Stizer
A. Crawford
A. B. Pope
Jabez Cook
C. L. Houston
C. F. Sodergreen
R. E. Fitch
B.C. Holliday
C. F. Gaskell
C L. Houston
Boulder
Colo
W. W. Colby
John Mast
Olivia Peale
Hilda Roach
Martha Atkinson
Margaret Stirling
Hattlé Houston
Sarah Miller
Mary Beltz
Eliza Heals
Bank Officers Re-elected in Laramie Meetings
Bank officers in Laramie were re-elected at meetings on Monday. Albany County Bank named Robert P. Homer president J W Johnson vice president C D Spalding cashier and John McGill N B Cortell directors First National named Edward Ivinson president Ora Haley vice president A C Jones cashier H R Butler and Charles W DeKay assistant cashiers directors include Ivinson Tiley Jones Beemer and DeGranta.
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Laramie
Thin City
Albany County Bank
Robert PH. Homer
J. W. Johnson
C. D. Spalding
Cah
Jer
John McGill
N. B. Cortell
First National
Edward Ivinson
Ora Haley
A C Jones
H. R. Butler
Charles W. DeKay
Mesare. Ivinson
Tiley. Jones
D. Beemer
de Granta
YMCA Activity Prompts Sheridan Campaign for Building
The Sheridan YMCA campaign has begun aimed at establishing a Young Men’s Christian Association and constructing a new building. Despite past talks nothing definite occurred, but current supporters claim a solid backing to drive the project forward and secure a large Christian Association building in Sheridan.
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Sheridan
Ashterone
Young Men's Christian Association
Deero wins three cushion series at Diliarim event
Alfred Deero the world three cushion champion defeated Joseph Varney in a 50 to 25 margin at Deover Coto. The match marked the first of a series with two more sights planned in the event hosted in January.
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Varney
Diliaarim Deover
Coto
Alfred Deero
Joseph Varney
Carney
Gray Wolves Threaten Wyoming Cattle Stock
Cody reports violent depredations by gray wolves across the region. Scott Lyle of the W. BR. Coe ranch says multiple cattle were killed and partially eaten in one night. A wide-area wolf hunt is being planned.
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Cody
Wyoming
Scott Lyle
W. BR. Coe Ranch
Narrow Escape by Lady Teacher As Team Runs Away
Miss Rietine, teacher at Upper Sun Shine school, narrowly escaped injury when a team in Cody bolted with no driver. She clung to the buggy for over two miles as the horses thundered unchecked, then stopped of their own accord without a scratch.
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Meeteetsee
Stanko Wins $3,500 Against Wyoming Coal Co
In Sheridan a district court aff irmed the jury verdict awarding Paul Stanko $3,500 after his arm was lost in a mine accident blamed on defective brakes on a coal car. The company’s motion for judgment was denied and the original award entered. A brief note adds a testimonial about Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism.
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Stanko
Taft’s engagements canceled amid cold condition
President Taft in Washington is suffering from a cold. White House officials cancel his engagements for tomorrow though no alarm is felt about his condition. The report notes the illness affecting the president but reassures the public he remains in good spirits.
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Washington, DC
Taft
White House
Train Nearly Destroyed By Raging Flames At Cody
Cody January 10. The Turlington station in Cody suffered a railway fire that nearly destroyed the daily Cody Frannie passenger run. The combination mail baggage and express car burned completely while the day coach was scorched. total damage about $50 plus $1,400 for the car. The fire started from an overheated stove on the roof near a pipe and was discovered by Frank Nou before control was lost. An engine pulled the day coach away, and the loss forces shipment of mail and baggage in a freight car until a replacement car is sent from Burlington.
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Cody
Turlington
Frannie
Frank Nou
Burlington
Wyoming News Briefs From Cody and Nearby Towns
Local notes report Cody officials keeping tight control over the town with no details released. Marriages include J L Dav is and Ella N Spencer in Sheridan and James Lloyd with May Williams obtaining a license there. Bond news notes 25000 for Cody water works. new brick building planned in Powell for a Pioneer Pool hall. A beet sugar factory bid urged at Crowley. multiple local deaths and legal actions listed. stork notes report three new Wyoming births in Sheridan Keen River Hanna.
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Cupid
J. L. Davis
Forsyth
Montana
Ella N. Spencer
Hardin
Wyoming
Sheridan
Jas
Sherian County
Nquor
Cowley
Crowley
Alan Dplese
Albert Medley
Cody
Pneuumonia
Perry Edwarda
Max Thayer
Park County
Cyrus Mann
Laramie
District Court
Mary Kingwan
Jess Rhodes
Fred Miller
Ed Temple
Otto Welase
Keen River
Mra. T. He. Butler
Hanna
Strange Poison Experiment Spreading Coyotes at Horse Creek
Dugald Whittaker and an employee report a dangerous poison incident on Horse Creek ranch. Workers attempted to poison coyotes by lacing a deaf animal carcass with strychnine, but wind scattered powder toward them, causing sudden illness before they could reach the house.
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Dugald Whittaker
Horse Creek
Rail blockades and weather strain Cheyenne rail system
Rail officials report a 50 mph wind and heavy snow causing the worst day in 25 years in the Cheyenne area. Trains run through snow tunnels as civil engineers and managers monitor the blockaded Sixth division while eastward lines suffer. Dogs barred on trains from January 12 and the express horse Tack stays in Cheyenne after stubborn refusals.
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C. R. Markle
C. E. Gregory
W. C. McKeown Jain
Laramie
H. J. Roth
Wharf
Clausen
Passengers Stranded On Northbound Train Near Guernsey
North bound C. and SS train passengers were stuck in a snow drift near Guernsey for over twenty four hours. They could not reach Orin Junction and were brought back to the city yesterday afternoon. Food from Cheyenne sustained them and they were well cared for during the stoppage.
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Guernsey
Orin Junction
Cheyenne
Train Delays Near Tron Mountain After Snow Plow Wreck
The north bound C and M train near Tron Mountain was halted by a snow plow wreck blocking the track. A drift trapped the north bound train yesterday and a collision with a south bound plow occurred the day before. A large crew works to clear the line with traffic expected to resume today.
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Orin Junethon
Tron Mountain
Illed Baby and Injured Workers Linked to Snowbound Train
Mrs A Hansen arrives with a seriously ill infant to Hillsdale city hospital. Geo Self, V P section foreman injured near Medicine Bow, is improving after treatment. Mr Belf suffers double leg fracture and another injury while directing men clearing snow to free an eastbound train. Holy master Bostrom of Laramie sustains minor injuries.
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A. Hansen
U. P
Hillsdale
Self
V. P
Medicine Bow
Belf
Bostrom
Laramie
Bin
Tragedy Rocks Rock Springs Woman and Her Lover
A young man fatally shoots a high school girl identified as Miss Cooper and then commits suicide. The pair, from prominent stockman families, were believed to be in a strained relationship. The tragedy shocks the community as Clark survives only partly conscious and expresses a wish to die.
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Rock Springs
Mteter
Adam Cooper
William Clark
Tragic shooting in Rock Springs ends in double tragedy
In Rock Springs Wyoming at a private home, Hazel Cooper seventeen dies after a shot from Edward Clark a similarly aged youth. Clark then shoots himself in the breast and is critically injured. Initial accounts vary with some describing the first shot as an accident as the couple were alone.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Hazel Cooper
Adam Cooper
Edward Clark
Miss Cooper
Clark
John Erickson
Carnegie Testimony Reveals Steel Career and Banking Critique
Carnegie asserts he paid no attention to Carnegie Steel books before absorption by the Steel Corporation. He blasts the U.S. banking system, calling panics a civilization failure. He traces his steel career from 1861 in Pittsburgh and outlines early mills and the formation of Carnegie Steel Company.
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Carnegie Steel Company
Steel Corporation
Carnegie
United States
Congress
Steel Trust
Tella
Dem
Miller & Small
National Bank of
Pittsburg
Keystone Bridge Company
Superior
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Study on Digestive Distress Clues Cause From Within
The text describes symptoms of stomach upset such as belching, pain, nausea, bloating, and fullness after meals. It argues the disorder stems from an external cause, not the stomach’s failings, and insists the stomach itself is sound once the trigger is removed.
Carnegie and partners push steel innovation to curb monopoly
The speaker notes a satisfactory measure will evolve to prevent monopoly and says no immediate alarm is needed from courts, Congress, producers, or consumers. He cites buying the Hessemer patent and recounts Civil War observation of Bessemer steel, Dodds patent for hardening steel, and Carnegie bringing Dodds to Pittsburgh to build the first hard surface rails, later teaming with Schwab on open hearth furnaces.
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Congress
Scotland
Dodds
Carnegie
Pittsburg
Schwab
Fire Bomb Incident Ends With Envelopes Struck By Bullet
American Surety building narrowly escaped a blast as a clerk A H Pilcher watched a flying package of envelopes strike the wall. A bullet lodged in the envelopes, he retrieved it and kept it as a souvenir.
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American Surety Company
A. H. Pilcher
Surety Company
Pilcher
Hundred Soldiers Poisoned at Leavenworth Home
One hundred veterans at the soldiers home in Leavenworth Kansas were poisoned after eating hashish or hash. Some remain seriously ill but Chief Surgeon Fryer said no deaths are expected. An investigation will determine the cause of the incident.
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Leavenworth, Kans
Fryer
Officials in city on official business visit rail interests
H E Renick superintendent of this division of the C and C and C Neihaus of the claim department were in the city yesterday on official business J A Edson president of the KC Southern passed through on his way South General Claim Agent F J Peterson of the UP was visiting with R P Snyder of the local force yesterday Mr Peterson was accompanied by his wife The State Leader Want Ads bring best results Try one
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H. E. Renick
Neihaus
J. A. Edson
K. C. Southern
F. J. Peterson
U. P
R. P. Snyder
Runaway Girls Dance and Plan to Flee Cheyenne
Two 14 year old Cheyenne girls Anna Mathson and Bessie Johnston ran away from home after refusing reform school. Arrested at Denver Union Station they danced in the city jail and wrote letters to admirers while awaiting return to Cheyenne with deputy W. W. Arnold. Their parents, wealthy in Cheyenne, wired authorities for aid.
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Denver
Colo
Cheyenne
Anna Mathson
Wyo
Chum
Bessie Johnston
Union Station
Misa Mathson
Miss Johnston
Trinidad
Miss Mathson
Love
Cheyene
W. W. Arnold
Mathson
Colq and Grip remedy touted for cure claim
An old advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Quinine relieves colds and headaches. It urges readers to request the full product name and look for a signature by E. W. Drove, noting a 26 percent claim.
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E. W. Drove
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