Classified Population of Wyoming
The census bureau reports Wyoming totals 145,965 with White 140,879 96.2 percent and Native White 113,208 77.9 percent. Native parents 80,711 and Foreign parents 32,497. Foreign White 27,168 and Negro 2,285 with All others 2,957. The rise in the Negro count from 940 in 1900 is noted, likely boosted by Fort Russell’s Ninth Cavalry presence in Cheyenne and miners in state coal regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Census Bureau
Wyoming
Fort Russell
Ninth Cavalry
Cheyenne
Migration Trend Report Shows More Negroes in Wyoming
A recent statement notes that at the present time Wyoming has more Black residents than Idaho Utah Montana New Mexico Nevada Oregon North Dakota or South Dakota. The remark compares state populations and highlights regional distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Montana
New Mexico
Nevada
Oregon
North
South Dakota
Damaging Evidence in Conners Cose Trial Report
In Los Angeles on January 10 J B Bishop testifies in Cotinera dynamite conspiracy case that he and Conners with Maple and Bender planted dynamite at the Hall of Records alley on September 8 1910. He says they met at the laborers temple and Conners showed dynamite hidden near the heating plant with the remark we are going to blow up the Hall of Records and there is 10600 back of us.
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Los Angeles
Calif
J. B
Bishop
Cotinera
Conners
Maple
Bender
Hall of Records
Mishop
Laborers Temple
Leap Year League Formed by Great Bend Girls
Fifty unmarried women in Great Bend Kansas organized a Leap Year league to deter bachelor clubs among local men. The group held a Leap Year ball last night to launch the campaign and invited men by personal invitation as committees begin compiling a list of eligible bachelors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kan
Grant County
Married Onge 100 Often and Gets Run in Kansas City
In Columbus Kane Jan 10 Rev Jos Eugene Handman known as the marrying person was fined 600 after pleading guilty to a bigamy charge. His wife number 2 Miss Janette Limb agreed to suspend prison. While Handman was being sued for divorce by Limb, he married again in Kansas City. Limb later obtained a divorce. Also notes a Missouri couple misidentified wives in Springfield and Oklahoma, with both women seeking divorce amid suspicion of third wife. Medical note on colds and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy recommended for quick cold relief.
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Columbus, Kane
Jos. Eugene Handman
Kanane City
Mise Janette Limb
Hansman
Misa Limb
Wife Number 2
Kansas City
Prinfield
Elisie Mall
Nora Hall
Springfield
Walter W. Hall
Nora [Hall
Elsie Hall
Bleie Hall
Oklahoma
All Dealere
John J. Ingalls Acknowledged In Kansas Memory
A commemorative piece reflects on John J. Ingalls born seventy eight years ago and died eleven years ago, noting his Senate tenure eighteen years and his legacy as a writer and statesman. It cites Ingalls writings including Blue Grass and a eulogy for James Burns, praising his intellect, independence, and the Kansas motto ad astra per aspera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ingalla
United States
Summer
Kans
United States Senate
Earth
Blue Gragg
Ingalls
Atchison
Hiechenors
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Wyandotte
Territorial Council
First State Senate
Sunflower State
Senate
Suffering from severe skin sores and torment
A narrative describes years of agony from widespread sores on arms and body with itching burning rash. The speaker cites medical visits, fatigue, and inability to walk, ending with a mention of a company in Boston and a medical remedy trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Peta & Chem. Corp
Boston
Beck
New York Gang Revives Green Goods Scheme
United States Commissioner Shields confronted a revived green goods operation in New York as fraud suspects Frank Adams and John Smith faced arrest after a Dec 6 letter offered $3,000 in counterfeit money for $500. The scheme led to a Newark raid at No 32 Centre street where Adams tried to flee, and investigators note Adams may use aliases like Al Clark during years of pursuit.
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New York
United States
Shields
Post Office
Michael H. Boyle
Frank Adams
John Smith
Boyle
Grand Central Station
Caron Malakoff
Bentlyville
Arch Street
Philadelphia
al Clark
Goodbye to Constipation with Chamberlains Tablets
Advertisement claims Chamberlains Tablets cure constipation and residents can be permanently cured. Product sold by all dealers.
Government Breeding Horses Exhibit at National Western Show
The U S Department of Agriculture plans to display seven stallions and horses from the government stud at the National Western Horse Show in Denver the week of January 15 20. The aim is to promote an American carriage horse type from the Standard Bred trotter. Special reduced Colorado & Southern Railway rates are offered for the Stock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Fort Collins
Denver
United States
Carmen
Colorado & Southrn Railway
Colorado & Southern Railway
The Knock-out Blow and Dr Pierce’s Medical Discovery
An old-time discussion of the knockout blow highlights the stomach as the most vulnerable organ and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for indigestion liver and catarrh. The ad urges readers to request a free booklet and order the medicine with stamps to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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K. V. Pierce
M. D
Prest
Huffato
N. Y
Corbett
Pierce
Sages
Dr. Pierce
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Leap Year League
Professional Directory
Attorneys-at-Law
First National Bank
Ugo Donzelman
Baerresen Bros
Keefe
Wyon
Chamber of Commerce
D. W. Gill
DR. Hoghe
Millard
Real Estate—Ranchel
Clyde Early
Carey Brock
Wyoming Lay , Lacy & Lacy
Maika
Chapman
Attorneys Insurance
Westates Street
Wilfred O'Leary
Bartlett Engineering Company
West 10Th Street
First National
Hank
Joan Charles
W. Riner & CO
Bresnahen Bock
Carey Avenue
Wyo
Blake Kennedy Herbert DD
Gleabron
Plains Hotel
Hushiing
Tommer
Central Ave
William Dubois
Noomse
First National Bar Building
Sid W
SS Ae
Serta
Champ Clark
Mount Blane
Pike's Peak
James Burns
St. Joseph
NEW York Gang
Kensington
Mulberry and
Park Streets
Newark
N. J
Pittsburg
Malakoff
Hotel Yes
the Munsey Company
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