Premature blast kills miner. two brothers injured in Bear Lodge shaft
Sundance reports the Bear Lodge coal mines record their first fatality after a premature blast. Frank Jones, the shooter, died instantly. two Brauner brothers nearby were injured and may recover. Jones had arrived from Moorcroft days before. Pine Bluff shows city water and fire protection tests success with 66 psi pressure, extinguishing a blaze in about one minute. House thefts alarm residents as organized horse thieves target ranches. Paul Christman chases thief, fires shots, horse recovered but thief not captured.
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Sundance
Jan
Bear Lodge
Pine Bluff
Restorative Treatment for Nervous Men
An unchallenged authority touts a home remedy to restore nervous exhaustion melancholia and anxiety. The recipe uses syrup sarsaparilla compound balm swort cardiol and tincture laudomene romp poured with labeled dosages and timing. The text claims rapid astonishing improvements and states the remedy may be used by women as well.
State Briefs Mixed Local News and Incidents
Platte Valley workers search for a missing sheepherder presumed killed in the storm. Joln Engatrom’s saloon damaged by a fire from a basement origin. Deputy Sheriff Caste captures Hyrum Harlin, wanted for embezzlement in Oxden, Utah. Douglas plans to add a mobile fire hose truck to the department. Vine Bluffs telephone line Albin Pine Bluffs lines en route to operation. Evanston hospital patient George Hively dies at the state asylum. Maude George of La Bonte marries William Moon in Douglas.
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Jaramie
Evranston
Hyrum Harlin
Oxden
Utah
Douglas
Wne
Cheyenne
Vine Bluffs
Albin
Lyric Orchestra to entertain Le Baron patrons today
The Lyric Orchestra led by Chas. Gardner will perform for Le Baron Restaurant patrons today from 12:20 to 1:50 PM and again from 5:45 to 6:45 PM.
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Lyric Orchestra
Chas. Gardner
le Baron
Former railroad detective recounts large box car robberies
Kansas City January 14. Frank Yerkes a former Missouri Pacific special detective says the railroad box cars were robbed of merchandise worth thousands by guards on the property. Goods were sold in wreck sales in Missouri Kansas and nearby states. Yerkes also known as Frank Howard made a sworn statement in Wyandotte county jail charging state secret service employees. He was arrested January 6 as part of an investigation begun September 1 of last year.
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Kansas City
Frank Yerkes
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Yerkes
Frank Howard
Wyandotte
Secret Service Department of the Road
Yerken
The Marmiola Tablets Offer Fat Loss Promise
An advertisement-style piece claims Marmiola Prescription Tablets can remove fat rapidly without exercise or dieting. It touts a pound-a-day loss and asserts safety, health gains, and simple use, urging readers to contact The Marmiola Company in Detroit for a license and order.
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Ueenseek
Maruiola Company
Parmer
Deirutt
Mich
Your Eyes and Nervous System Eye strain relief through expert optometry
The article extols the eye brain connection and urges eye exams by an experienced optometrist. It notes free consultation and examination by appointment and highlights a state unique lens grinding department with an expert optician able to grind or duplicate lenses quickly.
Sultan of Sulu praises United States tour in letter to Taft
The sultan of Sulu writes President Taft recalling his U S tour and calls America the best country he has visited. He says his party felt new vigor, pledges loyalty to the government, and plans to send chiefs' children to school. He sent a mother of pearl ornament and a Taft photograph replies with a letter.
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Washington
Sulu
Taft
United States
America
Sultan Hs
Prescription by wire saves life of sick naval officer
A wireless message 800 miles from Florida to Yucatan saved Captain Arthur N. McGray of the Herman Fraser from ptomaine poisoning. The Merida off Progreso relayed treatment instructions that reached the Fraser an hour before a naval surgeon replied, and McGray survived.
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Portland
Florida
Yucattan
Arthur N. McGray
Herman Fraser
New York
Ward Line
Merida
Progreso
Yucatan
McGray
Fraser
Dry Tortugas
McGrray
Justifiable Gun Use Topic Cited by Nevada Justice
Chief Justice G Sweeney told Nevada's board of pardons that a future bill could make criminal libel grounds for a plea of justifiable home defense. The comment came during the Shelor contempt case hearing as Shelor seeks remittance of a fine and imprisonment sentence for publishing a newspaper article.
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Carson
Nev
G. Sweeney
Lie State Supreme Court
State Board of Pardons
Wathl
Llaw-Makers
Sweeney
Shelor
Peek
Pardoning Board
Prince Target in China Navy Plot Faces Assault Verdict
George Fong admitted intent to kill Prince Ta al, uncle of the Chinese emperor, after stepping from a train in Oakland. He was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon and faces sentencing today.
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Coenple
Oakland
Cal
George Fou
Taal
Fong
Johns Hopkins to Open Ward for Nervous Disease Study
Johns Hopkins Hospital plans a first world ward dedicated to nervous disease treated by psychoanalysis. Dr Trigant Burrow will lead dream based diagnosis and treatment to unify conscious and subconscious personalities. The project stems from support by Dr Meyer of Zurich and funds from a New York millionaire.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Henry Paipps
New York
Trigant Burrow
Europe
Freud
Jung
Zurich
Switzerland
Burrow
Meyer
Ward
Johna Hopking
New York State Pathological Institute
Ward's Island
New York City
Government Pays Him for Clothes Worn Years Ago
Orlando B. Chamberlain of Chardon received an $88.50 check as compensation for Civil War clothes. He enlisted in the Thirty-fourth New York Infantry in 1861 at 17, was wounded in 1863, reenlisted in 1863, carried a regimental flag at Petersburg, was captured, released in 1865, and discharged that May. The clothing bill, almost fifty years old, was finally settled after a lengthy application.
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Chardon
Sam
Orlando B. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Thirty-fourth
New York Infantry
New York
D. M. Emery
Petersburg
Richmond
Harvard enrollments dip slightly from year ago
Cambridge January 14 Harvard reports a total enrollment of 6279 across all departments including Radcliffe College and the faculty. The figure shows a decline of 29 from last year though gains in some departments offset the drop. totals for college proper graduate school of business administration medical school and summer school stand at 359 with gains elsewhere.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Radcliffe College
Graduate School of Business Administration
Father and Son Sentenced in Fort Leavenworth Bootlegging Case
In Fort Bwith Arkansas on January 14 six men pleaded guilty to bootlegging before Judge Rogers in federal court. David Armstrong and Payette Armstrong, father and son from Texarkana, received federal prison terms at Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
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Fort Bwith
Ark
Rogers
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
David Armstrong
Payette Armstrong
Texarkana
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement claims Papes Diapepsin cures stomach misery in five minutes by aiding digestion. It touts a 60 cent case, promises no sour belching, no heartburn, no nausea, and that the remedy works as if the stomach were not there. It urges readers to ask a pharmacist for the 50 cent case.
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Pape
Cornell Toboggan Accident Injures Student
Ithaca N Y Jan 14 The season’s first accident on the Cornell toboggan slide left John W Peters a freshman in the college of architecture with a fractured skull He was taken to the University Infirmary in serious condition Peters and fellow students used a university work pension and joined a Founder’s Day outing on the steep incline when a third run overturned leaving Peters injured all others unhurt
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Ithaca
Cornell
Reconstruction Funds Reported for New Mexico Agency
A government analysis notes about 200000 dollars allocated in the year for projects in New Mexico and the Albuquerque area. The report outlines divisions of the spending and suggests continued oversight by Wis year la authorities.
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DNI
Albuquerque
Moodau
New Mexico Focuses on Modern School Buildings
Territorial Superintendent Clark of Santa Fe notes New Mexico aims for fine modern school structures. Lim adds limited text book changes this year and that 1,400 of 1,600 teachers attended county institutes last year. He also says under the new constitution $100,000 will fund normal schools.
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New Mexico
Territorial
Clark
Santa Fe
Lim
Kansas Republicans Push Four Year Terms for State Officers
Topeka Kansas January 14 Republican party leaders led by Representative J W Davis of Kiowa plan a concerted push to amend the state constitution to extend terms of state officers from two to four years. The effort aims to secure longer terms for elected officials and stabilize governance.
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Topeka, Kas
J. W. Davis
Kiowa
Help Advertise Wyoming State Leader Circulation Drive
An appeal urges readers to share the State Leader with friends or business contacts in the East to promote Wyoming opportunities. Subscriptions offered by mail at rates for one year 3.75 six months 2.00 and three months 1.00 with a prompt to phone the office at 92.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Phoue
Pastor bitten by mad dog in Cheyenne seeks Pasteur treatment
A Cheyenne man travels to Chicago for Pasteur treatment after a dog bite. Reverend Robert J. McPetridge, pastor of St Mark's Episcopal Church, reports the incident and precautionary care following the bite.
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St. Mark
Chicago
Robert J. McP'etridge
St. Marks Eplacopal Church
Man Bitten by Rabid Dog For Pasteur Institute Trip
A resident of 2614 Central Avenue left the city yesterday for the Pasteur Institute after friends learned he was bitten by a dog that had previously bitten RB. S. Van Tassel and Dr. A. W. Barber also departed for Chicago to visit the Pasteur Institute. The dog was killed after the incident.
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Central Avenue
Pasteur Institute
RB. S. van Tassel
Mr. van Tassel
A. W. Barber
Chicago
Pasteur
Old Time Dance at Fraternal Hall Tuesday Eve
A social old time dance and gathering is planned at Fraternal hall on Tuesday evening January 17. Admission for couple is 50 cents. Charley Ar gishemier serves as prompter and J. J. Grainger as floor manager. Event promises a lively, nostalgic program for attendees. Committee of Arrangements.
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Tt P. A
Charley Ar.gishemier
J. J. Grainger
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