Wyoming Boxers Arrested In Laramie
In Laramie Wyoming a boxing bout proceeded despite claims it was halted by Governor Carey. A deputy sheriff urged restraint while city officials watched. Principals include Frank Avery George McDance J J Daniels R D Watrous William Creig and FR Geddes Ova Burris and C J Stromberg. County attorney Anderson filed informations for violation of state law and will prosecute. The affair sparked dispute over whether it constituted a prize fight.
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Laramie
Wyoming Tribune
Carey
Frank Avery
George McDance
J.J. Daniels
R. D. Watrous
William Creig
FR. L. Geddes
Ova Burris
C. J. Stromberg
Anderson
Geome
Injured Diamondville Marshal Sneddon After Camp Roll Ride
Marshal William Sneddon of Diamondville was badly hurt near Glencoe when his wagon horse panic on a Diamondville hill caused the rig to overturn. He suffered a severe head wound requiring twenty three stitches and multiple bruises.
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Kemmerer
Marshal William Sneddon
Diamondville
Glencoe
Mr. Sneddon
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Promise
A druggist offers a money back guarantee PAZO OINTMENT promises cure of itching, bleeding, and protruding piles within 14 days or a refund. The product is sold for 60 cents with bold claim of rapid relief.
Two Killed in Show Slide Near Kemmerer
Kemmerer January 18. Peter Stevens and Max Krohonkie died in a show slide on Corral creek a Ham a Park tributary. Stevens a married man left a wife and two children in destitute circumstances. Krohonkie was nineteen and from Wisconsin.
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Stevens
Krohonkie
Mix Krohonkie
Wisconsin
Miner Hurt In Mine Collapse Near Glencoe
Kemmerer January 18 Nice Zlecor a miner at Glencoe escaped death when a three ton rock crushed his cart as he loaded it and knocked him down bruising his head and body and breaking a rib. He was unconscious and later taken to Holy Cross hospital Salt Lake City for treatment.
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Kemmerer
Ni¢e Zlecorage
Glencoe
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake Eity
Fire Damages Spur Ranch Postoffice Storeroom
Fire in the Spur ranch postoffice and storeroom at the home of Mr and Mrs Al Davison destroyed and damaged property about 500 dollars, largely dry goods. The blaze started when a coal stove blew up and ignited paper. occupants observed the fire only after it began. Firemen quickly controlled it, confining it to one room.
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Big Piney
Spur Ranch
al Davison
Vinol claims boost for weak lungs and coughs
An advertisement urges readers to regain strength and clear a lingering cough with Vinol cod liver and iron. It cites Carl Schulte of Coney Island saying two bottles restored him after two months of illness. The pitch promises renewed vitality and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Carl Schulte
Coney Inland
A. B. Roedell
Drigat
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Reputed Effa Hazlett Challenged in Denver Outrage Tale
Laramie reports claim Effa Hazlett known as Mrs Casey faces skepticism over an alleged Denver outrage broadcast by the Associated Press. Supporters doubt her story, alleging attempts to gain public sympathy for a comfortable living. Her past includes a confession of debauchery with C E Hudson and a troubled teaching career in Wyoming.
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Laramie
Effa Hazlett
Denver
Associated Press
Casey
C. E. Hudson
Mia
Ghe
Births and Marital News From Small Town
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Faddies and to Mr. and Mrs. John Keller both of Kemmere. J W Allard denies buying a paper at Blackfoot Idaho. Frank L Costas found guilty of robbing a stage in Oregon. Beva Nash and Frankie White of Sheridan fought. a razor injury led to jailing. Mr W B McPherson and Miss Helen Forbes married recently, Ranchester and Evanston residents.
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David Faddies
John Keller
Kemmere
J. W. Allard
Evanston
Beva Nash
Frankie White
Sheridan
W. B. McPherson
Helen Forbes
Ranchester
Progressives in Control of Iowa
Fragmentary political report notes Roosevelt and La Follette factions within Iowa progressives, Cummins considering a presidential bid, and White House concern over a possible split. Inside party tensions loom as key figures debate campaign roles and unity ahead of conventions.
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Cumming
White House
Tat
Hia
Washington
Oyster Bay
Dgrdhacwee
Miteheork
Hilles
Trilles
Cherlah
Ronsevelt
la Follette
Cummins
Tale Wave Mitehcock
Anat Atthe
Optical service claim from local optometrist
An ad touts an optometrist with expert eye diagnosis and custom lens grinding. It emphasizes intimate eye knowledge, experience, and a dedicated grinding plant. The piece compares generic jewelers unfavorably and claims unique state quality and nationwide standing.
Democratic Convention Call and Speech Highlights
The article notes Woodrow Wilson as principal speaker at the Michigan Press Association banquet in Detroit on January 18, asserting progressive opinion spreading nationwide. It also reports a Nebraska Democrats meeting called by Omaha's Mayor Dahlman to discuss presidential possibilities, planned in about two weeks.
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Wilson
Detroit
Mich
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Michigan Press Association
Haa
Democrats
Neb
Omaha
Dahlman
Republican City Committee Endorses Roosevelt for President
St. Louis Missouri January 18 The Republican city committee adopted resolutions endorsing Roosevelt for the presidency calling him the foremost citizen and greatest man in the known world.
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St. Louis, Co. P
Teddy
St. Louis
Republican City Committee
Roosevelt
Politeness Pays in Policemen and Prisoners
City police found listening to prisoners pays, as a jail guard who refused to hear a nagging deserter for three days caused a $50 government reward to be forfeited. The deserter recently released noted the error before leaving town.
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United States Army
Littl
Colk
Wyomley Trust issues pocket calendar for 1912
The Wyomley Trust and Savings Hank issues a pocket size calendar for 1912 free to callers. Mounted on boards with three color pictures, each image promotes the business. The ad also notes the Wyoming Frost and a Dank as a notable local original ad venture.
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Wyomley Trust and Savings
Hank Hias
Wyoming
Fuzzy OCR Note Sparks Minimal Detail
Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page shows scattered names and dates but yields no clear event. Readable elements include university affiliations and a few proper nouns, but the overall item remains ambiguous and non-actionable.
Reveille Awaiting Orders At Fort Post
Soldiers await word on possible war deployment as the Eleventh Infantry is slated to be the first to leave the post. Sergeant Hollander returns from furlough in Cincinnati while Captain Earle W. Tanner departs for St. Louis to assume paymaster duties.
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Eenal Corps
War Department
Honolulu
Eleventh Infantry
Hollander
Co. MM
Cincinnati
Sergt
Earle W. Tanner
Co. K, 11Th Infantry
St. Louis, Mo
Tanner
Discharges and Duties in Eleventh Infantry Company
Private Wilbur S. Jarvis of Co F is discharged by disability after over a year without duty. Sergeant Frank Faulkner of Co K is sick in hospital with stomach trouble and overwork. Rank of Co I faces incarceration rumors. Private Hell of Co M claims harrow gauges and extra pay. Private Gardner of Co A boards at the Guard House for three months to labor and gain weight.
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Eleventh Infantry
Wilbur S. Jarvis
Co. F
Jarvis
Frank Faulkner
Rank
Durance
Hell, Co, M
Corpo Burkheimer
Gardner
Co. A
Captain Mitchell Takes Command of Co I Signal Corps
Captain Wm. Mitchell assumes command of Company I Signal Corps reloving Captain Hartman who has been promoted to Major Hartmann will depart the post in a few days for a station at Ft. Crook Omaha
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Wm. Mitchell
Co. I
Signal Corps
Hartman
Hartmann
Ft. Crook
Omaha
Long-serving sergeant to leave Battery D for Oysterville
First Sergeant James 8S of Centree Troop H begins a seven day pass to visit his wife in Leavenworth Kansas. Former First Sergeant Chas Hershey from Battery D will be discharged Saturday morning and depart for Oysterville Baltimore after a career full of duty and leadership.
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James 8S
Leavenworth
Kas
Isaac Goodson
Goodson
Benjamin O. Davis
Davis I
Africa
Q. M. Seret
Wm. Rountree
Capt
Young
Wilburforce
Ohio
Chas. W. Hershey
Oysterville
Baltimore
How to be Certain of Curing Constipation
Prejudice vanishes when health is at stake and many agree constipation can be cured by Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Widely praised on word of mouth, it is mild gentle non gripping and works gradually. A sample bottle is mailed free upon request to Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Indiana with name and address.
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Caldwall
Wm. Dehblin
Coeur D'Alene
What the Chimney Sang
A night wind sings over the chimney as a Woman, Child, and Man react to the eerie melody. The poem ends with the Poet noting that the wind is God's harmony, linking the chanted tune to a divine meaning amid hardship. The piece blends sorrow and wonder through a domestic scene and a communal interpretation.
Valued Pennsylvania manure experiment shows spreading best
A Pennsylvania experiment finds that spreading manure as produced minimizes loss of fertilizing constituents. Covered shed storage causes significant nitrogen, potash, and phosphoric acid loss, while immediate field application preserves value and reduces heat buildup.
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Pennsylvania
The Lion and the Mouse A Great American Play
A strongly American play with scenes set in America and a subject centered on American life. Written by an American, it is sure to engage audiences across the country.
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America
College Ends mince pie rule for girls at two yearly allowances
Boston Simmons College follows Mount Holyoke by banning daily mince pies for female students. They may eat mince pie only twice a year as educators claim the treat makes them drowsy.
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Boston
Simmons College
Mount Holyoke
Classified Ad Item Sells for a Quarter
A brief three line classified notice appears offered for 25 cents. It showcases a compact local ad format likely advertising a small sale or service with standard contact or location details trimmed in the OCR.
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