Officials to Washington for Carey Act talks
Governor Carey and the Attorney General travel to Washington D C to confer with Secretary of the Interior Walter J Fleher on a Carey Act fee amid Western irrigation policy battles. Wyoming officials hope for a smoother path. Chicago-bound Attorney General Preston will join. New incorporations filed in the Secretary of State office include the McDowell Construction Company with offices in Laramie and a $25 000 000 capital. Motor truck show in New York forecasts the biggest sales year yet.
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Washington
Carey
Public Lands
Hopkine
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Fleher
Department of the Interior
Wyoming
Preston
Chicago
Blaze Houx
McDowell Construction Company
Laramie
Troord Moto
New York
Auto Men
Madison Square Garden
America
Stuart's Calcium Waters promise quick pimple cure
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Waters as a fast blood and skin purifier. It claims freedom from mercury and harmful drugs and offers a free sample by mailing name and address to the Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Progress and Reform Voices from 1910 Public Pulse
A 1910 public reflection extols progressive optimism and the belief that happiness rises with universal progress. It quotes Leroy Sanders and Senator Francia Newlands praising progress as divine, while Lindsey argues cures lie in Juvenile courts and ending private privilege to curb industrial waste and inequality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Sanders
Ain
Hen BH
Lindsey
Juvenile Court of
Denver
Cupid Couples Walter C Wilson and Anon Lebhart in Cheyenne
On Saturday at 4 30 at the Methodist parsonage in Cheyenne, Walter C Wilson and Miss Anon Lebhart were married by Rev Nelson with a ring ceremony. The couple then took rooms at the Plains Hotel and later enjoyed a feast. Wilson, head operator at the Western Union telegraph office, met Lebhart at work. Lebhart is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Pred Lebhart of Cheyenne. The marriage came as a surprise to many friends and family, who were unaware until after the ceremony.
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Walter C. Wilson
Anon Lebhart
Nelson
Edna Gleason
Labatt
Plains
Denver
Mr. Wilson
Western Union Telegraph Office
Western Union
Leihart
Wilson
Cheyenne
Virginia
Times
Mief Leihart
Pred Lebhart
Union Pacific
Counng South
Miss Leihart
Cupid
Tme
Progressivism and radicalism defined by the people’s push for reform
The text reflects a view that a popular movement is seizing governmental power at city, state, and national levels to ensure wealth producers receive their fair share. The quote from T. N. Rickey frames progressivism as an upheaval reshaping authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T—H. N. Rickey
Woman in Jail Accused of The Theft of $10
Sadie Stuart employed at the Central restaurant was jailed while authorities investigate a charge she stole $10 from a city man while dining. She allegedly tried to leave town after failing to pay a board bill and other debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Stuart
J. M. Saddler
Watermount
Talbot
Michigan couples seek brides to settle on Washington land
Seattle on January 20 reports twelve Michigan men obtained marriage licenses to marry twelve local brides with plans to settle on government land in Washington after marriage.
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Seattle
Wash
Michigan
Man receives verdict after spleen injury case
New York jurors awarded Arthur Gallo seven thousand ninety five dollars for a broken spleen after he fell through a sidewalk grating. The trial dated January 20 highlighted unknown causes for spleen injuries and the legal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Gallo
Reveille Athletic Meet Planned by Eleventh Infantry
The Eleventh Infantry plans an athletic meet in the gymnasium in March. Officers and athletes attended a late meeting where basketball and other sports were discussed. Lieut. Baade pledged support for the athletes. Events include apparatus work, climbs, fencing, wrestling, tug of war, and more.
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Eleventh Infantry
Baade
Lieut
Army Notes From Rochester 1912 January
Eleventh Infantry reports Private Dusty Gardiner of company B is returning home to Rochester after a three service. Private Simmons of company K seeks hospital rest for tonsillitis and Private Durham of Mounted Scout is treated for a sore arm. Sergt A A Jackson relieves Sergt Otto A Triese who departs Tuesday for the Philippines. Sergt Albert Benoit of Signal Corps is discharged and plans to move to Illinois. First Lieut B C Davis joins troop I ninth cavalry on special duty with gun platoon.
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Sergt
A. A. Jackson
Otto A. Triese
Phillippines
B. C. Davis
Ninth Cavalry
You Don’t Need a New Stomach Trial Package Free
An old advertisement argues stomach trouble arises from overuse and offers Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, natural digestant that relieves symptoms. It promises a free trial package by mail from F F A Stuart at 160 Stuart Ride, Marshall, to prove effectiveness.
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Stuart
Doctor i
Tomach
Stuart Ride
Marshall
Backed By Pimples Relief From Cuticura Remedies
A sworn testimonial from W A Armstrong of Corbin Kansas describes severe back acne and itching, then rapid improvement after using Cuticura Remedies. He credits Beap and Ointment with Resolvent for months of treatment ending in near cure and renewed health. The notice promotes free samples from Potter Drug & Chem Corp. Boston.
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W.A. Armstrong
Corbin
Kan
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Dept
Boston
Card Party Teems with Troop G at Sergi Home
Sergi and Mrs William hosted a card party Friday evening for non-commissioned officers. Dennis Hayer, formerly of the West Point Detachment, rejoined troop G for a third tour. Private Dawson, troop G, returned the 19th past from San Antonio. Old cant John T Cager, troop G, is nearing thirty and has yet to hear a shot.
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Sergi
Mrs. William
Dennis Hayer
Weat Point
Dawson
San Antonio
John T. Cager
Soldiers and Transfers Noted in 1909 Records
Private Barnett EB from Battery D purchases discharge from the Army and heads to Tennessee. Privates Lehman and Null move from Battery D to hospital corps to become doctors. William Schmidt, formerly of Battery BE, defected as a deserter in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, on October 14, 1909.
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Barnett EB. Carroll
Battery D
Uncle Sam
Tennessee
Harnest
Mountain Sagery
George W. Lehman
Frank W. Null
Hospital Corp
Wm. Schmidt
Battery BE
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Schmidt
Privates Held for Court Martial on Robbery Charge
Awaiting G. M. Privates Heisler and Prober of Battery KE 4th F. A. are confined in the Guard House on a charge of holding women and robbing them. They will be tried at the post by a general court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heisler
Prober
Battery KE
F. A
Itched Skin Healed Instantly By D. D. D. Remedy
A Cheyenne Wyoming druggist advertises D D D prescribed for Kesema with instant relief from itching and burning. A 25 cent bottle is claimed to prove the remedy, with a guarantee promising a full refund if not effective.
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D. DB. D
Onoh
A. EB. Rodel, Druggiat
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Danderine Promise: Lustrous Soft Hair in Ten Minutes
An advertisement extols Danderine for instant hair improvement and dandruff removal. It claims the cleanser smooths, thickens, and grows new hair, with benefits noted after weeks of use and a 25 cent bottle price from druggists or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
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Democratic
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Miss Lebhart
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James Stacker
Fox
Simms
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Wm. Lucas
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Dusty
Rochester
N. Y
Simmons
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Mounted Scout
Albert Benoit
Signal Corp
Illinois
Albert
Conway and Greee
Kopald’s
Capitol Avenue
W. Rahn
Mgr
C. A. Ligier
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Iowa
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