Death of Senator John W. Daniel Of Virginia
The death of Senator John W. Daniel of Virginia removes a strong and picturesque figure from Democratic leadership. He served over twenty three years in the Senate and influenced legislation throughout his career. The note of loss comes as other southern senators face illness or death this year.
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John W. Daniel
Virginia
Congress
South
Daniel
McEnery
Louisiana
McLauren
Mississippi
Tillman
South Carolina
Inconsistency in Maybray trials noted by observers
The piece mocks moral self righteousness at the Maybray trials where witnesses claim innocence after attempting deceit. It suggests many defend their own losses while condemning others and recalls a young man who alleged a swindle but was frustrated by his confederate’s actions.
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Citigeha
Scotchmans
Carey challenges Republican elite in Wyoming governor bid
Opposing views emerge as Judge J. M. Carey enters the gubernatorial race. Supporters say the Republican establishment has held power too long and should be replaced by a strong nonaligned leader, while critics and insiders fear upheaval and job losses. The piece argues for a political cleaning of the current administration and new leadership in the state.
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Laramie
Helen
J. M. Carey
Republican Party
A Laugh Thy People’s Choice Recalled in Times Past
A fragment recalls a communal choice ritual with vocal praise and disputed roles amid a village gathering. The brief hints at a ro ot era tradition where leaders or elders were named by popular favor. The text preserves a local tone and period voice.
Town Meeting Echoes Bid To Return to State Legislature
A night gathering at a corner store sees townspeople debate whether to support a return to the state Capitol. One speaker finally urges direct talk, but the group concedes prior cuts by county leaders left them wary about reelecting the incumbent lawmaker.
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Sam
Byuh
The Washerwoman's Song of Enduring Hope
A narrator recalls a widowed washerwoman who hums of a Savior keeping her to the end. Amid suds, children, and monotone hymns, the woman's faith sustains her through grief and poverty, offering a quiet, personal hope.
Four Bodies Recovered From Licking River Tragedy
Report from Jaln tsville Kentucky says ten bodies have been recovered from the Licking river with the river still high and debris along its banks. A rescue party from Saylerville started for the headwaters but has only covered ten of twenty five miles due to bad mountain paths.
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Jalntsville
Licking River
Saylerayille
Best place to have clothes made cleaned pressed or altered
Nimetz offers tailoring and cleaning services at 1831 Carey Ave Missouri. Dry cleaning alterations and garment repairs are provided by expert staff in a full service shop. Local residents can have suits dresses shirts and coats reimagined with professional care.
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Nimetz
Carey Ave
Expert Advice for Cornell Students
Cornell University plans a dedicated student welfare proctor with adviser duties. Professor W W Rolee chairs the committee and seeks the right candidate to fill the position.
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Tihaca
Cornell University
W. W. Rolee
Young Gil to Cross Continent on Horseback
Aliss Nan Aspinwall, arrival aboard the Wilhelmina from Honolulu, plans a horseback ride from San Francisco to New York. Known as the Montana girl, she hails from Flathead country and has a record of riding and lariat throwing. Oties Awplawal taunts but she remains confident the journey will proceed.
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San Francisco
Aliss Nan Aspinwall
Honolulu
New York
Mica Aspinwall
Montana
Flathead
Oties Awplawal
Casperities Boost City in Cheyenne Mission
Casper residents Col. Alex T. Butler A. H. Cobb and Dr. G. T. Morgan arrived in Cheyenne from Natrona County to promote Casper growth. They touted a $45,000 high school a $35,000 grammar school a $25,000 state hospital a $65,000 federal building a $45,000 water system four miles of cement sidewalk Dr. Dean's business block and a Burlington line through Natrona County creating 1500 jobs while alleging Casper would soon become the state capital. They framed a map showing a mammoth city park with a planned capital building and noted booming wool prices and activity in asbestos and oil with syndicates uniting to develop holdings.
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Alex T. Butler
Casper Press
A. H. Cobb
G. T. Morgan
Casper
Cheyenne
Natrona County
Ittle City
California
Strong Man Whitman Dazzles Cheyenne Vaudeville
Patrons at the Atlas watch Ellis Whitman perform shocking feats as the so called human rattle box. His act dislocates joints and stuns audiences with seemingly impossible flexibility. A railroad worker fainted during the show and many spectators react with goose bump awe.
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Whitman
Cheyenne
Ellis Whitman
Atlas Week Schedule Shows Performer’s Returning Visit
The article notes the performer will appear at the Atlas for every performance this week, illustrating how a displaced show can be reset.
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Atlas
Personal Notices From Cheyenne Region Figures
Personal mentions include Mrs Ralph DuPierre wife of the Stave Leader advertising manager returning from a three month visit with her parents in Ohio. King of Short arrived in Cheyenne for a brief visit. A H Cantril and Miss Gertude Galbraith of Douglas visiting Cheyenne. Burk of Lander among arrivals. M G Mead came from Carpenter. J B Smith of Laramie in Cheyenne on business yesterday. The Scott of Douglas arrived from the east and plans to stay. Albert Bender returned from Pine Bluffs on business.
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Ralph DuPierre
Stave Leader
Ini dl
Ohio
Mia
King of
Short
Cheyenne
Mire
A. H. Cantril
Gertrude Galbraith
Douglas
Burk
Lander
M. G. Mead
Carpenter
J. B. Smith
Laramie
the Scott of
Seavihe
Albert Bender
Pine Blutts
Baldwin sets new aeroplane speed record in Hempstead
Capt. Thom F. Baldwin reportedly covered a mile and a quarter at Hempstead Long Island at a speed over seventy miles an hour. The time is unofficial and may not stand as a record.
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New York
Thom‘ag
F. Baldwin
America
Hempstead
L. I
Wyoming Forecast Warns of Showers Late Week
Washington reports a partly cloudy Wyoming forecast with probable showers by Friday night or Saturday. In the 24 hours to 6 pm June 30, 1910, the maximum reached 76, minimum 64, with .24 inch of precipitation recorded. W.8. Palmer, Section Director.
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Washington
Wyoming
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