Clark plans no senate bid amid New York visit
Me William A Clark and family arrived in New York aboard the Teutonic. He denied reports of challenging Senator Thomas S. Garter in Montana. The Clark family includes two children who do not speak English, and they will spend summer in Butte before returning to open a Fifth Avenue home next fall.
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Clark
New York
Teutonic
White Star Line
William A. Clark
Montana
Washington
Senate
Thomas Sl. Garter
Artesian water as emergency supply an old timer’s suggestion
The State Leader editorial urges Cheyenne to consider artesian wells as an emergency water source amid current pollution of the municipal supply. It argues issuing bonds to develop artesian sources may prevent future sanitary crises and questions not investing in guaranteed clean water.
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Artesian Insurance
Cheyenne
Prize fighting and virility in national spirit discussed
An editorial essay argues sports like prize fighting reflect national virility, comparing boxing to baseball and rowing as evidence of masculine strength. It claims public interest in prize fighting signals a healthy national spirit and discusses its influence on cultural development.
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Johnson
Reno
Jolimeon
Jeffriis
Prine
Black Boxer’s Victory Shakes White Supremacy Notions
A racial analysis considers Johnson and Langford amid Jeffries Johnson era debates. The piece argues a black fighter’s skill and composure challenge white supremacy beliefs, suggesting pugilism’s popularity could wane if black dominance grows in heavyweight and middleweight ranks.
Old Soldiers At National Home Attend Dinner
Colonel W. P. Brownlow of the National Soldiers' Home recounted at a Brownville Tennessee dinner a stark anecdote about wartime losses. He cited an exchange where a veteran noted that of two hundred engaged against three hundred only sixty survived, with only thirty on each side remaining alive at the end.
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OLR
W. PL Brownlow
The
National Soldiers’ Home
Brownville
Tenn
Johnson Ity
Weather data from Wyoming and Washington DC notes July 8 1910
Wyoming and Washington DC weather notes report pair Wednesday and Thursday details. The Ft hours fade at 6100 mm and July 8 1910 records show a maximum of 78 degrees and a low of bs degrees with 0.00 inches precipitation.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
Vacation Poem and a Bridge Disaster Report
A poem recalls a country vacation with humorous misadventures and discomforts as bugs bite and heat soars. In the same issue a bridge collapse during a July 4 celebration in La Salle Illinois kills one and injures about thirty, many thrown into the canal and spectators swept away.
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la Salle
Ill
Utien
Islinoie and Michigan Canal
Curtiss Record for 20 Kilometers Shattered in France
At the international aviation meeting in Rheims France two pilots broke the Curtiss 20 kilometer record set last year. Le Blanc and Blerlot each completed the distance in fifteen minutes flat, eclipsing the former record.
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Reis Rheims
France
Lena ‘Curties
le Blanc
Record flyover marks new twenty kilometer time
Le Blanc set a time of ten minutes and fifty three fifths of a second for twenty kilometers in an Hleriot monoplane. Soon after Mormone lowered the mark to thirteen minutes eight seconds, nearly sixty miles an hour, despite heavy rains that affected the flight.
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le Blanc
Mormone
Record of 100 Kilometer race set with world best time
The report notes flooding at the aerodrome and intermittent conditions as Lee challenges the James Gordon Bennett Cup for the best 100 kilometer time. The distance covered is 62.20 miles in 1:16:00, described as a world record.
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Lee
American Marine Case Spurs Late Night Fights at Reno
An enlisted U S marine named Thomas Murdle suffered a throat wound in a Reno melee tied to a championship clash between black and white groups. He is hospitalized in serious condition. A white man found unconscious on Pennsylvania avenue after a street brawl was treated for brain concussion. Additional injuries were reported but no fatalities noted. Two people shot by a pair of African American assailants during Fourth of July celebrations in Washington Pa left a child dead and a neighbor wounded. A separate article offers a motivational reflection on how defeat reveals character.
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Weedie
Nevada
Terry
Cale
Farrbor
St Ohmon
Jeffries
Wien
Fiahsé
Fistiana
Ngrce
Johnson
Langford
Rena
Washington
Reno
Thomas Murdle
United States Marine Corps
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thelma Devere
Clarke
Enoch
Lot for Sale by G Oliver at 220 West 19th
A classified style note announces available lots for sale by G Oliver, contact telephone 574 with location at 220 West 19th Street.
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Oliver
West 19Th ST
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Apfair
New York Tribune
Wenkson
New York Times
Sherman Co
Success Magazine
A. A. Waterman
Capitol Confectionery
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Dean Ml. Daves
Logan's Curio Store
17Th ST
Carey Ave
Belmont Whiskey
Bart McGrath
Capitol
Reo
J. Black Lumber Yard
van Lenwen
W. 16Th
Metropole
Henry Hoffman
Bon Ton
Metropole Stablea
Crdillac Automobiles
West
16Th St
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