Roosevelt 13 An Insurgent Interview With Poindexter
An Associated Press summary reports Colonel Roosevelt’s interview with Miles Poindexter of Washington. Roosevelt states opposition to Taft and hints Poindexter may seek the Senate, while Taft faces Supreme Court vacancies likely to shape policy for generations. The piece notes Ballinger, Hughes, and court appointments as pivotal factors.
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Taft
Supreme Court
Washington
Roosevelt
Miles Poindexter
Republican Party
Associated Press
Rougewits
Poindexter
Northwest
United States
Seuse
Ballinser
Interior
Bal- Hager
Congress
Hughes
Ballinger
Cavil
Supreme Death
Wounded man paints and train kills Tim Rhinehart
Grand Junction Colorado July 10 a ranch owner and pioneer merchant W B Rhinehart 50 was fatally crushed by a moving freight train at Rio Grande crossing after a fainting spell from leg injuries and heat. He had just cut his leg while in his store and was walking for medical aid when struck. He operated an auto garage in the city.
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Grand Junction
Colo
W. BE. Rhinehart
Rio Grande
Seventh Street
Rhinehart
Atepp
Citizen Ho
Fourth of July Celebrations Draw Carbon County Attendees
Rawlins County Attorney N R Greefield a Republican nominee for the fourth judicial district visited Cheyenne and recounted an unusual Fourth of July celebration in Carbon County. Citizens attended in large numbers despite cold weather and even snowfall reports.
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N. R. Greefield
Rawlins
Carbon County
Fourth Judicial District
D. H. Craig
Cheyenne
Greenfield
Man Dies In Cave-In At Louisville Yard
While talking to fellow employee William Oakes, Frank Reynolds an oiler at Big Four yards, disappeared in a cave-in of earth. Despite efforts by railroad workers, two fire companies and life saving crew, Reynolds was smothered to death. Oakes narrowly escaped.
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Louisville
William Oakes
Frank Reynolds
Oakes
Palace Pharmacy Benzoin Almond Lotion Promises Tan Reduction
Palace Pharmacy markets Benzoin Almond Lotion claiming it will reduce tan and freckles. The brief note suggests trying the product for skincare results.
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Palace’ Pharmacy
Milford Woman Found Drowned After Illness
The body of Mrs. Henry Hodges was found in a rain barrel in Cincinnati after she vanished from her Milford Ohio home during the night she had been ill. The husband reported she disappeared before morning and was later discovered in the barrel.
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Cincinnati
Henry Hodges
Milford
Ohio
County Warrants Presented and Paid by July 12 1910
Notice states all county warrants issued from October 1 1909 to November 31 1909 presented and paid at the county treasurer’s office on July 12 1910 with interest ceasing on that date. LU Voorhees county treasurer signs the notice.
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Notich
United States Senator at Chautauqua Fiddling Bob Taylor
The silver tongued orator of the Gouthland aims to make the world happier with his lecturing at Chautauqua. He promises better understanding and progress as there are few lecturers equal to Senator Taylor.
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Chautauqua
Taylor
Fife
Senator Taylor
Worth of irrigation proved by sun's rays
The reclamation service reports Montana and western Dakotas crops not receiving irrigation are drying and shrivelling amid continuous hot winds near 100 degrees. In contrast, irrigated Jaide settlers receive ample water and have crops in excellent condition.
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Washington
Montana
Dakotas
Reclamation Service
Distant blast kills Pueblo youngster in yard
Nico Mastistisa age unknown was killed in Pueblo Colorado when a slag fragment from the Eller smelter slag dump blasted 260 yards away struck his head. The blast occurred as the dump was torn up for railroad ballast work and the mother heard the slag fall on the roof before finding him dead.
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Pueblo
Colo
Nicolay Mastistisa
Tony Mastistisa
Eller
Douglas Phyllictan Mal Pension Bureau Surgeon Appointed
J. R. Hylton of Douglas Wyoming was appointed today examining surgeon for the Pension Bureau in Washington D C. The action designates Hylton to serve as a pension bureau examining official.
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Douglas Phyllictan
Two Millions Of Gold On The Way To New York
London dispatch reports two million dollars in Cape gold purchased for Germany and arrived this week, engaged for shipment to New York. A further ten million dollars is expected to be sent to the same destination within a fortnight, though confirmation is not yet available.
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London
Germany
New York
Rail Shares Rally Fades as Bank Rate Reduction Hope Ends
The report notes that hopes for a bank rate cut have vanished and that street rallies impact American railroad share prices. Market sentiment shifts as investors abandon expectations of easing monetary policy.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
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Arthur Stringer
Rupert Hughes
P. G. Wodehouse
Bruce Farson
Hampton
Joly
Ella Fiadg Young
Public Schools of
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PATAW
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Sanitas At Sherman Co
Cheyenne, Wyo
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W. L Whipple
Agil Marble
Curtis Templin
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Lo, Whipple
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