Dick Stanley Signals Frontier Return If Demand Appears
Former world broncho champion Dick Stanley says he can ride Steamboat as well as in 1909 and will come to Cheyenne for a championship trial if needed. He has recovered from two serious accidents and warns patrons about his busy show schedule while offering a private ring appearance if Frontier officials arrange it.
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Dick Stanley
Frontier
Stanley
Cheyenne
Ring Frontier
Motorman's Mistake Causes Big Bend Collision
Rapid City reports nine injured with five listed as possibly fatally hurt after a gasoline motor car on the Rapid City and Big Bend line collided with a passenger train. Motorman reportedly failed to wait at alding per orders.
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Cosi
Rapid City
Pernana
Big Bend
Alding
Form Company To Build Aerial Gliders In Prussia
Graefrath, Rhenish Prussia, July 18. The Lower Rhine company plans a $500,000 capital for constructing air cruisers and specially fitted fog dropping explosives.
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Ighters Graefrath
Rhenish
Prussia
Lower Rhine Company
Ween Ship Concept Under Von Moltke Patronage
A speculative project outlines a vessel group formed under Count Von Moltke with 296 feet length, 14 300 cubic meters capacity, and over five tons carrying power. Wooden stays with rubber covering form the frame, while the armored central gondola features a perpendicular projectile shaft.
Former Wyomingite Works on Australian Irrigation
A Melbourne report from Consul Jewell describes Elwood Mead, longtime irrigation expert and former California professor, supervising extensive irrigation works in Victoria. Mead, head of Victoria's State River and Water Supply Commission, guides a government policy to develop irrigable lands on a large scale under a multiyear contract.
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Elwood Mead
University of California
United States Department of Agriculture
Méad
State River and Water Supply Commission of
Victoria
Million Immigrants Arrive in One Year
Washington reports nearly 25 000 immigrants at U S ports were denied admission and sent back abroad in the fiscal year ended June 30. The year 1910 saw about 1 041 576 admitted, with New York receiving about 1 860 000 arrivals and smaller totals to Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Washington
United States
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Indictment Adds Count in Piano Firm Bankruptcy Case
New York July 18 Another count is added to the indictment against the automobile. Benjamin Lesser attorney for creditors filing a bankruptcy petition against a local corporation that manufactures pianos explains the case the corporation could not realize on its stock of pianos bank people are not buying pianos any more they are buying automobiles
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New York
Benjamin Lesser
Floating drug store brings quinine to Malay natives
A houseboat turned into a mobile pharmacy sails the Pahang river under guidance of John B. Dubois, the American consul at Singapore. The floating drug store aims to distribute quinine directly to locals, replacing the previous police station distribution method.
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Washington
Malay Peninsula
Pahang River
John B. Dubois
Singapore
Wyoming Central faces time extension battle over 850000 bond
Riverton Republican reports Wyoming Central Irrigation Company seeks a July 28 deadline extension to start work and may throw up the job. State Engineer Johnston says no extension but company plans to classify lands. potential $50 000 bond payout if the state proves competence amid fierce dispute.
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Riverton Republican
Inis
Cheyenne
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
Ini Cheyenne
Brooks
Johnston
Republican
Chimago
Wyoming Central
C. T. Johnston
Riverton
Charter Special Trains To Transport Cotton To New York
New Orleans reports charter special trains to move spot cotton to New York to meet July contracts and profit from a base. The first train, loaded with about 25,000 bales, will depart early tomorrow morning, with a second to follow as soon as the way is cleared. The move, a historic step, stirs railroad and cotton circles with excitement.
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New Orleans
New York
1Inels Central
New York Central
Toca
Cotto
Trama
Phonograph Opposition Upsets Local Preacher
Rev. Henry D. Coe of Richmond Hill Baptist Church appeals to neighbors to stop phonograph noise during services. He recalls disruption during prayer and a sermon on parental duties as loud records blared from nearby homes.
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New York
Henry D. Coe
Richmond Hill
L. L. Baytist Church
Kelly
Man in Armor Caught in Montana Report
Boveman Montana July 18. Mader Bheri George Hattenfelder and Deputy Horace Ball captured the man in armor in a Belgrade area pursuit. Details describe the afternoon event and capture near Belgrade with authorities involved.
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Montana
Boveman
Mont
Thousand Yard Record Falls at Celtic Park
Melvin W. Sheppard of the Irish American Athletic Club set a new 1,000 yard standard at Celtic Park during the Clan-Na-Gael games in Brooklyn, clocking 2 minutes 12.25 seconds to beat Lon Myers’s 1881 mark by 0.60 seconds, as the crowd witnessed a landmark middle distance run.
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New York
Atlantic
Celtic Park
Clan-Na-Gael
Brooklyn
Queens
Melvin W. Sheppard
Atheletic Club
Lon Myers
Travers Island
Sheppard
Charles Kilpatrick
Ume
Look at four-fingered Joe after accident near Kingston
A Kingston boy, four year old Joe Jannun, lost his right thumb playing near East Kingston brickyards. He showed the missing thumb to his father saying it was not hurt, then was taken to a sanatorium for care.
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Kingston
Joe Jannun
Joe
East Kingston
Little Joe
Papa
Aviator Falls 590 Feet in Manitoba Crash
Winnipeg, Man May 16 The first serious air crash in Canada occurred when Rugens Bly attempting a flight between Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie aborted his third attempt. His plane engine failed and the craft plunged over 590 feet. Bly was recovered from the wreck in a dying condition.
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Winnipeg
Cafhada
Rugens Bly
Portage la Prairie
Ely
Sixteen of Station Crowd Forced Out
Bouton July 18. Archibald McLellamy of Boston said he could not detail the action but noted that sixteen practitioners connected with Mrs. Augusta Platson and the First Church of Christ in New York City were removed from membership by the directors of the mother body.
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Bouton
Gieheen
Augusta Ptatson
First Church of Christ, Paar i
New York City
Archibald McLellamy
Boston
McLellan
Togo Chooses Raw Fish Diet For Japanese Boxer Match
A Cheyenne report details Toga the young Japanese boxer preparing for a match against a larger east rival. It notes his strict raw fish diet and daily routine of buying fresh fish, as he trains with intense discipline and secrecy.
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Toga
Chas. H. Porter
Denver News
Cheyenne
Repententiative
Japan
Champaign the staple drink aboard dirigible balloons
Berlin reports aviators with long dirigible experience claim only highly seasoned foods delight at high altitude and water tastes flat. Passengers on the Deuterhand cruise favored caviar pale foie gras and other rich dishes as sickness from vibration varies, while appetite remains normal aboard the airships.
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Berlin
Jolam
Young Boys Plan New Bicycle Trip From Seward Neb to Cheyenne
Seward Nebraska youths Hereche Gereke and J L Wolfe biked to Denver then Cheyenne to visit A J Gereke. They announce another cycling journey starting soon and pass along a message for Governor Brooks.
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Gereke
J. L. Wolfe
Seward
Nebr
Denver
Cheyenne
A. J. Gereke
Brooks
Wanderers to Walk from Schallenburg to Seward
Two travelers plan a continuous trek from Schallenburg to Lincoln and then Seward, foraging along the route to support themselves. They set no fixed schedule or reward, and intend to return home after the journey.
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Schallenburg
Nebraska
Lincoln
Seward
Card of Thanks to Methodist Ladies for Kind Assistance
To our many friends and especially the ladies of the Methodist church we wish to express our heartfelt thanks for their kind assistance and sympathy in our recent bereavement through the death of our beloved daughter. Mr and Mrs C E Brannon.
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The
Methodist Church
C. E, Brannon
Hills and Leinbaugh Attend Funeral at Pine Bluffs
Mr and Mrs L C Hills and Mrs B B Leinbaugh returned Sunday evening from Pine Bluffs where Mr Hills officiated at the funeral of Mr Co Blair. Mrs Hills and Mrs Leinbaugh were in charge of the music.
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Pine Bluffs
B. B. Leinbaugh
Hills
Blair
Hilla
Leinbaugh
Large audience at union church service in First Congregational
A Sunday evening union service at the First Congregational church drew a large audience. Rev. W. M. Nelson of the Methodist church delivered the sermon. The choir featured Miss Mabel Patten, Miss Jesale Tupper, Mrs. Paul Lariver, and Mrs. Cahill, with altos and tenors listed among the performers.
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UNION
First Congregational Church
Carge
W. M. Nelson
Methodist Church
Mabel Patten
Jesale Tupper
Paul Lariver
Dire
Susan Cahill
J. ¥. Meyer
Claudia Taylor
J. Ln ‘Rockwell
Parkhurst
Whinkell
Louis Mitchell
Lariver
Patten
Cahill
Shepherd Ie
William, Spence
Man Arrested in Texas for Murder From Forced Labor Case
Greenville Tex July arrest of O A Albert on murder charge. He allegedly forced William Edwards serving a short term on a misdemeanor to work in the hot sun until he collapsed and died.
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Greenville
Tex
O. A. Albert
William MM, Edwards
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WM. Myers Dry Goods Company
Collier's
Sherman Co
Daiber
Hirch, Wickwire & Go, Schloss Bros. & CO
W.F. Daiber& Bros
Central
Riverton Publication States Company
Fuaties
James
Jesse Anderson
Albert Hors
MAN IN Armor
Harrington
Boys’ Suit Sale
John Harrington
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Togo
Champaign
Plate Ralle
Prath
Shorman Co
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