Killarney Sparks Rich Imagery and Historic Ruins Tour
The article extols Killarney as a timeless beauty set among surrounding hills with a mild climate and lakes. It describes Rosscastle ruins, Muckross Abbey founded in 1440, the Devil's Punch Bowl legend, Mangerton, and O'Donoghue’s prison on the lake, with boatmen recounting tales to travelers.
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Killarney
Kilarney
Amilea
Victoria Hotel
Inniefailen
Rosscastle
O'Donoghue Rosa
Abbey of
Muckross
McCarthy
Mangerton Mountain
Munchausen
Boston
Wyoming Traveler Drives, Drinks Water, Nearly Dies
A northern todo traveler's trek across Wyoming ends near Thermopolis after wandering aimlessly for days. He drinks excessive water at Hanover Canal near Laird ranch, collapsing from dehydration. Rescued by Mr. Laird's family, he remains ill but on the mend, with recovery expected in a few days.
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Worland
Wyo
Ouly
Continental Grocery Co
Thermopolis
Hanover Canal
Laird Ranch
Mr. Laird
Prince's German Friend Found Dead in Cody Shack
A German political refugee and said to be a close friend of the late Prince von Bismarck, Prite Dohler was found dead yesterday in an old dock behind George Crupp's restaurant in Cody Wyoming. An 86 year old veteran of the Franco-Russian War, he had fled after war secrets and letters were found. he spoke little and died alone before anyone heard his last words.
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Cody
Wyo
Germany
Dobler
Railroads Seek to Power the Commerce Court
Washington July 21 railroads move to dismantle the Interstate Commerce Commission by creating a commerce court with full review powers over law and facts. The scheme would end the commission as a rate fixing body, eroding shipper protections and risking Democratic chances to abolish the court next fall.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Court
Commerce Commission
Commierce Court
Railroads
Thorn Tin
Commission
House
Senate
Commgréee
Nightingale Wanderer Inspires Morning Wonder
In the morning scene a restless nightingale roams as the speaker ponders the tale told by the bird upon getting home, whispering of distant roads and quiet devotion. The verse blends wonder at travel with homeward return.
Taft Campaign Button Sparks Clarification in Classroom
A boy wearing a campaign button marked T R is challenged by a stranger. The student explains that the letters stand for Taft Republican, not Theodore Roosevelt, highlighting a moment of political awareness and confusion.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Prisoner Who Hurt Judge Breaks Jail in Wyoming
Charles Matson, jailed for a nasmanl offense against Judge Maret of Thermopolia, escaped from the county jail by prying open a door with a coupling pin. He was recaptured later in Fromberg after Sheriff Winkwire alerted authorities. Prosecutor may file jail breaking charges.
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Nasin
Wyo
Charles Matson
Nasmanl
Maret
Thermopoda
Winkwire
Fromberg
Jaller Hurst
Brenting
Widow of Carnegie Hero Dies in Montana
Mrs. Allen M. Johnson, widow of Albert Johnson who died saving his brother in law from gas in a well near Powell Wyoming, passed away in Bridger Montana from paralysis. The Carnegie Hero Fund credited her husband’s bravery with a reward of over $2,000.
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Powell, Wyo
Allen M. Johnson
Albert Johnson
Bridger
Mont
Johnson
Carnegie Hero Fund
Rich Sulphur Deposits Up in Northern Wyoming
Geological Survey notes sulfur deposits in Utah and Wyoming. Utah site near San Rafael River shows a sulfur-laden strip with springs, but limited profit due to distance to railroad and market. Wyoming deposits in Sunlight Basin form seven groups, with six along a 3.12 mile belt, not yet productive without better transport. Colorado sites near Creede show surface sulfur from hot springs, but little market activity observed.
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United States Geological Survey
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
F. L. Hess
D. F. Hewett
H. 8. Larsen
J. F. Hunter
San Rafael River
Green River
Sunlight Basin
Cody
Yellowstone National Park
Minera County
Creede
Trout Creek
How are you spending your vacation
A conversational piece contrasts two days in the country and two in the city, noting satisfaction with both settings. The excerpt mentions the Want Ad medium of Wyoming as a playful aside, describing the “great scheme” of alternating locales.
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Wyoming
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