Killarney's Beauty Richly Painted by Irish Travel Narrative
The article extols Killarney as a cluster of mountain, lake, and abbey ruins amid surrounding hills. It notes Rosscastle, Muckross Abbey ruins dating to 1440, and legends of Devil's Punch Bowl and O'Donoghue, with boatmen recounting tales to travelers. a vivid portrait of landscape and lore.
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Killarney
Kilarney
Amilea
Victoria Hotel
Inniefailen
Rosscastle
O'Donoghue Rosa
Abbey of
Muckross
McCarthy
Mangerton Mountain
Munchausen
Boston
Walter
Kerry
Travelling salesman nearly dies after drinking unsafe water
A man from Tensleep left for Thermopolis while selling for Continental Grocery Co. He wandered the country for days, lost his way, and drank large amounts of water at Hanover Canal, Laird ranch. He fell ill but reached shelter and slowly recovers.
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Worland
Wyo
Ouly
Continental Grocery Co
Thermopolis
Hanover Canal
Laird Ranch
Mr. Laird
Prince's Friend Dobler Dies Alone in Cody Shack
A German political refugee and believed friend of the late Prince Bismarck, Prite Dobler was found dead in a Cody Wyoming shack behind George Crupp's restaurant. Dobler, 60, came from Irma Lake months ago and had fought in the Franco Russian War. He kept silent about his past, and no one was with him when he died.
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Cody
Wyo
Germany
Dobler
Railroads Move to Power Shift From Commerce Court
Washington July 21 report says railroads plot to transfer inter state commerce commission powers to a new commerce court. Bills would let the court judge both law and facts, risking the commission’s rate fixing role and expert shipper protections. Democrats vow to abolish the court if they gain control next fall.
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Washington, DC. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Court
Commerce Commission
Commierce Court
Railroads
Thorn Tin
Commission
House
Senate
Commgréee
In the Morning Behold the Nightingale
A fragmentary verse noting the Ittle nightingale roaming at dawn and the tale told to his wife upon returning home.
Campaign Button Mischief Shadows Taft Roosevlt Era
A young colored boy displays a campaign badge marked T. R. while a stranger with a suitcase watches. He explains the letters stand for Taft, not Theodore Roosevelt, reflecting the era’s political tensions and mixed signals in a small town interaction.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Prisoner Who Hurt Judge Breaks Jail
Charles Matson who injured Judge Maret of Thermopolis escaped from the county jail in NASIN Wyoming during a Sunday morning break. He pried open a steel door using a coupling pin and passed to the outer world before being recaptured at Fromberg. Jail breaking charges likely to follow.
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Nasin
Wyo
Charles Matson
Nasmanl
Maret
Thermopoda
Winkwire
Fromberg
Jaller Hurst
Brenting
Widow of Carnegie Hero Passes Away
Mrs. Allen M. Johnson widow of Albert Johnson who died saving his brother in law from gas in a well near Bridger Montana. The Carnegie Hero Fund awarded her over $2000. The act occurred in January near this location and the life of the young man was saved by Albert Johnson’s heroic deed.
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Powell, Wyo
Allen M. Johnson
Albert Johnson
Bridger
Mont
Johnson
Carnegie Hero Fund
Rich sulphur deposits rise in northern Wyoming region
The US Geological Survey reports sulfur finds in Utah Wyoming and Colorado. In Utah the deposit lies in the San Rafael Canyon near Green River with a sulfur layer 100 to 150 feet wide and 750 feet long but profitability is limited by transport and market access. Wyoming deposits occur in Sunlight Basin northwest of Cody near Yellowstone with seven isolated groups. none are producing and higher transport facilities are needed. Colorado deposits near Creede show surface habitats from hot springs with trenches and a short lived mill, little sulfur likely marketed.
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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
Vacation cycles and city country comparisons in Wyoming ads
In a light dialogue about travel the speakers joke about alternating two days in the country and two in the city. The State Leader notes Wyoming as the Want Ad medium and hints at a promotional tone for local readers.
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Wyoming
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Black Hills Military Institute
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Custer
Dak
Capitol Ave
Hinkle & Bond
Times
New Jersey
Teddy
Pac. Wiley
Cheyenne
Bow
Eastern Wyoming News
Associated Prose Service
Frank. Dubsky
Carey-Ave
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