Second Epistle of Saint Deming and The Leader
The piece critiques The Leader editor for his shifting politics and supposed deference to Saint Deming. It contrasts exaltation with mortification as the editor anticipates sainthood and praises onlookers while accusing him of hyping roles and failing to confront rivals honestly.
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Saint Deming
Leader
The
Tribune
Carpenter
Kendrick
Osborne
Nick
Colwen
Tritmne
Mexander
Paragon
Trine
Jowst
the Tribune
Martin Luther Pratt
Ephraim
Western Governors Conference in Salt Lake City
Western governors convene in Salt Lake City to discuss public land policy and seek greater state control over national resources. They aim to counter eastern Pinehotism sentiment and push for favorable treatment by Washington under President Wilson and Secretary Lane, with western interests to be advanced.
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Salt Lake Ty
Washington
Tt Is
Wilson
Lane
Denver
Balt Lake City
Farm Trade Taking Cheyenne
Cheyenne citizens note rising farmer presence in streets and shops signaling a durable regional trend. With a record crop potential and growing buying, merchants expand capacity as railways add stock to meet demand. Prices stay firm and tariffs may influence future growth in Wyoming agriculture.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
America
Court refuses injunction on measure cutting wire tolls
In Lincoln and Omaha reports, a Nebraska court declines to grant a temporary injunction against a measure cutting wire tolls. The Western Union Telegraph Company and state actions are tied to the so called Beebbin bill setting a maximum charge of four cents for ten messages as passed by the last legislature. Federal Judges I. Gw ith and others were noted in the coverage.
Telegraph rate law eyed by court challenge
W. H W. Munger heard the arguments on a law passed with an emergency clause. The act allows telegraph companies to apply to the railway commission for a higher rate if 25 cents is not compensatory. The court ruled the case was brought in court rather than before the commission, denying the temporary injunction and restraining order.
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W. H W. Munger
Railway Commission
Jon
Hired Men Not Wanted on Rural Farm Run by Two Women
Rochester Indiana June 4 two young women Edna Stauffer and Carrie Blosser run The Sandridge Poultry Farm without men. They plow sow cultivate harvest milk butter tend garden and care for chickens cows and horses while living outdoors and proving farm life can succeed without male workers.
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Rochester
Ind
Felkec
Sandridge
Edna Stauffer
Carrie Blosser
Miss Stauffer
Mist Blesser
Peet Plans Self Sufficient Fowl Raising and Marketing
Peet intends to raise their own feed and handle marketing of fowls while also producing other sustenance crops. The move highlights a move toward self sufficiency and local production.
Governor Sulzer and the Direct Primaries Fight
William Sulzer, governor, confronted Albany corruption and the political machines. He chose to fight rather than quit or join the crooks, backed by his sensible wife. The piece notes the two powerful legislature heads and compares Sulzer with Theodore Roosevelt and Charles Evans Hughes as targets of spoilsmen.
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William Sulzer
Albany
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles BE
Hughes
Roosevelt
Sulzer
Wight
American Review of Reviews
Four year old boy crowned in well tragedy
In Golden Colorado Everett Crompton four year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Crompton fell into an abandoned selling well near a plant while playing with other children near a reservoir. He lost balance reaching for a slick and drowned after fifteen minutes before help arrived. The father is missing at Steamboat Springs and the mother in Deer Trail was notified.
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Golden
Colo
Everett Crompton
Albert Crompton
Golden Walter Works
Steamboat Springs
Deertrail
Busch presents $20,000 wedding gift to granddaughter
Adolphus Busch, the St Louis brewer, gave his granddaughter Miss Lillian Magnus a $20,000 wedding present for her marriage to Sydney L Berg in Chicago. The check arrived at her parents' home and was marked not to be opened until Wednesday. The bride insisted on counting the four digits before announcing the gift.
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Chicago
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Lillian Magnus
Sydney L. Berg
The Future of Asiatic Turkey Threats and Foreign Pressure
The article discusses rising troubles in northeastern Asiatic provinces of Turkey amid Kurdish Armenian tensions. It notes rumors of Russian demands for Berlin 1878 reforms and possible rail concessions, suggesting Russian aims to provoke disorder and intervene to restore order, with Armenians and Kurds as tools in broader regional strategy.
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Constantinople
Berlin
Russia
Paluts
Ottoman Empire
Europe
Persia
Black Sea
Chnaster
Chnaster In the Country Througl Whigh the Caravan Route From Tabriz
Trezizond
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Batoum
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Turkey
Ruewlen
American Review of Reviews
Cannot Keep It Secret and The Tablets Trust
Fragmentary note extols Chamberlain's Tablets as a splendid remedy for stomach and liver troubles. Claims widespread knowledge and endorsement by dealers. Mentions increased "fighting talk" since the telephone era.
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Chamberlain
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