Poisoning linked to death in Uinta County incident
reports indicate a child of George Purves Thayne died from poisoning after a period of illness. The article also notes multiple local events including forgery charges against George Painter, a dangerous bridge condition on the Wind River, and various community notices from Torrington to Cody.
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George Purves Thayne
Uinta County
Theorge Painter
Lander
Wilam Joyce
Lark
Indiana
South Dakota
Leavenworth
Torrington
L. H. Forde
Cheyenne
Cody
H. H. Burton
Cokeville
Greer
William Morgan
Eit
Joby Lew
Ella
Star Valley
Evanston Range
Ravwlina
Geortee
Carbon County
Carter Mountains
Meelontee Rim
Kimball
Mise Gayle
Mi Lees
Q. RR. Milor
Pine Bluffs
Alva D. Andrus
Neb
Sheridan
Otha Hon
Ote Hon
New Brick Block on Broadway Near Ready Occupancy
The Theremopolis News reports a brick block on Broadway in Theremopolis Wyoming built by Dead Peterson is near occupancy. One side will house Sam Peterson's saloon and the other by the Palate Clotting Co with pressed brick and marble front along the main street.
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Theremopolia
Wyo
Broadway
Dead Peterson
Sam Peterson
Sde
Palate Clotting Co
Eher
Jarret Ol
Fate of Republican Party in the Hands of Sixty Six Negroes
Roosevelt delegates gather amid taft faction struggles as bribery rumors swirl. White Southern delegates targeted while African American delegates are courted. Roosevelt supporters claim foul play by the national committee and demand a third candidate, amid muttered charges of manipulation and a party divided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Bids for Painting Capitol Building and Governor Residence
The Capitol Building Commission will receive bids for painting the Capitol Building and Governor Residence on Monday June 24, 2918 at 10 oclock A.M. Specifications available at the State Treasurer's office. The Sherman Co. contracting wallpaper and wall coverings.
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Capitol Building Commission
Capitol Huilding
Ciovernor
Orlock A.M
State Treasurer's Office
Remodeling sale promises deep discounts on Cheyenne jewelry stock
A Colorado Springs firm seeks 1500 cash for a large jewelry and silverware stock to be moved to Cheyenne. From June 7 to June 22 the sale offers steep cuts on watches, cut glass, china, plated and sterling pieces, with prices advertised well below regular values to attract buyers.
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Gorham
Alvin
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Sale Offers Hawkes Cut Glass and Jewelry
Exclusive Cheyenne agents offer Hawkes cut glass at deep discounts plus a wide range of jewelry and brass goods. Featured items include seven inch bowls, nappies, flower water pitchers, engraved watches, and 25 percent off gold jewelry, with discounts on coffee pots and baking items. The sale touts large stock and trade-in offers.
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Cheyenne
Hawkes
Hawkes’ Star Light P. & B
Elgin
Waltham
Bigin
Taft and Roosevelt Clash In Harsh Political Exchange
Historical records show Taft branding Roosevelt with treason and unfounded accusations while labeling his rival’s tactics as dangerous and bluff. Roosevelt counters by accusing Taft and his circle of carelessness toward the will of the people, calling primary manipulation and theft.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Negro Delegates in A Fistic Fight
In Chicago on June 17, Georgia's 28 delegates met for Taft. Twenty six delegates including all blacks stated support for Taft. Clark Grier and J H Boone announced they would oppose instructions and back Roosevelt. Boone called the group an infernal scoundrel and grabbed a chair after tension rose. Peacemakers intervened as Boone retreated. The delegation's black leader demanded an apology which Boone refused.
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Chicago
Georgia
Taft
Clark Grier
J. H. Boone
Roosevelt
Boone
Roosevelt Voone
Convention a Fraud If Contested Delegates Are Seated
A partisan attack charges the Taft faction with conspiracy on the Republican national committee. It accuses Penrose, Crane, Mulvane, Murphy, and others of manipulating delegations, branding the effort as theft and treason against the people’s will. The piece urges replacing tainted delegates with those chosen by primaries and asserts Teddy Roosevelt’s supporters fight for honest, people powered reform.
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Hadley
Borah
Hoghen
Cebt
Taft
Roosevelt
Tait
National Committee
National Republican Committee
Tec
Ohio
Alabama
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Indianapolis
Danver
Joey
Penrose
Pennsylvania
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Massachuonetts
Mulvane
Kansas
Murphy
New Jersey
Scott
West Virginia
Republican Party
National
Messrs
Massachusetts
Brooker
Connecticut
Nagel
Missouri
Messia
Mr. Taft
Mr. Stevenson
Colorado
Ben B. Lindsey
Stevenson
Denver
Judge Lindsey
Espechal
Lindsey
California
Washington
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Arizona
Fras
Vetera
Texas
Crane and
Penrose Ani Company
New York
Kanegas
la Folletta
Teddy
Aft
Republican
State Centre
Ief
Cleveland
la Follett
Burton
Mr Taft
Californiia
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