Abolition of the court sparks fight over judicial power
Los Angeles Times notes the president vows to veto an appropriations bill amid calls to abolish the so called conspiracy court. The piece argues the committee court has become a tool for railroads to escape Interstate Commerce regulation and accuses Taft of clinging to a corrupt judiciary.
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Congress
House
Senate
Mitree
Railroads
Comrmuneton
Taft
Ballin- Keriam
Lees
Justice Niere
Los Angeles Times
Coming scrutiny of money trust and bank directors
The Wisconsin State Journal warns of a coming money trust probe focusing on stockholders and directors who borrow from their own banks and the securities used as collateral. It argues bankers fear exposure and predicts insurance chiefs and other big financiers will face investigation for criminal misuse of public funds.
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Insurance Companion
Amitheroena
Dleath
Wisconsin State Journal
Taft anticipated for nomination on first ballot amid tariff debate
Report from Chicago describes Democratic tariff opposition and Republican push for lowering schedules. It notes the election of Elihu Root as temporary chairman signals Taft likely securing the nomination, while critics question past platform promises and GOP cohesion.
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TIS
Chicago
Despe Op
Elihu Root Ue
W Wale
Roomwell, Lalolots
Cummingwold
Taft
Lang- Bing
Rochwater Wyoming Asbestos Company eyes Glenrock mine
A new capital backed venture, Rochwater Wyoming Asbestos Company, plans to mine asbestos seven miles south of Glenrock on the Northwestern railway. It envisions a 75 ton daily reduction mill and aims to boost Wyoming’s mineral wealth, industry, and agricultural growth through invested earnings.
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Denver
Wyoming
Rochwater-Wyoming Aelestos Company
Thanette
Glenrock
Northwestern
Tevyand
Warren Faces Rebuke As Schemers Ride Army Bill
President criticizes Warren and fellow Republicans for attempts to tack improper riders onto army appropriation. Wyoming senator profited from riders, angering supporters and prompting warnings to watch his shifting stance as Chicago headlines spotlight political wind shifts.
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Warren
Cohgress
Ho Othrough
Congress
Wyoming
House
Senate
Teldy
Chicago
Ilen
Frank Hankins and the Warn Klub Letter
A mangled diary style note shows Frank Hankins planning political manipulation around Theodore Roosevelt and Taft, detailing expected endorsements, editorials, and a staged independent run to influence voters. He mentions W C Demin and urges discreet action to mobilize the machine for Roosevelt or the Republican vote if Taft proves unreliable.
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Rosevell
W. C. Demin
Rosevelt
Republikin
Guy
Karey
Hank
Warn Klub
Important Public Land Decision
The Secretary of the Interior recently decided several points on public land and homestead entries. It covers amendment of entries under the enlarged homestead act, citizenship status in felony cases, cash entry proof timing, residence and purchase rights, cultivation duties for widows or heirs, and expatriation rules for Americans entering Canadian lands with foreign oaths.
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United States
Canada
Colored delegates urged to resist bribery in convention
The piece warns that colored delegates to the Chicago convention may face attempted bribery amid pressure from Taft and Roosevelt factions. It asserts the delegates hold pivotal influence and cautions against compromising the colored vote, arguing integrity benefits the race’s progress and recognition.
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Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
South
Homesteaders to Prove Up Under Borah Law
Homesteaders prepared to prove up under the Borah Law after two years of hardship. Longhold claims may gain title enabling loans for homes, equipment, and cultivation to boost community prosperity and wood grain crops in Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Republican sentiment shifts amid Chicago dog plight and Roosevelt talk
The text notes disgust with a dog incident in Chicago and criticizes party leaders, with conservatives wavering toward the Democratic ticket or Bryan while debating Roosevelt’s nomination. It reflects divisions within the Republican ranks and calls Roosevelt a logical GOP candidate for progressives.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
The Steam Roller Whhat It Is The Party Machinery
A cryptic note questions the steam roller as party machinery and warns that if an opponent holds it, you acquire it too, implying political leverage and its perceived impact on campaigns.
Contested Desert Lands Entry Not Abandoned Under Rules
The document discusses contest procedures for abandonment allegations, testifying silence by the contestee, and certiorari standards. It clarifies that an entry not abandoned remains valid, may be perfected, and title acquired, referencing Howe vs. Rockwood and a 1908 act preference right for desert lands. It also notes motion handling and desert land entry timing.
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Howe
Rockwood
Indians Battle with Soldiers at Cheyenne on Sunday
The Cheyenne Leader prints an account of a pitched battle at Cheyenne between reservation Indians and soldiers at Fort Russell. Fought on a diamond with one ball in use, spectators were safe. The piece highlights the era’s progress and notes the shift from savage to celebrated American citizen among Indians.
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Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Democratic candidates announce for Laramie County offices
A series of political notices from candidates in Laramie County announce their runs for Democratic nominations. Names include Sam M. Thompson Frank B. Roach Peter R. Warlaumont Wilfrid O Leary Edward G. Schobl and others seeking sheriff prosecutor and county commissioner seats ahead of the August 20 primaries.
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Democratic Party
Laramie County
Peter R. Warlaumont
Wilfrid O'Leary
First Move Sparks Uneasy Lesson In Class
A shy young curate is asked to teach a girls class once led by a woman. The superintendent introduces Mr. Chira and asks the class to describe their former teacher. A 16 year old girl says the first thing the teacher did was kiss her all around.
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London
Chira
Hjmy
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