Thinking for themselves and the limits of command
The piece argues that no leader, not even the U S president, can force freemen to surrender their thinking. It cites Taft and insurgents, contrasts with Stephen A Douglas and abolition era battles, and urges responsible, independent judgment by senators and representatives in following their state's will and conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Imen
Mr. Taft
la Pollvite
New York Herald
Taft
Buchanan
Stephen A. Douglas
Douglas
Rene
Wetlan
Mla
Tully
Old Guard and Taft urged to govern themselves
The Omaha World Herald notes that Pemorrata and its allies should act with independence. It urges Mr Taft and his loyal group to acknowledge truth and govern themselves for the good of their party and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cine Nor Pemorrata
Mr. Taft
A Poem About Habit and Repetition
The verse argues that habit shapes behavior, turning acts into routines. It links repeated actions like smoking, visiting a billiard parlor, or returning to the same barber with ease and constancy, suggesting custom binds us to familiar paths and can trap us in the same routines.
Cripple Creek Elevator Tragedy Claims Engineer
In Cripple Creek Colorado at the National hotel Harry Gee a 30 year old married engineer was electrocuted while trying to release elevator boy Charles Girardot from the car. Gee on the fifth floor opened the elevator door and touched the high voltage control leading to his collapse and death before aid arrived. Girardot escaped unharmed.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Harry Gee
National Hotel
Charles Girardot
Gee
Girardot
Plymell Gare On Trial For Alleged Attack And Death
Testimony centers on officer Plymell and suspect Carroll in a fatal head injury after a resort disturbance. Prosecution and defense present accounts from officers, surgeons, and witnesses detailing the arrest, the wound, and the postmortem findings.
Defense case unfolds in fatal confrontation aftermath
Witnesses describe a struggle between Carroll and Plymell as police and riot tensions rise after a soldier’s death. Plymell admits attempting to halt a blow and denies intent to injure, while Dr. Henneberry details Carroll’s wounds. Prosecutor may present rebuttal as trial proceeds toward jury deliberation.
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Lir. D. Patterson
J. H. Smith
George Bramwell
George Shephard
Ros
Shephard
Plympell
Hollander
Liewt. Griffis
Carroll
Rigdon
Hint
Mot “Aeathane
Carcoil
Anatekus
Maj Skinner
Fort Russel
Simlar
Liewt
Bundensen
Ite
W. P. Woodall
Capt. Woodall
Ross
Plymell
Force
Goldie Starr
P. 8. Cook
Louis Manewal
John Mellyane
First National “Bank
Connellman
Willam Keating
Frenk Stanton
Police Committee
T. J. Cahill
Manewal
T. J. Henneberry
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State Leader Publishing
Admiston
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Plymell Gare
Charles Embry
Plysmell
Pily
Shell
Carrell
Piyell
Carrol
Pipmell
Henneberry
Edward Smith
Sue
Smith
Holnder
Plyelas
Manitou Springs
West
Gare
Cheyenne Light, Fuel
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Wyo
Trul Teddy
P. S
Eo Cai
Johnson
Jeffries
Senate
Kelley Mercantile Co
W. 16Th ST
Capitol Ave
Omome
J. Black
Lumber Yard
van Lennhn
Metropole Atable
Metropole
Henry Jofpman
Bon Ton
Metropole Stables
Cadillac Automobiles
16Th St
Gilcrest
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