Fort Collins to welcome Cheyenne troops from Mexican border hike
Fort Collins will host the Fourth battalion of field artillery for a two month trek toward the Mexican border. About 150 soldiers with 500 horses and a flotilla of wagons will camp at Prospect Park from Saturday until Monday before moving to Loveland.
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Fort Collins
Cols
Citigens
Uncle Sam
Port Rundell
Suday
Harts
Department
Prospect Park
Loveland
A. M. McCleave
Testimony of Five Women Endorses Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
A series of endorsements from women across states praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. The letters claim improved health and well being after taking the remedy, urging other women to try it.
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Tweedville
Ore
Lydia B. Pinkham
Arry Bogart
Reberg
Oregon
New Orleans
Lydia KE
Pinkkham
Gase Ton Blondeau
Alton Station
Kama Baler
Alton Dal
Masini
Citizens watch army camp as soldiers pitch tents
Citizens will have a fine chance to witness Sunday soldier exercises with the usual band concert. Many people are expected to attend to see the camp pitched and inspect the outfit on Friday.
Little Stateless Horse Thieves Captured Near Evanston
Deputy Sheriff reports Matt Sun a Utah horse thief wanted in Park City for creating game horses was captured with a partner a few days ago. The pair were pursued after Sun’s alleged crimes drew police attention in the region around Evanston.
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Minn
Evanston
Matt Sun
Utah
Sun
Park City
Wyoming Cousins Seek Colorado Marriage Permit
Miss Rue Welther of Wheatland Wyoming plans to wed her cousin Eddle Belcher from the same town. Her father opposes the match. Eunice asks City Clerk Otto Thum if any legal obstacle exists. Colorado lawmakers have allowed cousin marriage in the state, prompting the inquiry.
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Denver
Colo
Ruenice Welther
Wheatland
Wyo
Eddle Ielcher
A. EB
Belcher
Utah
Wyomine
Eunice
Otto Thum
Witter
Jerk Thum
Colorado
Shearing season accelerates at Kemmerer corrals
At Kemmerer Wy June 21 heavy demand for shearers as Matthews corral near Willow crook gap runs full capacity with 24 laborers. Possil steam pens churn out more than six machines. hillsides hold many corrals. Band men earn per head and handle about 190 head daily. team men earn 10 cents per head handling 120 to 200 head daily. Work expected to wind down this month. See Stevenson for wiring. telephone 695.
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Kemmerer
Wye
Shearere
Matthews Corral
Willow Crook Gap
Possil
Hunted Outlaws Shoot Man Who Twarted Plot
Cokeville Wyoming June 21 An attempt to extort 1500 from P W Olson by Hugh and Charles Whitney ends with marshal Daniel Hanson shot and horse killed after he refused to halt a suspected assailant Dalton admits aiding the outlaws and claims innocence in Hansons shooting while authorities pursue the brothers and a man named Dalton is jailed with vigilante talk rising.
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Cokeville
Wyo
P. W. Olson
Daniel Hanson
Hugh
Charles Whitney
Albert Dalton
Whitney Brothers
Olson
Dalton
Oleon
Bear River
Hanson
John Ward
Evanston
Ward
Aqyea
Marshal Hanson
Whitneys
State Officials Visit Sundance Gold District Prospect
Sundance Wyoming June 21. The Sundance Commercial club hosted a special meeting after Lywmigration Commissioner Schenck traveled the county with Rey Montgomery of Gillette and Pure Food Commissioner Maurice Groshon of Cheyenne. State Geologist Jamison also attended after inspecting the Hear Lodge mining district. He called the district the best prospect for large gold sites he had seen in the state and planned a deeper examination.
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Sundance
Wyo
Sundance Commercial Lab
Ftate
Jamison
Hear Lodge
Dyeing and Bleading at Maen Giera
Textile service advertises dyeing and bleaching at Maen Giera located near 41) W. 19th Bt. Call 817-W for details.
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Maengiera
19Th Bt
Sanitary Ice At 30 Cents Per Hundred
Cook Bros Co advertises sanitary ice offered at 30 cents per hundred units with phone contact 197 for orders and inquiries.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
Convention Contested Delegates Stir Missouri Rally
The convention hears the majority report on credentials as Governor Hadley of Missouri addresses the floor. McCormick of Illinois delivers a sharp minority critique, is cheered, and is interrupted as the chair rules no minority reading. Debates continue with roll calls, protests, and emotional exchanges before adjournment at 7:38 p.m. until tomorrow.
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Missouri
Ft. Ro McCormick
Illnois
Root
Nie
Credentials Committee
National Committee
McCormick
Hanors
Committee On Credentials
Hadley
Wadsworth
New York
Mcormick
Wadaworth
A. R. Watson
Itiliana
Mr. Watson
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Stone
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Mississippi
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Ohio
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Wisconsin
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Alaska
Hawaii
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Porto Rico
Philippines
Gleason
Hugh L. Halbert
Halbert
Watéin
Minority Report
Berena Payne
Prancis J. Heney
San Francisco
Heney
Roosevelt
Payne
Johnson
I'o
Johnn
Interpretation of Displays Weather Notes and Codes
A fragment describes weather indicator numbers with meanings for fair weather rain or snow and temperature changes. It notes combinations of numbers indicating warmer or colder conditions and local precipitation, referencing displays No 1 2 3 4 and letters B and indicates rain or snow.
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Cates
Suit Over Sheep That Ate $9 223 Grass Opens
Cody Wy June 21 Another chapter in the Hart Mountain Live Stock Co versus Clark s Fork Sheep Co and Frank L Clark opens as a 9223 10 damage suit. Plaintiff owns 17 200 sheep grazed on lands leased from the Northern Pacific railroad. Temporary restraining order granted Jan 24 1911 alleged dis regard. Sheep drove on trail Oct 8 1911 through Jan 27 1912 leading to claimed damage of 5 000.
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Cody, Wyo
Hart Mountain Live Stock Company
Clark's Fork Sheep Company
Frank L. Clark
Mr. Clark
J. H. van Horn
KF. E. Sonabauch
Park County
Northern Pacific Railroad
Plaintiff Claims Feeding Hay Worth 3,518 In Damages
The plaintiff states he was compelled by hunger to feed 810 tons of hay valued at 3,518 dollars. He employed three men and two teams for three months and four days at a cost of 1,007,650 dollars, bringing total damages to 9,224 dollars and 10 cents.
Judiciary committee votes to impeach Judge Archbald
Washington reports the judiciary committee votes unanimously to impeach Judge Robert W. Archbald over alleged misconduct tied to a calm bank transaction with the Erie Railroad. The committee will file the articles of impeachment the week of July 1.
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Washington
Joss Judiciary Committee
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Wort
Erie Railroad
Oil firms win injunction to sell Wyoming oil in South Dakota
General Manager Brooks from Midwest company reports oil firms have secured an injunction against a South Dakota law barring Wyoming oil marketing there. The ruling opens a large market for the West’s oil and orders are already being filled in that state.
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Casper
Wyo
Brooks
Midwest Company
Denver
South Dakota
Wyoming
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