Wyoming Coal mine to reopen from east end after explosions
The Wyoming Coal Company plans to reopen the gront mine from the east end after six weeks of shutdown due to a series of explosions and a large fire. rescue teams have reached the eighth entry and air timbering has been stripped. output is expected to reach 4,000 5,000 tons per day once the new entrance is finished. image: miners anticipate the flames will fade soon as the mine is reventilated.
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Monarch
Wyoming Coal Company
Gront
Mienlealpps
Youth Accused Of Forgery In Wyoming Case
Buffalo Wyoming March 2 Fred Sage South Omaha youth age 14 in county jail charged with uttering worthless checks totaling 229.50 on a South Omaha bank Checks for 200 were cashed locally on relatives recommendation He then hired an automobile for a 40 mile trip to Sheridan where he was arrested on information from this place A loaded revolver and vials of poison were found on search He cannot explain possession of the poison.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Fred Sage
South Omaha
Bere
Sage
Sheridan
Owas
Iie
Lincoln County Improbable Outcome Hinted
A Lincoln County measure authorized by the recent legislature faces strong doubt of realization. Projections suggest the plan may not proceed, casting uncertainty on the county’s immediate status and future governance.
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Lincoln County
Evanston
Mat
Raised Me From the Grave Remedy Praised by Texan
May Thomas Taylor of Bhim Texas extols an unnamed remedy Nervine or Nervime, claiming its nerve support cured exhaustion and insomnia. She says she would pay 100 for a second bottle if offered and vouches for grand medicines amid modern life weariness.
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Thomas Taylor
Bhim
Texas
Exis
Ifanpore
Tex
Dr. Miles Nervine Promoted Despite Vague Claims
An unclear ad-like snippet touts Dr Miles Nervine claiming to restore vitality and energy. The garbled text mentions medical marketing language and a Massachusetts or Minnesota medical advertisement style, with uncertain product effects and a nonspecific reference to users.
Pullman Sleeping Company liable for damages in Mingespolls case
Sheridan March 2. The Pullman Sleeping Company must pay Anna Finley of this place $825 after a district court verdict, with a possible reversal in the supreme court. The case arose from a porter failing to remove her from a train operated by the defendant under given instructions, seeking $1,909 damages.
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Sheridan
Mar
Pullman Sleeping Company
Anna Finley
Supreme Court
Porter
Mingespolls
Desert search for missing sheep herder near Poin Rocks
A party led by Kemmerer, Mar t George Mur dock and local employees comb the desert north of Poin Rocks seeking a missing sheep herder and his flock. A severe blizzard several days ago raised fears they perished in the cold.
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Kemmerer
Mar T
George Murdock
Poin
Ftre
New Railroad Equipment for Laramie Line
Laramie March 2. Orders placed by the Laramie Ha hin's Peak and Pacific Railroad for two new engines of the Union Pacific type and several steel flat cars. Engines to be delivered May 1 and August 1.
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Laramie, Mar
Laramie, Hahin's Peak and Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
State Briefs From Various Towns
News items report the Chamber of Commerce moving to the Elk lodge in Douglas. An epidemic struck nearby children in Douglas. A riding accident in Kemmerer left a man with a broken arm after a horse roll. A chained Bobcat escaped in Douglas, later killed. Sheridan notes a Burlington Railroad depot project for summer. In Douglas Chambers Slonaker rescued a colt from a deep well, incurring significant effort. Obituary notices list infant Sublet and births announced in Jaramie and Douglas.
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Jeramie
Chamber of Commerce
Elk Lodge
Douglas
Kemmerer
Sheridan
Burington Railroad System
Douglas—Chambers
Black man seeks jail entry in Denver confusion over papers
In Denver on March 2 Thomas Dysart, a Black man, knocked at the county jail seeking admission. Jailer Pat Riordan and Magistrate Thrush clarified that Dysart had been sentenced to thirty days but the sentence was suspended, leaving the jail door open and Dysart frustrated to stay out.
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Denver
Mar
Thomas Dysart
Pat Riordan
Riordan
Dom
Thrush
Dave
Dywart
Dysart
Women Act To Shield Children From Gambling Devices
Denver women with Supervisor Kindel lead a drive to remove slot machines and small gambling devices from confection shops near public schools. They sought police cooperation after officials discussed the issue with Chief Armstrong. The movement argues devices tempt children more than any planned play.
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Denver
Kindel
Armatrong
Arrests Emerge in Long-Running Ranch Raid Case
Sheridan and Johnson counties with Det LeFors of Cheyenne report progress in identifying raiders who attacked the Allenand and Walaner sheep camps eight days ago. A 26-96 caliber repeating rifle linked to the Waltsner raid is found in Patrick Waleh’s possession, though he isn’t charged. Chris Rashmussen faces trial after a bond set at 3000. A names-only meeting of thirteen men near the camp is under suspicion.
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Sheridan, Mar
Sheridan
Jonson
Joe LeFors
Cheyenne
Allenand
Walaner
Johnson County
Sheridan County
Waltsner
Patrick Waleh
Avada
Igbia
Walehwan
Wassner
Sheila
Walsh
Allemand
Chris Rashmussen
Powder River
Watsner
Boys chained and flogged at Minnesota reform school
The joint legislative investigating committee heard evidence in St Paul that boys at Red Wing state school for delinquent youths were severely flogged for rule violations. Inmates testified they received lashes ranging from thirty to one hundred fifty, with attendants accused of tying feet and wrists and of kicking and striking the boys.
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St. Paul
Minni
Mar
Joint Legislative Investing Committee
Red Wing
Th c
Arguments in Von Phul case proceed in Cripple Creek
Hearing on the version brought by Frank B. Mowser against former Sheriff Von Phul and his brother Ben former night jailor to recover 10 000 for injuries alleged by the plaintiff while a prisoner in the county jail began yesterday before Judge J W Shearer in the district court All testimony had been submitted when a recess was taken at 630 tonight The court has instructed the jury and arguments are being made.
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Cripple Creek
Frank B. Mowser
von Phul
Ben
J. W. Shearer
Zelaya attack on Taft framed as US aggression claim
Zelaya accuses President Taft of slander and US interference with Central America in a 32-page pamphlet. He denounces US support for Nicaragua rebels, calls US policy imperialistic, and asserts Washington seeks to seize Central American republics.
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New Orleans
Mar
Taft
Bromels
Jose Santos Zelaya
Nicaragua
Latin America
United States
Conactonces
Ameritah Republica
Zeaya
Zelaya
Central America
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Panama
America
Agai
Tatt
Nivel
Colorado Tops US Tungsten Output in 1909
Washington reports US tungsten production rose in 1909 with Colorado leading. Prices climbed from 1908 levels as ore output increased from 671 short tons worth 229,995 to 1,619 short tons worth 614,370. The US produced nearly one third of the world total of about 6,300 tons.
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Washington
United States
United States Geological Survey
Colorado
Thief in Colorado Targets Belgian Hares
Montrose Colorado March 2 a rabbit thief shows a taste for Belgian hares. He stole forty rabbits in a single raid and escaped being shot after a confrontation with breeder A L Baxer who fired at the intruder. Lasher reports further losses at dawn.
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Montrose
Colo
A. L. Daxter
Sarnyard
Baxter
A. L. Lasher Thia
Calderon tragedy shocks Eastman student family
Ferdinand Calderon 21, a student at Eastman business college, died at Poucher's sanitarium after being suddenly ill. Authorities report Uriel killed his mother and prostrated his father, while Calderon’s family in Porto Rico suffers under the aftermath of a severe mental crisis. The case highlights family distress linked to Calderon’s illness and its impact on relatives.
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Casper, Mar
Orin Junction
Douglas
Oareyhoots
Genrock
Alice Storm
Sturgies
S. D
Careyhurst
Patil
Poughkeepaia
N. Y
Uriel
Fianow
Ferdinand Calderon
Eastman Buennese College
Poucher
Calderon
Juan Calderon
Porto Rico
Cuba
Calderon Family Absorbs Tragic Loss and Crisis
News reached Juan Calderon that his son died and Sener Calderon was in critical condition after the incident. Authorities continue to investigate while family and friends rally for support amid the sudden tragedy.
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Juan Calderon
Sener Calderon
British Troops Kill Indian Outlaw and Band in Cave
In Peashawar British India Lieutenant Colonel Sir George Roos-Keppa's force surprised the outlaw Hakim Kian and thirty followers in a northwest frontier cave. Hakim Khan refused surrender as a machine gun was used to clear the den, leaving only five survivors.
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Peashawar
British India
Hakim Kian
Northwest Frontier Forces
George Roos-Keppa
Northwest Frontier Provinces
Hakim Khan
Students Snow Faculty at University of New Mexico
Students at the University of New Mexico washed the faces of the entire faculty to celebrate the first heavy snow in years. A party of girls washed the boys as onlookers cheered. President BE McQueen Cray was snowballed and released. Several students put up strong resistance.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
BE. McQueen Cray
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
PAZO OINTMENT promises a refund if it fails to cure any case of itching burning or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. The offer targets sufferers seeking relief and a money back guarantee if the condition persists beyond the stated period.
Newsboy Inherits Vast Fortune From Chicago Heirship
A Denver Cheyenne newsboy, Fred Hadley, aged about 26, unexpectedly inherits valuable real estate and other property as the sole heir. A Chicago attorney, after years of search, traced Hadley to Laramie where he worked as a newsboy on the Union Pacific. Hadley must travel to Chicago to claim the estate, though he doubts the claim.
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Thimeskt
Chicago
Fred Hadley
Union Pacifi
Denver
Cheyenne
Hadley
West
Laramie
Bashoes
Pewsboy
Union Pacific
Fellow Aims to Sell Papers While Luck Streak Persists
A local figure boasts a run of good luck and plans to sell newspapers for several days until handing his duties to a successor before departing to claim a noted prize or coin.
Minnesota House Backs Direct Election of U S Senators
The Minnesota house passed a joint resolution urging Congress to call a constitutional convention to amend the U S Constitution to provide for direct election of senators. The measure has already cleared the senate.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Mar
House
Congress
United States
Senate
Recall Bid Passes House in Colorado
Denver March 2 The recall measure championed by Representative Pearson, including the Skinner amendment on submitting the recall question to voters, passed the Colorado House on second reading after a week of debate.
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Colorado
Denver
Mar
Pearson
Skinner
House
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