Wyoming Coal plans east end reopening of Morag Mine
The Wyoming Coal Company, owner of the Morag Mine west of the Mississippi, aims to resume operations from an east entrance after six weeks of stoppage due to explosions and a major fire. Entering to the eighth entry, rescuers report air timbering stripped and black damp present. once the new entrance is finished, output could reach 4,000 to 5,000 tons daily.
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Monarch
Wyoming Coal Company
Gront
Mienlealpps
Youth Accused Of Forgery In Buffalo Wyoming
Fred Sage a 14 year old South Omaha youth is jailed in Nez Perce County on charges of uttering counterfeit checks totaling 229 dollars fifty cents. He allegedly cashed 200 dollars in checks here on relatives’ recommendation, hired a car to Sheridan and was arrested on arrival. A search found a loaded revolver and vials of poison, with no satisfactory explanation for possession.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Fred Sage
South Omaha
Bere
Sage
Sheridan
Owas
Iie
Lincoln County Improbable Move Sparks Doubts
In Evanston a Mat 1 report says Lincoln county, authorized by the recent legislature, faces strong probability it will not be formed. Officials express uncertainty about the county's viability and future funding.
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Lincoln County
Evanston
Mat
Raised Me From the Grave
May Thomas Taylor of Bhim Texas extols a remedy called Nervime Restorative Nervine claiming it saved her from nerve exhaustion. She praises the product for sleeplessness poor appetite and a worn down feeling stating she would have paid 1100 for a second bottle.
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Thomas Taylor
Bhim
Texas
Ifanpore
Blem
Tex
Dr Miles Nervine Ad Claims Energizing Cure
A damaged ad text promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for nervous weakness and vitality, claiming energy restoration and health benefits. The snippet cites vague medical authority and nonspecific patient outcomes, with garbled product names and dubious claims.
Pullman Company Ordered to Pay $825 in Damages
Sheridan March 2 The Pullman Sleeping company must pay Anna Finley $825 after a district court verdict found for damages of $1,909 she claimed against a porter who failed to remove her from a Mingespolls train. The case seeks reversal in the supreme court.
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Sheridan
Mar
Pullman Sleeping Company
Anna Finley
Supreme Court
Porter
Mingespolls
Desert Search for Missing Sheep Herder Near Poin Rocks
Kemmerer and a party of employees conduct a desert search north of Poin Rocks for a sheep herder and his flock. The herder has not been seen for several days and a severe blizzard is feared to have separated him from his herd.
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Kemmerer
Mar T
George Murdock
Poin
Ftre
Laramie Railroad Orders Two Engines and Flat Cans
The Laramie Hahin's Peak and Pacific Railroad company placed orders for two new engines of the Union Pacific type and several steel flat cars. Delivery dates are set for May 1 and August 1.
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Laramie, Mar
Laramie, Hahin's Peak and Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
State Briefs and Local Incidents Across Communities
Jeramie offices of the Chamber of Commerce move to Elk lodge building. Douglas says epidemic of micaslex hits half the local children. Kemmerer rider hurt when horse fell and rolled, breaking his arm. Douglas bobcat escapes, panics residents, killed after hours at large. Sheridan reports new Burlington Railroad depot planned for summer. Douglas firm Chambers and Slonaker digs from surface to rescue colt from a deep well. Infant of Gabrian, births for Aughton and Reid in Jaramie and Douglas.
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Jeramie
Chamber of Commerce
Elk Lodge
Douglas
Kemmerer
Sheridan
Burington Railroad System
Douglas—Chambers
Black man Attempts to enter Denver jail seeking papers
Thomas Dysart, described as Black, knocks at the Denver jail seeking his commitment papers. Jailer Pat Riordan contacts Magistrate Thrush, who says Dysart was sentenced to thirty days but the sentence was suspended. Dysart shows eagerness to stay inside, leaving disappointed after denial.
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Denver
Mar
Thomas Dysart
Pat Riordan
Riordan
Dom
Thrush
Dave
Dywart
Dysart
Women Seek to Shield School Kids from Gambling Devices
Denver women with Supervisor Kindel push to remove slot machines and small gambling devices from confection shops near public schools. Officials held talks with Chief Armstrong to gain police cooperation. Advocates say machines tempt children to gamble to view larger prizes.
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Denver
Kindel
Armatrong
Arrests Spur Wariness in Allenman and Walaner Raid Case
Sheridan and Johnson county sheriffs with Detective Joe LeFors press to identify raiders who attacked the Allenman and Walaner sheep camps eight days earlier. A 26-96 calibre repeating rifle linked to the Waltsner assault was found in Patrick Waleh’s barn. Chris Rashmussen faces trial March 27 on related charges. A prior raid suspect is in custody. A thirteen-man meeting 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
Minnesota delinquent boys flogging at Red Wing school
The joint legislative investing committee in St Paul heard testimony that boys at the Minnesota state school for delinquent youth in Red Wing were flogged for rule infractions. Inmates testified to 30 to 150 lashes, with attendants said to walk them by the wrists and thumbs and to kick and strike them.
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St. Paul
Minni
Mar
Joint Legislative Investing Committee
Red Wing
Th c
Arguments in Von Phul case head to court
Cripple Creek March 2. Hearing on the version brought by Frank B. Mowser against former Sheriff Von Phul and his brother Ben former night jailor to recover 10000 for injuries alleged while the plaintiff was 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 to night. 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
Selaya Blasts Taft as Slurgerer in Nicaragua Plea
Exiled Nicaragua former president Jose Santos Zelaya issues a pamphlet denouncing President Taft and U S policy in Latin America. He accuses Washington of aiding rebels in Nicaragua and violating the Monroe doctrine by pursuing aggressive moves in Cuba Santo Domingo and Panama.
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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 Leads U S Tungsten Output in 1909 Rise
Washington reports the United States produced substantially more tungsten in 1909 with Colorado atop the list. Prices rose from 1908, ore production climbed from 671 short tons valued at 229 995 to 1 619 short tons valued at 614 370. The 60 percent tungsten trioxide basis shows the U S yielded about one third of global ore output of roughly 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 thief specialized in rabbits terrorized Belgian hare breeders. He stole forty rabbits in a single raid after midnight and narrowly escaped being shot when A L Daxter confronted him at the barn. The theft was followed by further losses reported by A L Lasher.
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Montrose
Colo
A. L. Daxter
Sarnyard
Baxter
A. L. Lasher Thia
Calderon case shocks Estean Bue University area
Ferdinand Calderon a 21 year old Eastman business college student died at Poucher's Sanitarium in Poughkeepsie after his father was prostrated and his mother killed by him. The Calderon family, wealthy Porto Rico tobacco planters, faced a tragic sequence amid rumors of illness and distress in the weeks before the death.
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Patil
Poughkeepaia
N. Y
Uriel
Fianow
Ferdinand Calderon
Eastman Buennese College
Poucher
Calderon
Juan Calderon
Porto Rico
Cuba
Calderon Family Grief Follows Son's Death
Juan Calderon received word of his son's death and learned that Sener Calderon was prostrated and in critical condition. The report notes the family's distress as authorities investigate the tragedy.
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Juan Calderon
Sener Calderon
Students Wash Faces of Faculty in Snow Prank
Albuquerque March 2. University of New Mexico students marked the first heavy snow in years by snowballing the entire faculty. A group of girls washed the boys while onlookers cheered. President BE McQueen Cray was snowballed but released after a brief scuffle as professors took it in stride.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
BE. McQueen Cray
Piles Treated With PAZO Ointment Promise Refund
PAZO OINTMENT claims to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. A money back guarantee is offered if the treatment fails to cure.
Newsboy Inherits Vast Fortune From Anonymous Heir
Fred Hadley, a 26 year old newsboy on the Union Pacific between Denver and Cheyenne, discovers he is the sole heir to valuable real estate and other property. A Chicago attorney reveals years of effort to locate him, and Hadley is urged to travel to Chicago to claim the estate and fortune.
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Thimeskt
Chicago
Fred Hadley
Union Pacifi
Denver
Cheyenne
Hadley
West
Laramie
Bashoes
Pewsboy
Union Pacific
Local Reporter Plans Farewell Before Cash Payout
A journalist hints at selling papers for several days before handing over duties and leaving to claim a hoped for windfall. The message shows a streak of luck and intent to secure a final payout.
Minnesota House Backs Direct Senator Election Resolution
The Minnesota House approved 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 passed the state Senate.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Mar
House
Congress
United States
Senate
Recall Bid Passes the House in Colorado
Denver march 2 the Pearson recall bill with the Skinner amendment for submitting the question of recalling judges and district attorneys to the electorate passed the Colorado house on second reading after nearly a week of debate.
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Colorado
Denver
Mar
Pearson
Skinner
House
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