Wyoming governor vetoes stock exhibition bill and sewer tax plan
Governor Carey rejects enrolled act to fund a Panama Pacific Exposition livestock display claiming it diverts $4500 from state treasury for individuals. He also vetoes Act to shift sewer costs to all property owners, arguing it unjustly raises taxes on homeowners and favors new developments over existing properties.
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Govenor Carey
Wyoming
Secretary of State
House of Representatives
San Francisco
California
Exposition Company
Cheyenne Sought Poisoner Behind Dog Strychnine Plot
Cheyenne residents offer a $100 reward for the capture of the person who poisoned dogs with strychnine. Local police, led by Officer Marty Bright, intensify the hunt as rumors spread about a prominent citizen involved in similar acts.
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Cheyenne
Strychtine
Hitane
Marty Bright
Citien
Hetdle
Eliy A
Willam J. Burne
Storage Tanks and Warehouses Promised City
Storage tanks and warehouses are planned in the city with Union Pacific enlarging local shops, costing around 360000 and employing 1000 to 1500 more workers. The Texas Oil company reportedly will build storage facilities on West Twenty third street after purchasing three railroad lots, boosting city growth and merchant confidence.
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H Harriman
Union Pacific
Shakesheer
Colorado and Southern
Texas Oil Company
West Twenty-third Street
Texas Company
London council election guarded as suffragettes threaten ballots
March 6 London voters prepared for the tri annual London county council election amid threats by militant suffragettes to destroy ballot papers. Police tightened access to polling booths and guarded ballot slots while Emmeline Pankhurst reportedly rests at home after a Hampstead suffragette meeting. Flora Drummond fanned a scuffle as students hurled snuff and chaos erupted with injuries reported.
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London
London County Council
Emmeline Pankhurst
Hampstead
Pankhurst
Flora Drummond
WwW M Powerle Pioneer of Sterling Dies at 75
Sterling March 6 W M Powell 75 a member of Henderson Powell Blair hardware firm and former state legislator died yesterday of hardening of the arteries He lived in Sterling since 1875 and the funeral will be conducted by the Masons.
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Sterling
Cole
W. M. Powell
Henderson, Powell & Blair
The Best of Men Are Sometimes Worsted
A terse line reflects on human flaws amid conflict and misjudgment, signaling themes of pride, rivalry, and the vulnerable nature of even notable figures.
First Patients Treated By Dr Friedmann
The first demonstration of the Friedmann tuberculosis treatment was conducted at People's Hospital New York March 6 in front of physicians from city and state hospitals. Dr Friedmann selected two men and one woman from fifty patients for serum injections into muscles and veins. He warned of a seven day reaction and said they would return in two weeks for a second injection under hospital observation with hypodermic needles.
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New York
Friedmann
People's Hospital
De La Barra Chosen as Veep Candidate with General Diaz
De La Barra accepted the vice presidential candidacy on the Diaz ticket and urged abolishing the vice presidency. In Sonora a push for independence backed by Jose Maytoreno and the Maderos is reported. Huerta orders Carranza supporters to surrender within 48 hours as rebels seize railroads and wires. Thousands of loyal troops move to the north, with actions near Coahuila Monclova and Ciudad Juarez.
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Mexico
City
de la Barra
General Diaz
Sonora
Jose Maytoreno
Maderos
Huerta
Carrenza
Coahuila
EL Paso
Orozco
Hermonillo
Angua Prieta
Nogales
Arizona
Empalme
Guaymac
California Gulf
Mexico City
Cuellar
Oren
Moncliva
Menqite
Carrensaistas
Chihuahua
Ryan reelected president at AFL convention
Frank M. Ryan, previously indicted and sentenced in the dynamite conspiracy trial, was reelected president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Workers at the convention in Indianapolis on March 6.
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Indianapolis
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Bstructural Roo Workers
Fractured Opinion Letter Misspells Phrase About Eeling
A讀er letter fragment mocks arguing with a mien unless aiming to elicit a response. The garbled text hints at a misspelled phrase and a casual tone reflecting erroneous OCR transcription.
Janina Falls to Greeks After Fierce Cannonade
Athens reports the fall of the Turkish fortress Janina to the Greek army after a two day and night bombardment. Turkish garrison of 32,000 men surrendered as Greek forces captured Bizani and surrounding batteries. News from Vienna and London note Turkish naval losses and Greek diplomatic gains bolster Greece ahead of Bulgaria.
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Athens
Greece
Eaquipge
Epirus
Bizan
Mancellars
Sukni
Bizani
Suka
Flas
Panie
Vasha
Princy
Constantine
Holeme
Blaant
Cartritza
Badaed Pasha
Athena
London
Cirelea
Bulgaria
Girl Struck By Motorcyclist Near Marriman House
A small girl named McFarlane, daughter of a shopman, was hit by HW Harriman on a motorcycle near 1716 Bene atreet. Witnesses said no one was to blame. the child ran into the yard while the bike turned in. She was stunned, regained consciousness after about half an hour, and Dr Snyder reported the condition not now considered dangerous.
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McFarlane
HW. Harriman
Marriman
Bene Atreet
Hhle Yard
Progressive Democrat Control Strengthens in Senate Reorg
Washington March 4. Democratic control grew stronger as a reform group outlines a reorganization team including Kerns, Elias Man, Martin, Clark Aick, Chamberlain, Owen, Ormann, Smith, Galea, Thomas. The Republican Senate committee surveyed plans to decide requested positions.
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Washington
Cancuy
Eteegy
Tor Kerns
Elias Man
Martin
Clark Aick
Chamberlain
Owen
Ormann
Smith
Galea
Thomas
Senate
Pavinglaw Creates City Right to Pave Streets
Governor Corey signed house bill 256 enabling cities over 16 000 to pave streets and levy assessments on abutting property. The act prioritizes petitions by filing date and allows paving if the city can bear its share without exceeding debt limits. Bill 170 extends street and alley improvements in towns and cities.
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Cheyenne
Crow Creek
28Th Street
Lake Minnehaha
Greater
R. G. Hopkins
Corey
elty @hall
Elty
Winkleman
May Put Tax on Foreign Workers Employed in France
Paris March 6 Parliament considers a tax on foreign workers in France amid rising foreign labor. The bill targets firms with foreign managers limiting staff to 10 percent foreigners, potentially affecting about 50 American companies operating as French firms in oil, agriculture, machinery, and insurance sectors.
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France
Paris
Alps
Pyrenees
Richeu
Americas
MM. M. Lerolle
Chamber of Deputies
Gome
Vice President Marshall Misses Mail Basket Custom
Vice President Marshall left two bushels of mail at his hotel because he did not know the proper vice presidential custom of carrying mail in a bushel basket on the street car. His official car was not in service and the baskets were left behind.
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Washington
Marshall
Hig Hotel
Sherman
Young Widow Slain in Flat With Club
New York report says Katherine Godfrey a young widow was found murdered early today in her flat. Her head and face were badly battered presumably with a club. Police attribute the crime to gangsters. Three men detained as material witnesses after reporting the killing.
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New York
Katherine Godfrey
Gangeters
Morgan in Poor Health Sparks Emergency Medical Rush
Rome March 6. The condition of J P Morgan has improved enough that an extra doctor is no longer needed. Dr Twaltnelak was summoned to Egypt to aid Morgan when he fell ill with a recent attack. The physician has returned to base. Some women are skilled at feigning virtue more than truth.
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Rome
Mierpont Morgan
Twatlanelik
Simmond
Egypt
Morgan
Sete
Noted Death in Washington
SUE DEAD Washington reports Felten died here today of apoplexy as police and officials note the sudden fatality in the city.
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Washington
Felten
Weather, Wyoming, and Pelley on March Saturday
Fragmentary weather note from The Wheathen in Washington mentions Wyoming forecasts and a reference to Pelley on a Saturday lunch date.
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Washington
March
Wyoming
Plan for nationwide primaries and holiday elections
Samuel Alschuler, former Democratic gubernatorial nominee of Illinois, proposed moving all primaries to Decoration Day and making the Fourth of July a nation wide election day. He urged arousing voters and using separate ballots for judiciary, state, nation, and city.
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Sigabo
Akre
Samuel Alschuler
Illinois
Yeaterday
Association of Commerce
Alschuler
New President Puts In Very Busy Day
Washington March 6 President Wilson handled routine duties met cabinet officials in special session received congratulation from Kings and emperors spoke with men for diplomatic posts and greeted 940 in the east room he discussed the legislative program and refused to state patronage policy later met McCombs and Davis both speculated as to diplomatic posts and a foreign trip while health delays Europe travel plans
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Washington
Wilson
McCombe
National Committee
Davis
McCombs
Europe
Improvements for Light Company Headed by J Kemper
J Kemper, superintendent of the Cheyenne Fuel and Power Company, returns from Chicago where he conferred with electrical engineers on improving service. He will stay in Denver to oversee upgrades at the local plant and offices, with demonstrations at the Capital Avenue office.
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W" J. Kemper
Cheyenne, Bint
Capital Avenue
Mer
Kemper
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