Governor Carey Vetoes Stock Exhibition and Sewer Bills
The governor returns enrolled Act No. 53 to promote the livestock exhibition at the Panama Pacific International Exposition with a veto, accusing it of hollowly funneling $4500 to individuals and not aiding Wyoming’s stock business. He also vetoes Enrolled Act No. 20 which would shift sewer costs to property owners, arguing it unfairly taxes existing homeowners and burdens new additions.
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Govenor Carey
Wyoming
Secretary of State
House of Representatives
San Francisco
California
Exposition Company
Senate
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Seeks Dog Poisoner Amid Reward Offer
Cheyenne residents search for the person who poisoned a dog with strychnine and cement. A $100 reward is posted for captured culprit as police, led by Officer Marty Bright, pursue leads amid public suspicion of a prominent local figure involved in past cruelty.
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Cheyenne
Strychtine
Hitane
Marty Bright
Citien
Hetdle
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Willam J. Burne
Storage Tanks and Warehouses Promised City
The Union Pacific will enlarge local shops at a cost near 360000, expanding the plant and adding 1000 to 1500 jobs, bringing total employment to about 2500. The Texas Oil company may build storage tanks and warehouses after purchasing three railroad lots on West Twenty third Street, with Colorado and Southern granting the right of way.
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H Harriman
Union Pacific
Shakesheer
Colorado and Southern
Texas Oil Company
West Twenty-third Street
Texas Company
Women Guarded At London Municipal Election
London nerves were taut as militant suffragettes threatened ballot destruction during the tri annual city council race. Police tightened access to ballot boxes and barred disruptive crowds while Emmeline Pankhurst rested after a Hampstead suffragette meeting. Flora Drummond provoked scuffles as snuff bombs caused sneezing and minor injuries.
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London
London County Council
Emmeline Pankhurst
Hampstead
Pankhurst
Flora Drummond
Powerle, Pioneer of Sterling, Dies at 75
Sterling March 6 W M Powell 75 longtime member of Henderson Powell Blair hardware firm and former state legislator died yesterday from arterial hardening He lived in Sterling since 1875 and the funeral will be conducted by the Masons
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Cole
W. M. Powell
Henderson, Powell & Blair
The Best of Men Are Sometimes Worsted
The fragment hints at conflict or conflict among groups, with phrases suggesting hostility and a confrontational scene. It references men and a phrase implying defeat or tension in a tense social setting. Additional readable context is limited.
First Patients Treated By Dr Friedmann
New York March 6 The first demonstration of the Friedmann tuberculosis treatment was given at the Peoples hospital with city and state hospital physicians present. Two men and one woman were chosen from fifty. Serum injected into muscles and veins. A seven day reaction expected and a two week follow up injection planned under hospital observation. Intrahypodermic needle inoculation used.
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New York
Friedmann
People's Hospital
De La Barra Lends Support as Diaz Villagra Ticket Forms
De La Barra accepted the vice presidential candidacy with General Diaz and called for abolishing the vice presidency. In Sonora a push for independence, led by Jose Maytoreno in concert with the Maderos, unfolds. Huerta orders Carrenza to surrender within 48 hours as rebel activity lifts tensions across Coahuila and Sonora. Mexican forces move to Moncliva and Menquite as Carrenza and Orozco factions surge north. The Chihuahua legislature faces deception as gubernatorial vacancy triggers a new election.
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de la Barra
General Diaz
Sonora
Jose Maytoreno
Maderos
Huerta
Carrenza
Coahuila
Mexico City
Cuellar
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Moncliva
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Carrensaistas
Chihuahua
Ryan Reelected President at Trade Union Convention
Frank M. Ryan, once indicted and sentenced in the dynamite conspiracy trial, was reelected president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Workers at its Indianapolis convention on March 6.
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Indianapolis
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Bstructural Roo Workers
Unclear Text Reflects Utterance About Paying to Argue
Fragmentary line suggests a remark that it does not pay to argue with a man unless you are trying to elicit him. The source text is incomplete and lacks identifiable names places or dates.
Janina Falls to Greeks After Fierce Cannoneade
Athens reports the fortress of Janina surrendered to Greek forces after a two day bombardment. Turkish garrison of 32,000 defended the Epirus fortress before a Greek feint and assault drove them to capitulation.
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Athens
Greece
Eaquipge
Epirus
Bizan
Mancellars
Sukni
Girl Is Injured By Motorcycle Near Marriman House
A girl named McFarlane daughter of a shopman was struck by HW Harriman on his motorcycle near Marriman’s house at 1716 Bene atreet. Witnesses said neither party was to blame. the child ran into the yard and was hurled to the pavement. She was unconscious for about half an hour but recovered consciousness. the doctor said the condition was not dangerous.
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HW. Harriman
Marriman
Bene Atreet
Hhle Yard
Progressive Democratic Control Strengthened in Washington
Washington March 4 Democratic control strengthened today in the second day of the Democrat led government. The strategy committee maps out reorganization and is composed of Kern, Elias Man, Martin, Clark Aick, Chamberlain, Owen, Ormann, Smith, Galea, Thomas. The Republican senate committee has canvassed the other committee to determine positions to seek.
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Washington
Cancuy
Eteegy
Tor Kerns
Elias Man
Martin
Clark Aick
Chamberlain
Owen
Ormann
Smith
Galea
Thomas
Senate
Paving Enabled by New Law for Cheyenne Streets
The Greater Cheyenne club and Gov. Corey sign two bills expanding street paving powers. HB 256 allows cities over 16 000 to pave and levy special assessments with petition of two thirds of abutting property owners. Priority is by filing date. city debt limits may delay but not beyond a set period. HB 170 covers street grand alleys in towns and cities.
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Crow Creek
28Th Street
Lake Minnehaha
Greater
R. G. Hopkins
Corey
elty @hall
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Winkleman
May Put Tax on Foreign Workmen Employed in France
Paris lawmakers weigh a bill to tax or limit foreign labor in France amid rising immigration from Belgium Germany Italy and Spain. The plan targets firms with foreign managers and would cap foreign staff at ten percent, affecting about fifty American controlled companies operating as French firms in oil agriculture machinery and insurance sectors.
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Paris
Alps
Pyrenees
Richeu
Americas
MM. M. Lerolle
Chamber of Deputies
Gome
Vice President Marshall Misses Mail Allotment by Custom
Vice President Marshall, unaware of routine, left two baskets of mail at his hotel rather than carry a bushel of mail on his street car. He explained his official car was not in service and the baskets were not deemed proper for the vice presidency.
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Washington
Marshall
Hig Hotel
Sherman
Young Widow Found Murdered in Flat in New York
Mrs Katherine Godfrey a young widow was found murdered in her New York flat early today. Her head and face were badly battered in a presumed club attack. Police credit gangsters with the crime. Three men who reported the killing to police were detained as material witnesses. They said they visited to see the woman and found her dead.
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New York
Katherine Godfrey
Gangeters
Morgan in frail condition prompts doctor summons
March 6. Mr Morgan’s health remains fragile with no need for extra medical care yet. Dr Twaitanelk was sent to Egypt to attend to Mr Morgan after a recent illness, but the physician has since returned to his base. The report mentions women improving their deceptions more than their honesty.
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Mierpont Morgan
Twatlanelik
Simmond
Egypt
Morgan
Sener
Felten Dies in Washington Death From Poplexy
Washington report says Felten died today here of poplexy. The brief notice notes the sudden death occurred in the capital with no other details provided.
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Washington
Felten
Weather and Wyoming forecast summary
The Weather and Wyoming outlooks for March forecast unsettled conditions. Forecasters note variable temperatures with chances of rain and wind impacts across northern and western areas.
Plan for Nationwide Elections on Decoration Day and Fourth of July
Samuel Alschuler former Illinois Democratic nominee urges a country wide primary on Decoration Day and general election on the Fourth of July. He calls for arousing voters and separate ballots for the 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
President Wilson led a packed day in Washington on March 6 meeting cabinet members in a special session and greeting 940 people in the East Room. He discussed the legislative program while declining to discuss patronage and met potential diplomatic appointees as he considers European travel.
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Washington
Wilson
McCombe
National Committee
Davis
McCombs
Europe
Improvements for Light Company Handled by J Kemper in Denver Visit
J Kemper, superintendent of Cheyenne Fuel and Power, returned from Chicago after talks with prominent electrical engineers to advance service of the Light Company. He remains in Denver for further planning at the local plant and offices as a demonstration and supply office on Capital Avenue shows proof of his modern improvements for patrons.
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Cheyenne, Bint
Capital Avenue
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