A Quiet Tip to the Railroads After the Horse Is Stolen
The Leader urges Wyoming lawmakers to regulate intrastate rail rates amid complaints of discrimination against residents. The piece cites Cheyenne and Rock Springs as examples and urges the Union Pacific and other lines to adopt pro manufacturing policies to ease high freight costs.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Tribune
Rock Springs
Bur Rock Springs
Union Pacific Railroad
Cnjon Pacific Railroad
Laramie
Denver
Houlder
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Cheyenne
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Boulder
Colo
Casper
Commerce Commission
Tribune
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brother Deming
Republican
No Veto Of Gov Carey Disturbed In State Debate
Casper Tribune reports a mix of political barbs aimed at Governor Carey with pundits noting he defends himself amid a volley of jabs from legislators and critics. The piece portrays Carey as a scrapper who weathered the onslaught and still stands, unshaken by veto challenges.
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Leader Publishing Company
Carey Ave
Cheyenne
Wyo
Clare
Carey
Frank Hadsell
Gates
How Metz Came to Be Appointed
The Laramie Republican alleges Governor Carey appointed Percy Metz as Fifth district judge after a late deal with W. M. Mets of Sheridan county, father of the new judge. It claims Metz’s name was kept quiet until the end, with Hyde and West supporters urging the selection of Mets. Metz is praised for prosecuting evildoers in the state.
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Laramie
Carey
Percy Metz
Bit
Sheridan
Washington
Hyde
Chaplin
Percy Mete
Carey Urges Democratic Representation on State Bench
Governor Carey argued that Democrats deserved bench representation after Kendrick victory and broader progressive alignment. He claimed Republicans and allied officials failed to reflect the state’s Democratic majority and national goodwill.
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Progressivee
Big Mars Bank
Carey
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming Delegation Skips National Good Roads Convention
Senators Warren and Clark and Congressman Mondell were named delegates to the National Good Roads convention in Washington. Wyoming enthusiasts attended, but the congressional delegation did not attend, sending only a clerk or stenographer while officials kept away from meetings.
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Warren and Clark
Mondell
Washington
Wyoming
Congress
One Thing at a Time In Tariff Debate
The New York World urges House leaders to focus on tariff revision first, arguing that the Wilson administration and Democrats must correct Payne Aldrich abuses and adjust revenues before pursuing other legislation. It notes a lack of unneeded islands in the Isthmus region and a prior abundance.
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House
Wilson
Democratic Party
Congress
New York World
Germany Fears England Yet Claims Confidence in War
Berlin remarks discuss German view of England as a potential adversary while noting a shift from perceived English invulnerability to belief that war could prove England vulnerable. It cites sensational English press stunts and German rumors of tactics against Britain, including magical aerial threats and propaganda devices.
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Berlin
Bismarck
England
Napoleon
Thipelle
Germany
Rea 4
Heligoland
Helivoland Meels
Deutsche Tadaseltung
Tugebiati
Spelling Bulke and a Kid’s Outback School Tale
A rural childhood memory recalls a rule breaking student kept in front of the book by a caring teacher and an uneducated farmer. The tale highlights harsh discipline and the stubborn resilience of the narrator who drops out after a short school spell.
Germany backs Austria amid Balkan power shifts
The Lokalanzeiger claims English fears of warships and specters in national defense. It argues Germany must support Austria to counter rising Serbian influence after the Balkan wars, warning that Austria’s weak position could invite internal and external dangers and possibly provoke conflict with Russia.
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Lokalanzeiger
Germany
England
Austria
Russia
France
Simple Way to Cure Constipation Promoted by Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
A promotional notice extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative tonic for constipation. It claims the remedy is safe for infants and the elderly, trains stomach and bowel muscles naturally, and offers a money back guarantee with a free sample by requesting via mail.
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G. B. Pruitt
Berea
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Germany's drive for power and balance in Europe
The passage argues that Germany seeks to maximize military strength at financial cost to deter secession in Austria Hungary and to expand into Serbia or Bulgaria with Russian assent. It claims Germany will ignore English protests as Turkey's decline nears, aiming at Anatolia while Russia tolerates frontier moves toward India. English belief in balancing power remains noted.
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Germany
Francia Joseph
Austria
Servia
Bulgaria
Russia
France
England
Turkey
Anatolia
India
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