Railroads plan major Cheyenne depot and shops move
The Colorado and Southern and Burlington railroads plan to build new depots in Cheyenne's west side and establish extensive shops. Officials say Cheyenne will grow into a sizable city and require larger facilities, with the post office area becoming a business hub between depot and center.
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Colorado & Southern
Burlington
Weert
Cherenne
Cheyenne
Cation
Union Pacific
Tinkering With Mining Laws Spurs Western Protest
The article argues against Smoot proposed changes to Section 2222, warning they would invite more litigation and hurt small miners. It cites the apex ruling on mining location claims, notes seven year final entry limits, and laments increased costs delaying patenting. It warns the poor man loses access to resources, threatening western growth and pioneer heritage.
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United States
Smoot
Apex
Land Office
Old to Change and the Illinois Senate Defeat
Insurgent Illinois paper argues Senator Cullom is too old to change and should be defeated for reelection. It attacks Warren as reactionary and warns Wyoming against a similar mistake, urging progressives to back a new, progressive senator. The piece condemns subsidized editors and calls for unity among progressive voters.
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Illinois
Hénator
Cate
Lorimer
Senate
Chicago
U Witness
Wromilng
Tie
Cullom
Warren
Alrich
Cannon
Taft
Ulinois
Joe Cannon
Nelson Aldrich
Wyoming
Tragedy of Errors Behind Titanics Loss Revealed
The Titanic disaster is portrayed as a tragedy of errors driven by arrogance and overconfidence. Testimony to the Senate committee cites the lookout losing his marine glasses after Southampton and the ship speeding at top rate, with 1,500 lives lost. A Cleveland tale alleges intoxicated officers, but the report blames pride and neglect for the catastrophe.
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Cleveland
Teipatet
New York
Wyoming Democrats Favor Champ Clark for President
Cody figures George Beck and C P McGlashan say Wyoming Democrats favor Champ Clark as presidential candidate after touring the state. They contrast Clark with Wilson and note the broader progressive Democrat support, aiming to unify disaffected Republicans.
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George ‘T. Beck
C. P. McGlashan
Cody
Laramte
Wyoming
Mr. Beck
Champ Clark
Laramie
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Clark
Leader’s Question Sparks Cycle of Explanations
The Tribune reports the Leader’s question has unraveled a chronic chase. It calls for cycle after cycle of explanations from Senator Warren, who appears where the Leader positioned him amid the Mp oversized fraud coverage.
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the Tribune
Warren
Taft and tariff talk from Hankins at Si Slocum's store
Hank Hankins reports at Si Slocum's that Taft opposes a Democratic tariff bill, arguing steel tariffs and foreign wool policies favor sellers. He claims Senator Warn created a foe to protect domestic manufacturers and railroads, with Scaddell K portrayed as indefensible in past and present debates.
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Taft
Senate
Jonny Bull
Merika
Skeddel
Europe
Manifaktrer Kompany
Yuripe
Kompay
Infun
Manufakurer Industries
Mandel
Warn
Wulen Trust
Roosevelt rides crest of popularity in middle states
The piece accuses Theodore Roosevelt of hypocrisy and claims he manipulated public opinion with dramatic rhetoric. It asserts Roosevelt used federal patronage to back Taft’s nomination, arguing no president surpassed such patronage after his first term and labeling the attack as mob-psychology inspired manipulation.
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Roosevelt
Middle States
Eatchy
Taft
United States
Snake River Sentinel
Letter to Weeks on Crime of 1906 authorship
Jack of Cheyenne corrects April 19 Casper Tribune misattribution about the "Crime of 1906" pamphlet. He clarifies no Cheyenne Leader article existed and that a series titled "A Stupendous Steal" was misattributed to him. He notes the pamphlet presented contract dates for the "Big Litch" myth and mocks Editor Mokler’s demeanor.
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Casper Tribune
Casper
Cheyenne Leader
Leader
Rlse
Mokler
New Bridge Work Signals Major UP Double Tracking
Union Pacific advances double tracking between Laramie and Lookout with seven bridges to be rebuilt. A boarding outfit of forty is sent for preliminary steel laying and structure enlargement. Projected cost exceeds two million dollars, aiming for completion with remaining double tracking.
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Union Pacific
Laramie
Lookout
A. R. Jorden
Heck
Renovate Station Confab at Cheyenne Over Rock Springs Repairs
Assistant Engineer F. W. Neuhart of the AF met division officials in Cheyenne to discuss extensive repairs planned for the Rock Springs station buildings.
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F. W. Neuhart
Cheyenne
Division
Rock Springs
Railroad office move under way by Colorado & Southern
Workmen started relocating the offices of the superintendent road master and dispatchers to temporary quarters in the roundhouse. Joseph Westner, formerly a dispatcher for the U P, stopped briefly yesterday on the way to Bidney. Men 1 Widmeew wife of the
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Colorado & Southern Railroad
Roundhouse
Joseph Westner
U. P
Bidney
Widmeew
Chain Gang Cleanups Improve City Alleys
The chain gang under Patrolman Gilbert Scholes improves alley appearance through daily cleanup by petty offenders and vagrants serving short sentences from Justice Wellnitz. The program, active during spring, frees the city from heavy costs while benefiting both the city and the workers.
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Gilbert Scholes
Justice Wellnitz
Wall Paper Sherman Co
Fragmentary notes reference wallpaper items and the Sherman Company. The text mentions a scene shifter out of work and comments on aging women and men sowing wild oats, but no clear event or outcome is stated.
Book of Verse By Runyon Full of Life
Announcement for Damon Runyon poetry book Rhymes of the Firing Line from Desmond Fite Gerald Inc New York notes Runyon’s Colorado University ties Denver and New York work. praises his popular verse pieces and articles Eureka Vacuum Cleaning contact Stevenson Electrical Co. address already shown.
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Runyon
Damon Runyon
Desmond Fite Gerald
Anchor Line Steamship Rates From New York to Europe
Anchor Line advertises attractive travel rates for tickets between New York and Londonderry Glasgow Palermo Naples and all Scotch English Irish Continental and Mediterranean points. Superior accommodation excellent cuisine and efficient service promised. Contact local agent or Henderson Pay Sea General Agents Chicago for reservations.
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Anchor Line
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Londonderry
Glasgow
Palermo
Naples
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