Insurgent Wyoming Demands Shake Republican Ties
Wyoming politics faces a rupture as insurgent Republicans from Douglas and Central Wyoming push to topple Governor Brooks and central leadership. John T. Williams, William Irvine, and John Morten travel to Cheyenne with demands aimed at the state convention, seeking party recognition and control over key posts including state chairman.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
John T. Williams
William C. Irvine
John Morten
Douglans
Aewen
Republican Party
United States
Benatoy P.E. Warren
White
le Authority
Byt
Douglas
Republican State Central Committee
Republicana
Warren Te
Senaior Warren
Ane
Offfeen
Asbestos Sale Near Glenrock Worth Large Sum
Hart brothers sell unpatented Glenrock asbestos claims to a New York syndicate for 78000 dollars in cash. The transfer is to complete within five days, signaling a major Wyoming mineral deal in the asbestos sector tied to the Casper Mountain field prospects.
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Wyoming
Hart Group of Claims
Glenrock
Hallark
New York
He Fm
Mesers
Hart
Sheridan
Glenroth
Cheyenne
New York Séskers
Gabestau
Converse County
Casper Mountain
Glenracky
Mstory of
Wyoming Mineral Development
Balloon ascent for Halley’s comet by Amherst professors
Pittsfield May 6 a science balloon ascent to observe Halley’s comet was launched at 2 15 am by Prof David Todd of Amherst College with his wife Dr Mabel Loomis Todd and pilot Charles J Glidden The mission carried a thirty inch telescope and other instruments aiming for about two miles up as the moon rose easterly the first such attempt.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Halley
David Todd
Amherst College Observatory
Mabel Loomis Todd
Charles J. Glidden
Massachusetts
Jack Johnson Plays Sand Lot Baseball in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 6 Jack Johnson amused himself with sand lot baseball. Billy Nolan, former Batting Nelson manager, says Johnson is in splendid shape.
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San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Billy Nolan
Batting Nelson
Johnson
Ballinger and Brandeis Clash Over Glavis Inquiry
In Washington May six, Ballinger and Brandeis spar during the Glavis investigation. Brandeis pressed Ballinger to reveal private papers while Ballinger refused direct answers, asserting he and the administration provided all facts. The exchange also touched on whether Glavis had a fair chance to question Ballinger.
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Washingtony
Ballinger
Brandeis
Root
Glavis
Cartago Earthquake Devastation Reported in Costa Rica
Cable from Costa Rica cites major quake destroying Cartago buildings. Death toll estimates range up to 2000 in Cartago, with widespread damage in several cities. The Central American palace of justice, nearly complete, was demolished. Carnegie funded project valued at 250000 dollars. Red Cross reports relief funds.
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Washington
State Department
Tates Monroe
Costa Rica
Giine Devaile
Cartago
Cartagxo
National Red Cross Society
Port Simon
Central America
Cartaga
Gy. Fulng
Wreck of Mine Claims 138 Victims in Alabama Disaster
Ninety three Black miners and forty five white workers are reported dead in the Palos Coal and Coke company No. 3 mine explosion near Birmingham. Rescue teams, aided by the Red Cross, recovered bodies as the mine was inspected for danger and entry.
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Birmingham
Ala
Nexro
Palos Goal and Coke Company
Alabama
Nulea
Palos
National Mine
James Hillhouse
J. Rutledge
George F. K
Creed
Jabaft
Milton Drennan
King Edward VII Dies Sudden and George Succeeds Throne
London May 7 King Edward VII died at 11 45 pm after a brief illness. The Prince of Wales accedes to the throne without ceremony per law. Reports say pneumonia following bronchitis caused the fatal end as Queen Alexandra and royals were present.
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Edward VII
George
Prince of Wales
London
England
His Majesty
Kink
Queen Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Pringyes Royal
F Or Fife
Princéss Victoria
Princess Loulke
Duchess of Argyll
Typhoid Suspect Case Details Cyanide Possibility
Dr E E Smith testified in the Hyde murder trial that hydrocyanic acid could form in a body from embalming chemicals and ammonia. He joined Dr Walter Cross in arguing the chemical possibility, while Hyde insisted on testifying. Court actions included last minute strategy sessions as experts traveled from Chicago to assist prosecutors.
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Kansas City
E. E. Smith
New York
Mary Mi
Hyde
Walter M. Cross
Col. Swopé
Smith
Col. Thomas
Chrisman
Mer Puret Swope
Lyde
Stu
Reid
Dr. Crows
Col. Swope
Discrimination Charges Lodged Against Cheyenne Grocers
At an Industrial Club meeting in Cheyenne, J. RB Carpenter of Federal Land and Securities accused local merchants of boycotting dry farmers. He urged support for a state Dry Farming congress and promoted regional development. A local interview with John T. Burns, secretary of the International Dry Farming Congress, is noted.
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The
Industrial Club
J. RB Carpenter
Federal Land and Securities Company
Cheyenne
Bud
Dies New
Ite Citheens
John T. Burns
International Dry Farming Congres
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Brooks
Fulir
Burdige
York Herat
Glenroge
New York Syndicate
Adt Group of Twenty
Madigan
Mr. Brandeis
Mr. Ballinger
Secretary of State
Laking, Reid, Powrle, Prawson
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
Lidia
Bia
Queen Victoria
Mor
Cheyenne Grocery Houses
J. C. Carpenter
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