Wyoming Editorial Attacks Reform Party Convention
The Wyoming convention in Cheyenne exposes the Reform Party as failing to present a clear issue against Democrats. The piece criticizes Senator Clark as weak and opportunistic, argues the party lacks a defined platform, and accuses Republicans of negation and aimlessness without bold stances on state needs.
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Chevenmne
Democratic Party
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Wyoming
Offier
Congress
Weir State
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Tombe
Mexico
Punished and warned: reflections on crime and politics in Wyoming
The piece laments a life sentence for Carlisle and contrasts it with the fate of Yelisle, noting wasted potential and the futility of lawbreaking. It also comments on the Wyoming GOP, the Democratic platform, and ongoing political maneuvering amid references to New York and Turkey.
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Wyoming
Brandeis Nomination Faces Political Wrangle and Probes
The Brandeis confirmation fight unfolds amid party maneuvering as senators weigh charges and the role of counsel in the Ballinger era. Senator Chilton’s report is praised for its clear focus on truth and essential facts, not partisan theatrics, urging measured scrutiny of Brandeis’s conduct.
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Committee On the Judiciary
United States Senate
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Chilton
Walsh
Cummine
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Wen
Drandetl
Ballinger
Viva Ghivia
Collier's Weekly
Mr. Brandeis
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Collier's
Atte
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Senate
Beaudeis
Semitar Works
Anext li
Supreme Court
Sis
Lis
Agin
Senator Chilton
Cilmvs
Glavie
Branders
Pinney
Hapgood
Collier’s
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Poe
Mrandeis
True Patriotism Rejects Braggart Patriotism
The piece denounces flashy jingoism and self serving patriotism. It argues true patriotism means love of country and fellow people, honesty, decency, courage, and integrity, not boastful, gutter worthy displays. It condemns grabbers and spoilsmen as non patriots.
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Patriotian
Arsom
Spaniards Founded the Most Southerly City in the World
An article traces Punta Arenas origins on the Strait of Magellan, noting its founding by Spaniards, later Chilean history, and rise as a major wool exporting port. It cites 20 million pounds of wool shipped annually, a 13,000 population, and large banked fortunes amid strong sheep industries.
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South Pole
United States
Strait of Magellan
Punta Arenas
Howard Albes
Bulletin of
Pan American Union
Washington, D.C
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Wrnter
Francia Drake
Americas
California
Peru
Strait of the Mother of God
South Sea
Francisco Drac
Plymouth
Spain
Pacific
South America
Prac
Pedro Sarmiento
Republic of Chile
Europe
Ancient Egyptian tomb finds reveal mirrors and royal necklace
Dr Clarence B Fisher reports winter digs at Denderen uncover graves with bronze mirrors buried with women a dog with a child a cow and dates a necklace inscribed with Sesostris cartouche suggests royal lineage one woman may be Sesostris daughter government will keep part of the necklace while the rest goes to Philadelphia
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Denderen
Egypt
Eckley B. Coxe, Jr
University
Calisculin
Clarence 8. Fisher
Sesostris
Sesostria
Doctor Fisher
A Fortune By His Pen Girard to the Public Ledger
Richard Harding Davis earned enough from writing to support luxury living and ten thousand dollars yearly additional. In twenty five years of active work he amassed a quarter of a million dollars, a feat few professionals achieve. I doubt any Pennsylvania family can claim more wealth saved at Davis's age.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Richard Harding Davis
Pennsylvania
Davis
Peerple
Notable Philanthropy Records Cited By Conwell
The passage notes that no clergy member has earned a quarter of a million in their field, while Dr. Russell H. Conwell is cited as giving away four times that amount, earned from the lecture platform. The remark underscores distinction between income from lecturing and charitable gifts.
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Russell H. Conwell
All Americans Appr All Jeffersonian Banquet Reflections
The Courier editor attended the Jeffersonian banquet at Colonial Ball Thursday evening and praised both Jefferson’s legacy and the shared American civic ideals. He argued Democrats and Republicans, socialists and prohibitionists, can differ in methods yet unite on foundational principles and seek the greatest good for the nation and the world. He noted global concerns and the need for political parties to implement preferred methods.
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Fork Callins Courier
The _Courier
Thomas Jefferson
America
Europe
Asia
Record rail safety in 1915 shows no passenger fatalities
Chicago May 11 reports that 325 American railroads reporting to the bureau of railway news record 1915 as the year ending June 30 with zero passenger train fatalities. The systems operate over 161,945 miles and claim a safety record unmatched by any country.
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Bureau of Railway News
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Selene
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Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne
Waterman
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First National Bank
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