Wyoming to Hang Seng at State Penitentiary
Rawlins, May 14. Joseph Seng is scheduled for execution by hanging at the Wyoming state penitentiary at daybreak May 24, the first legal hanging in the state since Tom Horne. The plan uses the previous gallows and a water-counterweight trap tested with sand-filled bags to resemble Seng’s weight. Governor Clyde has refused any clemency.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Joseph Beng
State Penitentiary
State Supreme Court
Tom Horne
Cheyenne
Willem Nickell
Horn
Larnamie County
Song
Tfe
Ciey
Rushing Work On Burlington Near Boyser
Thermopolis May 14 Railroad work on the Burlington extension Beegan steadily with steel laying to begin soon. Ballasting at the end near Boysen proceeds as a steam shovel loads gravel for dump trains. Projected to finish in a couple of weeks with through trains possible by late summer or fall. Engineer A L Hoagland in charge. E E Young and C J Peckenpaugh in visit.
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Thermopolis
Burlington
Beegan
Boysen
Nnd
A. L. Hoagland
Powder River
E. E. Young
C. J. Peckenpaugh
Albany Hotel doubles bath room rates in Denver market
The Albany Hotel Co announces new bath equipped rooms at $1.50 and $2 per day. With six months of labor, 38 rooms with private toilet, 42 rooms with bath at $1.50, and 45 rooms with bath at $2 are now available. Since May last, rooms with bath cost less than previously charged for rooms without bath.
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Bath
Albany
State Leader Want Ads Meddles in Local Trade
A garbled note from The State Leader Want Ads mentions mediation in local exchanges. The fragment references Timon and a number sequence but provides no clear event, names, or actions to confirm details.
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Want Ads
Timon
Clairvoyant Leonard the Mvaartvoyant Offerings Help
A notice promotes Leonard the clairvoyant at Lyric Rooms over Lyric Theater Basobean, claiming to solve doubts about business marriage divorce health and luck. He promises to influence friends rivals unite the separated and reveal paths to success and happiness.
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Leonard
Lyric Rooma
Over
Lyric Theater
Basibean Confidential
Burns Wins Twice In Sheridan Bout
In Sheridan Palmer Burns defeated Ovear Wasen of that area in two straight falls. Local boxing note reports this second bout outcome. The item sits amid a string of local notices and small-town happenings from Sheridan and surrounding Wyoming towns.
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Burns
Wasem
Sheridan
Palmer
Ovear Wasen
Laramie
Mountain States Company
Wyoming land policy meeting outlines three year homestead plan
A Wyoming gathering discussed land and development policies. Resolutions urged passage of the Borah three year homestead bill, water rights protections, blue sky law, and state road construction funded by future legislatures. It endorsed convict labor use on roads and continued support for the state Immigration Board to boost settlement and commerce.
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Colorado
TU. PY
Blume
Congress
Senate
House
Wyoming
State Immigration Board
New Hotel Planned On Front Street In Evanston
Three business lots on Front Street once owned by George E. Pexton and Tom Painter have been bought by Mesars J. D. Spencer and Joseph Bird. Workmen begin removing old structures to erect a modern brick hotel 60 by 60 feet with three stories and 38 rooms. The yellow colored building will include a bar room lobby barber shop sample rooms dining room baths and more.
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Evanston
Front Street
George E. Pexton
Tom Painter
Mesars
J. D. Spencer
Joseph Bird
Mrs Sarah Rogers Dies at Pine Bluffs at 82
Mrs Sarah Rogers died at her daughter’s home in Pine Bluffs aged 82. She was a longtime resident and is survived by family in the community. Funeral arrangements will be announced locally.
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Thermopolis
Almira Walter
Thermopolia
Pine Bluffs
Sarah Rogers
Pear Fine Bluffs
Gray hair remedies and aging hair care discussed
The article discusses aging hair and gray hairs with warnings against overreaction. It mentions that hair loss is not necessarily a sign of aging and notes tonics and stimulants as a popular remedy, though it cautions about reliability and gradual use.
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Ista
State convention urges liberal land policy at meeting
Delegates from multiple towns gathered to urge the Interior department adopt a more liberal policy toward public land laws. Early speeches by railroad and other leaders stressed publicity and state interests during the morning session.
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Interior Department
Government Land Office
D. ©. Forsythe
Lek
A. D. Gage
FA. Steele
J. D. Paulson
Saratoga
C. FP. Kuersal
Sheridan
Pred
Hiume
EH Jacobson
Carpenter
MR. H. Hall
Fremont
FE. HA. Wilson
R W. Jenkins
Carr
A. C G. Fonda
Guernsey
W. Snow
Cheyenne
J. L. Jordan
George Wlams
Denver
F. O. Sandstrom
F. Miller
Omaha
George
Neither Taft nor Roosevelt Fit to Be President Says Critic
The author claims a secret alliance between Perkins and Theodore Roosevelt and accuses both Taft and Roosevelt of using federal officeholders for nomination. It alleges Roosevelt suppressed a harvester trust report and had a Carnegie funded Africa trip. It concludes neither candidate is fit for the presidency.
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Perkins
Theodore Roosevelt
Secretary of State of
New York
Roosevelt
Taft
Harvester Trust
Startt
Africa
Andrew Carnegie
Congress
Mr. Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Hotel Arrivals List Across Many Cities
A lengthy hotel arrivals column lists guests from numerous cities and states. Names include Lyman B. Cooper Douglas H. A. Rockwell New York M Marley Lander Sewell Combe Casper Drury Encampment D Kellay Omaha Mrs A L Woodhaus Denver H Harris Milwaukee John Pfeifer Denver Newcom Cleveland Denver A F Franks Jacksonville Ill R H Beachamp Omaha A L hackridge Riverton R B McCon nel San Francisco G E B Trowbridge Forest Service L 2 Smith Denver Mr and Mrs Hunsford New York Clarence Jethart Toledo PF J Clute Lincoln D H Brees Omaha M J Gothberg Casper J A Wo Auliffe L D Coburn Denver Nelson Pearson Canon City W P Herrick Denver Mrs T Kahler Edna W R Car mers Farman Neb BW man Douglas IL J Deanbay Cokeville W A Lite Diamondville Aufdenbrink Dixon H J McGonigle and wife Longdale S Rice Chicago A Hockwell Chicago Ira M Schott Egbert D F Hudson Lander John Hulbert Omaha F A Mueller Omaha Bloke J W Fickle Chicago F S Hart Denver H Clifton and son Rock Springs J P Webster Chugwater J M Dunne Kane Pa 6 J Miller Denver Sam Morey Denver Geo J Johnson and wife Des Moines
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Lyman B. Cooper
Douglas
H. A. Rockwell
New York
Marley
Lander
Sewell Combe
Casper
Drury
Encampment
D. Kellay
Omaha
A. L. Woodhaus
Denver
H. Harris
Milwaukee
John Pfeifer
Newcom
Cleveland
A. F. Franks
Jacksonvile
H. Beachamp
A. ‘L. Hackridge
Riverton
R, B. McConnel
San Francisco
G EB. Trowbridge
Forest Service
Deanbay
Cokeville
W. A. Lite
Diamondville
Aufdenbrink Dixon
H. J. McGonigle
Longdale
Rice
Chicago
A. Hockwell
Ira M Schott
Egbert
D. F. Hudson
John Hulbert
F. A. Mueller
Bloke
J. W. Fickle
Hart
Special 1-2 Karat Diamond Kar ee
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a 1 to 2 karat diamond item with likely sale or advertisement language. No clear dates or entities present. Summary constrained by readability.
Roosevelt Taft clash colors Ohio campaign stops
Roosevelt opened his Ohio tour with a prepared speech attacking Taft over party principles while Taft countered with sharp verbals in Steubenville and Dennison. Taft warned against Roosevelt seeking a third term and a powerful personality in the White House.
Cyclone Sweeps Hungarian Towns Leaving Many Dead
A cyclone swept over Transylvania last evening razing villages such as Balvanijes and Valaja. Dozens of houses destroyed, several bodies recovered, and many residents injured in a wide area. Out of 350 chances, 40 were ruled. Authorities report extensive damage and high injury counts.
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Budapest
Balvanijes
Valaja
Transylvania
Debria
Ship found in Potomac uncovers hulk of Spanish vessel
Dredges in the Potomac River reveal the hull of a Spanish ship sunk before the Revolution. The site yielded sine and sparked a scramble for treasure among workers in Washington D C on May 14.
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Washington, D. C
Potomac River
Birth of Babe May Rec oncile Thaw and Wife
New York May 14 following reports Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is mother of an 18 month old baby and Thaw deny fatherhood further inquiry suggests a baby named Anthony exists with features of the mother. Friends claim reconciliation chances rise if the child returns to Thaw or his wife. A physician close to Thaw says Harry Thaw could not be the father.
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Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Grant
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Thaw
Anthony
Westchester County
White Plating
Milla
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Weat
Gireot
Riverside Drive
Harry Thew
Taft Appeals for Ohio Support in McKinley Echo
Taft on his second Ohio campaign tour frames his plea as a call for justice and a square deal from an Ohio man. He shields his stance behind the memory of President McKinley and urges voters to reelect Roosevelt, warning against Roosevelt’s renomination.
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Youngstown
Ohio
United States
William McKinley
Taft
Roomvelt
60 000 People Affected by New Levee Break
New Orleans May 14 approximately 60 000 persons and 10 000 square miles will be affected by the break in the Mimsla aipp river levee on the west bank at 8 tonight twenty five miles north of here The crevasse started at 8 o clock and was 200 feet wide The Mymelia levee was the scene of the worst break of the flood in 16038 A boat with laborers had gone to try to make repairs The revenue cutter Windom will be rushed to the scene with supplies tomorrow.
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New Orleans
Jaborere
Windom
Explosion in San Antonio Lodges Rail Yard Disaster
Popular Mechanics June issue reports a boiler explosion on a Southern Pacific locomotive in the San Antonio yard. Twenty six people killed and many injured with shops and roundhouse wrecked.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
San Antonio
Popular Mechanics
France’s Notorious Bandit Gang Ended in Blast
Paris reports the last of France’s feared gang, led by Octave Garnier, and ally Vallet, killed when their Nogent sur Marne villa was blown by explosives after an eight hour siege. Police recover Garnier’s body. Vallet is dying. five policemen wounded.
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France
Pleces
Paris
Octave Garnier
Vallet
Nogent- Sur-Marne
Melville
Garnier
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