Wyoming Pair Wed in Greeley Beauty Parlor
Oliver Williams aged 20 and Anna Priggs age 18 from Chugwater Wyoming wed in a beauty shop after Judge J. Preesly halted a court recess to perform the ceremony. Six local women witnessed as Williams and Priggs, who arrived from their ranches, chose romance over traditional settings. The couple returned home the following afternoon.
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Greeley
Colo
Oliver Williatie
Anna Priggs
Chugwater
Wyo
Vitalbony
Ho Eh
Williams
Miss Priggs
J. Preesly
Wihiple
Denuts
May Finish Laying Rails By July 1
Casper reports progress on Burlington track construction with rails being laid rapidly. A large crew works toward connecting with the Northwestern at Powder River by mid July or August. Rumors indicate Marry Strague, tied to a Colorado railroad trader, may bring grading outfits to Casper, while a map filed with the county clerk signals planned yard and side track improvements.
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Casper
Hurlington
Thentvy
Oley
Steo
Ulaya
Powder River
Marry Strague
Plate
Colorado
McArthur Brox
Berlin
Cretihawe
Republican Split Blamed in Taft Era Senate Speech
Senator McCumber of North Dakota blamed the Republican split and press opposition for the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill's unpopularity and the Democrats winning a House majority. He argued free newspapers backed the bill while taft era loyalties caused GOP discord.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Payne Aldrich
House
incurKenia
Cummins
Iowa
Taft
Wis Winona Sheech
Ux Ali
Payne-Aldrich Alt
WoW club hosts large gathering in Thermopolis
One of the largest aduial gatherings for collethic was held last Saturday at Mrs A K Lee's home. About seventy ladies attended the WoW club meeting with light refreshments. The program included a piano solo by Mrs Frank WeManigal and talks by Mrs J M Gay and Mrs J H Vecek on topics of interest.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Mra
A. K.lee
Wow
WeManigal
Mre
Community club events amid social rounds described
A blurred account notes Mee LC presenting on club work with Jane Addome’s followers and a postponed gathering in Mia. Mrs T. W. Marti hosts a Monday social at her Bill residence with cards and conversation while other local teams, games, and a forthcoming circus and fair are mentioned alongside a hypnicopal gist and a needlework tea at Fhoop's hall ending with a dance.
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Mia
J. Calm
Mea
L. Simmons
Vhermepolla
Jovery
Aimialg
Taft and Roosevelt Criticized as World Laughing Stock
A lengthy political tirade denounces President Taft and Theodore Roosevelt, arguing their clash harms the United States' image. The speaker contrasts Democratic restraint with Republican stridency, predicting dire consequences for the party and nation.
Accusations Against Van Deventer and Senators Rise
The text alleges Judge Van Devanter and Senator Warren led a vast coal land theft scheme with claims of fraud perjury and disregard for rights. It cites Interior Department roles, land patents obtained via soldiers' ribbons, and protests ignored by the General Land Office.
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Ton
Clark
Supreme Court of Wyoming
Senator Warren
United States
Juationg Vin Devanter
Interior Department
Bia
Warren
Justin van Deventer
Ooldiers
Nerip
Wtertate
Isalon
General Land Office
John W. Latey
Justine van Devanter
Union Pacific Coal Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eighth Credit
Supreme Bench
Walter Hi. Sunbern
W. C. Honk
Lawcon
United States Mining Company
Cpinion
van Pevanter
Iie
Intermountain Regi
Wndee
Alonzo Sawyer
Manny
Sranta
Duttico van
Deventer
Ceteryit Wien
Stndard GU
Auprense
Ftr
Connelly
van Devanter
Federsia
MacPherson
Iowa
Lewis
Colorado
Hook
Kluras
Pollock
Nebraska
Lanvern
Minnesota
Interior seals 04 percent land deal amid homestead bill push
The Interior secretary and private landowners sign for four percent of private lands in the unit. Report expected Monday as the conference report on the three year homestead bill moves to the Senate for passage. The bill then heads to the House with a likely early vote despite opposition from conservationists over Fisher amendments.
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Secretary of the Interior
Senate
House
Methodist debate over temperance report at conference
Dr Samuel Dickie president of Albion College assailed a report backing the anti saloon league and a plan to move the church temperance society headquarters from Chicago to Topeka the report was adopted after a brief clash in the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Minneapolis
Minn
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel Dickie
Albion College
Committee On
Temperance
TL Am
Church Temperance Society
Chicago
Topeka
Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloond League
Roosevelt rejects discredited politicians for GOP convention
Rosevelt declared he would not permit discredited politicians and bosses to control the Republican national convention. He said professional politicians accustomed to power won’t stand it, and warned opponents plan to use defeated state committeemen to shape the convention agenda.
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Teddy
Rouse
Elizabeth
N. J
Roseevelt
Een
Conflict Near Cuba Sparks U S Intervention Talk
May 25 reports say Medieta forces near the insurgents under Vollet and Ketenoz. Congress debates intervention under the Platte amendment law as two Atlantic Fleet divisions are set to Key West with 14 000 troops ready for possible Cuba campaign.
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Havana
Medieta
Vollet
Ketenoz
Washington
Cuba
United States
Key West
Edna Goodrich to Star in Vaudeville Tour in Fall
London May 25 Edna Goodrich plans vaudeville in New York starting September after finalizing a divorce settlement with Nat Goodwin. She will return to her old quarters on Jermyn Street and her new manager Benjamin Harris is seeking a suitable sketch in London.
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London
Edna Goodrich
Nat Goodwin
Jermyn Street
New York
Benjamin Harris
Three-Cushion Billiard Tourney Opens Monday
The three cushion billiard tournament begins Monday at the Brone amid rising national interest. Top local players compete for three prizes with matches at 8 oclock each evening, inviting public attendance as the field includes the best in the sport.
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Keon
Last charges against SuhmitA Arm dismissed
Former mayor Eugene Sehmite is entirely freed from graft prosecutions as Judge Lawlor dismisses twenty seven indictments. The decision ends a long case history and reflects the failure to convict despite extensive indictments in trolley case graft.
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Fon
William P. Lawlor
Eugene &. Sehmite
Lawlor
Opinion on Drunken Haste and Faith in Shelter
Fragmentary dialogue from the Boston Transcript features Mrs Maleahey admonishing a drunken rush home and another speaker named Faith reflecting on the trouble and reception received. The excerpt hints at moral concerns and the social response to intoxication.
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Maleahey
Boston Transcript
Diamonds and jewelry offered by local shops
The State-Reader Want Ads note a range of diamond and jewelry offerings from Edholm and Aken Co Restle and Sleepless Jewelers in Plains Building Central area. The ad mentions pemounted items and a general middle man service in the market.
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Edholm & Aken Co
Plains Building
Léthst
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Antiom CO
Tvnow
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STONE
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Everybody's Magazine
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