First Husband Bobs Up After Four Year Absence
In Wyoming, Julia Peres a fireman’s wife living as Mrs Fergus faces adultery charges after N Morte claims to be her lawful husband. Martz of Colorado asserts a prior marriage to the woman and seeks compensation while she and Fergus dispute the claims and await further action as they remain jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Mey
Julia Peres
Union Paethic
N. Morte
Forgua
Leramte
Martz
Colorado
Fergus
Latier
Cheyenne
Wyoming products fuel Montana shipment from Casper
A Wyoming-O11 company loaded twenty railcars of gasoline and motor fuels for Montana yesterday, marking the first Wyoming products shipment to the neighboring Blue region. Local refineries now supply pumping engines and other gasoline plants in the state, with kerosene also affected. The Standard Oil Company is expanding purchases of Wyoming gasoline and related fuels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Casper
Mid-West
O11
Company 14
Wyoming
Troops to Dethain at Laramie Maneuvers Planned
Laramie was chosen by the war department as the training point for troops to be used in July maneuvers at Pole Mountain grounds 12 miles east of here. All camp gulf piles will be unloaded there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laremie
Laramie
War Department
Pole Mountain Grounds
Miners tender arrested after knife attack in Sheridan
Mike Browhears the miners tender recently fired after an author of and unpleasant strike at Diets was arrested in Sheridan for attempting with drank to slash a crowd of men with a butcher knife. A new telephone area is strained between Cheyenne and Casper with no intermediate station. Refinery at Casper completed and will be led into operation after leak testing. Canal in Uintah county completed to water 6500 acres of land. Shoulder injury toll rises as a man is treated for a dislocated shoulder for the third time. Adairite coal camp in Uintah county renamed Conroy as United States Coal Company expands its holdings. The throw children of Mrs Ethel Shepherd Sheridan placed in court custody as mother adjudged unfit to care for them.
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Ben
Russ
Mike Browhears
Sheridan
Aireult
Casper
Froove
Wyoming
Stanion Wella
Uinta County
Conroy
United States Coal Company
Chpluren
Mra
Ethel Shep Wer
Douglas Fire Threatens Arlington Hotel
A major fire in Douglas on Monday evening damaged the Arlington hotel south wing due to a faulty kitchen flue. Loss included valuable attire for hotel attaches, with insurance covering the building and repairs to start soon. The kitchen is out of service temporarily, and quick local fire response limited further damage. a hotel cook suffered burns while fighting the blaze.
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Douglas
Arlington
Get Phere Club Teaches Confidence in Self Help
In this reading long on motivational talk, Horace is urged to believe in himself and pursue ventures with practical psychology. It emphasizes that success compounds and invites further opportunities, urging consistent effort and alertness to seize profitable deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midh
Horace
Fire fighting in Japan amid inadequate systems
A fragmented account notes Japan’s fire protection as inadequate despite an efficient staff of Armamon overseen by a city fire and police division. It mentions forty eight watchtowers and a fleet of cabs defending Tokyo from coal fire risks and widespread boiler hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aremon
Coollea
Soldiers Riot At Sheridan Circus Clash With Officers
Soldiers from the port attempted a rough house at the circus here. Two canvasmen were injured, deputies and Sheriff Hoop fired at a fleeing soldier, and two men were arrested before the mob threat eased. A river rise at Grey Bull warned of potential damage nearby.
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Sheridan
Broom
Witel
Jack Don Hhue
Hoop
C. BE. Abbott
Arma
Nonahue
Iicinity
Hig Googe Bridge
Roosevelt and Taft Ticket Disputes Roil Chicago Convention
Chicago officials clash over ticket allocations for the national Republican convention with Col. Marry New denying Roosevelt supporters access. Taft gets 150 tickets for friends and officials while Roosevelt backers plan protests. Contests over seats loom as Howell seeks recognition June 6.
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Chicago
Col
Marry 8 New
Lixon
Roosevelt Committee
Roosevelt Nations Committee
New
Candittea
Roosevelt
Taft
B. B. Lindeey
H. J. Arnold
Denver
Upham
R. H. Howell
Nebraska
National Committee
Howell
Victor Rosewater
Republican National Committee
Mitcu Root
London firm builds mountain locomotive for Mexican rails
A London company constructed a unique dual engine style locomotive for Mexican mountain railways. The engine resembles two engines joined by a central cab and rests on two six wheeled trucks with all wheels available for traction.
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Mexico
Enginie Hee PA Voor
Richard Harding Davis Faces Chicago Divorce Suit
Mrs. Cecil Clark Davis files for divorce in Chicago citing desertion after thirteen years of marriage to Richard Harding Davis. The action follows a prior New York filing later withdrawn in favor of a Chicago suit. Rumors link Davis with dancer Hesbie McCoy amid theater ties and public interest.
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Chicago
Cecil Clark Davis
Richard Harding Davis
Davie
London
Davis
New York
Mrs. Davis
Miss McCoy
Mr. Davis
Taft Criticized By Henry A Lewis In Strident Outlook
Henry A Lewis charges Taft is whipped and blames his administration for weakness within the party. He quotes “Uncle Joe” Cannon as old and wise and attacks Taft’s inconsistencies. The piece mentions Roosevelt’s foes and a Chicago financier Crangs role in supporting Teddy.
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Uncle Joe
Cannon
Taft
Roosevelt
Colonial Brick Residence Designed by Sedgwick Architect
A brick veneered colonial residence by architect Chas. E. Sedgwick features a 42 by 36 foot footprint, large living spaces on the first floor, and a rear extension with separate hall. Attic includes two chambers and an entertainment room. Hardwood and fir trim across floors, full basement with laundry and drying rooms, heating connections, and plumbing prepared. Price set at 47,000.
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Hoyse
Taft Era Feuds and The Crane.. Roosevelt Campaign Cash
A fragment discusses political feuds during Taft's presidency. It alleges the Crane family donated $450,000 from Chicago to aid Roosevelt against Taft, framing this as vengeance for a supposed Japanese action. It portrays Wickersham as the real cabinet power, clashing with Knox, Stimson, and Hitchcock.
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Japan
Crane
Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
Sherman
Knox
Stimson
Hitchcock
Wickersham
Department of Justice
Semple
War Department
Stimeon
State Department
MacVeagh
California
Ohio
May Festival by the Musical Club Receives Praises
The May Festival at the Parish House marked the last concert by the Musical Club under J. L. Rockwell. A devoted audience hailed the director and chorus for a flawless program, highlighted by Beethoven and a notable oratorio.
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Musical Club
Pleases
Cheyenpeji
Torio
Spohr
Vy Guy Mra
J. L. Rockwell
Cloris
Mildred Norcroes
Isabel Brisco
Monroe Gleason
Mildred
Mre
Cobry
Messrs
Rockwell
Vaugh
T Hunter
Sanitary Prices Declared By Cool Bros Co
Sanitary rate per hundred listed by Cool Bros Co with contact by phone 197 for orders and inquiries. The brief ad notes sanitary supplies and pricing terms in sparse local trade copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary
Cool Bros. Co
Pager Making in Japan EXT to Cotton Spinning
The article surveys Japan's paper industry from ancient to modern times. It notes China origin of papermaking, Arab transmission via Central Asia, Egyptian papyrus distinction, and Japan’s machine mills and hand made paper. It highlights large annual production value, widespread native employment, and the prominence of cardboard following papermaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Occidental
China
Europe
Central Asia
Nile
Neida
Iportance
Illegal Vegetables Spark Debate in France
In France a movement to raise certain ground grown vegetables on teenage disposal lands due to supposed poisonous germs prompts experiments. Some claim microbes do not enter the body of the vegetables, though they may cling to stems and leaves, a claim viewed as uncertain by many observers.
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France
Li le
Our Great Raisin Crop Exports Reach Record High
The nation exported over one million dollars in raisins that year, totaling 14,500,000 pounds. Canada emerged as the largest market with 11,000,000 pounds. Spain, Kenya, Asiatic Turkey, and Russia supplied the 2,600,000 pounds of imports, while the UK showed growing demand though the U S still sent far fewer raisins.
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Canada
Spain
Kenland
Asiatic
Turkey
Huasia
United Kingdom
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State of
Absenge
Dethain
Laramim
Little Statele
Phere” Club
Uim
Teast
Poe
Patate
Greybull
Meetleetse
Tedby
Nowell
Harry
Wigley
Wdhenton
Australia
WFE
Henry Alfred Lewis
Cranes
Teddy
Crang
Pokin
Chas
Sedgwick
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