Reform of Women's Clubs Sparks National Convention
In the realm of women edited by Mrs. L. R. Tyson notes Sorosis convenes in New York on March 1, 188% for the twenty first anniversary. Delegates from 61 of 75 clubs attend as the General Federation forms with officers including Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Brown and May Wright Sewall. The federation bans sectarian or political tests and members may not join groups tolerating law violations. First biennial convention travels through major cities. The organization grows through state committees across art, civil service reform, education, and public health.
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United States
New York
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Charlotte Emersom Brown
May Wright Sewall
Jennie June
May B. Temple
Phebe A. Hearst
Chicago
Philadelphia
Louisville
Denver
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
St. Louis
St. Paul
Boston
Cincinnati
Bastlake Tribune
Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
San Francisco
Prees Club of
Charles Dickens
The
Sorosis
Alice Cary
Ihe Firet
Phebe Cary
Kate Field
the Tribune
Mont
Women Host Bridge Party and German Class Concludes Year
Mrs. Fred M. Miller hosts a bridge party this afternoon for her card club. The German Class has adjourned its study meetings after a profitable year and will end with a final gathering this evening at Misses Catherine and Ruth Chaplin’s home with a German supper.
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Fred M. Miller
Ridge
Catherine
Ruth Chaplin
Congregational and Presbyterian Aid Meetings Reported
Local notices show Congregational Ladies Mission Circle meeting led by Mrs W L Whipple and Presbyterian Aid hosted by Mrs John Rees at 1922 Maxwell. Baptist O A A session at church completes unfinished business with Dorothy Van Winkle coronation. Galld of St Mark's to hold a Guild room work meeting with hostesses Dugal Whittaker Voorhees Jolitz.
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Presbyterian Aid
John Rees
McAllister
Presbyterian Aid Society
C. A. the Baptist
O. A
Dorothy van Winkle
Galld
St. Mark's
Mesdames Dugald Whittaker, Voorhees and
Jolitz
Wyoming Biennial Planning For The Big Meeting
Correspondence from the Wyoming State Federation of Women's Clubs notes invitations to delegates for the Biennial in Portland Oregon from July 7 to July 12 1912. Messages from Oregon Utah and Colorado federations request early notice of delegations arrival to arrange hospitality and tours.
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Oregon Club
Portland
Ore
Delegates Requested for Official Train Trip
A letter from Mrs A H Hettier of Molain dated May 21 1912 requests inform Mr Wadleigh of the probable number of delegates for an official train trip. The sender notes plans are delightful and an enjoyable journey is expected.
New Homestead Law Attracts Thousands Westward
The article describes a new homestead bill that reduces residency from two years and grants five months of annual leave, aiming to boost land ownership and state revenue. It opposes giving water and minerals to patent holders, maintaining government control. The measure promises land ownership down to tea leaves of China.
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Department of Agriculture
China
Roosevelt and Perkins in History’s Frame of Reference
A historical critique argues that between 1905 and 1912 J. P. Morgan’s empire grew with Perkins guiding directors across railroads banks and trusts. It claims Roosevelt blocked prosecutions in the harvester trust case shielding Perkins and Morgan from penalties, with lasting historical impact on his reputation.
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Roosevelt
Perkins
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Burdette D. Townsend
Harvester Trust
George W. Perkins
Roosevelt dismisses Fitzgerald charge on White House memo
Roosevelt said Fitzgerald's accusation about a memorandum to make White House changes permanent during his lifetime is preposterous. He spoke in Gettysburg on May 2 and urged men of "three guinea pig power" to heed Congressman Fitzgerald's remarks. The Maeeteetse News has new editor J. H. Barvis.
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Gettysburg
Roosevelt
Fitzgerald
White House
Veterans March 10 Graves of Soldier Dead in Cheyenne
Civil War veterans marched through Cheyenne to honor the dead. Fort Russell program included grave decorating at 7:00 a.m., a military high mass, and a 3:00 p.m. ceremony with Governor Carey delivering Gettysburg Address.
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Cheyenne
Gally
Fort Russell
F. P. Joyce
Fourth Field Artillery
Soldiers’ Cemetery
Eleventh Infantry Band
H. A. Stevert
Ninth Cavalry
F. J. McConnell
Eleventh Infantry
Frideau
Lincoln
Joseph M. Ca
204 Contests Set Before Republican National Committee
Chicago May 30 members of the Republican National committee meet in Chicago June 6 to decide 204 contests, down from 210 four years ago. Roosevelt adherents reportedly backed off in several districts, making the fights unlikely. Taft contests center on Missouri and Texas. State Leader Want Ads to the middle man that helps at both ends.
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Chicago
Republican @National committee
Roosevelt
Taft
Missouri
Texas
Death Conquers Wright Defied Perils of Air
Dayton Ohio May 30 Wright aeroplane inventor Wilbur Wright dies of typhoid fever after two weeks of unconsciousness. Orville Wright to remain in charge of the company. Washington May 30 President Taft honors Wright, calling him a founder of aeronautics and placing him with Fulton Stephenson and Bell.
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Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Wilbur Wright
Orville Wright
Wrights
Conklin
Washington, D. C
Taft
Congress
Orville
Mr. Wright
Joffee Leaves Cheyenne for Hot Springs Survey Mission
Victor Joffee departs Cheyenne with the Survey Party headed to Hot Springs to oversee the Herman Jacket surveying project. He expects a six month absence.
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Victor Joffee
Cheyenne
Hot Springs
Herman Jacket
Oronzo Threat Tied to U S Neutrality Rules
Washington reports imply the May Day figure Oronco intends to pressure Mexican rebels against American property during neutral law enforcement. The State Department notes any leader or officers implicated in outrages against foreigners in U S territory would face arrest and extradition to Mexico.
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Orozco
U. S
Washington, D. C
Oronco
Ofn
Melax
Hia
Federala Acrosa
Why He Was Late
A humorous exchange explains a man’s lateness after meeting Smithgow. The speaker admits asking about stomach trouble and Cham berlain's Tablets are recommended, selling by all dealers.
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Smithgow
Chamberlain
Eruption Causes Terrible Suffering and Cure Claim
An unidentified mother from Dodson Montana recalls her six month old baby suffering severe skin eruptions, itching, hair loss, and sleep loss. After trying multiple remedies, Culicura Soap and Ointment reportedly cured the condition in six weeks. The notice promotes Culicura products and offers a free sample and 32 page skin book from Potter Drug & Chem.
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Potter Drie & Chem
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Congregational Missions
Congregational Ladies’ Mission Circle
W. L. Whipple
Gail
Ment
Bueghner Jewelry CO
Pilains Pharmacy
Wyo
B. B. Brooks
Wyoming State Federation of Women's Clubs
Qre
Sarah A. Hyans
Sadie
Cardunbar
F. Ww. C
Salt Lake City
Utah
Preas
Lucile May Francee
Colorado Federation
Mrs. Brooke
Hver
Teddy
NPW
Maeeteetse News
J. H. Barvis
America
G. C. Stull
Repub
Fulton
Stephenson
Bell
Kinkher
Mentzer
Attorneys-at-Law
First National Bank
Hugo Donzelman
Baerresen Bros
Keefe
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Chamber of Commerce Building
D. W. Gill
John Charles Thompson
Wyoming
Carey Black
Wilfred O'Leary Mark A
Chapman
West 10Th Street
Otlets Engineering Comia
Crill and Irrigation Engineers
Bresnahen Block
T. Blake Kennedy
W. Riner & CO
Plains
William Dubois, —Architect
Carey Avenue
Wyoming Corner
10Th and
Central Ave
Paoeral
Clyde Branly
Cheyenne, Wyo
A. F. Ott
Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
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