Women’s clubs meet in Cheyenne area proceed with dues drive
The Sunshine Society and Federated Clubs convene at the Carnegie Library this afternoon and a dollar dues payment is requested to cover expenses for the State Federation Convention. Delegates from outside clubs will attach visiting cards to badges. The opening meeting of the Women’s Club is planned for tomorrow. various groups plan entertainments and inspections across the city.
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Sunshine Society
Carnegie Library
Charlie Bristol
Hoapital Aid Society
Cheyenne
State Federation
Claude Draper
Snay
Women’s Club
Alpha
Hospital Aid
Shakespeare Club
Miners Union Official Defends Labor Record in War
War record defense cited by an official of the miners union. The article discusses Sen Brandegee’s amendment and its potential legal interpretations. Senator Warren counters AFL charges of supporting objectionable amendments from Nelson and Pyles, asserting misrepresentation.
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Menta
Nelson
District of Columbia
Warren Saves
Lasher
Warren
American Federation of Labor
Pyles
Senator Warren’s mixed votes on statehood and reforms
A letter details Senator Warren’s voting record on admission of territories including Arizona and New Mexico, highlighting oppositions in 1900 and 1911 and support in 1912. It accuses him of wavering on labor interests and progressive constitutions, urging labor to judge his stance.
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Ed Longer
United States
Warren
New Mexico
Arki
Eona
Arizona
Oklahoma
Arriyona
Goentlemen
Senator Warren
New Mexicy
London
Lond
Labor
Bryan Speaks on Trusts and Politics Like a Pageant
The speech contrasts Taft, Roosevelt, and Wilson as Bryan cites trust power and economic inequality. He condemns unreasonable laws and highlights steel and bank magnates earning vast fortunes. He recalls the Comstock lode and argues for a people centered reform agenda led by Woodrow Wilson.
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Persia
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Supreme Court
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Steel Trust
Carnegie
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J. P. Morgan
Virginia City
Nevada
Comstock Lode
Wyoming Vote and the Wilson Campaign Rally
In Cheyenne crowds applaud as Bryan argues for Wilson and the need for a legislature to back the president and curb predatory wealth. He claims the Wyoming electoral vote should favor Wilson and calls for a capable senate and house.
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Wilson
Wyoming
Hoe
Senate
Kendrick
Fahey
Bryan
Lils
Citizeha
Cheyenne
Record Still Stands Captain May and Black Tom Legend
A Baltimore Bulletin notes Captain Charles Augustus May's famous horse Black Tom, recounting feats in Mexico and Baltimore. It details leaps over Mexican guns at Resaca de la Palma on May 9, 1846, and a famous hotel stair ride, with vivid praise of May as a cavalry hero.
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Ready
James Grant Wilson
Charles Augustus May
Tom
May
Taylor
Mexico
Second
United States Dragoons
Resaca de la Palma
General la Vega
Francis C. Lawley
Charlie O'Malley
Baltimore
Maryland
Cathedral Street
Bulletin of the &. P
Stylish Woman in Car Sparks Verbal Duel with Messenger Boy
In a near-miss incident a stylishly dressed woman in a smart brougham stopped and opened her electric door to check on a bicycle messenger boy. He berated her in a pirate-spirited tirade, while her eight year old son, styled like Lord Fauntleroy, remarked that the cook had harsher words for the neighbors.
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Captain Kidd
Lord Fauntleroy
First American Ensign on the Delaware in 1775
Historian Cooper notes the first ensign shown by a regular American warship was raised on the Delaware aboard the Alfred by Paul Jones near the end of December 1775. Doubts remain about the exact date and the flag’s design, with Harrison noting uncertainty over the emblem.
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Cooper
Delaware
Paul Jones
Harrison
Jones
Open Letter to Senator Warren Questions Finances and Reeve
D D Wolff of South Pass City Wyoming writes to Senator Warren criticizing his finances and alleged corruption while praising his defense. He argues voters would reject re election and notes that legislative votes could influence senator's fate in the next election. The letter is dated September 26th 412.
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Wyoming Tribune
Collier’s Weekly
United States Treasury
Peter
Paul
United States
D. D. Wolff
South Pass City
Wyo
Carey and Winters Appeal to Evanston Progressives
Governor Joseph M. Carey and Jas. E. Winters, candidate for congress, addressed a large meeting of Progressives in Evanston Wyoming. The gathering was described as one of the most enthusiastic in the town.
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Evanston
Wyo
Joseph M. Carey
Jas. E. Winters
Congress
Charity Begins At Home Says Rande Quote
A fragment attributes the saying charity begins at home to HB Rande. The piece notes travel weakness and compares love as essential to a woman, likening reverence to deference to power in a reflective aphorism.
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Lota
Charity
HB. Rande
Glad They Told Him. A bedbound Britisher shames egotism
An American in Hogland narrates a tale of a vain invalid amid guests. The bedridden Britisher, surrounded by company, insists on being warmed as the others shiver. He rings a bell and demands someone fetch a servant, exposing vanity.
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Hogland
Harper's Magazine
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