Community Groups Hold Meetings Across Town
The Help One Another club met with Mrs. Bristol on Hast Twenty-first Street with twenty members sewing and sharing jelly samples. Other groups included Capitol Hill Bridge Club, Hospital Aid Society, Methodist class supper, Willing Workers, St. Mark's Guild, Presbyterian Aid, and Jewish Circle planning dances, bazaars, and socials through the week, with guests, dinners, and card games noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Bristol
Mre Daerresen
Philip Brown
Bristol Hi
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Sell
Methodist Aid Society Plans November Bake Sale
The Methodist Aid Society met in the church parlors with Mrs Arthur Forbes and Mrs P B Wilson hosting. Members discussed regular business and plans for a bake sale or bazaar in November. Twenty women attended the social hour after light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Arthur Forbes
P. B. Wilson
Governor Wilson Opens 4586 Mile Western Campaign Tour
Governor Wilson leaves Princeton on a 4586 mile trip as Democratic presidential candidate. He plans stops in Indiana Illinois Nebraska Colorado Kansas Missouri and Ohio speaking with William Jennings Bryan in Nebraska and teaming with Champ Clark in Missouri. The schedule aims to reach Denver and continue westward with daily speeches and appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Wilson
Denver
New York
Sherman Co Liquid Veneer Cuts Offer in Warm Weather
In a terse bulletin the Sherman Company notes a policy to cut off the steam and refrain from opening windows during warm weather while discussing its liquid veneer product.
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The
Sherman Co
Morgan testimony details WW or 1904 oil fund contributions
In a Senate hearing Mr. Morgan testifies about 1904 political gifts to the Republican campaign and a $30,000 1908 contribution to Mr. Sheldon. He recalls $100,000 in October 1904 and $50,000 in November, says funds likely passed to Cornelius Bliss and the New York state committee, and denies other preconvention or 1904 congressional gifts.
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Roosevelt
Cornelius N. Bliss
Republican Committee
Morgan
Bilas
O'Dell
National Committee
New York State Committee
Congressional Campaign
Clapp
Sheldon
Congressional Fund
Fightin
Paynter
Mr. Morgan
Harriman
Tribune praises La Follette for bold party cleansing
The paper discusses La Follette’s call for reform within his party and his Sept. 14 magazine editorial attacking Senator Warren. It notes Warren as Aldrich’s faithful ally and frames La Follette’s stance as a serious critique of Warren’s senatorial record.
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la Follette
Iavasla
Francis E. Warren
Collier
Warren
Wyomley Tribune
Aldrich
Senate
Warren and the railroad grip on Wyoming voters
The passage accuses Warren of siding with special interests and the railroad monopoly, asserting a pattern of voting against public rights and tariff reform. It claims his record mirrors Aldrich in serving predatory powers, portraying Wyoming voters as turning toward Wilton in Illinois to restore Democratic leadership.
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Warren
Etomine
Avery Critien
Mensuren
Plutocracy
Senate
Union Pacific
Old Guard
New England
Republican Party
Wall Street
Money Trust
Aldrich
Wyoming
United States
Wilson Seen as Strong Democratic Force in Key Regions
The piece argues Gov William Wilson dominates the Democratic ticket from top to bottom. It predicts Democratic gains in normally Republican northern counties and outlines the need to hold Democratic majorities in southern counties. It emphasizes workers backing Democrats and criticizes the Republican record under a former president.
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Wilson
Will
McHenry
Sangamon
Democratic Party
Republican
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Destructive City Fire Wounds Two Firemen
Two firemen were injured in a large blaze that damaged a printing press on Central Avenue. Chief Taylor said the fire was under control as crews stabilized a weakened basement floor with braces to save the heavy presses. An alarm from box 64 proved false, but the department credited rapid response and strong effort by all firefighters.
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Atroum
Taylor
Wulldinga
Central Avenue
McCleave
Busse
I T
Fall From Horse Kills Lieutenant in Yellowstone
Fort Yellowstone Wyoming October 3 Lieutenant Robert Louis Berry aged 28 quartermaster First Cavalry was thrown from a horse and killed while riding to the target grounds for a steeplechase. A rear troop horse frightened and ran, colliding with Berry's mount, pitching him onto boulders and instantaneously killing him. Berry had married three months earlier to Florence Marl of Lake Mille Wisconsin.
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Fort Yellowstone
Wyo
Robert Louisberry
Quartermaster First Cavalry
Lounsberry
Florence Marl
Lake Mille
Wis
Stolen Masterwork Madonna from Italian Church
Piacenza reports the oval Madonna of the Rosary painting by Gaul vanished from the Church of St. John last night. J Pierpont Morgan allegedly offered $20,000 for the artwork, which had jewels and votive offerings in gold and silver.
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Piacenza
Italy
Gaul
J. Pierpont Morgan
Church of St. John
Lefty Louie Rosenberg Confesses in Jail Interlude
New York October reports that gunman Lefty Louie Rosenberg told his father Jacob Rosenberg of his killing involvement in the Rosenthal case. The elder Rosenberg, a flour merchant, had been estranged from his son as Louis sought gang ties with East Side toughs.
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New York
Lefty
Louie” Rosenberg
Herman Rosenthal
Jacob Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Louis
East Side
Lotty Louis
Wilson Urges Conservation of Human Life at Congress
In Indianapolis on October 3 Woodrow Wilson addressed the National Conservation congress urging conservation of human life. He said the United States is finishing its government and that most well governed cities lie abroad while the worst governed cities are in America.
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Inlianapolis
Ind
Woodrow Wilson
National Conservation Congress
Wilson
United States
America
Old Officers Named by Wyoming Children's Society
Rev. Frank L. Moore and Dr. Ellen J. Werlaufer returned from Wheatland after a trustees meeting of the Wyoming Children's Home Society. Moore was re-elected president and C. Artist treasurer, Hildur Dillon secretary. Alice Jewell named superintendent replacing George L. Mills. Jewell had been assistant superintendent. forty-five children were cared for and placed in homes last year.
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Frank L. Moore
Ellen J. Werlaufer
Wheatland
Wyoming Children’s Home Society
Cheyenne
C. . Artist
Hildur Dillon
Alice Jewell
George L. Mills
Jewell
Soldier Hurt in Bad Fight at Sixteenth and Carey
A general fight early last night at Sixteenth and Carey avenue involved three sellers named Canterbury, Meyers, and Donovan. Meyers was badly cut about the head and his right hand was cut in several places after he struck at a man and missed, his hand breaking a window. All three were arrested. Meyers received medical attention from Dr. Henneberry. Sun-Proof Paints Sherman Co.
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Sixteenth and
Carey Avenue
Canterbury
Meyers
Donovan
Henneberry
Convicts From Rawlins Tell of Lynching in Penitentiary
Five prisoners from the state pen at Rawlins arrived in Cheyenne en route to Douglas to work on roads. Guard Smith permitted The Leader to interview them about the lynching of Wigfall, with Roy Jacobs noting few could say what happened. Peril Conroy claimed to see the lynching through a cell house window. The inmates initially said they were in the hospital when the event occurred.
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Rawlins
Guard Smith
Cheyenne
Douglas
Penitentiary
Roy Jacobs
Sid
Pérl Conroy
Helen Gould’s Car In Serious Wreck At Wende Station
A collision between a West Shore passenger train and a freight train at Wende Station near Buffalo leaves three believed fatally injured and several others seriously hurt. Miss Helen Gould and companions in her private car were shaken but uninjured. eight injured taken to the local hospital and ten to Batavia.
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Buffalo
West Shore
Wende Station
Here
Batavia
Catherine Fylan
San Francisco
Cal
Helen Gould
Chicago
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WI. Myers Dry Goods CO
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J. C. Nowlin
Euest
Hospital Aid Society
Carnegie Wbrary
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Bes
the Baptist Church
Gust Swanson
East Twenty-first Street
Guild of St. Mark's
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Dugald Whittaker
Lgdies
Presbyterian Aid
the Presbyterian
Jehy
Willian Corsor
Baptist Church
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Gov. Wilson
Teddy
Tribune
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Wilton
Miinois
Yellowstone
Lefty Lou
Kelley Mercantile CO
Capitol Ave
Wyom Children’s Society
Te Sherman Co
Pittsburg
Greenfield Avenue
Salt Lake City
Twentieth
International Irrigation Congress
Sloan
Julian Tomas
Jackson
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16Th Ave
Paterson
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Maes
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