Woman Shot Three Times by Her Cousin in Cheyenne
Mrs Annie Dyer colored was shot three times by her cousin Reuben Segis with a revolver as family and military members gathered in a Cheyenne home. Prosecuting Attorney C L Rigdon reported witnesses who said no provocation existed. The attack occurred after 5 pm near Thomas Street and local rail lines, with one bullet damaging her nose and another lodging near her eye. The scene included Ninth Cavalry personnel. Continues on page 8.
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Union Pacific
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Ohear
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Thresa Dean
John Dyer
Birdie Newton
Wiliam Grimes
Ninth Cavalry
Dyer
Mae
C. L. Rigdon
Sears
Wyoming State Vet Pflaeging Receipts Contested Over August Fees
A historical report details state veterinarian Wm F Pflaeging and fees totaling 875 dollars for cattle inspections in 1910. It notes a 300 dollar August payment from McNamara and questions why certain August receipts were not included in the treasury entries and quarterly statements.
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Pflaeging
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McNamara
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Terrible explosion traps miners in Starkville mine
In Starkville eight miles from Trinidad Colorado a severe explosion entombs 50 to 125 miners. The old slope is destroyed and the new slope is gas filled, blocking rescue via that route. Underground connections between Starkville and Engleville offer some hope, but heavy gas and damp hinder reaching the partition between mines. The mine is owned by Sahua Fe railroad and operated by Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. Many workers are long‑time immigrant laborers.
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Trinidad
Colo
Starkville
Engleville
Stitkville
Sahua Fe Railroad
Colorado Fuel Aid Iron Co
Democratic governor candidate attacks state finances in Wyoming
Evanston speaker quotes Joseph M Carey denouncing past misuses of public funds and excessive salaries. He criticizes legislators and lobbyists for pushing a depository law and criticizes Brooks administration for waste while urging reform and accountability in state spending.
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Evanston
Wyo
Meels
Joseph M. Carey
Bryanston
Brooks
Hase Hesse
Peises
Down
Otto Gramm
Injunction Sought Against Owl Creek Coal Company
Federal Judge Willis 41 issued an injunction in a Tal court case against Owl Creek Coal Company. The order restrains mining at Gebo mines until proceedings by the United States attorney in District Court, citing government land acquisitions in Wyoming and alleged fraud. The government petition faced strong opposition, with the court granting the injunction on February 8.
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Willis
Vandeventer
Ely
Owl Creek
Gebo
Cases Institute
Ktnapee T. FP
Barke
Carhart
Roosevelt Treated Warmly by Georgia Crowds
Roosevelt arrived in Georgia to a large welcome with cheering crowds. He rode in a parade through Rome and visited the Berry School for boys and girls, enjoying the hospitality during his stop.
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Georgia
Atlonte
Qet
Roosevelt
Lone
Rome
Matha Berry School
Ata Boys
Girie
Mate Ices
Weather Forecast Fragments Indicate Mild Weekend
Patchy hints of a forecast mention Megroes and tere chures with a warm spell and a likely rise in temperatures. Pair Sunday and probably Monday suggest a moderate weekend with mild highs and gentle conditions.
Democratic leaders to open Cheyenne campaign with talks
Former Senator Joseph M. Carey of this city and Dr. Karl Whedon of Sheridan, Democratic nominees for governor and state treasurer, will speak next Friday evening at the Capitol Avenue theatre in Cheyenne. Their appearance marks the party's campaign kickoff in the city.
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Joseph M. Carey
Karl Whedon
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Plot to Kill Taft Allegedly Unfolded in Millburg
An alleged assassination scheme against President Taft surfaced in Millburg Massachusetts. A stranger visiting Miss Della Torreyad claimed he overheard plotters in Boston and threatened to return to harm her if the matter is published. Police are searching for the man.
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Millburg
Mass
Taft
Della Co
Torreyadat
Boston
Miss Torreyaunt
Cheyenne Targets Grand Prize Automobile Race Move
Cheyenne seeks to host the Grand Prize race after deciding on a track other than the Long Island motorway. Savannah and Los Angeles are courted as possible hosts, with invitations from W K Vanderbilt Jr and Cheyenne Motor City officials. A committee from Savannah travels to New York to push the event and an announcement hints at a potential November date and a possible unveiling of the Oglethorpe monument.
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Long Island
Savannah
New York
Oglethorpe
Lic Angeles Loo
Nagle
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
New York City
Cheyenne Motor Cty
Olifield Wmode
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