Cheyenne finances shown as improving yet grim warning
The Cheyenne Tribune warned of a worsening city budget while citing Oct 1 19xx treasurer figures. It noted cash on hand in the general fund and overdrafts in the Streets and Alley and Interest funds, with a net year gain and expectation that taxes will cover warrants by February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugubious
Tribene
School of Theology
Cheyenne
Cty Hall
Commission
Teader
Colorado
Tribune
Public debate on quarantines and public health law
The article surveys attitudes of physicians in Pennsylvania toward mandatory quarantine and state aid for hospitals treating infectious diseases. It notes doctors prefer a strong public sentiment before enforcing law and discusses public prejudice and hospital capacity concerns in managing diseases like smallpox and diphtheria.
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Hall
Tressiera
Pennsyleania Doctore
Value of Disease Prevention in Army Camps
The Pueblo Star Journal reports that preventive medicine in 1911 and 1918 army camps reduced disease and death. Sanitary methods protected Galveston division recruits, with no typhoid or smallpox cases and few milars, showing the value of community sanitation to all populations.
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The
American Medical Association
Army Ainitariume
Galveston
Galventon
Ilve Wonthe
Pueblo Star Journal
Attorney Thatcher Case Sparks Debate on Free Speech Limits
The article discusses Attorney Charles Thatcher of Toledo and argues the judiciary may limit free speech even for lawyers. It notes Thatcher's past lawsuits against corporations for personal injury and his criticism of Lucas County courts and Ohio Supreme Court decisions he deemed favorable to defendants.
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Charles Thatcher
Toledo
Thatcher
Lucas County Courte
Ohio Supreme Court
Thatcher’s Free Speech Fight Reverses in Ohio Court
The piece recounts Thatcher’s clash with corporations and Ohio courts over free speech, discipline, and bar admission. After a series of rulings and secret hearings, the Ohio Supreme Court initially disbarred him, later restored his practice on September 23, 1914. Thatcher appeals to the federal circuit court as the Denver Express urges respect for judicial process.
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Thatcher
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Supreme Court
Dilky
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Denver Express
Mrs Woodruff, Wife of Stricken Bull Moose Leader
Mrs Woodruff, wife of Timothy L. Woodruff, longtime New York politician and ally of Colonel Roosevelt, joins in Bull Moose campaign work social side. Woodruff suffered paralysis while speaking at the New York mayoral campaign opening, leaving Mrs Woodruff noted as active in politics.
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Timothy L. Woodruff
New York
Bull Moose Party
Bull Moose
East
Where He Got It. Teacher-Now Willie Where He Got Gum
A dialogue tag exchanges between a teacher and a student about the source of chewing gum. Willie initially resists revealing the truth and hints it came from under the desk of a teacher, suggesting a mischievous moment in a classroom.
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Willie
Machange
California Syrup of Figs Promotes Quick Childhood Cleansing
A dated advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It claims quick relief from constipation by coating the tongue and restoring health, warns about counterfeits, and directs buying a 60 cent bottle from the California Syrup Company with clear dosing directions for all ages.
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California
California Pig Syrup Company
Meat as Kidney Troubling, Warns Authority
A noted authority warns daily meat consumption can raise uric acid and paralyze kidney function. He advises a brief regimen of four ounces of Rad Salts in water to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys and neutralize urinary acids, with Jad Salts as an inexpensive tastier alternative.
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Walts
Giant sea spider hunts mollusks and worms
The article describes large sea spiders Collo sendels gigas about two feet tall, living in water and feeding on mollusks and worms. It details a carnivorous wolf spider of tropical South America and compares it to Indian and Queensland bird catching spiders.
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South America
India
Queensland
Collosendels
Death notice prompts unusual vendor reply from rival firm
A trade circular announcing a firm head's death was met with a sharp reply from a rival printer. The rival suggested they could have offered cheaper and better terms if hired, inviting future business after a bereavement.
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Messrs Blank & Co
Eixchange
What We Pay For Music
The article reports music expenditures in the country totaling about 600 million dollars annually. It discusses how consumer spending on music products and services forms a major cultural and economic activity.
Davis Confesses to Dynamiting Bridges Across the East
George E. Davis, who confessed to blowing up eleven bridges, implicates Harry Jones and others in the International Bridge and Structural Ironworkers' Association. Davis, held in Indianapolis, details a series of similar acts tied to the union network involving Ortie McManigal and the McNamaras.
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George E. Davis
East
International Bridge
Workers’ Association
Ortie McManigal
the McNameras
West
Harry Jones
Davie confession details union schemes and threats
Davie described his travels across the country and meetings with union leaders. He said every move fit a plan outlined in Indianapolis central offices. Frank M. Ryan, jailed then out on bail, recoiled from Davie and his nerve, while Frank C. Webb warned him to leave.
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Association
Indianapolis
Davie
Frank M. Ryan
Davia
Frank C. Webb
Earl of Carrick to star in A Point of Honour at Coliseum
The Earl of Carrick who serves as controller of the household to the lord lieutenant of Ireland will perform the lead role of Colonel Cleveland in a dramatic sketch at the Coliseum on October 20. Proceeds will support charity, with the Earl donating his entire salary. Miss Mary Forbes will be the leading lady.
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Earl of Carrick
Ireland
Coliseum
Colonel Cleveland
V. C
Lord Carrick
Mary Forbes
Lord
Lady Carrick
Earl
Irish Board of Agriculture
Viscount Skerrin
Wigan
House of Lords
Baron Butler of
Mount Juliet
Ellen Lindsay
Henry Gore-Lindsay
Dublin
Home Without an Appetite Depressing Family Meals
An advertisement urges relief for family dyspepsia with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims they boost appetite after meals and restore normal digestion, urging readers to buy a bottle for 60 cents and combat the distress of dining together with a restricted diet.
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Stuart
Carson Leads Ulster Stand Against Home Rule
Sir Edward Carson, leader of the Ulster Men, speaks at an Anti-Home Rule demonstration. His opposition to the Home Rule bill has raised significant interest across the empire with some followers warning of possible resistance or secession if the bill passes.
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Sir Edward Carson
Ulster Men
Edward Carson
Ulster
Hi Fol
Punished the Selfish One on Bale Geneva Express
A London Standard Geneva correspondent reports an overcrowded Bale Geneva express with travelers standing in second class corridors. A man used luggage to occupy a seat, claiming it belonged to him only after a dispute ended with him paying for two second class tickets.
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London Standard
Geneva
Lausanne
Man’s Future Is His Own, He Makes It Daily
A reflective line on self-determination and personal responsibility, emphasizing that a man shapes his path by daily choices and actions throughout life.
Illustrative Dances Reflect Old Customs and Cars
A Wag ington Star quote suggests that popular dances may echo the movements of people guiding a flock of motorcars. The playful line tests whether dances originated from trug customs and hints at evolving social forms.
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Wagington Star
How to Treat a Wire Cut
Instructions advise cleaning the wound with soap and water then hydrogen peroxide and applying a healing ointment. The guidance comes from a Rural Farmer column warning against leaving a wire cut unattended.
Fragmentary Exchange Sparks Outburst and Banter
The overheard lines read like a heated exchange with phrases about jumping, a remark on making a belt and hand bag, and a blunt reply. The dialogue conveys a tense moment and sarcastic humor between speakers.
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M. D. Watson
A. W. Allen
Tyte
Pognayivenia
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Ressrder
Enterprise
Buster
Parrott & Co
Waterman Ideal
Logan’s Book and Curio
Carey Ave
Mach
Cheyenne Steam Baking CO
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