Woman club federation hears talks on humane work and Wyoming laws
Distinguished speakers from Denver, Cheyenne and beyond discuss humane education, public schools, and Wyoming statutes affecting women and children. Dr Rose Kidd Beere advocates school eye and throat exams and caring for animals, while Judge C N Potter summarizes Wyoming child and women's laws and suffrage milestones.
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Wyoming
Ast Fooning
Federation Convention
Rose Kidd Beere
Denver
Humane Society of Colorado
CC. A. Duntway
Wyoming State University
C. N. Potter
Cheyenne
Beere
H. B. Kerr
Bright
Humane Society
Colorado
Duniwas
Spokane
Green River
Rock Springs
Duniway
Charles N. Potter
State Federation Women Pay Eloquent Tribute
Mrs. Decker receives heartfelt tributes from state federation women as peers recall her life and influence. Testimonies emphasize her compassion and service, with others contributing remarks about her impact and character.
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State Federation
Sarah Platt Decker
Laxa Cold Promotion Claims Quick, High Quality At Low Price
An ad text promises Nyal's Laxa Cold delivers top order fast at 25 cents, asserting value exceeds rivals. It emphasizes "sweetness of low price" versus "bitterness of poor quality" to persuade readers.
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Nyal
President of Wyo U Cooked and Saved to Get His Education
Fragmentary text describes a presidency at Wyoming University and a scullery maid's duties. The passage hints at a scene of domestic tasks, a dog, and a casual exclamation, but leaves the broader context unclear. No verifiable events, dates, or names beyond Wyoming University appear.
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WYO
Roosevelt Improves Yet Not Out of Danger Says Doctors
President Roosevelt shows improvement after the shooting but physicians caution he remains at risk. He wakes, eats a light breakfast, rests long, and discusses papers with Mrs. Roosevelt. Doctors confirm no poison found on bullets and monitor leucocyte levels as he recovers.
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Roosevelt
Dean Sommers
Marquette University
Zabel
Milwaukee
Plumber Fixes Noisy Steam in Apartment Anteroom
A steam filing caused a loud nuisance in a small apartment entryway as a house plumber prepared to work. The colonel reassured him to proceed and not fear making noise, saying he is accustomed to such sounds.
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Holse
Tila
Senator Heyburn of Idaho Dies
United States Senator Weldon Brinton Heyburn of Idaho died at his Washington apartments after a long illness. He was born in 1858 and had served in the Senate for nine years.
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Washington
United States
Weldon Brinton Heyburn
Idaho
Senate
Bourne Workshop for the Blind opens in New York
The Bourne Workshop for the Blind, costing 175000, opened by Mina Emily H Bourne for New York Association for the Blind. The four story building on East Thirty Fifth Street near St Gabriel's Park hosts broom mop and chair making with a roof garden restaurant and showers. About fifty workers have benches with pay from 10 to 12 dollars weekly and capacity for more applicants.
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New York
Bourne Workshop For
Mina Emily H. Bourne
New York Association For the Blind
St. Gabriel’s Park
East Thirty-fifth Street
Cuban Suit Seeks Return of 557000 Involved Funds
Complaint filed in New York Supreme Court by Hugh J. Reilly against former Cuban Senator Frias and the Latin American Contracting and Improvement Company seeks to set aside an assignment to Frias. Reilly, an American contractor in Cuba, received $557,000 from the Cuban government last month. The case ties to the assault on U S. chargé d affaires Hugh Gibson in Havana over that payment.
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New York
Supreme Court
Hugh J. Reilly
Frias
Cuba
Reilly
United States
Hugh Gibson
Typhoid Harry Olson Put on Six Month Probation
Sacramento, October 17. Typhoid Harry Olson, a sailor and typhoid germ distributor, is placed on six months probation by the state board of health and the U S marine hospital service. He must prove fluence free of typhoid at the period end or face incarceration. Olson infected twenty eight typhoid cases, four fatal, and has been confined in San Francisco. His system allegedly harbors typhoid germs but does not affect him.
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Sacramento
Cal
Harry Olson
State Board of Health
United States Marine Hospital Service
Olson
Marine Hospital
San Francisco
Pot of Old Coins Dug Up by Laborer
New Haven Conn Oct 17 Pasquale Valenti a laborer while digging in a cellar here last night struck his shovel into a pewter pot containing more than 100 pieces of Spanish silver coins The face value of the coins is about 60 cents each but they are of dates between 1750 and 1780 and may be worth a considerable premium to collectors The spot where the coins were found was formerly the site of an old colonial mansion built about 1790.
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New Haven
Conn
Pasquale Valenti
Hairdressing Ad by Clara A Ligier in Fort Worth
Clara A Ligier offers shampooing and manicuring at 411 West 19th with artistic hairdressing and hairwork services. Phone number listed as 817.
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Clara A. Ligier
W. 19Th
Weather outlook for Wyoming from The Weather Washington
The bulletin forecasts fair and colder weather in Wyoming on Friday with rain or snow possible at night or Saturday.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Loss of 5 600 000 by bogus shares in Belgian rail firm
Defalications totaling 56 600 000 have been unearthed in the Gand Terneuzen railroad offices after false share certificates were found among a small parcel sold. Manager Nestor Wilmart has disappeared and a warrant for his arrest has been issued. The affair involves twenty four banks and many investors. the State Savings bank reportedly loses 80 000 and others 40 000 to 200 000 each. Rasquin, traffic manager, is jailed. A telegram hinting at death is being investigated. Wilmart’s fortunes and whereabouts remain unclear as authorities pursue the case.
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Brussels
Gand-Terneuzen
Nestor Wilmart
Wilmart
Paris
Ine
Rasquin
Haszelt
Nestor
Morlalme
Suffrage Leaders Split Over Union in London
Militancy within the women's social and political union has fractured its leadership. Pethick Lawrence and wife clash with Mrs. Pankhurst and daughter, dissolving the union. The Lawrences will run the newspaper Notes for Women, while Mrs. Pankhurst launches a new paper titled Suffrage with Christabel Pankhurst as editor.
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London
Suffragettes
Women’s
Pethick Lawrence
Restoring Public Rights Amid Powers and War
A brisk public notice in Wyoming urges examination of critical votes on measures to restore and safeguard rights against powerful interests. The quotation cites Senator La Follette and mentions The State Leader in the Want Ad medium, hinting at opposition to plutocracy and industry influence, with references to Sherman Company products.
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Warren
Aldrich
Senate
la Follette
Senator la Follette
Wyoming
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