Be a Wyoming Veteran Stripped Of Homestead By Officials
A Civil War veteran, 86, was coerced by Cheyenne agents Murphy and Durham to sign a fraudulent option on his homestead in Johnson County. The case against Thomas G. Williams led to a court fight for patent cancellation, halted by his inability to afford lawyers and travel costs.
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Thomas G. Williams
Johnson County
Interior Department
United States
G. Williams
Barber
Wyoming
Mr. Williams
Williams
Murphy
Durham
Cheyenne
Williams Place
Per
Baker
Field Division
United States of America
U. S. District Court
W. B. Mullen
Justice of the Peace
Emerson challenges Warren to a joint debate in Cheyenne
Willis Ghorgh Emerson calls out Senator Francis E. Warren to a November 4 debate at the Capitol Avenue theater in Cheyenne. He stipulates equal speaking times for both sides, ticketed audience access, no extra speeches, and promises to cover theater costs with donations to religious and charitable groups if accepted.
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Patrick Sullivan
Republican State Committee
Cheyenne
Wyo
Francis E. Warren
Capitol Avenue Theater
Warren
Willis Ghorgh Emerson
Three Youngstown Men Die After Train Collision Near Cheyenne
John Margaros and John Tillman were killed and John Tinnes gravely injured when a westbound Union Pacific passenger train struck them on a siding near Harper, Wyoming. The men, all from Youngstown Ohio, were riding a freight train seeking work and failed to escape as the passenger train struck at high speed. Tillman died shortly after hospital arrival. Margaros died at the scene. Tinnes is in serious condition.
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John Margaros
John Tillman
John Tinnes
Union Pacific
Harpers Wyo
Cheyenne
Margaro
Tillman
Margaros
Youngstown
Kendrick Rancher Earns Dry Farmer Support In Wyoming
A Wyoming Tribune report sends a firsthand account from William Hebbert a Kendrick neighbor and former employee praising J B Kendrick. Hebbert describes Kendrick as fair and generous to nearby dry farmers noting free pasture use and help with homesteads while denying claims he plucks land from rivals.
Justice in Equity: Clean Hands Rule Questioned
A Wyoming Tribune note questions application of the clean hands doctrine in equity courts, asking how plaintiffs seeking justice should present themselves amid evolving standards and notable cases. The brief cites Francis BR and Warren as contextual figures.
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Courts of Equity
Wyoming Tribune
Francis BR
Warren
Roosevelt a Memo Guards Plan after Threats
In Oyster Bay on October 25 threats against Colonel Roosevelt prompted guarding his home. A stranger trying to enter was turned away and later sent a rambling letter. Doctors said Roosevelt could speak in New York by Wednesday night. A separate notice from Marquette reports a $10,000 libel suit filed by a Detroit attorney against George A. Newett for alleging Roosevelt was intemperate and drank.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
New York
Marquette
Mich
Detroit
Theodore Roosevelt
George A. Newett
Ishpeming
Cheyenne City Records Strong Registration Growth
Registration totals in Cheyenne reach 4,000 for the year, up from 3,655 in 1910, with the court house precinct adding about 200 more than two years ago. Across all districts, evening hours drew many workers and their spouses, especially women, as key sites like the court house annex and Industrial club report substantial gains.
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Cheyenne
Court House
Dinneen
Conscience Guided Vote Requested for Warren Ballot
A local notice urges voters to cast their ballot for Francis KE Warren on November 5 urging a conscience driven choice in the upcoming election.
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Francis KE. Warren
Him
Who Should Be Our Next Representative in Congress
Herbert R. Schneider surveys four candidates Mendell Republican Carl so n Socialist Fahey Democrat. He weighs party planks on labor issues, noting Mondell’s long service and mixed labor record while highlighting votes on hours, subsidies, and labor dispute arbitration as key factors for workingmen.
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Herbert R. Schneider
Wyoming Labor Journal
House of Representatives
Mendell
Republican Party
Progressives
Carlson
Socialists
Fahey
Democrats
Mondell
Panama
Downey Bets Big in Northern State Tour Says Tribune
The Tribune reports Sheridan Downey made a small bet of 150000 during a speaking tour in the north. The piece describes Downey as a high order plunger, cautioned not to bet over 106000 at a time, and notes party officials discuss his extravagance and possible consequences.
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the Tribune
Sheridan Downey
Sherlock Holmes
The
Tribune
Progressive State Committee
Downey
Local man shoots self in room after 11
Narry Lee, about 25, employed by Gey sera Layniry, attempted suicide with a .32 revolver in his room shortly after 11 last night. He was taken to St. John's hospital with a bullet in the stomach area. doctors say he has a chance for recovery as the bullet deflected off the hip bone. The motive cited is trouble with his wife who was not with him and not at the hospital. A spent bullet of the same revolver was found in the room, and the second bullet bore no blood.
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Wyoming Tribune
John B. Kendrick
William Hebbert
Mr. Kendrick
Powder River
Hebbert
Narry Lee
Geysera Layniry
Lee
Acuillet
St. John’s Hospital
Young Lee
Knights of Colorado and Wyoming Gather in Cheyenne
Hundreds of Knights Templars from Wyoming and Colorado arrive in Cheyenne to join an invitation from Wyoming and Colorado commanderies. A Union Pacific special train brings Colorado knights, welcomed at the depot and escorted to the Masonic Temple for a banquet advancing fraternal ties.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Cheyenne
Knights of
Masonic Temple
Injured Man Rushed to St. Joan’s Hospital
W. E. Greene was taken to St. Joan's hospital in Cheyenne late last night by a special train over the Colorado & Southern railroad. Details of the injury could not be learned due to the late hour.
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W. E. Greene
St. Joan's Hospital
Vaa
Cheyenne
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Hamline Defeats Wesleyan in Tight College Football Showdown
Hamline University overpowering Wesleyan with a strong line and defense to win 20 to 8. Mitchell contributed on defense and offense as Hamline secured the lead in a period of fierce scoring.
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Mitchell
Han
Line University
Bouth Inkota Wesleyan
Klamiine
Wesleyan
Unclear Court Axiom Fragment from Equity Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled statement on equity courts and justice. Reading shows references to a petitioner and judgments, but many words are corrupted, making precise details and entities unreadable. The snippet lacks coherent events or identifiable names to summarize further.
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Hach
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New Mexico
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