Sullivan replaces Burdick as Wyoming GOP chair in Plains hotel
Patrick Sullivan of Casper is elected chairman of the State Republican central committee, replacing long-time leader C W Burdick of Cheyenne. The meeting at the Plains hotel reveals factional tension over campaign policy, with Sullivan hailed as a strong reformer and strategist for the fall race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Burdick
Cheyenne
F. BE. Warren
Republican Central Committee
Patrick Sulivan
Casper
Plaing Hotel
C. W. Burdick
G. O. Pp
Wyoming
Burdick
Pat’ Sullivan
Republican Legion
New York
Sullivan
Cheyenne to Become Freight Hub for Harriman Route
Union Pacific pushes Marysville to Hastings link to create a new Cheyennewest freight corridor. The plan reroutes Kansas City traffic through Marysville and Hastings to Kearney then Cheyenne, boosting through passenger and freight business and reducing mileage and costs.
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Kaonene City
Territory
Maryr- Ville
Grand Island
Harriman
Hastings
Neb
Kearney
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
Marysville
Kilpatrick Bros
Omaha
Platte River
Itme
Denver
Colorado
Kansas
Bar
Eager to Wed Yet Politics Kept Him From Cheyenne
J M Christiansen of Manville a Niobrara county delegate to the Republican central committee meeting in Cheyenne will marry tomorrow. He was elected to the executive board despite claims of urgent business. A delegate noted his plans to wed and insisted his name be added to the board. Christiansen left town this afternoon and his marriage and honeymoon are expected to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hadsell
Rawlins
W. R. Weeks
Riverton
T. Blake Kennedy
Cheyenne
J. D. Gallup
Buffalo
J. R. Arnett
Basin
J. M. Christiansen
Manville
M. C. Brown
Laramie
W. B. Curron
Sweetwater County
Niobrara County
Republican Central Committee
Christiansen
Retired General Arthur MacArthur Dies at Reunion
Lieutenant General Arthur MacArthur, U.S. Army, retired, collapsed and died in Milwaukee Wisconsin while recalling Civil War deeds at the Twenty fourth Wisconsin Volunteers reunion in the University building. Captain Parsons suffered a stroke moments after the incident as old soldiers prayed and wrapped the general in an American flag.
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Milwacker
Wis
Arthur MacArthur
United States Army
Twenty-fourth
Wisconsin Volunteers
Chamber of Commerce
Universiy
Parsons
Troops Move to Border Amid Mexican Disorder
Fort Huachuca troops are ordered to the border as marauding bands threaten the area. Co. I Signal Corps from Fort Russell heads to El Paso under General Steever with medical units, cavalry to follow if border violence continues.
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Tucson
United States
Fort Huachuca
Mexican Republic
BH. 2
Steever
Department of Texas
Chicago
Central Division
Co. I
Signal Corps
Fort Russell
Eb, . Steever
el Paso
Arisona
Ninth Cavalry
Ft. Robinson
Neb
Co. I. Aignal Corps
Arizona
Wilson Growing Stronger Across the Nation Says Bryan
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Denver to attend a fish and game banquet and declared Woodrow Wilson is gaining strength nationwide. He noted Vermont results as indicating broader support for Wilson, with Taft steady and Roosevelt losing ground. He predicted the South would stay Democratic and Wilson’s lead would widen as the campaign continues.
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Denver
Colo
Woodrow Wilson
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Vermont
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
South
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Wilson
West
Greybull Valley Labor Day Rally Supports Fahey nominee
In Greybull Wyoming on Labor Day a large crowd heard T. P. Fahey editor of the Wyoming Labor Journal and Democratic congressional candidate, praise labor welfare. Senator A. D. Clark and Congressman Mondell followed, noting bills aiding labor and suggesting Democratic progressives may win this fall amid Republican splits in Big Horn.
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Greybull
Wyo
T. P. Fahey
Wyoming Labor Journal
Congress
Mondell
Wilson
House Committee On Labor
Democratic House
Senate
Big Horn
Woodrow Wilson
Warren
Fletcher May Govern Vermont
Vermont voters chose enough Republican lawmakers to seat Allen M. Fletcher as governor. The statewide tally for five candidates shows Fletcher 26 259 votes, Howe 20 250, Metzger 15 800, Smith 1 442, Sulter 1 181.
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Allen M. Fletcher
Harland B. Howe
Frazer Metzger
Clement F. Smith
Fred W. Sulter
Black Hander Shot by a Workman on Rockefeller Estate
Joseph Drago a workman at John D Rockefeller's Pocantico Hills estate in Tarrytown fought a pistol duel with a Black Hand member in Fountain Square. The assailant was wounded in the leg and fled along railroad tracks after resisting pursuit. Drago says the man first entered his wife’s Cortland Street fruit store demanding $500.
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Rockefeller
Tarrytown
Joseph Drago
Johu D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Black Hand
Fountain Square
Drago
Cortland Street
Sam G Ellis Surprised by Primary Write-In Votes
Sam G Ellis, a well known Union Pacific assesor clerk, announced his candidacy for clerk of the district court on the Democratic ticket after primary results. About forty votes were miscast or misspelled, leaving Ellis ahead by two, pitting him against Republican nominee Joe Fisher.
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Sam G. Ellis
Union Pacific
Ellis
Mr. Billa
W. B. Ross
Joe Fisher
Taft Ill in Ills White House Alarmed By Sickness
Washington reports indicate President Taft is very ill with a gout and ankle condition. He left for New York to board the Mayflower yacht as White House aides arrange a smooth trip with limited public appearances possible for the campaign.
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Taft
White House
Washington
United States
Mr. Taft
New York
Union Station
New London
Atlantic Deeper Water Way Association
Beverly
Daring Thief Steals From McCord Brady Co Safe
A daylight robbery at the McCord Brady Co wholesale grocers occurred between noon and 1 pm. The thief unlocked the safe and stole about 10 dollars in silver pennies one check and stamps. The intruder, believed to have hidden in the warehouse earlier, escaped via the freight elevator to Capitol Avenue and 16th Street. Police are investigating and seek to identify the culprit who knew the building hours.
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McCord-Brady Co
Mercantile O
Hide Our Curves Never They Say in Morgan Town Curves
Forty society women in Morgantown West Virginia announce they will not wear dresses with the new full plaited skirt saying the gowns have no personality and are hideous and artificial. They circulate a petition among society women protesting the fashion.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Surgeon reports remarkable cure of spine curvature in girl
A Philadelphia case at Methodist Hospital details Adele Weinburg, a young girl with curvature of the spine. Surgeon removed part of a diseased lumbar vertebra and grafted leg bone. plaster cast removed, the girl now stands erect.
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Philadelphia
Sept. S.e
Methodist Hospital
Adele Weinburg
Roosevelt in Minnesota and North Dakota Campaign Tour
Theodore Roosevelt spent a busy day in St Paul and Minneapolis with three speeches and a welcome in both cities. He continued to Grand Forks North Dakota that night, denouncing Woodrow Wilson's Baltimore nomination as arranged by political bosses and urging reforms to curb corruption.
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Paul
Minn
Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Grand Forks
N. D
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Fair Grounds
Chicago
Weather forecast for Wyoming from The Weather Bureau
The weather report from Washington D C dated September indicates fair conditions for Friday with warmer temperatures in the northwest region. Saturday is expected to be fair overall with showers confined to the northwest area.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Brandeis backs Wilson urging Progressive support
Louis D. Brandeis, noted Republican and reformer, declares Progressives should support Woodrow Wilson for the presidency. He praises Wilson as democratic in spirit, capable of leading constructive progressive policy, and warns that victory must be backed by active, loyal progressives to defeat privilege and ensure lasting reform.
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New York
Louis D. Brandeis
Hoston
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Thecam
Sirgak
Fipus
Col
Bryan
Democratic Party
Wilton
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White River Junction
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