Typhoid Fever Threat Looms Over Population
Public health warns typhoid season will strike about 100000 Americans this year. The period of illness averages a month per case, with an expected 15000 deaths, mostly ages 15 to 95. Officials call for water safety, sanitation, and personal responsibility to curb spread.
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Russians Flee Warsaw as Bavarians Enter City
Russians flee Warsaw in Aug as Prince Leopold of Havania arrives with Bavarians. Women carry possessions in small branches while a Russian battalion marches out in good order. The Bavarians march past public buildings with a hand playing ahead.
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County Fair seeks city approval for decorative bulbs
The Natrona County Fair Association asks Casper city commissioners to grant use of 740 red white and blue electric bulbs for decorative lighting during the upcoming fair. Officials anticipate the request will be approved.
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Coal theft arrests at Wyoming Puel & Feed Company
Mamie Powell and Mrs. Crawley, Seth colored, were arrested yesterday by Officer Talbot while in the act of stealing coal from the Wyoming Puel and Feed Company. The two suspects were caught in the act and taken into custody.
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New Kidney Remedy Promises Relief for Headache and Dropsy
An advertisement extols a "newest remedy" by Dr. Pierce for kidney trouble and backache. It links weak kidneys to uric acid buildup, dropsy, and painful joints, urging water tests and medical analyses to diagnose conditions before applying Pierce's Life? liquid.
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Famous Lion Tamer Captain Bonavita to Star in New Animal Films
Captain Jack Bonavita, famed lion tamer, w ill headline a film series produced by David Hornley’s train and film company. The program features Bonavita and his twenty eight trained sons from the original Bostock collection. The debut picture The Rajah's Sacrifices releases September 14.
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Millerman Thrills Crowds in Motorcycle Sparring Glory
Ross Mullermen once from Cheyenne wins fame in motorcycle sparring in Long Beach California. He rides an Indian 1815 Speedway model in a narrow 86 foot pit as crowds watch his daring career unfold.
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Food Shortage In Torreon Mexico Brings Bread Lines
A dispatch from Torreon describes famine conditions across Northern and Central Mexico as bread lines form and rations shrink. Prices for basic items climb amid war losses and poor sanitary conditions. soldiers suffer wounds while peons display remarkable vitality.
Eight Thousand Miners Strike at Arizona Camps
Clifton Arizona September 14 Eight thousand miners and workers from the Arizona Copper company Detroit Copper company and Shannon Copper company walk out in a wage dispute. The strike includes miners electricians machinists and boiler makers. The union demanded higher wages and the general managers refused to meet. Mines and concentrators at Morenci Metcalf and Clifton along with smelters are closed.
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Snow halts railroad train in Kansas counties
An inch of snow fell in Norton Phillips and Smith counties Kansas early yesterday with a portion of southern Nebraska also reporting light precipitation. A Chicago Rock Island & Pacific railroad train was delayed one hour near here when it encountered a snowdrift as a strong wind blew.
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The Battle Cry of Peace Hits Broadway Screens
New York critics praise Vitagraph’s film The Battle Cry of Peace for its grand battle scenes. The reviewer notes dramatic destruction in New York harbor and city locales, with tens of thousands of troops and modern weaponry depicted, likening it to a potent patriotic appeal. The article argues the production may surpass The Birth of a Nation in broad appeal.
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St Mark's Guild Plans Friday Parish Meeting
The Guild of St. Mark's will hold a Friday afternoon meeting at the Parish house to discuss activities and upcoming events.
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Wheatland Hero Paige Captures Local Attention
Wheatland resident Paige, celebrated as a local hero for his actions over a brief period, drew community praise as onlookers labeled him a courageous standout during a recent sequence of events.
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