Ministers Claim Hard Work Amid Business Pressure
A debate sparked by Dr. Ranney’s remarks features Rev. Doyle of Central Presbyterian and Rev. Vonbureh of First Baptist defending ministers as working longer hours than average business men. They insist the modern church is a large machine requiring early rising and long hours to run effectively.
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R, FP
Doyle
Central Presbyterian Chron
Anya Lee
George B. Vonbureh
First Baptist Church
Demansia
Taft visits Cincinnati as Ballinger deflects questions
President Taft travels through Cincinnati with stops at the Ohio Valley Exposition and a Muscicball speech on waterways. He denounces the pork barrel approach to river and harbor funding and vows to veto bills that prioritize local expenditures. Ballinger declines to discuss policy, stating he will focus on the interior department and avoid politics.
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Tnnterior
Ballinger
Taft
Pinchot
Department of the Interior
Cincinnati
Denver Man Defies Stampede Claim in September Speech
Denver reporter notes a statement by a Western man asserting he cannot be stampeded by any single leader or group. The remark frames a stance on leadership and independence during the September event.
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Denver
Taft Opposes “Park Barrel” Method In Cincinnati
President Taft enjoys a visit in Cincinnati on September 21 as he declares opposition to the “park barrel” method, signaling a shift in approach during a busy day. The events highlight Taft’s engagement with local crowds and political dynamics in the city.
Window Shaces at Sherman Co. Parties
A rumor circulated that a trainman beat a seventeen year old boy and threw him from a speeding train near Lucerne Colorado late last evening. The report followed by sheriffs and railroad men denying the incident and searching for more information.
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Sherman Co
Cheyenne
Wenver
Lucerne
Colo
Railway Dispute Rumor Sparks Traveler Speculation
The passage notes speculation about a possible dispute between trainmen and a trempaower at the local railway company headquarter site. Attaches are inclined to give credence to sensational reports, while travelers may have magnified the facts.
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Chae Bie Fouth
Railromd Company
Carey Accepts Nomination for Governor at State Democratic Convention
The Wyoming Democratic convention nominated Judge Carey for governor amid protests from Johnson county delegates and Geo J Cross who left the hall. General John Charles Thompson praised Carey while urging reconciliation. Leopold Kabila and Geo C Forsythe competed for auditor, Forsythe winning 87 to 47. The caucus nominated Carey after hours of debate and the committee formed with J B Osborne as chairman and Hopkins as secretary.
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Geo. J. Cross
John Charles Thompson
Wyoming
Bollers
Judge Carey
Johnson County
Mr Cross
Leopold Kabila
Cheyenne
Geo. C. Forsythe
Lusk
Forsythe
J. B. Osborne
Democratic State Central Committee
Hopkins
Promoters Spotlight Featuring Marian Merrill
Successfully featured by Marian Merrill and the Ward and Vokes production The Promoters showcases music by Jos. M. Daly. The note highlights the performers and production team involved.
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Marian Merrill
I Ward
VOKES
Music By
Jos. M. Daly
Resolutions and Death Rites at Laramie Convention
The body adopted resolutions and a resolution of regret over the death of J. T. Holliday. The session adjourned at 3 o'clock. A rousing ratification meeting followed at the convention hall. The Elks entertained delegates, and southern Wyoming delegates departed for home at midnight.
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J. T. Holliday
Laramie
the Elks
Twe
Wyoming
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Carey
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Lewiston, Me
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Jos. Tawttenthal
Skies Brook
Lone
Vain
Bove
MCMV
Joseph My Daly
Boston
Masa
Murray Music Co
New York
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Westlake
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