Teddy Roosevelt backs Taft or others say no
Washington reports that some prominent Democrats fear Roosevelt's rousing rhetoric may backfire. They note his stance on tariffs and centralization lacks clear policy, worrying about party unity if Roosevelt is nominated and whether Bryan and allies will support him.
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Washington
Teddy
Jingo
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan
Democratic Party
Rooswell
Sheep To Be Dipped Twice In Wyoming
Natrona County faces a quarantine as the State Board of Sheep Commissioners orders all imported sheep to be dipped twice using sulfur and lime tobacco or nicotine solution. The measure, debated at today’s meeting with Secretary George Walker, aims to curb contagious disease and protect Wyoming herds.
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Cheyenne
State of
Wyoming
Wyomng
State Board of Sheep Commssioners
George 3. Walker
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Herda
United States Department of Agriculture
J. M. Wilson
Timothy Kinny
Z. A. Delfelder
Geo. A. Walker
Ponblan
Natrona County
Hines
Menting
Natrenn
Cheyenne Machinist Hurt By Lathe Accident
Cheyenne February 1 a young machinist apprentice named Thamon Twoks about twenty was badly injured at the Union Pavitie shop when a lathe began to reel. A fragment of clothing was torn, dragging him toward the whirling machine and causing severe wounds before help arrived.
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Cheyenne
Thamon Twoks
Union Pavitie
Boone
Finah
Leo Ome Nathin
Dr Delaney Turns Down Wyoming Inspector Offer
Dr Delaney federal inspector at Mill Point declined the Wyoming state board of deep commerce growers offer for inspector of the weatherl dsstrict. The position was vacated by Verry of Rawlins who resigned last week. The salary prompted his refusal, as it was higher under the government. In Omaha the Union Pacific uses wood burners to burn weeds on tracks to aid in winter operations, while rain and sleet hinder progress.
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Pr. Delaney
Mill Point
Weatherl Dsstrict
Wyoming
Deep
Verry
Rawlins
Nelanny
Omaha
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Closes Rock Springs Mine
Rock Springs, Feb. 6. The Union Pacific coal company has closed No. 7 mine for an indefinite period. The married men have been given work in the other mines, which are working four to five days each week. About 250 men were employed in No. 7.
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Rock Springs
Union Pacific Coal Company
Uni music students head to Denver for concert
Twenty five students from the university school of music depart with Dean Arnold G. H. Bode and Capt. Heavey for a Denver concert by pianist Josef Hoffman. The party will also visit Denver theatres tonight and tomorrow night and return to Laramie Saturday.
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Univerty School of Mnate
Mia
Mary Slavens Clark
Arnold G. H. Bode
Capt. Heavey
Denver
Koleht-Campbell Muate Company
James Nelson Leaves for Denver Medical Treat ment
James Nelson, nephew of Dr Hampton, departed for Denver to enter hospital for medical treatment. He will be gone for several months.
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James Nelson
Denver
Hampton
WIFE ILL IN BED BO DRUNK GOES FREE
A city resident arraigned in Pollock Jude Mynde court for drunkenness was granted a simple bail of eight dollars fifty cents, with the wife ill in bed and the case near titivation.
Canadian father seeks clues on missing son amid Wyoming suspect
A Canadian father, M Rutland of Red S path, requests help locating an unnamed man blamed for luring his son away last summer. He alleges the man, claiming brewery and state ties, may have drugged the boy and asks readers in Reanat, Canada, for information about the mysterious figure and his wife with children.
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Red S Path
Canada
Boomerang
Chicago
Lang
Nebraska
Fijak
Cherlden
Waltman Thel
M. Rutland
Mr. Rutland
Reanat
Hoosiers for Bryan at Democratic editors meeting
Indiana editors gather for the winter meeting of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association. They largely favor W J Bryan's nomination, predicting the Hoosier delegation will back the Nebraskan at Denver. Banquet speakers include Henry A Bernhart and Royal B Padgett while the business session follows.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. J. Bryan
Indiang Democratic Editorial Association
Eyven
Bryan
Hoosier
Denver
Seribes
Grand Hotel
Henry A. Bernhart
Rochester Sentinel
Royal B. Padeell
Vincennes
Country Press
Congress
Editora
Muscatine Boys Defeat Wyoming In Close Basketball Tilt
Varsity boys from Muscatine pushed hard to beat Wyoming on the university court. The first half was evenly played with Muscatine leading at times and the score 39 to 81 at full time not reflecting the close, spirited effort. Players Thomp son Moir Wheeler and Corthell contributed strong performances.
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University of Wyoming
Lmng
Munentine
Hawkever
Towang
Waratty Bays
Say ‘Ora State
Thompson
Raho” Moir
Wheeler
George Wheeler
Muscatine Bays
Omien
Onien
M. CA
Knights of Columbus Meet and Elk Official Visit
Knights of Columbus will hold a regular session tonight to transact routing business. District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler W. A. Miller of Sheridan will visit Laramie lodge No 582, B. P. O. E., next Monday evening with a social session and address by Mr. Miller.
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Knights OF Columbus
Knights of Columbia
W. A. Miller
Sheridan
Laramie Lodge No 582
Miller
Probing Into the Tobacco Trust
New York February 6 The government’s suit against the American Tobacco Company for Sherman Antitrust Law violations was resumed. The brief session focuses on taking exhibits as part of a preliminary hearing conducted by United States Commissioner Shields. Testimony has already been taken in several other cities.
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New York
American Tobacco Company
Tobacco Trust
United States Comfeeioner Shields
Popp's Saloon Opens Tomorrow in Grand Ave Building
Popp brothers premiere a renovated saloon in the Huempfner building at 111 Grand Avenue. The opening starts at 9 am with free lunch, Elks heads display, and popular beers and imported liquors, aiming to draw patrons with a grand decor and main bar features.
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Huempfner
Grand Ave
Charles
Chris Popp
Neef Bros
Hanna Mines Suffer Slump
Hanna mines reduce output as Nos 1 and 2 shift to three days a week with plans to extend to four. Miners report barely making a living and many singles leaving the camp as the camp’s output drops nearly in half. Traveling salesman W N Miller of Duluth is reported ill at the Kuster hotel with inflammatory fever.
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Hanna
Union Pacific Mines
W.N. Miller
Duluth, Minn
Kuster Hotel
Dinner Party Hosted by Norett and Land at Kvetor Bowl
Andrew Norett of North Park and Javod Land of Woods Inet hosted a dinner for friends. Donte ato five o'clock, with Meare Nor Pell and Lund assisting in the dining room. The gathering focused on hospitality and social chat amid arranged meals.
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Andrew Norett
North Park
Land of Woods
Kvetor
Meare Nor Pell
Lund
Forest ranges to be seeded in western states plan
The national forest service will seed trials to restore overgrazed ranges across the West. Wyoming stockmen hope for improved conditions as experimental stations test five to six acre plots with native and wild grasses, aiming to revive productivity and support the stock industry.
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Avestock
National Forest Service
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Rev Harris to Speak at Laramie Club Meeting
Invitations issued for informal reception and entertainment at the library this evening featuring a speech by Rev Robert I Harris of Cheyenne. A full program of music and refreshments is planned as the Laramie Literary Club hosts the event.
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Laramie
Hubby Throws Dog at Wife in Domestic Dispute
In Cheyenne on February 6 Albert Hagstrom angered by his wife Tillie for scolding him over teaching a dog tricks retaliated by violently attacking her with the dog as part of a pattern of abuse. The wife defended herself and Hagstrom was bound over to the district court after their domestic troubles were aired before Jupiter Wesley Carroll this morning.
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Cheyenne
Hla Ume
Albert Hagstrom
Tillie Hagestrom
Ifer Husbend
Jupiter Wesley Carroll
Hagestrom
Histeie Court
First grazing payment received under migratory sheep law
Albany county today received its first grazing payment for sheep from outed county grazing. AL McWhinney of Converse county paid County Treasurer Harry Maynard a check for 119.40 dollars. Under the migratory sheep law, it is compulsory for flock owners to pay for grazing obtained in foreign counties.
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Albany County
AL McWhinney
Converse County
Harry Maynard
Fire Chief Gramm Meets Theatre Managers on Fire Safety Rules
Fire Chief Gramm and theatre managers conferred this afternoon to discuss regulations the fire department will enforce. Managers expressed willingness to abide by the stricter fire safety measures to cover hotter effects from shows and ensure patron safety.
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Gramm
Real estate news notes transfers and additions in Union Pacific area
Real estate brief records transfers and property notes involving Chae Helbig Ida Melbi and Gan Harner with Henry Widrown Interests. mentions Tam mie brewery and Sunes Alyaa Eb, tot 3 block 5,1 Tv Pe, Rooke River addition. amount listed as 71.26 in the summary.
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Chae Helbig
Ida Melbi
Gan
Harner Jalay
Henry Widrown
Tammie Brewery
Union Paeife Railront Company
Sunes Alyaa
Rooke River
Dream Murphy Had Hard Times in Local Railroad Circle
An odd tale unfolds as Mr Murphy, a TXL yarn spinner for Union Pacific, recalls a dream where he glimpsed a future filled with troubled railroad news. He reads out clippings from the Hard Times Gazette, noting UP woes, job shifts, and local notices while recounting a train stoppage and a citizen demonstration.
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Murphy
Mr. Murphy FE
Union Pacific
Morpheus
Dread Angel
Hard Times Gazette
Taramie
Laramie
Gregory
Wilmon
Hotior
Letia
Tealomanter
Anderson
Fritay
Ameany
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Ott
Wyoming Industrial Judg
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Popp
NER Building
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Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
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