Suspects Bound Over in Omaha Train Robbery Case
G W Woode Fred Torgensen and James Gordon were bound over by Federal Midge Munger to the next grand jury and held under 25000 bonds each to answer charges of holding up the Overland Limited on the Union Pacific May 22. Twenty two witnesses identified the prisoners and several children testified. Train crew and postal clerks also identified the men.
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Omaha
Neb
G. W. Woode
Fred Torgensen
James Gordon
Midge Munger
Union Pacific
Brown Park
Whitmore
Stock shipments fed at Laramie stock yards
Packed list shows several shipments fed at the Union Pacific yard at night. Items include sheep owned by Lew Wegberg in Nevada en route to St Louis, dirt shoes owned by M Meyers in California to Omaha, and horses from various owners in California and Colorado to different rails.
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Ing
Union Papie
Lew Wegberg
Tmlowarne
Nevada
Bt. Louis
Mb. Meyers
Dirham
Californti
Omaha
Wyoming Flood Wrecks Bridges Destroys Dams
The flood across Labonte and Laprete valleys swamps towns like Glenrock and Baggs as dozens of bridges fail and irrigation dams are washed out. A bridge collapsed drowning a child near the Kemway ranch. property damage in the Wakay region reaches sixty thousand dollars. In Mettermay a flume is menaced and dynamite is found under a Continental building in Evanston as floodwaters rise bank full across southern Wyoming and northern Colorado.
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Labonte
Ben Wiederander
Wiederander
Slater
Glenrock
Mettermay
North Platte
Baggs
Wyo
Wyoming
Colorado
High Warter
Freak Lamb Exhibited in Wyoming June Fair
Luke Lynn displays a freak lamb born last week with a single head three ears two bodies and odd legs. It was weighed and mounted for the exhibit amid local curiosity.
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Lamb Knight
Wyo
Luke Lynn
Gilmore Brown Players Shine With Camille Portrayal
Gilmore Brown comedy troupe wowed audiences last night at the opera house with Mise Patterson as Camille. Patterson’s graceful, mature impersonation of the sentimental heroine drew strong applause while Ald Gary Mowomiah and the rest of the company delivered bright performances in a lively scene.
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Mien Huxabeth Patterson
Camie
Ucte
Gilmer Brown
Mise Pattenson
Ube
Ale
Camille
Mise Patterson
Ianner
Jowright
Worioud
Mr Brown
Gary
Ain
Wally Gremly
Plewalne
Riots Hit Philadelphia Train Strike Amid Citywide Turmoil
Riots followed a train strike in Philadelphia as police faced a mob in the Kensington district. A policeman was shot and cars burned while 85 percent of elevated and subway service halted. Authorities suspended two veteran captains amid riot actions.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Kensington Mill District
Leah
Levy
Pratt
Wader
Benjamin Rice
Capteina
Dungan An Thompson
Northwestern Cand & Iron Co lists Riverside ranch portraits for Denver display
The Northwestern Cand and Iron Co arranged eight views of the Riverside ranch interior and exterior. The pictures are framed in S0xd0loch Weaytital frames and prepared for exhibition in Denver. BH Ny Mowers mentions the unveiling and display in the Denver wirea of the company.
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Northwestern Cand & Iron Co
Riverside Ranch
Denver
BH. Ny Mowers
Taft Optimism Marked Over Tariff Conference
President Taft shows marked optimism that the conference committee will deliver a downward revision of the tariff. He argues the Senate must confirm a better bill while party factions debate and pressure for speed threatens thorough discussion.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
House
Conference
Democrata
Conference Committee
Congress
Cannon
Darnell
Payne
Aldrich
Friendly
Traveling Auditor Checks Up Office Visit
An auditor from Upton Poetty wees company travels to office for a routine examination. The process involves reviewing travel and expense practices and ensuring compliance with internal controls.
Taft Praises Japanese Emperor at Metropolitan Club
President Taft lauded Japan's emperor as a wonderful man during a Metropolitan Club address honoring Vice Admiral Uriu. He recalled four visits to Japan, praised the emperor's leadership, and toasted imperial majesty. Attendees included Admiral Dewey and other senior officers.
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Washington
Japan
Taft
Metropolitan Club
Baron Urin
United States
Tiriu
United Sates Naval Academy
Senate
Uriu
Commodore Perry
Cannon
Jape
Takahira
Jibpan
Admiral Dewey
Bone
Arrival of Corporal Diwutier in Manila
Word arrived today with Minister Bert Bramel confirming the safe arrival of Corporal Jon Diwutier of the Second Field Artillery from Port Russell on February 1. He departed from New York on February 17 and was met with a pleasant reception at Bor. William Meminley and Mik pple Helanidy are noted in the report.
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Goeppingen
Bitterfield
Fried Hebshafen
Friedrichshafen
Biberach
Count Zeppelin
Manzell
Freidrichstaten
Emperor William
Berlin
Yan
Brownsville
Tex
Texas
Prentius Newman
Bert Bramel
Wafe Artival
Jon Diwutier
Second Field Artillery
Port Ruswll
Manila
New York
Bor
Wiliam
Water rising rapidly threat to Lahamie area
Fragmentary text reports fast water rise near Lahamie with warnings of flooding. Mentions unnamed river, authorities, and potential damage. Details are garbled but indicate imminent inundation and planned containment efforts.
Bandits Tied to Rio Grande Rail Robberies Across Cities
Omaha police report arrests in a Denver murderers case tied to the Overland Limited and Atlantic Coast Express robberies. Detectives claim evidence links D. W. Waolls, James Gordon, Fred Torgensen, James Shelton, and others to the Military Junction and Denver scenes with disguises, specific weapons, and a recurring left handed leader.
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Denver
D. W. Waolls
James Gordon
Fred Torgensen
Omaha
James Shelton
Denver City
Overland
Alvo
Atlantic Coast Express
Denver & Rio Grande
Military Junction
Patterson
United Biaxtes Post Office Imperior
St. Louis
Police Hendaumrtern
Gunn
Denver & Tie
Tam
Woolf
Vietnam
Woods
Alyo
Railroad Notes From Cheyenne Educational Tour
A report from Cheyenne covers a rail road educational trip by western railroad men visiting Salt Lake City and New York City. The narrative lists participants like Will RO Byer and D Wehwy and notes roles of various officials, with aims of describing the rail road work and regional activities.
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Salt Lake
New York City
Rome
Cheyenne Leader
Nalin
Symlene Attlee
Singermon
Dal Lake
Tub Divielon
Poello
Ural Chenkui
Mont Mivinton
Betahay
Ela
Slompimeine Fine
McKeown
Ald Hewllen
Wiwl Tiveaur Wiharl
Beverly Allabiey Albil
Wrainwiaetar Tliewf
Livadile
Hankin
From Bribery Hearing to New President at Colorado College
San Francisco reports a heated bribery trial involving Patrick Calhoun as John H. Helms testified with threats of perjury. In Fort Collins, Prof Chan A Lory was unexpectedly chosen as the new president of Colorado Agricultural College after a board vote, amid surprise and initial hesitation. Denver reports the marriage of Col Raymund A Eaton and Margaret Sempla at St Mark’s Church, with limited family attendance.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hia
Earl Rogers
John H. Helme
Patrick Calhoun
United Railways
Rogem
Helms
Honey
Heney
Lawlor
Ake
Fort Collins
Colo
Plowboy
Colorado Agricultural College
Chan. A. Lory
State Board of Mytlyuliive
Barton O. Aylesworth
Weston
Lory
Eaton
Denver
Imperial
Nofar Ae
Joe “Hachelor
Raymund A. Eaton
Denver, Laraule & Northwestern
Margaret Sempla
Brid Moo
Frank B. Semple
Oglon Vitoet
St. Mark's Eylwuyal
John H. Toughton
Vedo
Aer & Briot Oridal Tri Mr
Burlay Ania
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