Balloon Flights and Lookout Mountain Landing Reported
Balloon Indiana landed six miles north of Dickson Tennessee at 6 pm after a 48 hour flight reaching 14 000 feet. University City balloon pilots John Berry and Paul McCullough were reported by A B Lambert and H E Honeywell to still be airborne with reports of a landing atop Lookout Mountain Alabama.
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Nashville
Tenn
Indiana
Dickson
Fisher
Bumbaugh
Carl Fisher
Ninh
St. Louis
A. B. Lamberdt
H. E. Honeywell
St. Louis II
Indianapolis
University City
John Berry
Paul McCullough
Blanche
Honeywell
Mr. Honeywell
Taft
Kelso
Lambert
Saunders
Berry and McCullough
Lookout Mountain
Fort Payne
Ala
Alabama
Wos
P. J. McCulough
Bab Joon
Ocean to Ocean Racers Set to Arrive Next Week
E H Greenwood surveyed a route over Sherman Hill to guide the ocean to ocean racers toward the city. Greenwood will meet the racers at Cheyenne to direct them to Grammie, with Elmer Lovejoy piloting to Rawlins. The lead Ford cars were ahead in Kansasity, arrival expected between Monday and Thursday next week with a possible overnight stop.
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E. £. Greenwood
Sherman Hill
Greenwood
Cheyenne
Grammie
Elmer Lovejoy
Rawlins
Kansasity
Ford
Seattlers Attend Land Drawing Plans for Exposition
Dr C J Mawyer IV plans to leave for Seattle to attend the land drawing and the Exposition about July 1. On returning he will seek a pinpoint drawing for lands in the Flathead Indian Reservation. He expects to visit Kalispell Montana to pursue the matter with two monks mentioned in the record.
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C.J. Mawyer IV
Beattle
Flathead
Kaliupell
Montana
Gene
Strange Woman Delays In Laramie Disappearance Case
A chaotic report from Laramie describes a woman visiting a boarding house and claiming to be someone named Fran Cheyenne. The piece notes a late search for four missing women and mentions confusion and unsettled actions at the scene.
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Laramie
Rewla
Fran Cheyenne
Capooley
Abu
Bern
Alamaha
Women Drown When Car Rolls Into Sacramento River
Four women die after an automobile carrying them plunges into the Sacramento River at Knight's Landing. The victims include Mrs. W. F. Nixon wife of the Woodland Mall editor and Mrs. J. H. Dungan wife of the Woodlawn postmaster. Joseph Armstrong the driver escaped.
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Knight's Landing
Cal
Sacramento
Mra
W. F. Nixon
Woodland Mall
JH. Dungan
Woodlawn
Meryl Dungan
Dungan
Julia Dungan
Bays He Can Overtake Edwards Weston
A man named Joan Walen Ixwalle plans to overtake Weston. He was in Denver yesterday and says he will catch the old man long before he reaches the coast. Walsh started from New York twenty eight days behind Grandpa Weston and should be in Laramie by tomorrow.
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New York
Stanley Ketchel
Jack O'Brien
Philadelphia
O'Brien
Joan Walen
Weston
Denver
Walsh
Grandpa Weston
Laramie
Wealan
Unmanageable horse injures stranger with broken arm
Mr James Hert, visiting from Platteville Colorado, sustained a fracture to his right arm when a horse he was leading jerked suddenly while he rode another horse. The fracture was reduced by Dr Brown and reported to be healing. The incident occurred as he attempted to land the pair near Mr Howe’s residence.
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James Hert
Nod Meg James M. Hoge
Brown
Plattevilly
Colorado
Howe
Mr. Hloote
Bridges Fail As Centennal Road Turbulence Impacts Town
Fragmentary report describes bridges failing on a Centennal highway amid ongoing repairs. Mention of diesel tests and structural concerns points to transportation disruption and local response.
Coal Monopoly Debate Tops Interior Tensions
In a dispute within Taft's administration Secretary Ballinger and Forest Service Chief Pinchot clash over ranger sites on western public lands. Wilson argues water power sites could fall to trusts while Ballinger temporarily withdraws about 150 000 acres and seeks broader coal oil and phosphate land protections. The president weighs arguments with a decision expected soon.
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Washington
Pinchot
Bailinger
Ballinger
Congress
Wilson
Forester
Alert
Geological Survey
Garrett
Sculptory Hallinger
Chicago men may not stop in Laramie during hunt trip
A garbled report notes Tallmadge hunting party to meet a train at Rawlins carrying Chicago Association of Commerce members. It mentions a ranch dinner at Ghent ranch and plans to travel via Wyoming Station. The text is unclear and contains many OCR errors.
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Rawlins
Astember
Chicago Association of Commerce
Ione Wien
Wyoming Station
Ghent Ranch
Messer
Talladge
Manetin
Mogens
Flare of Trumpets Open Orientals Tour in Louisville
In Louisville the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine began their electrical city tour with a ceremonial pageant and five entrants named from Detroit Philadelphia Indianapolis Atlanta and Tacoma. The event followed a lengthy imperial guard installation and highlighted the city’s festive mood.
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Louisville
Loulayilie
Office of
Imperial Outer Guard
William van Sickle
Detroit
W. F. Kendrick
Phiadelphia
Plucky Woman Saves Property in Denver Robbery
Mrs. Marah, former employee of the Three Rules, saved three diamond rings and a gold watch during a highwaymen raid at a South Downing Avenue store. She faced the armed assailants, refused to surrender, and concealed the valuables as the robbers fled with cash.
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Laramie
Stra
Marah
Tere
Tl Siding
Nevada
Denver
Marsh
Indy
South
Downing Avenue
Marah Wan
Oth
Saya
Denver Post
Mansl
Laslig
Allver
Sink
Mlarchh
Owelish
Lytemiie
Kaeine Wn
Weldean
Erin Mure
Drove of Elk for Big Horn
Sheridan Rod and Gun club to receive forty elk calves from Jackson Hole for restocking the Big Horn mountains. The project aims to repopulate the elk range, with the animals to be cared for in a corralling pen and released next spring.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sheridan Rod and Gun Club
Jen D.C. Nowlin
Big Horn Mountains
Jackson Hole
Rod and Gun Club
Horse Thief Arrests Reported in Wyoming
Matt McGourt returns to Ogden with Edward Miller charged with horse theft near Rawples Green River Wyo. Chas Newcombe in county jail facing burglary charge for Manderson Maklting store at Rock Springs with money and valuables missing.
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Green River
Wyo
Matt McGourt
Ogden
Edward Miller
Rawpes
Chas. Newcombe
Manderson-Makl
Rock Springs
Toll Gate on Farm Causes Local Protest
An unnamed Larami area ranchman August Berg has imposed tolls on passing autos, blocking vehicles at his residence until a fee is paid. Neighbors report repeated delays as authorities consider road access and public safety implications.
Expenditures Exceed Receipts Warn of Treasury Deficit
Washington reports the government spent about 165000 more than it took in a day and over a million since June 1. For the year the treasury deficit nears 98000000 as Congress debates remedies including income tax or tariff cuts while efforts to cut expenses face administration resistance.
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Washington
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Congress
Aldrich
Taft
Warlington
Navy
Benatar
Panania
Emma Eryn
Cha Muvieni
Oey
Uae
Warren the Great Shepherd Warren the Great Shepherd
The article covers debates over wool duties with Senator Warren defending Dingley era rates and Senator Dolliver opposing higher ad valorem duties. It notes Warren’s claimed sheep holdings and stock interests while Dolliver seeks protection for the wool industry amid national toast plans at a Seattle exposition. It also mentions a proposed national toast to be observed at noon across the country.
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Washington
Senate
Dolliver
Warren
Wyoming
Senator Dolliver
Abraham
Jung
Mira
Seattle
Filnt
Root
Wilait
Thia
Cattle Freight From Oregon Arrives at Walden Yard
A large herd arrived from Ontario Oregon and was moved into the Walden yard for branding and loading. Hunter and partners prepared the cattle for transport to Albany with plans to drive them toward Mir and Walden after branding efforts.
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Hunter
Walden le
Holbax
Ontario
Oregon
U.P
B. Heownlow
Vivian McCasland
Feu
Walden
Hahn
Albany
Laramie Young Lady Graduates in New York
A transcripted notice records a Laramie area young woman graduating in New York. The garbled text mentions student achievement and related names while referencing locations and dates in a terse community notice style.
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Laramie
Young Lady
New York
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