Bryan to Take Stump in West in Managers Plans
Chicago September report on Democratic leaders debating how to deploy William J. Bryan through October. National committee members, advisory and finance groups meet, aiming to push Bryan across the campaign trail while Taft tours the Middle West and East. Westward plans may depend on Mons. tempo and candidate stamina. Bryan willing to follow committee guidance for the election fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Taft
Alona
Elec
Onda
Far West
Mons
Lng Torr
Mack
Bryan Hug
Local fair to host large harness racing event this year
Entries pour in for Albany county fair harness racing with seventeen horses already registered from Southern Wyoming and Northern Colorado. Local horsemen abstain from entries. bettors anticipate the largest turnout of racers yet. Gallopers from Eaton Fort Collins Greeley and Cody expected, with public workouts daily and pony races planned in North Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kuster
Albany County and Intermountain Fair
Wyoming
Colorado
Mr. Kuster
Joe Gray
Fort Colline
Simon Guggenheimer
Greeley Hal
Bobbitt
W. C. Ramauy
Greeley
Hal Camp Hubbitt, Jr
Wiliie Brewington Bros
Eaton
Gypey
B. Canden
Tom Freel
W. H. Cromdall
Longmont
Teddy Weaver
Noontide R
Ristor
North Park
Raco
Paelag
Union Pacific to Be Improved Rumor Reported
A report from Harriman during a rail development view in Oregon notes potential Hoesteian improvements on coast lines. He hints plan completion by next winter amid election talk and poll influence while a Maco council is told not to rely on reinforced repair promises.
First Settler on New Lands Near Bosler Station
Charles Wright, late of Nebraska, arrives with household goods and lumber to begin building a home near Bosler station on Tallmadge land. He owns land about one and a half miles from Bosler, plans a house, barn, and outbuildings, and is the first settler in the area with more arrivals expected next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wright
Nebraska
Buntin Tande
Mr. Wright
Gov
Mrny ‘Vil
Wyoming Bankers Plan Organization in Cheyenne
Wyoming bankers, led by H. Van Dusen of the Hock Springs National Bank, plan to organize a state bankers association in Cheyenne within weeks. They aim to form a unified body as other states have done, with the Denver bankers’ convention set for the 28th, and Cheyenne to host a meeting soon after, pending final details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
H. van Dusen
Hock Springs National Bank
Bankers of
Wyoming
Bakers’ Association
Denver
Cheyene
Cheysone
Fae
Viaiilog
Game Bird License Business in Laramie Dispute
A confused early report describes a dispute over game bird licenses and sales in Laramie. Authorities reference a Justice Hynde and a suit involving unpaid licenses and payments totaling 265, with unclear details about who is involved or charged.
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Hynde Iq
Arguel
Noeiden
Laramie
Ives
Burrage Goes Bast to Claim 4 Ride
A garbled notice details a wedding plan involving Bur age, McGlelland, and Harold Seaman near Philadelphia, with references to New York and Laramie. The fragmentary text mentions Rev Floyd Templesign and a forthcoming ceremony, plus transportation or travel notes for the couple. Entities include Bur age, Mike Mary Vincent McGlelland, Rev. Dr. Floyd Templesign, Harold Seaman, and locations Philadelphia and New York.
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Philadelila
Tuowlay
Hoon
Mike Mary Vincent McGlelland
Mya
Maxwell Wyeth
Low
Rosemont
Philadelpila
Floyd Templesign
Mike Naver McGlelland
Harold Seaman
Bur
New York
Laramie
Security for Bankers Why Not for Depositors 2
Abbot reports Taft’s attack on Democratic bank deposit guarantee plan. He cites the proposed one per cent guarantee on deposits, arguing it would protect savers and prevent runs. The piece details reactions from bankers, politicians, and the Kansas and Nebraska GOP stances, framing the issue as a fight over federal deposit protection.
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Willis J. Abbot
Chicago
Taft
Hot Springs
Democratic Party
Bryan
Ixax
Republican Party
Wall Street
Treasury
Congress
Federn
Postal Savings Bank
Hanks
United State
Dave Ton
Bankera
Alexander H. Revell
Repub
Heat
Revell
Ry ‘Yall
Ag Nile Platform
Pational Ag Well Wa Co Wate
Hig Bank
Banic of
Canada
New York
American
John ‘R Wale
Walah
Choe
Far & Legal
Walsh
TL Raye Mars
United States
Pally Nlulide Saaurely
Republicad Convention
Waving Banka
Kansas
Nebraska
Record-Herald
Walter Wellman
Wellman
Republican Record-Herald
Eatar
Wyoming Baptists Hold Seventh Annual Convention
The seventh annual Wyoming Baptists convention opened at the Baptist church on Fourth and Thornburg with delegates visiting ministers and members in attendance. Rev Addison Lonadell gave the welcome, Rev Lansder extended greetings, and Rev G Clifford Cress of Evanston delivered the opening sermon on Growth and Gratitude. Leaders named for the executive committee and officers included W. H. Fitzgerald as president, A. A. Alkens as vice president, George White of Salt Lake City as secretary, and Miss Alice Holliday as recording secretary. The program outlined for the remaining sessions includes devotional services, committee reports, and addresses by ministers from Cheyenne Sheridan and other cities.
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Wyoming Baptists
Baptist Church
Fourth
Thornburg
I Addison Lonadell
Lansder
W. R. Howell
Basin
Wyo
G. Clifford Cress
Evanston
AL Jones
Sheridan
George White
Salt Lake City
Fitzgerald
Chey. Cohe
Glason
Gillette
Jacobs
Kansas City
J. D. Proper
Omaha
State University
W. H.fitzgerald
Cheyenne
A. A
Alkens
George
Alice Holliday
Lansdell
George A. Horizon
W Oh, Fitzgerald
LC Barnes
New York City
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Suspect at Greeley Freed After Identity Doubts
A man detained at Greeley on suspicion of being G H Summers was freed after witnesses doubted identifying marks. A comparison of handwriting and features failed to confirm the alias Shir M Bath and other details. Summers was linked to a May prior crime, but the man in custody did not match the distinctive marks Summers reportedly bears.
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Bil Bailey
Gresley
G. H. Summers
Bath
Bower
Cran Greeley
Conmany
Ian
Summers
Sharm Bower
Greeley
Bam
Sumners
Sumnery
Gri Jay
Wwe
Lissley
Otolen Typewriter Care At Stationmaster
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a story about an Otolen typewriter cared for by the stationmaster, with unclear references to theft or theft aftermath and a railway context including Union Pacific. The readable parts mention a writer and a poem related to recent events, but details are incomplete.
Grain Exhibit At Albany Intermountain Sale Feature
Tallmadge Buntin and other large companies plan extensive grain and straw exhibit at the Albany Intermountain sale week. Firms including Bowler and lines such as the Olamend, Blackhurn, and Epyrsion prepare to display products, promising strong competition and notable displays of wheat and hay related items.
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Albany County
Intermountain
New York to Paris by Motorcycles
A fragmented report details a 14 June journey by motorcycle from New York to Paris. It mentions a hero, an American, and a worker traveling via West Nyack and Denver toward Chicago and beyond, with several names and places sparsely noted amid garbled OCR.
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New York
Paris
Robert Heli Wills
Denver
Yokahawa
Anil
Axel
Phat
Helen Rly Vienvertok
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Harriman
Orawon
Umaniod Upan
Nartiney
Coumoum
Muwanllan
Mealeo
Nebraskan
Tallmadge
Bosler
Gina
Wyoming Bankers Plan Organization
State
Game Bird License
Burrage
BAST
Willis J. Abbott
Iiee
Tomy
Democratic Nation
Newapepire
Binal Ature Koopere
Wither
Dalley Hawn
Uroueiouh
Groteetiog
Gwopte
Ig Ly
Hele Judeumont & Peliiboat
Nak Ranklige
Hha
Baptists
William Peabody
Jones
Stephenson
Francis
Howell
Committee On Foreign Missions
Gibson
Whit
Paptist Missionary Union
Open Conference On “Foreign Missions
Roy. White
Rey
Derer OF
Otolen
Btationmaster
Union Pacitio
Aiiow
Adee
Panto
Mike Biantey
County Fain
Buntin
Diamond
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