Taft era turmoil and Senate impeachment note
A chaotic record recounts Taft era events including the Senate debate on a presidential message, impeachment proceedings, and memorial resolutions. It notes Vice President death, new House members, and adjournment out of respect, with Supreme Court action against Union Pacific and Southern Pacific stock actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paapee
Pallure
Newton
Spank
Clark
William Gulser
New
Res
Benati
Genator Root
Menate
Dupiou
Enate
Vine
Borah
Meyburn
Genetor
Mraith
Maryland
Rayner
Senate
Sherman
Heyburn
Meombera
House
Lewis L.a
Louisiana
Wyckliffe
Archibald ©. Hart
Hughes
New Jersey
George CO. Boott
Hubbard
Iowna
Edward A. Mer. Fitt
George Malthy
New York
Cannon
Pope Announces New U S Prelates and Johnson Marriage Plans
Rome reports the Pope names American bishops including O Connell of Richmond McGovern of Cheyenne Dowling of Des Moines and Hanna auxiliary of San Francisco An interview quotes Jack Johnson vowing to marry Lucile Cameron in Chicago before week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Rome
Denila O'Connell
Richmond
Patrick A. McGovern
Cheyenne
Austin Dowling
Des Moines
Edward J. Hanna
San Francisco
Desk Jenneen
Cameron Oiri
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Lucile Cameron
Story of the Week Showings in Our Lands and Foreign Regions
A weekly digest tracing progress in Western and foreign contexts. It highlights developments across continents, noting political, social, and economic shifts as they unfold. The column provides a broad survey of events shaping global affairs.
Washington News and Senate Actions Report
The piece notes upcoming Supreme Court decisions as cases linger. It reports military aims to improve mounts through scientific breeding after a New York show defeat. It mentions Senate reconvening, deaths of Sherman Raynor and Heyburn, and Archbald trial witness lists. It also references a French Castellane relative seeking an American wife and a secretary denying resignation rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeee
Washington
U. S. Supreme Coourt
N York
United States Army
Senate
Sherman
Isidor Raynor
Heyburn
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Archbald
Bhadulyaky de Mukkadel de Castellane Beymour
Castellane
France
Reerenee
Davy
Foreign War Looms As China Rawen Conflict Rumored
A torn, garbled report hints at a potential war between China and Rawen with warnings of imminent hostilities. References to international leaders and a shifting balance of power appear amid damaged text describing global tension and possible military actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Rawen
Aseh
Karken
Che Imife
Jaen
Gelorade School Defeats Pomona College in High-Scoring Bout
A sports brief reports Gelorade School of Minew feet defeated Pomona College by 96 at Pomona California. The item also notes aeronaut Mehard Frayne falling four feet in Jacksonville Florida and various unrelated items including a Navy football game, polo match, and a Wyoming fort reservation dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelorade
Pomona College
Pomeana
Cat
Mehard Frayne
Jacksonville
Pia
Wee Hanty
George
Blomon
New York
Kadji Yamada
Japan
Deine Warde
England
Mateh
AUM
Ala al Andedarn
Jonn B. C
Larry" McLean
Langue Tall
Alee Pretennen
Hewee
al Phiadelphia
Cheyenne
Wyo
Miscellany of ship, romance, weather, and crime notes
The Neckar nears Philadelphia but swerves to avoid a herd in the Delaware Bay. A Pittsburgh wedding linked William Carnegie to Ada A Bolbus, daughter of Mrs Thomas Morrison Carnegie. Professor Bagley cites environment over taste in choosing a mate. Seven presidents since Washington observed March 4 weather. a list is given. A mail theft worth 10000 dollars vanishes en route to Gadden and Rome. officers investigate. H W Parker, former Minnesota cashier, admits flight with a Georgia marriage and later death by suicide.
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Lloyd Eamer Neckar
Bremen
Philadelphia
Delaware Bay
Wilmington
Pitteburg
William
Carnegie
Ada A. Bolbusand
Thomas Morrison Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Company
Andrew
W. ©. Bagley
University of
United States
Adamson
Jefferson
Madison
Jackson
van Buren
Buchanan
McKinley
Gadgden
Ala
Rome
Post Office
H.W. Parker
Minnesota
Georgia
Mite
Florence Bauer
Cleveland
Wyoming State News Highlights Local Affairs and Tragedies
Reports from Cody to Cheyenne cover church incorporations, Chamber of Commerce actions, depot plans, a fatal ranch fire, a road accident, and a white slavery case. Wyoming youth education, a big game preserve proposal, and football injuries also appear with regional notes.
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W. A. Cae
Park County
Cody
Torineion
M. B
Hale
Cody Method
Sheen
Larnen
Larne Chamber of Commerce
Balamezoo
B. Fyler
Brena
Denver
Charles Richards
T Casper
Ben Thomas Mm Cody Wee
Theawn
Lane Raferge
Nial Halla
Bundanes
Newcastle
Parkman
Hardin
Mont
John Mendes
Cheyenne
Conservation of Childhood
Christian Church of
State Board of Charition and Reform
Wyoming General Hospital
Mamie Toomey
Mian
Isabelle Gonder
Blackfoot
Ida
Rock Springs
Car He Barnum
Mosel Johnson
Cody Club
Yellowstone Park
Ready Made Farms plan to lure settlers to Wyoming
Emigration Commissioner Ray Behenck proposes 80 widespread ready to plow eight hundred acre farms in Wyoming. The plan would reclaim 14 400 acres of water rich land, fence forty to eighty farms, and sell on installment with ten percent down and nine or more annual payments. The initiative aims to attract homeseekers from other states and would include water rights and ready for planting status.
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Uaon
Bauwine
Cheyenne
Jemlartion
Ray Behensk
Bert
Behenck
Wyoming
Ile
Fedenck
Copliie
Ihigmlion
Daymore
Home Neckarn
Wate
Tragic Child Dies After Toy Run Ends in Fall
Six year old Norman Fister fell during a childish game and died instantly from a broken neck. His mother found him after the accident in the street. The tragedy marks a fourth child death in the family from accidents in recent years. The Wister family came from Wyoming several years ago and previously lost a daughter to a wagon fall.
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Lon Colmore
Lusk
Walter Davis
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Lander
Norman Fister
Confidence Cavalry to Return to Fort Russell
Report from Ninth Cavalry letters bolster belief they will be restationed at Fort Russell rather than an eastern post. Soldiers express confidence the unit will be brought back to its former station.
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Ninth Cavalry
Fort Raseell
Ninth
Worland Meal Mill Nearing Completion Amid Favorable Weather
Charlie Shaw directs a crew at Worland to finish a canal mill project while weather remains favorable. The workers press to complete the con mil installation as planned.
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Werkeon Woerland Meal Mill
Worland
Charlie Shaw
Indiana Quit Slaying Wives Divorce Hearings Set
A historical item notes Indigenous men seeking divorce and facing hearings after long-standing violence involving wives. The passage suggests a persistent pattern of domestic conflict and court action, reflecting era-specific attitudes and legal responses to marriage disputes.
Congress In Session As Taft Era Looms
The 60th Congress convenes with focus on pre session preparation. Committees to push key bills and appropriations while impeachment trial reshapes Senate hours. Early arrivals seek influence ahead of President-elect Wilson's inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Maminio Ion
Senmor Horak
Sheppard Kenyon
House
Taft
Fitngerell
Havas Appropriations
Wut & Sub Committee
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Money Trust” Committee
New England
Grand Trunk
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Money Trust
Shipping Trust
Army
Navy
Eee
Willon
Devastating Philippine Typhoon Leaves Leyte City Wiped Out
Reports describe a catastrophic typhoon in the Philippine islands killing 1700 people, leaving more than 500 American and hundreds of thousands of natives homeless, with the capital city of Leyte wiped out and coasts of five islands strewn with wreckage.
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Manila
P. L
Leyte
Philippine Islands
Man Escapes After Collision With Cow at Fort Collins
Ralph Bristol employed at the sugar factory struck five cows with his motorcycle. The bike wrecked, the cow was crippled, but Bristol was thrown over the animal and landed in weeds unhurt.
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Fort Collins
Ralph Bristol
Bristol
Black woman shoots actress in Losbos incident
Report notes a Black woman shot an actress in Losbos with details tying to Mrs. Auma Gross, identified as Se Se in local coverage. Authorities probing motive and circumstances as public safety notes.
Fragmented OCR Echoes Through Aged Verse And Loss
An unreadable OCR fragment references a poet and a veteran, with hints of grief and melancholy. The text evokes memory of last winter and worn clothes, suggesting themes of sorrow and economic hardship without clear specifics or a coherent narrative.
Fragmented 19th Century Quotation Ramble on Knowledge
A garbled 19th century text ponders unknowns from onion breath remedies to paint stains and coin values. It references Shakespeare and vaudeville, dates like June 13 1867 and 1807, leap years, and uncertain case data while noting lack of evidence and a cautious stance on disclosure.
Admist a Yacht Crew Yarns of Speed and Rope
An observing passenger notes the yacht’s performance claiming it makes 16 knots per hour and remarks on the rope needs and labor over a year. The dialogue reflects admiration from a young audience and curiosity about sailing pace.
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Sulzen Gheraed
Lowen Brangh AG
Pepe Hinstine Henn Marve
Baewle
Ewil Alam
Union and
Southern Pacific Dieserve
Supreme Court
Justice Day
Pacific Railroad Company
Atock
Southern Assue
Union Pacific
Turkey
Story OF
McCording
Hong
Layele
Jovernor Wondrow Wihwon
SPORT
State News OF Wyoming
Belton
Wynne
Orin Vandervorst
Nebraska
John Stephenson
Torris
Stephenson
Gering
Neb
Haw
Bey
Denkine
Gray
CheyendDe
State Supreme Court
J. Warren Jenkins
Wireslayer
Jenkins
Indiana
Bacon
Archbold
Man
Negress
Hare Chey
Davies
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