Passing of the Grand Army and pledge for peace
A reflection on the fading Grand Army of the Republic and Civil War veterans as the nation faces loss and a hopeful future of unity. The piece laments war’s end and urges peace, brotherhood, and mutual respect among Christians and non Christians, recalling heroic soldiers who lived for liberty.
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Gettysburg
Wilderians
Eoen
Grand Army of the Republic
Bos
Sea of
Japan
Wara
Ceae
Periah
History's Milestones on Liberty and Human Progress
The piece traces liberty as humanity’s guiding light from ancient to modern times. It argues freedom of speech conscience and action uplift people while the greatest obstacle remains humans themselves. It praises rare leaders who inspired progress through courage and will.
Roosevelt and Bonaparte shore up trust bust plan
Washington rumors say the president aims to place Charles J Bonaparte as secretary of the navy then move him to attorney general. Bonaparte, a reformer, is seen as pivotal to prosecuting trusts while Moody supports indicting corporations rather than individual executives. The cabinet split over landmark cases like the beef trust and Standard Oil.
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Washington
Charles J. Bonapart
Navy
Bonaparte
Moody
Supreme Court of the United States
Beef Trust
Roosevelt
United States
Chicago
Standard Oil
Congress
Department of Justice
Chicago Debates Municipal Ownership of Street Railways
The city awaits a U S Supreme Court ruling on the ninety nine year act. Judge Grossoup refused to extend the temporary injunction blocking municipalization. The decision frees the city to oust traction companies from streets where franchises are claimed expired.
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Chicago
Supreme Court of the United States
Grossoup
Dunne
United States Supreme Court
Cabinet reshuffle expected in Roosevelt administration
June 3 reports outline planned changes with Bonaparte to replace Moody while Moody resigns. Metcalfe to succeed Bonaparte as Navy secretary and James R. Garfield to take Metcalfe’s Commerce and Labor post. Cortelyou to succeed Shaw at Treasury. Shaw to resign. Col. Harry S. New to replace Cortelyou as Postmaster General.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Moody
Metcalfe
Still in Business Pants and Suits at Low Prices
Still in business offers pants from $6 and suits from $20 with shirt and suit sending service from $13.50. Fit guaranteed or no sale, cleaning and repair services provided with neat workmanship.
Refuse to Drink: Russian Revolt Targets Liquor Monopoly
In St Petersburg a new movement of the common people rejects strong liquor, arguing the state taxes on alcohol fund autocratic rule. About six thousand workers have pledged to abstain until Russia gains freedom, threatening a major revenue source for the government.
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St. Petersburg
Alan Plain
Russia
Burlington Railroad Postpones Big Horn Wind River Line
The Burlington system indefinitely postpones plans to build a railroad through the Big Horn basin to the Wind River reservation. Officials cite poor development and financing concerns, saying surveys show no justification for an expensive line at this time.
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Burlington Railroad System
Big Horn Basin
Wind River Reservation
Big Horn
Fremont
Burlington
Overcoming Fear and Limiting Beliefs in Pursuit of Success
The text argues that poverty and failure are self invited, as fear of failing erodes willpower and creativity. It notes many capable people stay mediocrem and fail by setting self imposed bounds, predicting failure, and disparaging their own abilities.
Roosevelt Warns Rich Nations Invite Disaster
President Roosevelt, in a Brooklyn Dec oration Day speech, argues a strong navy is the cheapest guarantee of peace and that a nation must be armed to deter aggression. He warns war fever may risk attacks from neighbors.
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Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Navy strength and American preparedness in a changing world
The piece argues that the United States must be ready to defend itself if required, noting that efficiency can outweigh sheer fleet size as Japan showed. It questions excessive naval spending without clear needs and calls for public understanding of actual threats and strategic requirements. It cites lessons from Japan and calls for prudent, informed policy.
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Ioan
Japan
Masonic and fraternal lodge meeting schedule listings
Fraternal orders in Goodrich and Carey Halls hold regular meetings this month. Wheatland Camp No 330 W of W meets first and third Tuesday, Wheatland Lodge No 16 AM meets first and third Thursday, Paradise Lodge No 29 IC C F meets Saturdays, Union Camp No 5449 M W of A meets second and fourth Mondays, Wheatland Lodge No 247 FU of A meets first and third Mondays, Wheatland Chapter No 11 OES meets second and fourth Thursdays.
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Wheatland
Goodrich Hall
G. C. Pickxnina
OC. C
Wheatland Lodge No
A. F
A.M
F. L. Porter
W M. O. Scovel
Paradise Lodge No
A. F. Kivpetham
Secy
UNION
M. W
Goodrich
Hall
Cunningham
U. of A
J. K. Scovaun
F. E. Sinsus
Carey Hall
Gunnison
W. M
E. Stoan
W. P
Happy Hope
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Siatr
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Danamie
Cleon M Ntewart
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Tru Knowledge and Boliat
Gronok
Kiwis A. Timon Notary Pubtle
F. L. Belcher
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Hornew
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Duncan Neilhon
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Thomas Stunton
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Laramie River
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Kheldon
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Urwin
Tangent Band
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Rango
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Baron Hhinton
W.d. Payne
Lorsen
Lowman Creek
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K. Lucas
Laramie
Jonn O'Brien
Tange
E. M. Yates
Eagles Nest
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T. L, McGee
Laramle
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RSA
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P. O. Greyrocks
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Range
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Rocky Mountain News
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