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Newspaper
Laramie County Times
Location
Wheatland, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
2
The article notes that Alpine rescuers, led by St Bernard monks, continue aiding travelers over ice and snow. Last year at least 1200 exhausted newcomers were cared for at the monks’ hospital, including many journalists and peasants. Donations are received in a box at the door with no solicitations.
Ellis Island officials hesitated to admit Charles Pa Pernini 90 of Italy seeking U S citizenship. They weighed his visible assets a strong vigor and wealth. He claimed eight sons four daughters and dozens of descendants all earning good incomes and some in business aiding his future naturalization prospects.
The article defines a concerto as an extended instrumental solo with orchestral accompaniment lasting about three quarters of an hour. It likens the soloist to a star, compares the form to grand opera, and describes three movements with brief intermissions and staged applause between sections.
An essay-like piece recalls New Orleans social dueling among notable figures such as Henry Clay and Andrew Jackson, noting the ritual’s deep roots in the city’s history. It then shifts to Sir James Crichton-Browne’s circular on ambidexterity, stating 60 percent wink left eye only, 30 percent with either eye, and nine percent cannot wink, framed as playful historical curiosities.
Mrs. Frank Woodward of Bt. Charles Michigan has reportedly driven wolves from the state earning 2970 over five years. She and her husband reside in a lumberman's ghasty peer Omtonagon Michigan, moving there for Dr Woodward's health.
A simplified spelling board must be incorporated under New York law in the customary spelling style. The filing follows statutory guidelines and sets the organization as a formal entity in the state.
Luther Freeman buys Richards Coombs Co wheep outfit Hear Douglas for 20000. Denver land convention spurs Wyoming discontent. University of Wyoming trips to Centennial with Glen and Mandolin clubs. About 1280 acres in forestry withdrawal eligible for settlement and entry. Snow totals rise in Centennial range. streams will run high. Bobcat chase ends with cat killed near Horne creek. Albany County Public Library raises 1000 for book fund led by ward committees. Civil service exams next July for clerk draftsman in federal service. pay ranges 1800 to 1500. Various local notes on police berry caper and engineer licensing under new state law. Wyoming leads Denver land convention. Wilson and Walker lauded. Bishop Keane elevates Rev Cummiskey to monseigneur. Thermopolis billed for unprecedented boom. Copper district mining seen. Burlington railroad project and smelter shifts forecast.
Denver officials report a land convention test vote showing 348 delegates oppose the Interior Department rules while 221 back mild criticism of land policies. Resolutions favor public lands for settlers, oppose new forest reserves, and seek liberalized allotment rules for Indian Territory amid calls for irrigation and homestead access.
In Idaho's Salmon River meadows a rough cow puncher community welcomed a slick western showman who hired riders at high pay to perform staged horse throws and dragging finales. One rider protested the danger but the agent assured salaries would continue regardless of risk.
The reorganized New York Life Insurance Company places Darwin P. Kingsley as president and Thomas A. Buckner as first vice president. Veterans Wm. E. Ingersoll and Rufus W. Weeks hold senior roles as second vice president and chief actuary, with Europe operations centered in Paris. Policyholders see renewed leadership and stability after an era of upheaval.
Professor John B. Smith notes how drainage and an improvement society drained breeding marshes within a year. Mosquitoes vanished almost entirely, property values rose by about 60 000 for a non large owner, and new settlers began arriving. The area, once a breeding hotspot, is being repurposed as a camping ground with 100 residences planned for next year.
A naval officer's wife at the Annapolis academy employs an Irish maid who expresses nostalgia. The servant confesses homesickness stems not from wages or kindness but from missing her real home.
Three year old Marjorie pretended to be a doctor visiting her sister who acted ill. The game centered on checking the wrist pulse as Marjorie administered imagined care, revealing concern for a family member’s health.
Jurors in the great conspiracy case endure intense heat and confinement as counsel push for an August 1st conclusion. Judges modify court conditions to reduce glare. jurors, mostly farmers, suffer fatigue and health concerns under July heat with limited rest.
A U S secret service agent reports that a steam line and Mexican railroads have formed a contract with a Japanese syndicate to land and guarantee entry to all Japanese in the United States. He notes large numbers of educated Japanese veterans in Juarez across the border, paid with gold coins, to work in mines and on railroads.
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