Dinosaur fossil quarry found near Laramie Wyoming
Professor Reed, curator of the state university museum, discovers a carnivorous dinosaur remains twelve miles south of Laramie. The creature, thirty-five to forty feet long, lies three feet underground in Jurassic strata and enhances university fossil data with hopes for more finds. Additionally notes mention world coal use doubling every decade, Kentucky whiskey output fluctuating, and a Chinese revolution sparking cultural renaissances.
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Laramie
Wyo
W. H. Reed
State University Museum
Roosevelt declines to discuss Hearst letters in Archibald-Sibley notes
Interviewed at McAlester Oklahoma on September 25 Theodore Roosevelt refused to discuss the Hearst letters that tie the ex president to John D Archibald's correspondence with former Congressman Sibley of Pennsylvania.
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McAlester
Okla
Theodore Roosevelt
Hearst
John D. Archibald
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Archbold Guards Block Reporters at Southampton Cabin
Questioned at Southampton on September 25 John bD Archbold of Standard Oil refused further comment about political exposures. Three men were posted to guard his cabin doorway to deter interviewers.
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Southampton
England
John Bd. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt and Archbold Lunch Invitation Ties to Standard Oil Letters
The Hearst magazine October batch reveals Joseph C. Sibley and John D. Archbold communicating with President Roosevelt about a luncheon meeting. The letters show quiet talk on Standard Oil influence and a coded communications thread between Washington figures and Archbold. Roosevelt reportedly delighted to learn a misimpression about Standard Oil's stance was untrue.
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Sibley
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Standard Oil
T. R
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Joseph Co. Sibley
Congress
Washington
Archbold
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
U. S
S. O. Co
New York
Jos. C. Sibley
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Sibley
Mr. Archbold
Mr. Rogers
Black Hand Letter Forces Roosevelt Critique
The article reports on William R. Mead, linked to McKim, Mead and White, who received a threatening black hand letter and fled the city after handing the letter to police. It notes ongoing police inquiry and ties to broader critiques of Roosevelt, Archbold, and the Standard Oil network with references to Sibley and Quay as key figures.
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William R. Mead
William Rutherford Mead
McKim, Mead and White
Stanford White
Penrose
Archbold
Senate
Roosevelt National Campaign Fund
Republican State Committee of
Pennsylvania
Hearst
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
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Alamo
San Antonio
Alamo Home Builders
The Chinese Ideal of Scholarship and Social Strata
The article discusses Chinese heritage valuing scholarship over warfare, with hero tales praising learning leading to high office. It notes four ancient classes scholars farmers artisans and laborers and the path for a talented individual to join government service. It adds a Denver government mint powered entirely by electricity.
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Christian Science Monitor
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Mntil
Commercial Department
San Antonio Gas & Electric
Reed
Kentucky
Captain Inman Seably
Republic
Nantucket
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Captain Seably
Genoa
London
America
San Francisco
Seably
Michigan
Quay
Matt Quay
Hanna
Platt
Oil Trust
Harriman
Wall Street
Mr. Morgan
Steel Trust
Standard Oil Trust
Mr. Harriman
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Boise Penrose
Navarro St
Denver
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