Lynchings and legal reforms discussed in 1903 Wyoming press
The issue of mob violence and lynching is examined with references to Governor Chatterton, State officials, and Justice Brewer. Reports compare punitive measures, urge prompt trials, and cite public opinion from Sheridan Post and The Camera on the need for swift, certain punishment to deter mob action.
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Walters
Gorman
Price
Basin
Big Horn County
Lesters
Mob Law Party
Sheridan Post
David J. Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
Saratoga Sun
Law
Ander
Brewer
End of Bitter Fight Brings Health Recovery
J F Hughes of Du Pont Ga describes a long stubborn lung abscess that left him near death. He credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with restoring his health and bringing him to his feet in days. The remedy, sold by Kemmerer Drag Co and Chas Hendersonville, is guaranteed and available in trial bottles free.
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Hay
Adder
Novist
Wyoming
Bond
Chatterton
Frank Bond
Washington
J. F. Hughes
du Pont
Dr. King
Kemmerer Drag Co
Chas Hendersonville
Diamondville
Young Lady Attacked Near Railroad Yard
Glenns Ferry correspondent reports a startling incident in which a train crew member allegedly rushed a woman and cut her in two as she walked toward the depot. The frighted young lady cried murder and fled toward the depot at a 2:40 pace.
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Mountain Home Herald
Glenn's Ferry
Jim
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted For All You Can Eat
Advert says Eat All You Want with Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for madigestion or dyspepsia. It claims the remedy prepares the stomach and enables digestion to transform food into healthy blood. Sold by Dr. E P Guyon.
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E. FP
Guyon
Us Sa
Long Hairs and Moles in Douglas Budget Opinion
A satirical column recalls a Douglas anecdote about a woman finding hair on her husband's coat and jokes about moles and fashion. Bill Barlow comments on transparency of women's summer attire and suggests a wife could defend herself with a club amid provocative remarks.
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Bill Barlow
Douglas
Bill
Bucklin’s Arnica Salve touted as life saver
An old ad copy warns that minor injuries can prove deadly and urges keeping Bucklin’s Arnica Salve on hand for burns sores cuts and piles. It claims the salve prevents fatalities and promotes its use at Kemmerer Drug Co and Hendersonville Diamondville Drag Store.
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Bucklin
Kemmerer Drag Co
Chas
Hendersonville
Diamondville
World’s fair displays feature state fruits and dairy monuments
Missouri showcases fruit with a cucumber 2.5 feet long and a cauliflower eight and a half inches in diameter. Iowa highlights a life size John Stewart statue for its dairy exhibit kept frozen in a glass case. Colorado plans bee hives and honey from ninety counties as a major display.
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Missouri
John Stewart
Colorado
De Witts Little Early Risers Pills Endorsement
An Atlanta Georgia pharmacist notes the potency of De Witts Little Early Risers pills praising their action as superior to calomel and other pills for fever relief. The informal testimonial emphasizes effectiveness and gentleness.
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de Witt
Phil Bot
Atlanta
Guyue
Future of Alaska Promises Vast Population and Rich Resources
Harrington Emerson argues in Engineering Magazine that Alaska could support up to 10,000,000 people in comfort and become one of the world’s richest mining and farming districts. He highlights the Yukon as a major navigable route, copper deposits near Valdez, and a railroad to unlock interior development attracting workers and capital. The article stresses transportation, copper exports, and potential growth comparable to Colorado and the Black Hills.
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Almaka
Harrington Emerson
Engineering
Emerson
Alaska
Yukon
Valdex
Chittyna
Valdez Bay
Yukon Valley
Lake Superior
Dewcon
Valyder
Valtex
Joby 1
Ayehown
White Pare
Colorado
Black Hills
South Dakota
Colum
Boy Cured of Colic After Morphine Injection
A four year old boy suffered cramps. a doctor injected morphine but condition worsened. A remedy of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine given in half a teaspoonful led to sleep and quick recovery within half an hour. Endorsed by F. L. Wilkins of Shell Lake Wisconsin. For sale by dealers.
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Wie
F. L. Wilkins
Shell Lake
Wis
Wilkins
Shell Lake Lumber Co
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