Bryan nominated for presidential candidate by Democrats in Denver
An all night session ends with William Jennings Bryan chosen as the Democratic standard bearer. The vote tally shows Bryan 892 and a half, Johnson 46, Gray 91 and a half. Bryan endorses the party platform, with Judge Gray of Delaware nominated for Vice President. A court session in Evanston is noted for Monday, April 13, at 9 am. The text also mentions a new political party to be formed and various editorial and printing notes from The Rock Springs Rocket.
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Bryan
Denver
Johnson
Gray
Minnesota
Judge Gray
Delware
Fragmentary report fromCi New York mentions lilies and rain
The readable text references New York and lilies amid unclear phrases about a pace or event. It lacks coherent names, dates, or concrete facts to form a clear summary.
Fragmented OCR Notice About Explosives and Trades
A garbled OCR item references dynamiting and a market or trade context with names and places unreadable. Key terms hint at explosive activity and local individuals involved, but critical details are illegible. The fragment preserves a few proper nouns and actions while obscuring specifics.
Quealy Ging to Denver Secretly Betrays Trust
A cryptic note outlines a graft like plot involving Quealy Ging and a Denver arrangement. Names such as Doth te and AVA Ete appear in obfuscated text. The fragmentary content references misdirection, deception, and a potential betrayal tied to August timing and a court or social figure.
Vie Huet dle vedegwel 1 He lanatiatl vet oy Al Wnuetle thaeter
A garbled OCR text fragment describes a theater or venue with unclear names and details. The readable portion mentions a theater and several scattered proper nouns that do not form a clear event or report.
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Henan
Local Gathers and Town Notes Chronicle Kemmerer Life
Local column records visits and travel between Fossil, Evanston, and Kemmerer. Residents like Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Be Bilber, Jessie Sellman, and James Tunable are noted, alongside business moves, property changes, ranch leases, and social events. A parade plan between Diamondville and Oakley is described with band music, and several residents' travel and health updates are included.
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R. McMinn
Fossil
Stanelay
Winslow
Evanston
Dd. Roberts
Rosen
New York
Chas
Mo Phelvnn
Kem
Chris Prederickson
Sige
Palisade
Midway
Fred Ballon
Hoiedale Comutey
Wenzel
J. Paul Jacksine
Barr Bros. Mercantile Company
Salt Lake
Kemmerer
Mrs. Artsmith
Salt Lake City
Joe Smith
Maulday
Milroy Hardesty
Green River
Leo
I Hiner
August Helbig
Liraine
Peter Nagel
Noo
Beatsiste
Sol Anderson
Cate
Cokeville
Boutenelie
Henry Mosey
Watts
Free River
James Tunable
Ares
Log. Witesiow
Mrahem Hoberts
Gus
Popula
Fossil Wits
Ant Ariel
Gieanes Dixon
Pte Collins
Cobos
Jere
Bhabo
Retamienere Prtaesilay
Weston
Bis Iter
Mes
Tamun
Cutacate
Jena
Haiti
Choerley
Pande
Ptale Mediate
Letis Donee
Siite Creek
Cora Sroith
Catherine
Hazel
Julia
Teri Smith
Wyoming
Rawlins
Kil Gilsey
Jack Forrestend
Gilwey
Wy BE. Bie
Daniel
Kemmeree
Boos
Diamondivile
Oakly
Dovivoilville
Diamondville
Thomas Harthey
Harty
Fishaventitah
B.J. Hrandley
Josiper
Drogoixtey
Wyatt Mins
S Pot
Qurcerly
Yom
Mem
Tevarnesthy
Robers
Newfork
Tres Hoff
James Rancey
Bikol
David
Rob
Keim Twerer
Harioey
KDE Coal Company
WF. Cunulington
Evatelon
BA. Hooker
Areiweel
Fragmentary Note on a 19th Century Trial and Names
A highly garbled OCR fragment references a trial or proceedings with many personal names, places, and dates obscured. The text mentions individuals such as Hendrie Hens, Jaywel, Alide Mevils, Mie, Helen Witan, Miss Wiraueie Miele, and Martin, alongside vague actions and social references, but lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear report.
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Faye
Salt Tate Wits
Fedative
Toe
Takeatel
Helen Witan
Mir
Coulti
Wiraueie
Nikieotila
Martin
Martin Bea
Begghanel
Oles
Yang
Putin
Heroic rescue at Hamafork from near drowning
James Mullens aged 2 nearly drowned in a fast current at Hamafork on Tuesday. Jesse Sammon aged 13 bravely tied a long pole to reach him during repeated submersion, pulling Mullens ashore unconscious and bleeding. Sammon's calm action saved a life. he and his many friends praise follow.
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Hamafork
James Mullens
Notten
Jesse Sammon
Mullens
Jesse
Mills
Jewe
US L. Precarious Plan Lets Officials Inspect System
U S L aims to safeguard patrons by sending trainmaster and officials on a two week tour across multiple railroads. J P Folger conducts the trip with a tranquister WOH Jones visiting Denver St Louis Omaha and Kansas City to gather information and lessons for improving operation and safety.
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US Lo
J. P. Folger
Tran Quister Woh
Jones
Monza
Denver
Union Pacific
Alten
St. Lewis
Omaha
Burlington
Union Varitie
Frontier Supply and Local Notices Mixed Parcel
Fragmented OCR summary shows Frontier Supply Company and Workx entries with alfalfa deliveries and water usage notes. Mentions Mrs Lowter Pratt visiting Dave, a trip to Salt Lake City, and a new hor Way Heme. Includes Advertised Letters and a $20 reward for petit tomy panet, with scattered names and locations.
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Lake City
Henhabe
Lowter
Pratt
Dave
Heelan
Yeas
Oll Braiel
Rentuerer
Alent
Hatiste Carollo
Officials Here A Special Train Visits Kemmerer
A special train of Ongen Short Line officials visited Kemmerer on Tuesday morning then toured the Willow Creek branch with Th Quealy aboard for an inspection. The visit aims to extend the branch to the Continental divide while ensuring Draneh completion for coal transport this fall. The party included W. H. Bancroft Wm Ashton M. Davis James Dunn G A Reeves DLE Burley and Idaho division locals G1 Olmatead 1.7 Bolger ho P Congdon Wes Harer and D A Phenwy.
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Ongen
Kemmerer
Willow Creek
Th Quealy
W. H. Bancroft
Wmn. Ashton
M. Davis
James Dunn
G. A. Reeves
Cumberland Ball Game Draws Big Crowd at Fourth of July
Cumberland players won a second game the next day for a $60 purse, with Miller and Williams starring on the mound and in the field. The teams faced strong pitching, few errors, and the crowd enjoyed an exciting duel as baserunners stole and scored, highlighting a memorable Cumberland ball program.
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Cumberland
Cumberland Boys
Miller
Willkame
Strielk
Ly Williams
Tint
Secur
Darborough
Williams
Ueceault
Otter
Local club to elect new board at Thursday meeting
A meeting of the stockholders of Ye Hy Pattee ee Team to the Pies will be held at Hack yei to elect the Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business. The vote is scheduled for Thursday with a fair following.
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AL Ky
AL Th
Sourhary
Half Moon Ranch leader forms stock venture at Pine Dale
John C Cobb, known for aiding Tom Horn defense, organized Malt May Nanette company with 840000 capital and plans stocking 27 brood mares. He built a modern Wyoming ranch north of the railroad, completed homes and outbuildings, and will pursue further ventures benefiting the area. Found item lists saddle gear bearing owner Cleveland Kemmerer, Wyoming.
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Pinedale
John C. Cobb
Tom Horn
Han My Reeilvel
Nanette
Coble
Seoming
Wyoming
City Council Meeting Adopts Budgets and Cemetery Bids
Kemmerer Wyndale 1908 regular session read by Mayor Hocker Keime. Reports covered police court and marshal duties with fines and liquor licenses. The committee on property proposed bids for town cemetery grounds and street work. Mayor appointed workers to maintain schools, fuel mowing and street cleaning. Meeting adjourned.
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Kemmerer
Weunel
Hocker
Keime
Steith
Brande Hibs
Adel Eer
First Nat Bank
Erver Sane Das
TE Hosenborg Ashe
Satlin
Kow SN
Chivis
Caner Willert Hell Brendier
Shaul J.T. Boston
Lester Douglas Jims Mi
Eattetiniaie Town Cemetery
Peter Ues
Wea. Hocker
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