Editorial notes on labor, law, and reform winds
A fragment from a Wyoming periodical discusses labor disputes and court delays. It references unions in Cheyenne seeking non union contractor restrictions, calls out taxation burdens, and critiques English free trade shifts. It critiques Foley, O Keefe, Tom Horn cases and laments mob violence and delayed justice while urging speed and fair court action.
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Foley
O'Keefe
Rawlins
Weston County
Clifton
Uinta County
Tom Horn
Laramie County
Supreme Court
Twenty Five New Locomotives Ordered by Oregon Short Line
The Oregon Short Line plans to buy twenty five locomotives from eastern builders within days. The engines will be of three types, including eight of the Athabule type and five yard engines, with weights ranging around 155 000 pounds. The order aims for the lowest price and fastest delivery to service routes across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Eastern Locomotive Builders
Lin
Jewitt
Chile
Western road to place large engine order in 1904
A local road report notes plans to acquire engines nearly as large as any previously used on a western road. Each engine costs about 816,000, totaling around 400,000 for Short Line, with delivery expected early January 1904.
Union Labor and Socialism and Catholic View
Father Kress at St. Josephs church in Pocatello stated the Catholic church supports labor unions for improving wages hours and conditions but condemns violence and unlawful actions. He called Socialism a political robber party and urged unions to pursue truth and justice. He noted many convicted murderers later joined the church post sentence.
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Father Kress
St. Joseph’s Church
Pocatolly
Iabor
Holmes
Phildelphia
California
Maxwell
St. Louis
Perils of Butting In and Public Manners
A column lampoons the habit of interrupting and giving unsolicited advice. It chronicles social scenes where individuals butt in during disputes and debates, drawing humor and scorn at their meddling and self importance. The piece moves to everyday annoyances and ends with small ads for products and a typewriter for sale.
Escaped Prisoner From Carbon County Jail
Willian, a five year burglary convict in Uinta County, escaped from the penitentiary Saturday after midnight. He was isolated in the wagon yard area and used a bedclothes rope to reach the roof, then descended to the ground. Guards discovered the rope but he remains at large and could lose good time if recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinta County
Carbon County Journal
Willian
Borghary
Pue
Kemmerer Jewelry Store Repair Offer and Salve Ad
Living in a remote area drives families to desperation and Burns Cure War remedies are touted. Bucklen’s Amica Salve is claimed best on earth. The Kemmerer Drug Co. in Diamondville suggests making do or making new. Watches or jewelry can be repaired to be as good as new, not just functional. Kemmerer Jewelry Store, F. Eb Curtis, Prop.
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Bucklen
Kemmerer Drug Co
Chas
Henderson
Diamondville
Kemmerer Jewelry Store
F. EB. Curtis
Society Directory listings in Kemmerer area lodges
Community society notices list lodge meetings in Kemmerer Wyo and surrounding towns. Includes entries for Worthy Bee s Worthy Pees Thandle Camp Manilla Lodge Ottawa Tribe Sparta Encampment and local officers inviting members and visitors to attend monthly and weekly sessions with times and locations where specified.
Rural post underused hut listed for remedy
Fragmentary text describes a rural hut by a pond on a path from Opal to Hig Piney near Cireen River. Names Sam, Marti, Oval, Wyomlig and an NPR reference appear as misread contacts. Summary notes uncertain location and intent for remedy or permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Ranch
Ani
Sam
Marti
Notice for Publication United States Land Evanston Wy 1903
Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. The proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Evanston Wyoming on Saturday June 27 1908. George Hankin of Diamondville Wyoming for the lot parcel description. Witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation include Frank Hankin A P Roberts John Domain and Walter Hankin all of Diamondville Wyoming. Chai Kingaton Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Unice
Evanston
Wyo
Wyoming
Jane Geh
George Hankin
Diamondville
Frank Hankin
A. P Roberts
Kemmerer
John Domain
Walter Hankin
Kingaton
Register
Oregon Short Line sale extended to June 15 1908
The dates of sale for one way second class settlers tickets from the East to points on the line have been extended up to and including June 15 1908. Rates are listed. For further information call Local Agent D B Lowrie.
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Oregon
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Prevident
O'Conntill
Casey
Frank Pfeiffer
Troms
Brooke
Biter
Kentered
Postagion
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Erie
Tyne. S
Strickly
Advanor
Kemmerer Publishing
Awe
Kannas
Denver News
Cheyenne
Carpenters’ Union
England
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Cobden Club
Germany
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Catholic Church
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Mort
Dewyer
Hanerly
Alalee Heneral
Butte
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Lee
Maan
Baw Bie
Chamberlain
Caiera Uftice
Pew
Society Directory
South
Worthy Pees
Weitzel
Worthy Bee's
W.O
Lownie
Commerland
Dodson
Buscamu
Wishtitee
Donald Mee
Daly Lodge
Weville
Manila Lodge
Stile
Fellows Hall
Kemmerer Lodge
No. MI
Atk-Na
WBRIM
Olympia Lodge
Monivitir
Avery
Cy Y Javie
Levi Ward
Ottawa Tribe
Wro
Euoh
Arthur Hopinson
Anchem
A. K. Robinson
Sparta
Dincandville
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Abel Manson
Serit
Lowrie
BO Fae
Atchison Joseph
Council Bluffs
Cite Paul
Minnepolis
James Rumble
Sammon
J. B. Roberts
Ph. B
Union Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
C.S. Williams
So. St
Salt Lake City
Sheep and Oil Me
Kemmerer and
Fossil
W.S. Pos
Occidental Saloon
Geo. W. Fairchild
Proprietor
Harvard Cigar
Hoffman House Boquets
Pabst
Zang
Stock Exchange Sav
Peter Gordon, Jr
Opera House
Saloo
J. G. Casey
Propr
Kemmere
Carrie Altport
Anne Gus
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