Downgs of Orchard Revealed in Cripple Creek Testimony
Bill Easterly recounts threats linked to Orchard and the Independence depot blast. He describes gunfire, militia actions, and his flight to Denver after the 1904 Cripple Creek violence as trials unfold with cross examinations highlighting Orchard’s alleged murders and mining-in-surveillance plots.
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Cripple Creek
Independence
Victor
Western Federation
C. Hamlin
Aséberation
Independence Depot
Steve Adams
Goldfield
Colo
Minera
Fred
Denver
Orchard
Vaughan
Pueblo
Easterly
Silverton
Idaho
L. J. Simpkins
Simpkins
Caldwell
Gov. Steunenberg
Stounenberg
Borah
Cros
Steunenbets
Western Federation of Miners
Bush
Steunenburg
Federath
What to Eat in Hot Weather Aboard a Boarding House
A lively discussion at a boarding house over summer diet choices features vegetarian ideals against carnivorous urges. The debate covers meat avoidance, fish days, hot tea versus cold drinks, and the belief that fatty, heating foods worsen health in heat. Fresh produce and market prices are listed for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starboarder
Happy Band
Lee
Two
Bertle
Maud
Eternal Order
Chewgrasski
The Pike Succeeds At Raynold’s Building Event
The Pike held yesterday at the Raynold’s building drew large crowds both afternoon and evening. Over $100 was raised by the TsOR people to help pay for church stained glass windows. Decorations were festive with bunting flowers and placards. vendors sold homegrown flowers ice cream and cake. Prominent locals visited, and many praised the effort as a lively community event organized by the youth with support from Hickox Maynard Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of Ft Presbyterian Church
Raynold’s
Tsor
Girie
Susie
Aden
Rabbi elected to lead Temple Albert amid fair preparations
Territorial fair planners highlight Indian exhibits athletic events a firemen’s tournament mining contests and a monster baby show as key features. Rabbi Edward M. Chapman of Schnectady has been elected successor to Rev J H Kaplan at Temple Albert and will assume duties September 1 after completing current ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manser Hubbs
The
Fair Association
Southwest
Edward M. Chapman
Jewish Synd
Schnectagy
J. H. Kaplan
Alburt
Jackson
Miles
Rabbi Chapman
Schnectady
London
England
Tweny Egers
United Area
Dallas
Texas
Chapman
Young Girl Faces Seduction Charge in El Paso Case
Francisco Ruiz was arraigned before Justice of the Peace George R. Craigie on a seduction charge involving Miss Loulea Chaves. She testified of a year of acquaintance and intimacy with promises to marry. Ruiz left for El Paso before Christmas. a child was born May 20. The mother, Mrs. Victoria Chaves, pressed charges after the birth. Judge Craig will decide tomorrow at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Ruiz
Justice of the Peace
George R. Craigie
Loulea Chaves
Ruiz
Miss Chaves
Young
el Paso
Victoria Chaves
Craig
Poll Tax Delinquents to Face Legal Action in School Board Meeting
At a Central school board meeting, officials voted to sue poll tax delinquents to recover one dollar per able bodied male over twenty one. The session also awarded cement sidewalk contracts around the Second, Third and Fourth ward schools to James McCorriston and coal supply to W. H. Hahn. Attending were President W. Hopkins, O. N. Marron, George Urak, F. Sireng, John Conley and Clerk William Kelcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Third
Fourth Ward
James McCorriston
W. H. Hahn
W. Hopkins
O. N Marron
George Urak F. . Sireng
John Conley
Wittiam Kelcher
Bride from Elkhart Wed in Central School Ties
The wedding included many beautiful gifts from over fifty friends, including a stay at 01 West Gold avenue Albuquerque after July 10. Mrs. Baker, a former Central school teacher and president of the Indiana club, will reside with the groom, who works for American Lumber Company, and they plan to make their home in Albuquerque this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Indiana
Prominent Couple United in Wedlock at Home Ceremony
Miss Eva V. Bowers and B A Baker wed Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byron H. Ives in a pretty ceremony led by Rev. Oiling. About forty friends attended as decorations featured red, gold, and tawny gaillardia tones with heart shaped place cards and abundant bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva V. Bowers
B.A. Baker
Byron H. Ives
Rev. Oiling
Michurel
Ives
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Chase & Sanborns
Japan
Ceylon
India
Maloy
Columbus
Bill Easterly
Joseph Rehola
Scholes
Schola
Crinnte Creek
George Breen
Albuquerque
Lote
Dargaine
Hickox- Maynard Co
Temple
Albert
South
the Evening Citizen
Xour Y Rat J
Rinst
Mhouette
A. D. Johnson
West Gold
BAR OF Commerce
Pho
Gradi
Giannini
Drs. Copp and Pettit
Room
N. T
Boston Ideal Comic Opera Company
Albuquerque Hatters
3Rd St
Gold Ave
West Coal Avenue
Goldand Silver Avenue
Dunter's Real Estate Agency
Saddle Horses
Bemn
Sam Kee
South Second Street
New Mexico
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Santa Fe
Hunter’s Wagon Yard
Broadway
French Bakery Co
Ave
Railroad Avenue
Bank OF Commerce
Blue ‘Point
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone CO
Superior Planing
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music CO
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
Coronado
T. E. Purdy
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