Frightful Rio Grande wreck in ColoradoInquiry ends in sixteen dead
A March 11 wreck near Portland Colorado on the Denver Rio Grande involved eastbound No 16 and westbound No 3 after a blinding snowstorm. Officials confirm sixteen dead and thirty four injured with heavy flames and scattered debris. Cause tied to misdelivered orders and blanked signals.
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Pueblo
Colo
Arsas Valley
Denver & Big Grande
Portland
Eden
Denver
Tuo Grande
Adele
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Exhibition Opens Under Society of American Artists
New York March 16. Exhibition today at the American Fine Arts Galleries opens under the Society of American Artists. It is the last show by this organization for the National Academy of Design. Talks of consolidating the two institutions have progressed, with a committee appointed to settle plans. The American Artists board is represented by Kango Cox Samuel them and Robert Heart.
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Society of American Artists
Ie American Fine Arts Galleries
National Academy of Design
Society
Dave
Estislatiog
Ite
Frederick Dielman
Henry Wiatrour
C. ¥. Turner
American Society of American Artists
Kangon Cox
Samuel Them
Robert Heart
Fire in hotel claims four deaths in Justin village
Grand Rapids reports a blaze in the basement of a hotel in Justin Osceola county destroying the village business area. Ten guests escaped in their night clothes. four perished: W. H. McCrane proprietor Mrs W H McCrane Edward De Forest porter Charles Workman a traveling man.
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Mich
Justin
Osceola County
W. H. McCrane
Edward DE Forest
Charles Workman
Snow Storm Hits Colorado Mines and Towns
Denver reports a severe Colorado snow storm over the past two days. Silverton Leadville and Crested Butte areas suffer damage from slides and transportation disruption while Easter fashion items and New York fashion reports appear in the Woman's Page. Army ballooning experiments describe a new hydrogen production method for field use with plans for Benicia and Fort Wood summer work.
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Ouray
Duresgo
Silverton
Leadville
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Silveran
San Juan
Hockaded
South Park
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Avery Indy
Cers
Benicia
Cal
Fort Wood
Signs Corps
Oregon Battleship Ordered Out of Commission for Overhaul
The battleship Oregon, returning from Japan to the United States, has been ordered out of commission. It will go to Mare Island Navy Yard near San Francisco for extensive overhauling and modernization, with work expected to last through the summer and the ship rejoining the fleet likely in the fall.
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Washington, D. C
Japan
United States
Mare Inland Navy Yard
San Francisco
Mine Officials Appear in Court Amid Arbor Day News
Caldwell Idaho and Los Angeles stories amid Arbor Day observances. Moyer Haywood and Pettibone faced arraignment as defense affidavits allege a conspiracy involving Governor Gooding and prosecutors to deprive them of liberty. Bail motions and counter affidavits expected in court tomorrow. Arbor Day events in Los Angeles saw widespread participation with parades, tree planting, and carnations worn by many adults and children. Barney Hughes marked his 108th birthday in jail with special privileges and attire as support pours in.
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Alderman Gillenwater Faces Concealed Weapon Charge
The well known Alderman W. H. Gillenwater from the Third ward appeared before Police Judge Crawford to answer charges of carrying a concealed weapon and using it threateningly. Proceedings included witness exclusion and rapid questioning, with McCreight testifying that Gillenwater threatened him at The Evening Citizen office after arguing over published articles.
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Dodgson
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Naval title crackdown blocks Prindle mining name
Washington March 1 The busy department moves to strip naval titles from commercial use for advertising and a retired rear admiral Civil Engineer P Prindle of St Louis who draws pay as admiral will be required to change the name of the Admiral Prindle Mining Co The move follows a report of reprehensible conduct in using the title connected to business aims The department protests the naming and says changes will be enforced while defense asserts Prindle had no role in the mining company equity Naval offers are made and officials warn against any exploitation of titles in business affairs Wool and copper markets drift with little change in New York and St Louis areas.
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Husy Department
Prische
Prindie Mining. Company
Vtheor
Departmental
Prindle
Othet
Ite Ae
Tepa
Prin
Moera
Prindie
Oratorical contest at Virginia colleges in Richmond
Richmond Virginia March events report an oratorical contest at Randolph Macon and Richmond College with debate on municipal ownership of street railway facilities. Randolph Macon sides with the affirmative while Richmond College argues the negative as a large audience gathers in the chapel. Also notes New York money market figures and gold/sliver prices.
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Richmond College
Rachel Macon
Fine Silver
Randolph-Macon
New York
Money On Call
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Pur
Statehood Not Been Shelved Yet in Congress
Washington March 16 The president and Speaker Cannon stand firm on the statehood issue amid adverse reports. The Hamilton bill goes to conference, with the speaker delaying action until victory. The House considers leasing 5,000 acres in La Plata Colorado to a rubber company and other Pacific statehood maneuvering. Shackelford vocally attacks Cannon while urging orderly proceedings. The secretary of interior may sell timber from Jicarilla lands as part of related measures.
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Gaines
Tennessee
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Taft
Washington, D
Justice Brown
Supreme Court
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