Archaeological Find of Cliff Dwellings Near Canon City
J W Lambuth of Lincoln Park reports discovery of ancient cliff dwellings on a lava topped summit about twenty miles northwest of Canon City. Structures include four or five granite buildings with a watch tower, no nearby water, and possible detached Aztec outpost. Lambuth plans measurements and further exploration with students and colleagues.
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Tallahassee
Canon City
J. W. Lambuth
Lincoln Park
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Lambeth
Lambuth
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
George W Bethel Jr Dies After Illness At Canom City
George W Bethel Jr died shortly before 1 a m after a severe throat illness likely diphtheria. He was a young Canom City businessman, active at First Presbyterian church and Reynolds Memorial Sunday school. His death shocks the community and he was widely respected for his friendliness and character.
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George W. Bethel Jr
Bethel
First Presbyterian Church
Raynolds Memorial
Canom City
Geath Te
Vacation Notes On Board Eight Northwestern to Alaska
The writer travels aboard the Northwest ern en route to Alaska on day four, recalling the National Editorial association meeting in Seattle attended by delegates from Colorado and Texas. He notes anti pass laws affecting travel, describes Spokane and Billings visits, and praises North Yakima for entertaining delegates, urging Canon City to showcase its fruit districts to visitors.
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Northwestern
Alaska
Ketchikan
Canon
National Editorial Association
Seattle
Colorado
Texas
Denver
Burlington
Nebraska
Chicago
National
Canon City
Pueblo
North Yakima
Washington
Cason City
Yakima
United States
Little Mother Maude Booth Visits Prison Inmate Chapel
Mrs. Maude Ballington Booth of New York former head of the Volunteers of America and a noted prison reform advocate spoke to convicts at the penitentiary chapel at 2 PM. Known as the little mother by inmates she has visited the prison twice, making the day a holiday for prisoners here. She then proceeded to Colorado Springs for a public address last night.
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Maude Ballington Booth
New York
The
Volunteers of America
United States
Aittle
States of the
Union
Bomb Scare At Colorado State Capitol Found Pipe Labeled as Bomb
Denver August 4 There was anxiety at the state house after yard men found a sealed pipe on a seat. One end appeared to hold a fuse and the other end showed a bend. The device prompted security actions until investigators assessed it.
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State Capitol
Denver
State House
Reammpereg Bend
Abent Chin Tm Gamere
Ali Tavest
City Council Deliberates On Public Complaints And Street Work
The semi monthly city council meeting had full attendance and discussed weed control on North Sixth Street and Reynolds Heights, seeking convicts for street work. They referred carriage licenses for protection, reviewed repainting street signs at 247 corners costing 296.40, and deferred several reports to the next session.
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A. H. McLain
North Sixth Street
McLain
Craig
Raynolds Heights
Tynan
J. W. Watson
C. RB. C
Alderman Wallace
Ordinance Committee
Augury and satire mix in Sagamore Hill verses
A fragmented literary piece blends forecasts with mock prophecy and political satire. It parodies 19th century style. The text collapses between jokes about Augustus and modern figures like Mr. Rockefeller Mrs. Roosevelt and Mr. Taft. It lampoons trusts, markets, and political antics with rhythmic whimsy.
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Rockefeller
Roosevelt
Albertine Basin
Bush
Europe
Bryan
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Tallahassee Creek
George W. Bethel, JR
Lincoln
Spokane
Billings
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Ganderbone
CH. Ricth
Sagamore Hill
Beverly
Mass
Bill
Augustus
Caesar
Agrippa Aldrichus
Maecenas Cannanus
Consumus Ultimatus
Mr. Taft
Sugar Trust
Uncle Sam
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