Booty from Mary robberies found buried at Lamar
Loot from the Ellen Blodgett homestead was unearthed by Sheriff Thomas and Deputy Lynch after confessions from J. M. Copeland and S. Barr linked to recent local robberies. Wagons, harness, provisions, and goods from Wiley and a livery stable were buried on the Blodgett ranch, with suspects arrested nearby. A new gold district prospect near Howard also noted.
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Ellen Blodgett
George H. Thomas
Lynch
J. M. Copeland
Barr
Dale & Gill General
Wiley
Thomas
Copeland
Blodgett Ranch
Bair
Howard
Colo
Howard Mountain
Cripple Creek
Florence Tribune
Died Last Week in Illinois Miss Bessie M Smiley
Miss Bessie M Smiley died of tuberculosis at her Plainfield Illinois home last Saturday after a lingering illness and was buried in the family cemetery Monday afternoon. She had long resided in this city, once living in a tent behind the Ripley residence at 415 Macon Avenue where she was a boarder. Deceased was a Methodist church member.
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Bessie M. Smiley
Plainfield
Misa Smiley
Ripley
Macon Avenue
Fremont County Board of Equalization Notice
The Fremont County Board of County Commissioners will sit as a board of equalization to correct omissions and equalize the assessment roll. Sessions run September 1 through up to ten days at the county courthouse in Canon City. A second meeting begins September 15 to hear complaints and adjust the roll. City Colorado August 18 1908 GEO P NIX Clerk.
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Fremont
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Catherine Bell
Joseph Esser
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F. E. Johnson
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Frank Birdsall
B. Hopkins
General County J.P
Theo Outhlar
General County
John Walker
General County Saloon
Pasquatina Tedesso
Ganon
Camilla di Blaso
Philomenia Pascue
Sam Patty
Custer County
W. J. Crippen
General School
State Treas
James Duncan
UTOT
Cerea
C. H. Whitmore
Rence Sewer
Ee To
Woon Ook
ShiiSeeev Ben
Canon Sidewalk Dist
Cannon
General Fund
W. L. Morris
H. C. Webster FP
X. Miller
Diamond Coal Co
Ad- Joseph Esser
Minnie Merriam
Richard Kastenderck
Henry Kettler
Albert Phillipp
John Chetelat
Colo. Light & Power Co. Co
J. Fredrickson
Geo. P. ME
E. A. Bradbury
Col- Crozier & Rea
Orado
Hunter Palmer
A. H. White
Susan L. Daniels
Canon Steam Laundry
Harding Hon. Co
J. R
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Harmon Minor
G. W. Heath
Frank Kelling
Louis Meuller
Colo. Tele. Co
State Industrial School
Ideal Meat Market
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Thomas J. Prescott
George Rouse, Jr
South Canon
Ira
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Board of County Commissioners
Arraignment in Queens Court for Haines Brothers
Captain Haines Jr and his brother Jenkins Haines were arraigned in the first district court Long Island City on murder and accessory charges in the killing of William E Annis at the Bayside Yacht club. The hearing was postponed, both men in Queens county jail, with family and a police history noted.
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New York
Haines Jr
William E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
First District Court
Long Island City
Matthew J. Smith
H. Jenkins Haines
Flushing
Haines Brothers
Queens County
T. Jenkins Haines
Annis
Harvey G. Rockwell
William Annis
Edward Hannigan
Old Point Comfort
Haines
Peter Haines
Captain Haines
Jenkins
Brooklyn
The Man and His Job Ideas in Business Culture
Suggestions from employees are encouraged though not always adopted. Major firms like Standard Oil value ideas, even when costly, as shown by a Pennsylvania Railroad clerk whose first costly proposal failed but a second idea yielded a large net gain.
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Standard Oil Company
Japan Building Navy Threat Prompts United States Prep
The piece argues that Britain built 27 warships for Japan with Brazil as a screen and warns the U.S. must expand its fleet to counter Japan’s rising naval power. It cites Roosevelt’s naval policy and Congress approving two Delaware-class ships, noting Japan is building faster and the Pacific control is at stake. It also notes a Colorado timber testing lab coming to Boulder.
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Sidney Graves Korn
Leslie’s Weekly
Japan
Brazil
Pacific
United States
Roosevelt
Orient
University of Colorado
Boulder
Colorado
Forest Service
Despondent Man Ends Life At Denver Boarding House
George M. Hadwick, recently arrived from Boulder, killed himself at 5 30 this morning in his room at 1533 Twenty second avenue. He left letters to his wife and son explaining the act and the handling of his small estate. The man suffered from tuberculosis and growing despondent over illness and unemployment.
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Denver
George M. Hadwick
Boulder
Twenty-second Avenue
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