Man Arrested For Carrying Concealed Weapons Fined
Charles Crowder, about twenty, was arrested near Canon Steam Laundry on West Main Street and found with a 44 calibre revolver. In Justice Kennedy's court he was found guilty of carrying concealed weapons, fined forty dollars and costs, ten days in county jail, and the gun confiscated for sale to benefit the county school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Crowder
Wodteen
Hiram Pilmore
Canon Steam Laundry
West Main Street
Smith & Wesson
Crowder
Justice Kennedy
G. W. Tobin
Fair Scantile
Eighth Streets
Mr. Collina
Mr. Tobin
Pueblo
A. Huxley
Denver
Albert Garlinghouse
Book binding handled through Denver bindery options
The Record office offers simple binding locally and sends to Denver for higher quality work. They partner with a large Denver bindery and charge the same price as Denver plus freight. They occasionally ship bundles by freight within a week or 80 days, inviting magazines and books to be bound by arranging with the next shipment.
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Denver
Stock Show and Horse Fair at Denver in 1909
The National Stock Show and Horse Fair will be held in Denver January 18 to 23 at the new National Amphitheatre. The event promises the finest stock exhibition west of Chicago with special low rail rates from the Denver & Rio Grande. Tickets go on sale January 16 to January 21 from listed Colorado points with final return January 26.
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Denver
Chicago
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado
Alamosa
Telluride
Reverend Carmichael Dies After Confessed Murder Plot
Carthage Illinois reports Rev. John H. Carmichael died by his own hand after confessing in a ten page letter that he killed Gideon Browning at Battle Run Methodist Church Michigan. He discusses hypnotic influence and dismemberment of the body and burning remains in a stove before death. The letter is held by police.
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Carthage
Inl
John H. Carmichael
Gideon Browning
Battle Run Methodist Church
Michigan
Carmichael
Browning
J. H. Carmichael
Ill
Elder
Columbus
Port Hu
Union Station
Chicago
Died at Home on Four Mile Monday Night
Mrs. J. J. Stanley died at her daughter’s home on Four Mile at 7 30 Monday evening aged 78 8 20 born in Indiana came to Colorado from near Pleasanton Kansas six years ago She leaves a husband one son T B Stanley of Wister Oklahoma two daughters Mrs Chas O Lamb of this city and Mrs Bert Lamb of Potvin Kansas plus relatives She was a Methodist funeral 2 o clock Wednesday Wilson's undertaking parro lungs interment Lakeside cemetery
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J. J. Stanley
Chas. O. Lamb
Indiana
Colorado
Pleasanton
Kansas
T. B. Stanley
Wister
Oklahoma
City
Bert Lamb
Potvin
Methodist Church
Wilson
Frank R. Hollenback
Lakeside Cemetery
Preventica Candy Cold Cure Tablets Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Preventica candy like tablets as a cold remedy with no harsh tastes. It claims a few hours break of feverish symptoms and appeals to children, priced as a large box with 48 tablets for 25 cents, sold by Rambo & Simon through a druggist.
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Rambo & Simon
Men Versed in Building Rival Women in Dressmaking
A reflective note contrasts male interest in erecting a new building with female interest in designing a new dress, suggesting equal curiosity across genders in creative endeavors.
Masonic Soldier of Fortune Dies at 51 in Canon City
Harry Woods Emmerson longtime traveler and railroad pioneer dies at 425 Pike Avenue after a lingering illness. Born in Albion, he held a West Point cadetship attempt, served in Asia and the Pacific, helped build railroads in Manila, Siam, and China, and earned a British parliamentary pension for defending English property in Manchuria. He died peacefully at home, unmarried, with funeral set private at Lakeside Cemetery.
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Harry Woods Emmerson
E. W. Emmerson
Pike Avenue
Albion
General Grant
United States
Military Academy
West Point
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Indiana
California
Sacramento
Hawaiian Islands
King Kalakaua
Hackfeld & Company
Hamburg
Germany
Equatorial
Pacific Ocean
Philippines
Asia
Emerson
South Seas
Polynesia
Manila
Philippine Islands
Dagupan
Siam
Straits Settlement
Tonquin
China
Siberia
Pekin
Tientsin
Calcutta
Port Arthur
Nieuchwang
Manchuria
Washington
Boxer
Emmerson
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Acapulco
Chihuahua
Cuba
Santiago
Fire department halts stable blaze on Harrison avenue
Firemen answered a quarter to 1 this morning to stop a stable fire at the west end of Harrison avenue behind Al Baxter's feed yard. High winds threatened a major disaster, but quick action kept the blaze in check and the building, owned by T. D. Lloyd, suffered little damage.
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Harrison Avenue
al Baxter
T. D. Lloyd
Stricter Delivery Rules for Canon City Mail Routes
Post office enforces strict rules for foot carriers delivering mail in Canon City residence districts. Mail should not be left on porches behind screens or under doors unless requested or a box on the porch is available. Patrons should be present to receive mail or provide a written note to the postmaster. Carriers will not work beyond eight hours. delays hinder routes. Other content promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative with local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Department
Canon City
Post Office
New man Bert Williams joins Daily Record staff
Bert Williams formerly of the Florence Tribune becomes advertising solicitor for the Daily Record and plans Canon City residence. He and wife establish a home at 1111 River Street. Governor Buchter commutes John E. Godding’s sentence from eight to ten years in prison to two to two and a half years, ending weeks of speculation.
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Bert Williams
Florence
Buchted
John E. Godding
Rocky Ford Bank
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Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Mair Vigor
Bowen
Millitary Street
South Park
Port Huron
Masonic Order
Washington Hidalgo
J. L. Wilkinson
Congregation of the First Christian Church
Daily Record
the First National Bank
C. M. Macneill
Spencer Penrose
Q. MacDonald
Hudson
D. H. Shoup
Capital
Fremont County
Tomers
S. Raynolds
G. A. Baker
G. F P. Rockafellow
D. N. Cooper
KX & Lewis
R. Tanner
Henney
Main St
Dr. Shoop
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