Mutilated Body of E Pheland Found Near Texas Creek
The mutilated body of an unknown man believed to be John E Pheland of St Louis was found beside the Denver and Rio Grande tracks near Texas Creek. Coroner Graves and John Shaw Jr took the body for investigation. Pheland had visited Seattle Portland San Francisco and Salt Lake City before leaving for Pueblo and Denver on the 27th.
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St. Louis
Seattle
John E. Pheland
Denver & Rio Grande
Texas Creek
William Schropp
Graves
John Shaw, Jr
Wilson’s
Rhe Moranda
Missouri Athletic Association
Condon
Oregon
Pheland
Portland
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Pueblo
Denver
Suit Filed Against City Over 20000 Injury From Park Ride
Genevieve Cox through Grant Cox sues city for 20000 claiming injury from a broken merry go round in City Park on May 16. Arm amputated at shoulder, other injuries cited. case set for November term.Separately, a cyclone in St. Louis area injures a few and endangers 300 passengers on the excursion steamer Alton. wind damages property, halts trolley service, floods land, and forces evacuations.
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Tanner
Genevieve Cox
Grant Cox
South Canon
Jos. H. Maupin
St. Louis
Alton
Mississippi River
Ill
Missouri
Venice
Outlook for the fruit crop improves with heat
The hot weather boosts growth across fruit varieties and horticulturists are optimistic about a larger apple crop than thought a month ago. Orchardists who feared poor yields now expect a fairly good season with excellent prices for growers and an average, high quality harvest.
Rich ore body found near Crestone summit claim
A. H. Davis and Doc Coleman report a large, highly mineralized ore body near Crestone mountain above timber line. They estimate surface ore could assay $30 per ton, with a long tunnel and aerial haul needed for development, and say the claim has great future potential.
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A. H. Davis
Doc Coleman
Mr. Coleman
Dave Cowan
Crestone Mountain
Silver Cliffe
Mr. Davis
Messrs. Coleman and Cowan
Horn’s Peak
Bear Lake
Davis
Man Missing Believed Drowned After River Bathing
Thomas McDonald a Canon City blacksmith from Arizona vanished after supper at the Glenrock rooming house. Officials say he planned to work today but left no trace, and authorities suspect he went to bathe in the river where cramps and swift current may have caused his death. He was a roving stranger with Pennsylvania ties, last seen at 7 pm.
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Thomas McDonald
George Spreyer
McDonald
Canon City
Arizona
Glenrock
Pennsylvania
Tri County Teachers Institute Highlights and Denver Trip
Mrs Minnie C Merriam county superintendent returned from Denver where the National Education association meeting impressed with city wide lectures and government Indian school displays. Before Denver she attended Pueblo institute with 225 enrollees the largest ever for the region.
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Minnie C. Merriam
Denver
National Educational Association
Merriam
Tri-County
Teachers’ Institute
Pueblo
Fremont County
Florence
Building Up The Home Community By Buying Of Home Institutions
Canon Times discusses promoting local commerce urging readers to buy from home merchants and producers. The piece questions reciprocal support from merchants for local printing establishments and the impact of foreign competition on Canon City printing firms. Hesekiah Hayrick and his good old
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Canon Times
Canon City
The
Times
Record
Ordij Mance
the Times
Hesekiah Hayrick
Hie
Serious Runaway Injures Mrs. Coleman at Hillside
Word reaches Fremont county of a runaway accident at Hillside last Sunday night injuring Mrs. I. E. Coleman wife of M. S. Coleman. With a broken buggy tire the horse ran wild throwing her, causing deep facial cuts two broken ribs and other bruises. Dr. Baldwin treated her wounds and she rests quietly with hope for full recovery barring complications.
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Hillside
I. E. Coleman
M. S. Coleman
Felter Delivers Notable Palestine Talk At Local Church
L. W. Felter spoke at the Christian church Sunday morning replacing the sermon. He shared a largely historical view based on two journeys to Palestine and Syria, describing the Holy Land from Dan to Beersheba. Reported listeners found the lecture enlightening and informative.
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L. W. Felter
Holy Land
Old Depot to Stand While New Canon City Station Rises
Postmaster and Mrs. Robi S. Lewis visited Denver and met with Denver & Rio Grande officials about Canon City’s upcoming depot. The old station will remain until the new building is ready, expected by August, with parkside location and a large pavilion for awaiting passengers. The old structure will be moved to become ornamental grounds.
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Robi. S. Lewis
Denver
Bartlett
Lewis
Schlack
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Canon City
Schlacks
Colorado Springs
Presbyterian Giants Defeat Methodist Cubs In Narrow 4 3 Win
A large crowd watched Presbyterian Giants beat Methodist Cubs 4 to 3 in a close, exciting game. The winning run came in the last half of the final inning as fans saw strong plays and near calls. Standings note Victor leads atop a tight showing as communities back local schools. In Cripple Creek a group of American miners warned foreign workers to leave and opened fire, injuring an Austrian man, amid mining tensions and secrecy.
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Presbyterian Giants
Methodist Cubs
Las Animas
Wiaeek
Victor
Paul Zorby
Cripple Creek
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E. Pheland
Sangre DE Christo Range
Tri-County Teachers Institute
Palestine
Presbyterian
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