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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
3
President Roosevelt spoke at the Jamestown exposition praising Georgia's role in history and discussing the corporation issue. He urged avoiding vindictive hatred toward wrongdoers while noting remedies, then affirmed the navy as the surest guard for peace and honor should war arise.
Boise, Idaho June 10 Immediately after going on the stand Orchard requested permission to correct two statements from Saturday. He says Billy Aikimen made the experiments and that he and Steve Adams did not carry guns in holsters while after Governor Peabody. He noted religious talks with Detective McParland and Hawley as strength for cross examination.
Orchard says religion has helped him endure severe strain and maintain strength.
The Council of Progressives in Tokyo calls the anti-Japanese incident on the Pacific coast a flagrant violation of equal treaty rights. They condemn U S government handling and urge steps to protect Japanese lives and property in America and uphold national dignity.
Two Florence girls returned home to a locked door and spent a night on the doorstep. A neighbor used a telephone to wake their father, who opened the door and allowed them inside. The tale highlights a simple rescue via a phone call.
Thirty-two men pleaded guilty in a United States court to conspiracy to transport interstate lottery advertisements. Judge Toulmin sentenced them to fines totaling 284000 dollars and ordered surrender and destruction of lottery materials. The defendants agreed to dispose of the John M. Rogers Press printing establishment in Wilmington Delaware used by the Honduras National Lottery Company.
Tickets have been printed for many years. With pleas of guilty and surrender of all lottery material, the Honduras National Lottery company, successor to the Louisiana Lottery, ceased to exist. Defendants included William P. Parkhouse Jas Rea C W Bredow William P. Johnson Louis C. Graham Edward L. Pinac David Henry Morris Alfred Hennen Morris Frank L. Howard Albert Baldwin Sr Chapman Hyams Paul Conrad John Demarest Walter J Demarest Edward J Demarest, all of New Orleans. John Morris Rogers Jesse K Baylis Lester K Baylis of Wilmington Del. Gen W L Cabell of Dallas Herman Brunner of St Louis and a dozen others in eastern and southern cities.
Japanese consul general in San Francisco may sue the city for damages to Horseshoe restaurant and Folsom bath house after a May 20 mob attack. Governor Gillett and California officials report the incident stemmed from labor tensions, with racial motives only incidental and police protected Japanese establishments.
Southern Colorado district missionary convention of the Christian church unfolds Tuesday and Wednesday with sessions at 2:00 PM and 7:45 PM. Mrs. D W Moore leads Christian Woman's Board activities. Leonard G Thompson and D W Moore headline addresses. programs include prayers, reports, and music across two days with various church leaders from Pueblo Canon City and Trinidad.
W B Harter delivers address in Rocky Ford at 8 15 with focus on personal devotion and spiritual discipline. The lecture outlines practical steps for living a consecrated life and its impact on community and faith practice.
Pueblo Colorado Elks plan a grand parade display at the national convention in Philadelphia. Southern and western lodges unite to lead the procession with 100 burros adorned with papier mache antlers and Elk costumes. A special Pullman train departs July 11 carrying delegates and Elks from Colorado.
The article notes Henry Van Dyke’s praise of angling as a sport that inspired literature and poetry. It ascribes a strong poetic tradition to fishing from Shakespeare onward, citing Walton's Compleat Angler and numerous verses about fishing’s charms.
A survey of poets from Walton to Byron and Henry Van Dyke praises fishing as a refined pastime. It notes Hiawatha and Ugudwash as vivid fish stories, Walton’s circle for verse about angling, and quotes Walton’s admirers and other writers who celebrate the peaceful lure of the sport.
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