Omaha Exposition Plans Highlight New Attractions
Dr. George L. Miller discusses the Greater America Exposition in Omaha with aims to attract ten million visitors. Moving exhibits, live displays, islands products, native tribes, and a robust Midway are planned with space booked for industrial and manufacturing showcases.
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PeesiSont Miller
New York Sun
George L. Miller
United States
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Greater America Ex Position Company
Bureau of Exhibits
L .N. Simpson
Simpson
Midwest
Omaha
New Exposition Company
Florence and Cripple Creek Plan Route to Canon City
Florence and Cripple Creek announce building toward Canon City and agree to make Canon City the main line terminal with machine shops and round houses.
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Citizens’ Committee
Carson City
Arkansas Valley
Great Gold Camp
Pikes Peak
Union Station
Railroad plans promise boom for Cafson City and Carson
Florence & Cripple Creek railway signs agreement to build a spur to Cafson City and extend to Carson City with a new union station. A 500 ton plant by Metallic Extraction and a steel rails order signal rapid construction. Officials foresee a 90 day field survey, large payrolls, new smelting and refining works, and a major boost to the Gate City’s economy and regional trade.
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Cafson City
Cripple Creek
Florence & Cripple Creek Railway Company
Mile Post Seven
Sylvester T. Smith
Florence & Cripple Creek Company
N. F. Handy
Jos. W. Milsom
J. H. Peabody
C. C. Dawson
Carson City
Syl. T. Smith
A. C. Ridgway
G. E. Ross-Lewin
David H. Moffat
Phillip Argall
Cafon City
Denver & Rio Grande
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Casghonne
Labortnaon
Ot 16
Messrs
Moffat
Argal
Corps of Engineers
Gold Belt
Four Mile
Rio Grande
Union Depot
Denver
Colorado
United States
Cafion
Perece
Two Murders and Suicide Shock City in Tragic Weekend
Sam Roberts shot his mother in law Mrs Wile and then killed his wife Lena Lewis before turning the pistol on himself on a Saturday night. The family tragedy at Fifteenth and Main unfolded after years of marital strife and a dying child. A neighbor found three bodies in one room. Lena survived long enough to signal her husband’s deed. Roberts, a 28 year old former railroad fireman, died from a self inflicted shot to the head. the two women were buried in Columbus, Kansas after an inquest.
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Sam Roberts
Inlaw
Mrs Wile
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Lena Lewis
Lewis
Roberta
Roberts
Leslie
Peaney
D. & R.G. Railway Company
Santa Fe
Columbes
Kansas
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The Blue Satin Slippers and Outlook Recreation Number
The article notes Merimees short story The Blue Satin Slippers is adapted in the Argonaut for June 12 1899 and highlights a wedding night of terror. It also covers The Outlook annual June Recreation Number eleventh edition focusing on outdoor topics with illustrated seasonable pieces including The Golfing Woman by Van Tassel Sutphen praising women’s golf and portraits of notable women.
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van Tassel Sutphen
Mise Hoyt
Mies Griacom
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Fremont County
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Russell
Yard Room
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Suigde
Herbert Blake
Blake
Hiske Ranch
Petgawest
Frank L. Smith
Enquirest
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Jons M. Adams
South Canon
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Lincoln Park
Puraishea House
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Renee Wannte
Ac Ees and
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Frement County Bank
Sa Yuer
Cleveland
Literary News
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First National Bank OF
Caron Oitt
Colo Capital
Clelland Block
Main Street
Lyhan Robison
N. C. Craven
Baker & Biggs
Baker & Bias
Fruit
Handy & WrOce Elk
Dall Deweese
Cole
F. A. Rayholds
Q. F. Rockafellow
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Fremont County Bank
Card City, Colo
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