Notary Public Yields to Legal Case in District Court
Miss Ella Bell heads to Oklahoma City to visit her brother for a month. Judge Champion presided as Buena Vista attorney Palace Schoolfield and Fred Sabin of La Junta argued a district court chambers case. Col P W Blanchard departs for Pueblo then Trinidad for Grand Army encampment. locals join him. Louis Faelon dies of pneumonia, burial at Lakeside. Frugally urged garden plan appears in Canon City.
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Ella Bell
Allen Bell
Oklahoma City
Harkenstein
Buena Vista
Palace Schoolfield
Salida
Fred
Sabin
la Junta
Champion
District Court
Col
P. W. Blanchard
Pueblo
Trinidad
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Colorado
Wyoming
Z. D. Earnhardt
M. R. Geraghty
Nathan Ward
Louis Faelon
Lincoln Park
Brookside
Walsenburg
Lakeside Cemetery
Canon City
Pocket Savings Bank Call and save today
Pocket Savings Bank promotes savings with a call to action to open an account and start saving. The message emphasizes quick access to saving benefits and encourages customers to inquire for details.
Presbyterian ministers preach at local churchs and attend assembly
Rev Dr Vance of Hyde Park Presbyterian Chicago preaches at First Presbyterian next Sunday in morning and evening services. He is a General Assembly commissioner meeting in Denver tomorrow. J T Thomas leaves for Denver with Mrs Thomas for the assembly ten days. Local ministers lead tonight’s prayer meeting due to Thomas absence. Delegates from Colorado Springs and nearby areas attend the assembly. Also noted: lectures, travels, and legal matters involving Canon City figures and residents across towns.
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T. M. Harding
Arthur H. McLain
H. C. Webster
Puédio
Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs
Harry W. Omo
Boulder
Omo
Penitentiary
G. A. Baker
C. A. Biggs
Jim Biggs
Baker @ Biggs
Wet Mountain Valley
Canon City
RB. Thompson
Grand Junction
Harry
Signal Service
Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Greenhorn Mountains
Mona
Robert E. Smith
Cripple Creek
Lafe Combs
John D. Davis
Denver University
Greenwood Avenue
Lloyd Egbers
Salt Lake City
Bert Snyder
J. R. Wright
River Street
City
Snyder
W. E. Mitchell
Florence
Gibbs
Canon
A. R. Mitchell
Denver &Rio Grande Railroad Company
Manitou
Pike's Peak
R. B. Thompson
Western Slope
M. N. Converse
Four Mile
Hastings
Nebraska
William T. Wallace
Colorado Light and Power Company
W. R. Amos
Colorado Springs
Bea W. Rea
Amos
Mr. Rea
Lafayette
Indiana
Mamie Leake
Mies Leake
Tulsa
Dr. Vance
Hyde Park Presbyterian Church
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian General Assembly
Denver
United States
J. T. Thomas
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church of America
Thomas
S. F. Entors
Synod of Colorado
Howard Agnew Johnson
Montfort
Arsa
Lamar
Rocky Ford
R. D.collins
Canon City Y. M. C. A
Crystal Theatre
Frank Barthel
Grand Judtion
Tennessee Pass
Denver and Rio Grande
Colorado & Southern
Mamie Lake
Harry Thompson
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
South
J. H. Maupin
J. G. Schweigert
D. W. Ross
Canon City Merchants’ Association
Montrose
Anna
Ritzman
John Ritsman
Tax coal production to aid injured miners proposed
Denver reports a U S Geological Survey summary showing 3 125 miners killed and 5 316 injured in 1907 coal mines. The American Mining Congress proposes a one cent per ton tax to fund aid for dependents, with advocacy and planning by J G McHenry and leaders from mining organizations and operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
United States Geological Survey
United States
West Virginia
New Mexico
Alabama
Colorado
Washington
Montana
Congress
American Mining Congress
Pittsburg
J. G. McHenry
Pennsylvania
Mining Congress
Ohio
Illinois
John Mitchell
Thos. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
J.G. McHenry
A. B. Fleming
Glenn W. Trear
Illinois Coal Operators’ Association
Alexander Dempster
Monongahela River Coal & Coke Co
Thomas L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Ind
Bureau of Mines
Goldfield
Nevada
Fire destroys Gold King plant and cremates miner
Silvertom May 19. Fire yesterday morning cremated Arthur Stokes 45, a miner, and destroyed the surface plant of the Gold King Mining and Milling Co at Gladstone, causing about 40000 dollars in losses. Sparks from a pasting engine are blamed. night watchman found the blaze in the boarding house. all others escaped but Stokes was suffocated and burned. His remains were brought there last night. A fire raged a frea ago destroyed the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvertom
Qgolo
Arthur Stokes
Gold King Mining and Milling Company
Gladstone
Stokes
Fire wipes out boarding house and workshops in old town
A year after a blaze, the boarding house, bunkhouse, compress or house, tramway terminals, and blacksmith shop were destroyed. In the excitement Stokes was forgotten inside and could not be rescued in time. Rebuilding will start immediately.
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Stokes
Meetings in Denver Attract Canon Ladies Observers
A Presbyterian church assembly in Denver from the 20th draws national church leaders and Canon City Presbyterians. Women join missionary meetings, Home Missions, and Sunday school sessions. Notable figures include Susan Stover Ella Boole S F Lincoln and Josephine Petrie. About eighty missionaries will attend as honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of America
Denver
Woman’s Board of Home Missions
Susan Stover
Freedmen’s Department of the Home Board
Ella Boole
S. F. Lincoln
Woman's Board of Home Missions
Josephine Petrie
Young People’s Department
L. M. Coy
Chas. E. Bradt
Standard Oil capitalist H H Rogers dies in New York
New York May 19 H H Rogers the Standard Oil capitalist died at his East 78th Street residence at seven this morning He had risen at six thirty and complained of illness before medical help arrived He had been in declining health for years He had been at his country home in Fair Haven Massachusetts last Friday before returning to the city The death caused stock volatility especially in copper before settling again
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
East 78Th Street
Fairhaven
Mass
Patriotic Address at Canon City High Friday
Patriotic services under Greenwood Post No. 10 G. A. R. will be held in Canon City High School Assembly hall Friday morning with Prof. George E. Colgate, former county superintendent, as principal speaker. Public invited. A relief train was sent to Tennessee Pass to help reopen the tunnel above Leadville after a collapse, carrying 50 to 60 Greek Austrian and Japanese laborers and tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Canon City
Norris
Rockvale
Our City
Ohio Association
Fremont County
Colorado
Court House
Ohio
Porter C. Lyons
Pueblo
J. H. Brevereon
Rudd Avenue
Mr. Lyons
J. M. Anderson & Company
Pressey- Tanner Produce Company
Greenwood Post
No. 10
Canon City High School
George E. Colgate
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Tennessee Pass
Leadville
Things Heard on Canon City Streets Sparks Headlines
A Canon City street tale describes a beauty from a scrub family and a young boy LeRoy Brouse who struggles to speak. A tall, menacing figure chasing a Canon City woman turns out to be a 16 year old boy with milk cartons for clanking armor. A fragment hints at ham bone improving wages and soup.
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LeRoy
Sam Brouse
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Jydes
Ragsdale's
Notary Public
W. B. Rowland
Ain Street
Tearedas
Asteria
G. W. Hatcher
Rome
Minkeyte
Davegyn
Os Amaterions
East
R. E. Diemer
Carroll
Harold
Wellington
Kansas
G. W. Sylvis
Hammond
Marie C. Sylvis
Ress
Pocket Savings Bank
Citizens State Bank
T. B. Coulter
J. W. Cannon
M.J. Brans
Cashier
Wil Osert
Horning
Ace
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