Denver and West bound notes from the Inter Ocean
Denver visitors include J. D. Freeborn George W. Jones and Mrs T N Shanks with family. Several figures return from travels to Salt Lake City the East and Texas. Horse expert Dec Denton visits lower farms while weather compares Wyoming Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
F. A. Stuteer
West
Bilas Doty
Burlington
R. B. Field
Denver
Bishop Burke
Salt Lake City
M. K. Bannister
East
T. N. Shanks
Alex. H. Swan
M. K. Post
Steward Wilsock
Hospital
North Platte
W. C. Hart
Fort Collins
Inter Ocean
Wood
Union Pacific
Laramie
Green
Cheyenne & Northern
Craig
Carbon County
Rawlins
HB. P. Dwyer
Texas
Cheyenne
John Sparks
Dec
Idaho
Wyoming
Green River
Weather and sports notes from Cheyenne region
Meteorologists report continued unsettled weather in the West with light snow in St. Vincent and light rain in Galveston. Temperatures run 10 to 15 degrees above normal. Cheyenne range 16 to 46. Today fair and warmer. A shotgun match featuring Gen Donzelman and John Schuoeman to decide at about 50 and 45 birds respectively. Sutton beat Ross in a $300 match at Carbon. Auditor Grant comments on territorial gubernatorial timber and endorses Warren Morgan and Babbitt, with no strong bias shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duseaver
Creice
Conyenne
St. Vincent
Galveston
Cheyenne
Fair Grounds
Gen. Donzelman
John Schuoeman
Schuncman
Sutton
Ross
Carbon
Grant
Warren
Morgan
Babbitt
Fire injures two babies in house blaze
Sroxane Fallis reports that on February 2 Mr. Billinger left her two babies alone in the house. While he visited the house caught fire and the children were burned. The incident is noted at Geo W. Brown's for watch and clock repairs near the Masonic block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sroxane Fallis
W. T
Geo W. Brown
Masonic Block
Massive $3 Million Fire Destroys Seven Block District
Early Feb 2 fire on Seneca and Exchange streets in Rurrano destroyed forty buildings across seven to eight acres. Key losses include Hoffelds leather works, Jewett & Co, Sibley Holwood, Fowler & Sons hardware, Arlington hotel, and several liquor and express firms. One fireman died. others injured as walls collapsed amid sleet and strong winds. Insurance coverage cited as generally adequate. total losses estimated between two and three million dollars.
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Rurrano
Seneca Street
Exchange Street
Hoffeld
National Express Company
Jewett & Co
Root & Keating
Sibley & Holwood
Swift & Stambach
Fr. Kwan
Holmwood
Fce
Reynold
Broezel
Carroll Street
Sibley and Holmwood
Jewett Building
Jewett
Jewett Block
Breezer House
Kygan
Shephard's
A. T. Kerr & Co
Sydney Shephard’s
Wells Street
Arlington Tha
Arlington Hotel
Broesel Hotel
Egan's Liquor Store
Fowler & Son
Sidney, Shephard & C O
Sibley Confectionery
T. Reynolda & Co
E. Co. Swift & Stambach
Fowler & Sons
Root & Keatings
KR. Hofield & Co
Fire destroys old Museo building in Denver
A fire in Denver on February 2 damaged the old Museo building at Seventeenth and Lawrence, owned by Peter Gowery. The loss reached 850,044 and was insured for 40,000. Kilpatrick & Co. storehouse nearby suffered water damage estimated at 7,500. The blaze is believed to have started from basement heating equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Museo
Lawrence Streets
F. P. Scott Hardware Company
Peter Gowery
Kilpatrick & Co
Tragedy at Hyde Park Residence Ends in Murders
In Hyde Park, at the home of P F Murger, George W. Clark a young butler and Tillie Hylander a Swedish servant killed each other after a lover’s quarrel. Clark fired three times missing Tillie, then fatally wounded himself with a razor. Both died on the kitchen floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcano
P. PF. Murger
Hyde Park
George W. Clark
Butler
Tillie Hylander
Clark
James Ross lands $22 million Chilean railway contract
James Ross, noted for building sections of the Canadian Pacific and Short Line railways, has secured several Chilean government contracts to construct about 7 miles of new railway at an estimated outlay of 22 million dollars. The lines aim to open up the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
James Ross
Rocky Mountain
Selkirk
Chillian Government
Boy Falls From New Story Building Warden's Son Hurt
Danven Feb 2 ten year old Walter Lvors son of the city fire warden fell from a new sight story building. He struck the tale and rebounded to the middle of the street. He was picked up with both legs and one shoulder broken. Physicians say he will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danven
Walter Lvors
Priest Sent to Jail for Five Weeks in Crimen Act Case
Father Morrison of Castle Connell received five weeks imprisonment for offences under the crimen act. Constable Clifton resigned in protest of the treatment of O Brien by prison officials at Clonmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowan
Father Morrison
Castle Connell
Clifton
O'Brien
Clonmel
Tow boat disaster destroys Two Brothers in Pirrsnvaoc
Fire and boiler rupture at the Pirrsnvaoc wharf obliterated the tow boat Two Brothers and wrecked nearby Return. Three people were killed and two injured as debris and steam showered the area in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Brothers
Persona
Wreck of Rose Meath Near Port Patrick
The British bark Rose Meath from Dublin broke adrift in a gale while towed to the Clyde and wrecked at Port Patrick. The mate his wife and five seamen drowned in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dublin
Clyde
Portpatrick
City turmoil at Tenth Street as green driver targeted
About noon a mob at Tenth street and avenue C tried to force a green driver from his car. Police fought to restore order while a large force guarded Fifth Avenue and Belt Line cars amid bottles and stones from a 2000 strong crowd. Over 20 conductors and drivers arrived from Boston and Philadelphia to take jobs on the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tenth Street
Avenue C
Brooklyn
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-second
Fifty Third
Boston
Philadelphia
Coal strikes idle four thousand as mines suspend
Su Ham McKin reports the Burkridge Burnside Bear Valley and North Franklin Nos 1 and 2 collieries owned by the Reading company suspended a ton s indefinitely due to weakness in the coal market. Four thousand men are idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Su Ham McKin
Burkridge
Burnside
Bear Valley
North Franklin
Reading Com
Dane
Strange Developments in Camden Nurse Case
Prosecutor Jenkins said after a conference with doctors that injuries to Miss Risenhart of Cooper Hospital were personal safety related and that the county would not continue the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poiavetrain
Jenkins
Camden
N. J
Risenhart
Cooper Hospital
Bank Clerk Trapped In Vault For Fifteen Hours
Benjamin Gram, a bookkeeper at the New Haven Savings Bank, was accidentally locked in the bank vault yesterday afternoon. He remained in the vault for fifteen hours until this morning at eight o'clock when he emerged, hungry but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Benjamin
Gram
New Haven Savings Bank
Australia Sees Samoa Tensions Prompt Aid to Crown
The U S secretary of state received a cable from the Melbourne exposition commissioner reporting Australia has adopted a crown address and seeks treaties guaranteeing Samoa independence. It notes anxiety over Samoa events and warns against foreign dominion endangering regional tranquility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuiaren
United States
Melbourne
Federal Council of Australia
Samoa
Australia
Bayard
Indian murderers in jail spur alarm in Antelope Valley
Officials in Meno county telegraphed Governor Waterman from Saccasuenro Feb 2 about alarm over gatherings of Indians in Antelope Valley. Sheriff requests fifty stands of arms and ammunition immediately as two Indian murderers remain jailed at Bridgeport. Telegram forwarded to Governor at Folsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saccasuenro
Qala
Meno County
Waterman
Antelope Valley
Bridgeport
Folsom
Petition to Congress on Youth Tramps Reform
Gen Harri son reports from Indianapolis that Alexander Hogeland leads the Boys and Girls National Home and Employment Association in urging congressional action. The group seeks laws to curb youth crime among 30 000 confirmed tramps, arguing governmental control is needed to reform neglected youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Harrison
Alexander Hogeland
Boy'’s and
Girl's National Home and Employment Association
United States
Congress
Fle
Larax
Traveler's tale of Marshal McAllimer killer near Purvell
Alfred LT reports Charles Stine who killed Marshal McAllimer at Purvell on the 20th fled but was killed nearby during a night clash while resisting arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kas
Alfred
Charles Stine
McAllimer
Purvell
Local earthquake rattles Clarkbyllle area at 7:45 AM
A distinct quake shook Clarkbyllle Missouri at 745 in the morning, rattling objects but causing no reported damage. The tremor was felt in Maynorsville as well. The notice adds a price sale for evening dresses at Kelloor's with notable discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkbyllle
Maynorsville
Great Rascal Sullivan Hit With Broad Fraud Claims
Indianapolis report details wide scale alleged theft by County Clerk John R. Sullivan. Investigations reveal over $116 000 misappropriated from county funds plus further losses and lawsuits against his bondsmen. John R. Wilson appointed to fill Sullivan's term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John KE. Sullivan
Koough
Banda
Sullivan
Board of County Commissions
John R. Wilson
John R. Sullivan
Insurance Embezzler Moore Located in Montreal
Telegrams report Joseph A. Moore, the insurance embezzler, found in Montreal by Canadian police. A woman accompanies him, likely his daughter. The insurance company has offered no response or contact with Montreal authorities to pursue Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inpianarotis
Joseph A. Moore
Montreal
Moore
Pensions Deficit Heads Congress Action in Fiscal Year
The commissioner of pensions warns of an eight thousand four hundred dollar shortfall beyond existing appropriations and urges immediate congressional consideration to prevent pension payments from stopping. Other items note Oklahoma land settlement provisos, delays in Samoa diplomacy, and upcoming territories actions by the House committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnsuron
Commissioner of Pensions
Interior
Congress
Oklahoma
House
Sewall
Samoa
Assistant
Rives
State Department
Hayard
Bismarck
House Committee On Territories
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Arizona
Nebraska Senate Votes on Liquor Amendment Path
Lincoln Neb February 2 after a fourteen hour session the senate agreed to the house amendments for submission to the people of a constitutional amendment providing either for a high liquor license or total prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Senate
Wreck of Lymington Steamer Off Franoomboe Coast
The Lymington steamer was wrecked Friday near ilfranoomboe with no passengers drowned. New Panawa canal shares to Paria failed as New York banks hold 1,000,000 above legal requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panawa Canal
Paria
New York
Lymington
Ilfranoomboe
Kortine Watch No Pairing Cee David Miller
Kortine watch shows no pairing for Cee David Miller at Idelman Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kortine
Cee David Miller
Idelman Block
Death of Crown Prince Rudolf in Berlin Duel
The Opening Sun via Berlin sources reports Crown Prince Rudolf was killed in a duel Tuesday by Count Franz Clam Gallas near Meyerling. Witnesses include Hoyos Coburg and Kinaky. The prince died at Meyerling castle just as a Hoffburg state dinner began.
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New York
Berlin
Rudolph
Franz Clam Gallas
Count Hoyos
Prince Coburg
Ferdinand Kinaky
Meyerling
Hoffburg
Clam Callas
Pee Hoyon
Clam Gallas
Crown Prince’s Funeral to Be Simple and Brief
Official Gazette notes a brief funeral for the crown prince with one hour of services and attendance by only King and Queen of Belgium. Emperor Franz Joseph appears aged by tragedy, while court surgeons report brain abnormalities suggesting insanity in the crown prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Belgium
Mperor Francia Joseph
Prieats
Philip of Coburg
Loscheck
Archduke Francis
Rudolph
Crown Prince
Night murder of 25 year old woman in city vacant lot
Police investigated a midnight shooting found in a northeast city lot. The victim, a well dressed 25 year old woman, had a head wound from a close range gunshot and facial powder singe. Suspect George Fredricks remained under suspicion with no conclusive evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payapengiia
George Fredricks
Fire arson fears and underwriter warns higher rates
A New York Sun report quotes an underwriter in Te Tribune arguing that many fires are arson by property owners and that last year city losses reached 120 million. He predicts insurers will raise rates to cover both honest and dishonest policyholders, harming honest customers, while government action could help prevent arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Tribune
AO Portuit
New York Sun
Kleotric Hitters Promoted By Local Druggists
The article reports multiple local endorsements for Kleotric Hitters from W D Bult of Bippus and Abraham Bellville and others. They claim the remedy cures liver kidney and blood issues with relief in various cases and note a price of fifty cents per bottle at W N Blunt’s drug store, also mentioning job printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Bult
Bippus
Ind
Que Wan
Rennes
Abraham
Bellville
W.N. Blunt
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J. D. Freeborn
George W. Jones
Millnery
8. Walker
Eighteenth Street
Central Avenue
Canfield
Europe
Ramrie Pali
Muni
Bae Rapope
Canfield Rubber Company
Leonard
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Railroads For
South America
Boy Tramps
Kelloor's
Rascal
Washington Notes
Missisippi Valley
Luoberman
Wien
Docomicribe
Loader
First National Bank of
Cheyenne Wye
T. B. Hicks
J. E. Wild
G. E. Abbott
Capital Stork
Staples
Profite
Cinema Het
Benny
Sheena
Yeu
Tuis
HK. Clarke
Merce
West Sixteenth Street
G. G. Masten
Sixteenth and Ferguson Sts
Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer
Om Hand
R. S. Vantassell
Rock Springs Coal
Magic City Fuel Co
Stewart Coal
Saddle Rock
Oyster and Chop House
Seventeenth St
Geo. Lyons
E.S. Johnston & Bro
Geos
W. Stanley
ER. Mehely
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