Turks Massing for Clash with Czar
Reports say Turkish infantry and Hurdish tribesmen mass near Bayazid and other frontier points while Russia moves 60 000 troops from the Caucasus to the Turkish border. Panic grips Caucasus residents as Turkish units in Armenia threaten the region. Russia warns of possible conflict affecting Germany Britain and Russia.
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Russia
Petersburg
Turkey
Bayazid
Petsia
Caucasus
Armenia
Persia
Tiflis
Tabriz
Germany
Great Britain
St. Petersburg
Ellen M Stone bids for revival of notoriety
Ellen M Stone the American missionary who was abducted by Bulgarian brigands near Djumbaia in 1901 and later ransomed called on Secretary Root at the State Department urging a demand on the Turkish government for 66000 to be paid back to American subscribers. Root promised to review the record.
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Washington, D. C
Ellen M. Stone
Djumbaia
Root
State Department
Loysen
Ray H. Pressler
Q. H. Howards
Pressler
Commonwealth
Admiral Converse Defends Navy Vessel Designs
Washington Feb 8 Admiral Converse submitted to Secretary Metcalf a detailed report defending Navy vessel designs. He argues through figures and scale drawings that American fighting ships were the best in their class at the design date and remain on par with foreign ships today.
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Washington, D. C
Converse
Metcalf
New Girl Arrives at Bartlett Home
Mrs. W A Bartlett welcomed a fine daughter last evening. The newborn, named Bartlett, is reported progressing satisfactorily.
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Bartlett
W. A. Bartlett
Weather Report for Washington and Wyoming Forecast
Forecast for Wyoming calls for fair Sunday with possible snow in the northeast, rain on Monday, and fair in the southeast. Local data show a high of 46 and a low of 24 with no precipitation through 6 pm February 8.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Utah National Bank Faces Loss Of 43000
Salt Lake City reports the Utah National Bank has been quietly investigating a disappearance of 43000 in currency from its reserve over the past month. Bank officers admit the loss and say arrests are expected soon as the inquiry continues.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
the Tribune
Utah National Bank
Debate over Naval Bill Four or Two Battleships
Washington D C February 8 The house committee on national affairs spent nearly three hours debating the naval bill ahead of Monday's vote The panel is split over whether to back four battleships proposed by the department and urged by the president or to limit to two under retrenchment by the Republican majority No decision was reached with a likely recommendation for two battleships
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On ‘National Affairs
Beautiful grounds on Randall Avenue begin improvements
C F Swagger, a general landscape gardener for the Union Pacific, is developing a six acre Randall boulevard tract. The land has been plowed a well drilled and thousands of trees will be planted this spring. He will irrigate with a new irrigating system recently invented and new to the west. His South Side home is admired, but Randall boulevard grounds will surpass it when complete.
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Randall Avenue
C. F. Swagger
Union Pacific Railroad
Randall Boulevard
Swayger
Belgian Consul Announces 1910 Brussels Exposition
Jean Mignolet the Belgian consul at Denver sends notice on black bordered stationery that the Brussels Universal and International Exposition will be held in 1910 in memory of the late King Carlos of Spain.
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Jean Mignolet
Denver
Brussels
Eleventh Infantry to Extend Stay in Cuba
Letters received here state the Eleventh United States Infantry will remain in Cuba for another year. The regiment’s time in Cuba will count as foreign service and they will not be recalled for Philippine duty.
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United States Infantry
Fort Russell
Cuba
Island
East Cheyenne Property Changes Hands in Sale
The J W Newman agency reports HM L Vining and wife sold to Frank BR and Fred J Stanton the north half of lot 2 and north eighty eight feet of lots 3 and 4 block 360 at 615 Mast Twentieth street for 3000. The five room collage is the improved property.
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East Cheyenne
J. W. Newman Real Estate Agency
HM. L. Vining
Frank BR
Fred J. Stanton
Mast Twentieth Street
Million Dollar Company in Receiver's Hands
New Martineville West Virginia February 8 F F Lowther president of the Lowther Kaufmann Oil and Coal company capitalised at million dollars today asked for a receiver for the company.
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New Martineville
W. Va
F. F. Lowther
Lowther-Kaufmann Oi] & Coal Company
Meyendorf Interior Department Agent Dies in Portland
Frank Michael Meyendorf, a special agent of the interior department, died in Portland Oregon today from Brights disease. Born of noble Polish birth, he was noted for probing coal land frauds in Utah Wyoming and Colorado in 1906 and his knowledge helped the Interstate Commerce Commission convict many offenders.
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Meyendorf
Interior Department
Portland
Ore
Frank Michael Meyendorf
Bright
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mrs. McDonald Trial Nears End in Guerrin Murder Case
Closing arguments for the defense in Mrs. Dora McDonald's trial began as attorney P H O'Donnell spoke for hours. Proceedings continued through the afternoon with the defense to present further remarks on Monday and the prosecution set to make final arguments on Tuesday.
Prominent North Dakota Newspaper Leader Dies
Fargo burial note reports Major Alanson W. Edwards founder of the Fargo Daily Argus in 1879 and later of the Fargo Forum, who also served as Fargo mayor and last held the U S consul post at Montreal. He was a key figure in state business and politics until recent years.
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Fargo
N. D
Alonson W. Edwards
Argun
Fargo Forum
United States
Montreal
San Francisco Mayor Edward Taylor Weds Eunice Jeffers
The wedding of Mayor Edward W. Taylor and Eunice Jeffers was celebrated this afternoon at the mayor's home in San Francisco California.
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San Francisco
Mins Jeffers
Cal
Edward W. Taylor
Eunice Jeffers
Pressler and Loysen Face Fate in Court Tangle
District court records reveal detective Loysen pleading guilty to larceny as bailee and receiving a 3 1 2 year sentence at Rawlins penitentiary. Deputy Perry to escort Loysen. Loysen’s ex-c.el detective partner Pressler awaits confrontation in the penitentiary garb of a convict.
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Loysen
Rawlins
Nelson Perry
D. P. Gould
Denver
Buechner Jewelry Company
Pressler
Laysen
Edwards
Imarold St. Clair
Clair
Matson
St. Clair
Yesterdo
Honest Toll
Hocont
Two Bandits Rob Train Near Chicago Suburb
Two daring bandits held up a fast merchandise freight train of the Chicago and Alton railroad as it passed through Corwitz a Chicago suburb. They terrorized and robbed the crew then fled with money and jewelry. Police from Brigston Park launched a manhunt around Lockport. The robbers wore red bandanas and ordered crew to surrender. Conductor James Shannon and Flagman Howard Kenyon from Bloomington Illinois complied.
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Chicago
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Corwitz
Brigston Park
Lockport
Central Park Avenue
Brighton Park
James Shannon
Bloomington
Howard Kenyon
Royalty Laid to Rest in Lisbon Silent Funeral Procession
In Lisbon on February 8, the murdered king and crown prince were carried in gilded chariots to the Pantheon. A vast funeral pageant formed a calm, guarded procession with shops closed and crowds standing with bare heads as kingship’s tragedy closed.
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Ligbon
Lisbon
Fortune Lost Seeks Death In Wall Street Suicide
E C Brooks a western man once wealthy in the west end his fortune in Wall Street through duplicity and drank poison in the Annex Produce Exchange in New York He was found unconscious by a clerk and died before a physician arrived Notes in his pockets accuse several men by name of responsibility for his losses He was about 50 and had recently sought employment in the exchange
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New York
Wall Street
E. C. Brooks
West
Annex
Exchange
Brooks
Greek Miser Drills Into Missed Shot at Sunrise Mine
Greek laborer George Loutessopulou was seriously injured at the Sunrise mine of Colorado Fuel and Iron when his drill struck a dynamite charge. An explosion sent iron fragments into his body and damaged his calves. He is expected to recover.
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Guernsey
Wye
George Loutessopulou
Sunrise
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Tomisii Shotth
Perry Recovery Pocketbook Incident at Bankruptcy Auction
Yesterday morning at the courthouse during a bankruptcy auction Deputy Sheriff Nelse Perry lost a pocketbook containing $195 and papers. City Editor Kennedy of the Tribune found it moments later and returned it to Perry. He suggested the honesty of paper workers and hinted at sharing the find.
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Perry
Utepa
Court House
Sherif Nelse Perry
Kennedy
the Tribune
Sherif Perry
Nowo
P. C. Robbers Indicted in Postal Conspiracy Case
Portland Maine February 8 George Frederick Terry general manager Sawyer of a Waterville publishing company and Henry W Boshan longtime Waterville post office mail clerk were indicted in federal court for alleged joint conspiracy to defraud the government of postage. The government claims losses run into thousands annually with an estimated fifty thousand dollars per year.
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Portland
George Frederick Terry
Sawyer
Af Waterville
Henry W. Boshan
Waterville
United States District Court
Terry
Boshan
Elks to Celebrate Seventh Anniversary in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Lodge No. 660 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks invites members families and ladies to a seventh anniversary celebration next Wednesday evening. The event will feature the burning of 9500 in redeemed Landing fund bonds and notes. A reception at eight, entertainment at nine, and dancing with refreshments at ten.
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Cheyenne Lodge No. 660
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Ilka
Elka
Mrs. Margaret Milan Dies After Illness in South Cheyenne
Mrs. Margaret Milan a longtime South Cheyenne resident died this morning after a several week illness. The widow of Gregory Milan she left behind several grown children.
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Margaret Milan
South Cheyenne
Gregory Milan
Little Kenneth Tobin Murray dies at seven months old
Kenneth Tobin Murray, seven months and sixteen days old, died last evening at 1713 Houw street home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Murray. Father arrived from Denver last evening.
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Kenneth Tobin Murray
William Murray
Mra. Murray
Mr. McBride
Houw Atreet
Denver
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