Protest and tragedy mark Rock Springs news from June
Rock Springs Wyoming reports a fatal railway accident near Green River leaving John Moore dead at a state hospital after a switchman incident. His widow and three children survive. funeral planned in Waterloo Nebraska. Parents oppose Miss Elsie Hoyle’s reappointment at Rock Springs High. A Chinese reception at State Restaurant features Mr and Mrs Lee Ben Wah hosting 100 guests including Mayor Park and Union Pacific officials.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
John Moore
Thevatate Hospital
Green River
Moore
Waterloo
Neb
Rock Springs High School
Elsie Hoyle
Lee Ben Wah
Mayor Park
George Black
Union Pacific Coal Company
A. E. Bradbury
Ben Wah
Leo Shone
Leo Dan
Charlie Lung
Leo Quan
C. P. Wassung
Train Ditching Destroys Rails Injures Eleven Near Aspen
Eleven persons were seriously injured when the Aspen branch train of the Denver and Rio Grande derailed two miles below Aspen Colorado due to spreading rails. An Aspen Glenwood Springs accommodation coach turned over. injured were taken to the hospital in Aspen. The victims are mainly local residents.
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Aspen
Colo
Glenwood Springs
Bryan answers false charge in World money claim
In Lincoln on June 5 William J. Bryan told the Associated Press the World article alleging a 1904 campaign contribution by Thomas F. Ryan is false. He says any such donation, if made, was without his knowledge or consent and he would return the money if proven. He notes his open Parker support after the St. Louis convention.
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Ryan
Lincoln
Neb
Associated Press
William J. Bryan
New York World
Bryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Parker
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Republican Committee
Police Officer Attacks Editor Over Alleged Slur
Albuquerque June 5 William Phillips local police officer confronted editor C. C. Hendricks in the Evening Sun office over a published slur. The scuffle left Phillips needing surgical care and he was arrested on an assault warrant and discharged from the force. the editor was uninjured as the district attorney intervened.
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Albuquerque
N. M
William Phillips
Evening Sun
C. C. Hendricks
Phillips
Once Millionaire, Now Pauper in Milwaukee Poorhouse
A 77 year old Charles J. L. Meyer once rode high as first president of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad and a Wisconsin lumber magnate, but now seeks admission to Milwaukee's poorhouse. The story contrasts wealth and decline as Meyer faces loss of fortune and dignity.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Charles J. L. Meyer
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Poorhouse
Two Frenchmen begin walk from New York to San Francisco
Jules Lepleux and Monin Jean depart New York intending a cross country trek to San Francisco. Lepleux previously completed the route from San Francisco to New York and arrived here recently. A parade is advertised for June 11 and local ads promote Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup and Kodol digestive aid sold by A. E. Roedel.
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New York
Broadway
Jules Lepleux
Kennedy
A. Eb, Roedel
A. E B. Roedel
President signs order to redistrict western national forests
The president signs executive orders effective July creating Cache and Pocatello national forests in Utah and Idaho. The move aims to reallocate boundaries for efficient administration without adding forest area, forming eighteen new units from existing lands and targeting about 1,000,000 acres per unit where feasible.
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Washington, D. C
National Foreste
Cache and Pocatello National Forests
Utah
Idaho
National Forest
Cache Forest
Logan
Beariver National Forest
Woodruff
Pocatello National Forest
Pocatello
Port Neuf
Bear River Forest
Wiensted
Ida
Forest Service
Green River Steamboat Set for June Launch
Green River Wyoming June 5 The Green River Navigation company prepares to launch a fire powered steamboat to carry freight and passengers on the Green River. The celebration will involve the entire county with launching about June 20 and the first voyage to start roughly two weeks later.
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Green River
Wyo
Green River Navigation Company
Wyoming
Murdered by an old suitor in Missouri home
In St Louis last night Mrs Elizabeth Gerling was attacked as she removed her nightgown. A former suitor reportedly sprang from under the bed, slashed her throat and fled into the street. She died soon after or remains near death.
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St. Louis
Elizabeth Gerling
Coffee sales pitch from Schilling’s Best brand
Advertisement claims Schilling’s Best coffee is the best with a money back guarantee to customers and grocers refunds if not satisfied. It promises reimbursement to shoppers and payment to retailers if the product fails to meet expectations.
Royal Neighbors Gather For Memorial Service
Royal Neighbors of America are asked to meet at the A. O. U. W. hall Sunday at 1 PM for memorial services. An Arkansas writer endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming it cured consumption in early stages.
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America
A. O. U. W. Hall
A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
A. BE. Roedel
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Foley
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Schilling
Castoria
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J. G. Foley
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