Cheyenne Leader June 8 1905 Canal Talk and City Railway Pose
The Cheyenne Wyoming daily notes that U S interest in the Panama Canal remains strong despite Colombia’s cash issues and loud talk. It reports the Cheyenne City Council may favor a franchise for a city railway, with a street railway prospect improving if the proposed company proves its ability to complete the project.
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Republic of Columbia
Panama
Columbia
Cheyenne
City to Create Playground and Athletic Field for Youth
The City Council plans to set aside land north of the town as a playground and athletic area for the youth. Supporters cite benefits to physical and moral development and preventing idle behavior during summer months. The measure seeks broad citizen approval for a long term public good.
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Cheyene
Rise of Japan's Navy Through Isolation to Power
A historical look at Japan's naval evolution from hermit isolation to modern armament. The text traces the shift from burning ships to cutting foreign contact, the awakening after foreign aid, and the rapid build up of ships, yards, and sailors culminating in a strong merchant fleet and disciplined naval corps.
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Japan
China
Milkado
Tio
Mercantile Marine
Japanese Race Mention Draws Debate in St. Louis
The St. Louis Globe Democrat notes that the Japanese are described as a powerfully marked race, reflecting the era's tense views on ethnicity and national identity in public discourse.
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St. Louis Globe Democrat
Attell Willing to Meet Abritt or Hanlon
New York June 7 Al Lippe manager of the Attell brothers received a wire from Jimmy Coffroth of San Francisco asking if he would match Rufe Turner before the Colma Athletic club near Frisco on June 17 Under the terms 20 rounds and 130 pounds ringside Lippe agreed if Coffroth first tried to arrange a bout with Jimmy Britt or Eddie Hansson against Abe Attell under the same 130 pounds ringside conditions.
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New York
al Lippe
Attell Brothers
Jimmy Coffroth
San Francisco
Fleet Rufe Turner
Colma Athletic Club
Frisco
Lippe
Coffroth
Jimmy Britt
Eddie Hansson
Abe
Family all doomed to violent fates in Cleveland
Following a family quarrel Join Bran fatally shot his wife then killed himself. He was her second husband, her first husband having been Bran's brother who killed himself five years earlier. Bran's sister in Kannas was murdered years ago and another brother recently drowned in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Bran
Kannas
Church Members Protest Prize Fight in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City the Tri Methodist church congregation protested against the planned July 4 prize fight between Fitzsimmons and Shreck. They criticized the event and said they would appeal to authorities to prevent it, arguing it conflicts with their values.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Tri Methodist Church
Fitzsimmons
Shreck
No Carnegie Library for Mississippians
Jackson Mississippi June 7 Governor James K Virdeman states the state university trustees rejected Andrew Carnegie's offer of 250000 dollars on condition the state match with another 250000 for a library building and equipment at the State University.
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Carnegie
Jackson
Miss
Jas. K. Virdeman
The
State University
Andrew Carnnegie
Denver Deceiver of Wife Well Punished
C A Wilkerson brought from Denver to Sherman convicted and sentenced to eight years. He married Mrs Mary Smith in Sherman two years ago, embezzled $2000 of her money, and then deserted her.
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Texas
C. A. Wilkerson
Denver
Colo
Sherman
Mary Smith
Northern Pacific Oregon Short Line plan joint Clearwater road
Railroad notes report a joint plan by Northern Pacific and Oregon Short Line to build into the Nez Perces Clearwater region, promising traffic from timber and minerals. Other items include a 22 hour New York to St Louis train to aid mail flow, Illinois Central’s electrical interlocking rollout, and Pere Marquette potential shifts over Canadian detentions.
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Northern Securities
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Northern Pacific
Clearwater
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
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Pere Railroad
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London
Ont
Poiats
Detroit
Bufae
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Treal
Spiritualists Offer Fortune Telling in Tent at 18th Street Corner
A new tent storefront at the corner of 18th Street and Capitol Avenue offers consultations on life affairs. They claim to address sickness lawsuits investments real estate missing wills lost property and absent friends. They promise cures guidance and advice for success and employ natural talents with affordable prices.
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18Th Street
Capitol Avenue
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