Denver Strike Continues Across Building Trades
Denver reports a continued building strike as unions vote to remain with the building trades council. The lockout expands as the central contractors council bans all work without a permit, threatening to import workers or starve out current labor. Some small efforts to resume occurred but contractors refused recall.
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Central Contractors’ Council
Denver
Executive Council
Council
Union
Central Council of
Duel in Texas leaves farmer dead in knife fight
In Fort Worth on June 1, Tor ton Davis and Albert Barwick, brothers in law and farmers near Willis, fought over a Pennsylvania strike debate. Davis was stabbed to death after the duel.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Torton Davis
Albert Barwick
Willis
Pennsylvania
Davis
Mob Hangs Chinaman Over Suspected Abduction in Idaho Springs
A mob of about thirty men in Idaho Springs dragged Loui Sing from town, hanged him at the Silver Age mine twice, and threatened a third time to force him to depart. He allegedly seduced Nel He Merchen, a white girl from Denver, and had planned to run away with her. Sing was injured but not severely, and after the ordeal the mob returned to town with several prominent citizens among them.
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Idaho Springs
Coto
Loui Sing
Nel- He Merchen
Rebee Hotel
Denver
American stall at coronation bazaar named handsomest
London is abuzz as the queen opens the coronation bazaar with numerous elegant stalls. The American stall, presided by Mrs. Choate and embassy ladies, is praised as the handsomest. In Asbury New Jersey on June W the Reformed Church General Synod adopts a rule requiring faculty consent for seminary students to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asbury, N. J
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Church Seminary
British Naval Attache Bailey Leaves for England
Washington reports Captain Bailey of the British embassy departed for England and is not expected to return. Earlier the Navy objected to his watching naval maneuvers at Narragansett Bay and he was later charged with secretly surveying Florida harbors. Loveland Colorado notes three men attempted to rob Rev. F L Rozelle on a rural road. he knocked them out and drove away.
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Washington
Bailey
England
Navy Department
Narragansette
Florida
Neosho River Flood Forces Train Transfers in Lola Kansas
The Neosho River rose eight inches overnight and continues rising. Two hundred feet of Missouri Pacific track is submerged. Passengers on east and west bound trains were moved by boat. Missouri Pacific and Santa Fe crews work to anchor and repair tracks.
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Lola
Kans
Neosho
Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe
Sailed Away from New Haven Trio Missing at Sea
New Haven on June 10 reports Harry Bartlet Charles and George Watson missing after sailing a cat boat yesterday. Friends fear the worst as Yale officials expected examinations today. In London Cambridge awarded Whitelaw Reid an honorary Doctor of Laws at the coronation.
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New Haven, Conn
Harry Bartlet
Charles
George Watson
Sermore
Yale
London
University of Cambridge
Whitelaw Reid
Rocky Ford Hosts 23rd GA R B Encampment Opening
Rocky Ford Colorado June 10. The twenty third annual encampment of the department of Colorado and Wyoming Grand Army of the Republic opened today. The gathering will continue through Friday carrying programs and ceremonies across the city.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
Department of Colorados
Wyoming
G. A. RB
Seven Thousand Surrendered to Date in Pretoria Report
Pretoria dispatch notes seven thousand Boers have surrendered to date as of June 10, detailing ongoing peace or capitulation near the front.
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Pretoria
Wilkes Barre Sees Hope Fade in Anthracite Strike
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania June 10 Hope is abandoned for a settlement of the anthracite strike after a Mitchell Wright conference. Truesdale of the Lackawanna says the strike will disintegrate slowly with no arbitration. Living apartments for non union workers rise at barricaded collieries. The Lehigh Valley and Susquehanna railways agree to stop carrying special police or soft coal. Sixty five of seventy strikers quit a fire fight at the Lackawanna mine as plans to quench it with non union crews threaten two mines.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Wright
Tarrytown
N. Y
Truesdale
Lackswanna
Lehigh Valley and
Susquehanna Railways
New York
Easly
Civic Federation
Lackawanna
Republican Convention Opens in Harrisburg Chaos Over Gubernatorial Ticket
Harrisburg June 10 The Republican state convention begins tomorrow with all politicians present. No agreement on the gubernatorial candidate yet. Attorney General Elkins leads the ticket but faces strong opposition from Senator Quay and his followers.
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Harrisburg
Elkins
Quay
Weather report warns rust in wheat crops and poor fruit outlook
The weather bureau weekly crop report cites excessive rains causing rust in wheat across Missouri Indiana and Illinois. Harvesting has begun in North Carolina but faces shower-related difficulties. Cotton belt needs rain. Fruit outlook nationwide is not promising.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Indiana
North Carolina
Cotton Belt
Fire consumes city block in Broad Street blaze
Five people were injured as a large fire leveled fifteen residences two grain elevators warehouses and coal yards at Broad Street and Indiana Avenue in Philadelphia. The blaze swept a complete city block causing about a quarter of a million dollars in losses.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Indiana Avenue
Murder at Boulder Farmers Altercation Ends in Fatal Shooting
In Boulder Colorado this morning John Dunn a farmer shot and killed 19 year old Fred Brammerer after cows broke through Dunns fence. No witnesses were present and Dunn claims the gun went off accidentally.
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Boulder
Colo
John Dunn
Fred Brammerer
Dunn
Banking Trust proposed to unify major banks in capitals
A June letter from North American Test Co signed by Scudder outlines plans to merge national banks in state capitals and financial centers into a centralized banking trust with a single center bank. The circular details aims and structure of the proposed organization.
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Chicago
North American Test Co
Scudder
New York
Fire destroys homes in St Michael blaze
A nighttime fire in St Michael British Columbia destroyed twenty four houses leaving fifty families homeless. The damage estimate stands at seventy thousand dollars.
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St. Michael
B.C
Palma Grants Amnesty for US Offenders in Cuba
President Palma signed an amnesty act releasing all Americans convicted in Cuba including Neely and Rathbone, who awaits freedom while Rathbone doubts acquittal suffices. A bread protest erupts at the palace as a city water famine looms from a burst aqueduct. In Texas, Waco opens the Brazos steel bridge the largest in the United States 450 feet long 60 feet high with no piers.
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Havana
Palma
Cuba
Neely
Rathbone
Waco
Texas
Brazos
United States
Nine Die In Fire At Chicago Sanatorium
A blaze at the St. Luke society sanatorium on Wabash Avenue destroyed the building formerly known as Hotel Woodruff. Nine people died and about thirty injured, including patients delirious from drub or alcohol withdrawal. Several rescuers were hurt and C. E. Miller, president of the institution, was arrested.
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Chicago
St. Luke's Society
Wabash Avenue
Twenty Five Street
Woodruff
Lancaster
S. J. Newell
William Kent
Carl A. Carlson
Joseph Harrington
Samuel Daizell
J. T. Stanton
G. A. Bibberbeck
Hillsdale
Mich
John B. Knapman
B. M. Baumann
B. H. Boyd
Michael Luby
J. B. Bishop
St. Louis
Gott
la Verge
A. W. Wattles
B. H. Bowman
F. J. Suit
Cc.t. Wears
C. T. Andrews
George Noyes
W. Soubner
C. E. Miller
Denver
Alleged Swindle In Cripple Creek Mine Deal
Charles W Mackey of New York, living in Paris, says he was robbed of twenty five thousand francs paid as an option on a Cripple Creek mine to be bought for 2 200 000 dollars. J J O Toole was arrested on a complicity charge. A marriage license was issued to Fred Collins and Miss Alice Frampton.
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New York
Charles W Mackey
Paris
France
Cripple Creek
J. J. O'Toole
Fred Collins
Alice Frampton
Colline la Porter
Capitol Suloon
Coyotes Bullets and Bounties Noted in Local Trade
Coyotes were brought in by Charles Payton of La Grange who received a bounty for twelve animals today. T Adcock of Little Horn Creek earned eight pelts in the same bounty system.
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Charles Payton
la Grange
T. Adcoek
Little Horne Creek
Notable Social Circle Describes Aquare Fellow
The speaker notes he has a large circle of friends. He is described as a good aquare fellow, and the natural expectation is that such a person attracts many acquaintances.
Discrimination in Grazing Permits Case Urges Reform
Special correspondence from Leader outlines Senator Clark's Wyoming report on Utah Uintah and Wyoming grazing disputes. The bill aims to end state bias in forest reserve grazing permits held by Interior Department officials, shifting authority away from woolgrower associations to curb unjust favoritism and protect nonmember owners.
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Washington, D. C
Clark
Wyoming
Public Lands Committee
Uinta Forest Reservation
Secretary of the Interior
Uintah Forest Reserve
Utah
Uinta Forest Reserve
Utah Line
Utah Reservations
United States
Interior Department
Personal notes from the region dated visits and travel
Governor Richards is away for a few days while Mrs. W. R. Larsh returns from Denver. Dr. Vidal the dentist leaves for central state, Master Mechanic McKeen goes to Omaha on business, Thomas Heaney to be away on extended east visit. State Examiner Henderson on official business to Green River. Austin Bairdie in the city from Denver visiting Gus. Mrs. J. O. Middaugh and Mrs. J. J. Bureh travel. Alex Stewart returns from Omaha. J B Hannum in Denver on Continental Oil business. Mrs. R. K. Beare back from Nebr and Wisconsa. Mrs. William Gadden visiting Saratoga. Pearle Kelley of Wisner spending vacation with aunt. Rev S. C. Davis to speak at Salvation Army hall.
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W. R. Larsh
Denver
Dr. Vidal
McKeen
Omaha
Thomas Heaney
Findail
Henderson
Green River
Austin Bairdie
Gus. Byeohnor
J. O. Middaugh
Wheatland World
J. J. Bureh
Mra
Forsyth Alex Stewart
Onterp
J.B. Hannum
RK. H
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West Eighteenth Street
Cahill Brothers
Allegretti’s Chocolates
Cee
Sbuilding Trades Council
Building Trades Council
Murchison Jewelry
Opera Houge
Merrill Planos
Columbian Optical Company
8. S. Parr
West
Columbian Optical CO
McLelen Parr
Sherman G
West 17Th Street
Palace
Fata Pharmaugarag
Chinaman
MOB
Lousing
Reunion
Cheyenne Dry Goods Co
Ey Messick Dry Goods
Lee
Amelia Wilson
Mary McManuis
Davis & Kelley's
Governor Richards
Rev
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Salvation Army Hall
the Jones Cash Grocery
Ferguson
M. Marks
Ohenstein Brothers
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Warren Mercantile CO
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