Olivier marching to Wyoming reaches Denver
The Fifteenth Infantry arrives at Fort Logan after a 125 mile jungle march from Colorado Springs via Dale Creek Wyoming. Col W B Cocott commands eleven companies of sixty five men each. The unit traveled by rail from Fort Douglas Utah and began the long ride on Shanka horse. They plan another march segment to complete the Denver maneuver camp distance by July 15.
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Wyoming
Denver
Colo
Colorado Springs
Dale Creek
Wyo
Fort Logan
Orenoon
Col. W
Cocott
Fort Douglas
Utah
Pioneer Woman Die by Acid At Home in Kirby
Mrs Geo Neer of Kirby, a well known local resident, was found unconscious by her husband in the kitchen of their home in Greeley Colorado. She died two hours later from what is believed to be carbine acid after an empty three ounce bottle was found in her hand and her mouth and throat were badly burned. She had long suffered poor health.
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Greeley
Colo
Geo, Neer
Kirby
Kiitchen
Il Health
Midget Makes Big Fortune in White Plains Hotelking
Admiral Dot born Leopold Kahn retires from a White Plains hotel after sixteen years of operation. The “dry land Admiral” has earned an estimated fortune exceeding a quarter of a million dollars, with about $221000 in real estate deals. He rose from obscurity in San Francisco in 1871 under P T Barnum, once played a mid girth in Gulliver’s Travels, and shared stages with Tom Thumb during his American and continental tours.
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New York
Dot
Leopold Kahn
White Plaina
Kahn
San Francisco
P. T
Automobile Gossip from Horse Creek Ranchman’s Buick Ride
H. A. Andrews and wife arrived in the city in a Buick after covering 35 miles in 1 hour 10 minutes with detours due to mud holes. W. A. Wyman bought a Model 26 Buick and joined motorists. W. E. Dinheen, recently recovering from rheumatism, resumes duties at his Buick garage. Bear Creek rancher Jess Yoder also visited the city in his car and stayed at the Buick garage.
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H. A. Andrews
Horse Creek
City
W. E. Dinheen
Buick
Bear Creek
Jess Yoder
Local Agent Sells E. M. F. 30 To Dale Creek Ranchman
Dale Creek ranchman Charles E. Woodard has purchased a new E. M. F. 30 car from R. Didine, the local agent for the model.
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Charles E.woodard
Dale Creek
Three Everitts Sold Harrold to Stary Brothers
Brinker of Johnston and Brinker selling the Everitts care to Stary brothers and Miss Stott with Miss Phillips. They left Cheyenne Friday for Denver to view the points of forest, then plan to continue west to San Francisco.
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Everitts
Harrold. Brinker
Johnston and
Miss Stott
Miss Phillips
Cheyenne
Denver
Big City
Ferest
San Francisco
Roosevelt Urged to Talk on Missions Across the Nation
A large portion of Theodore Roosevelt’s daily letters come from church officials urging him to address missions at gatherings nationwide. The former president’s Africa trip sparked strong interest in Christian missionary work as the American Board marks its 100th anniversary in Boston this October and seeks his participation.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Roosevelt
American Board
Boston
Abe Ruef May Face Prison Term On Court Order
Abraham Ruef, former political boss, already under a fourteen year sentence for bribery and free on $300,000 bail, appeared before Superior Judge Lawler to show cause why he should not be remanded to sheriff custody. Ruef had been admitted to bail.
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Abe Ruef
San Francisco
Cal
Abraham Ruef
Boas
Lawler
Real
Ill and ill health delay tied to appeal in probate case
Judge Cabanige notes health impairment and family illness as reasons for delay. Ruef, claiming severe illness and confinement could cause death, urges postponement. A medical examination was ordered, and the hearing was continued to Wednesday.
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Cabanige
Ruef
Lawler
Millionaire Bradbury Released From San Quentin Prison
William B Bradbury of Corte Madera, a San Quentin convict, has been discharged after his perjury sentence expired. He wore the standard prison suit and received a $5 stipend plus 19 cents for transport home, and plans to deposit $10 000 in a bank for a parolee loan fund at 10 percent interest.
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San Quentin
Cal
William B Bradbury
Corte Madera
Hoyle
Villages Destroyed by Forest Fires in Rainy River District
Winnipeg July 2 The Canadian Northern railway reports week loss from bush fires in Rainy River district totaling 125 box cars 30 depots station houses freight sheds water tanks and 60000 in yard material Elmont Way and Fort Frances are cut off Miscampbell village left with only one house standing Farmers flee with families to safety as fires surround communities around the lakes region.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Northern Railway
Rainy River District
Elmont Way
Fort Frances
Miscampbell
Rheins aviation meet opens with Europe’s top pilots
Paris July 2 The Rheins aviation meeting opens tomorrow promising major spectacle. Ninety entrants include 63 machines with forty biplanes and twenty three monoplane entries. Prize money totals 65000 dollars. Notable pilots Rolls Bleriot De Lesseps Paulhan and others compete. French war officers join the event with a Wright machine Farman and Bleriot aircraft.
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Paris
Rheins Avia
Europe
Menbirds
Rolls, Blerift
de Lesseps
Channel Erasers
Camerman
Farman
Acquaviva
Railroads Show Cost of Transporting Mails
Information received from the railroads of the country outlines the expenses involved in transporting mails across the system. The report details costs by route and service, highlighting variations in rates and funding implications for postal operations.
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Washington
Cost Report On Nails Transportation Begun Under Stewart
The work to price transporting nails started today under Joseph Stewart the second assistant postmaster general. Congress allotted $10,000 to prepare a basis for railroad compensation and a large clerical staff is engaged, with completion expected after several months.
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Joseph Stewart
Congres
Bank Closure in Billings Under Federal Action
The First National Bank of Billings Montana was closed by order of the comptroller of the currency due to insolvency. R W Goodhart was named receiver after the bank’s March 29 fiscal date.
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Washington
First National Bank of
Billings
Mont
R. W. Goodhart
Comptroller Reports Bank Resources At 2 156 607
The comptroller reported the bank's resources amounting to 2 156 607 dollars.
Bank cashier arrested in Massachusetts shortage case
Boston July 2 Charles W Tufts 21 a cashier charged with using funds of the National Bank of Rockport Mass to play the stock market He surrendered after examination of bank affairs amid talk of a growing group of bank officials involved The shortage reportedly will not exceed 20000 and the bank remains solvent
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Boston
National Bank of Rockport
Mass
Charles W. Tufts
New England
Tufts
United States
Neil
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Denver, Colo
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Eddy ST
Dmier
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Pamiey
W. A. Wyman
Flying Mer Inble
Rheins
Fond hvSssun Eo
America
Wilson Bpos
Carey Ave
Montana Bank
Edison
W. E. Dinneen
Sixteenth & Eddy
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