Union Pacific in Checkmated as Burlington Claims Right of Way
In Greeley Colorado on June 4 authorities report the Burlington Railway connects its line with the Colorado and Southern along a disputed 404 foot right of way. Union Pacific asserts control over the ground and protests the move while Burlington pushes track work toward Nine teenth street to complete its through route. The dispute centers on a contested path through the city and efforts to finish the line before a final decision on the right of way.
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Greeley
Colo
Burlington Company
Colorado & Southern
Union Oy
Union Depot
Raila
Burlington
Home Pany
Union
Pacific
Huron
Man Found Slain? Man Injured After Fall From Window
New York dispatch reports Solomon Levy aged about 100 was found after a fall from a window at his house. Suffering a gunshot wound he is not expected to live. He was practically uninjured before the injury became fatal.
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FrRow
New York
Brooks
Solomon Levy
Fall from window leaves elderly man unconscious
An aged, nearly blind man, a charter member of Dan Lodge Free Sons of Israel and Wyona Sirecot Temple, fell from a cornice after being urged to climb out a window by passersby. He suffered a hip bruise, fright and shock, and has not regained consciousness.
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Levy
Dan Lodge
Free Sons of Israel
Wyona Sirecot Temple
Boy in deathly injury after ball game accident
Timothy McCoy, nineteen, was struck and fatally injured near Trenton on June 4 while returning from a ball game. His legs were severed. two nearby women nearby bandaged his wounds with strips from their petticoats and he was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Trenton
Timothy McCoy
Livieg
Ault Farmers Keep Potatoes Down This Season
Ault Colorado farmers reduce potato acreage amid fear of potato bugs and low prices. Approximately two hundred fewer carloads expected to be shipped from the 1909 crop than 1908, with about twelve hundred cars in total. Last year the potato bug damaged the crop and excess supply led farmers to feed much of the crop to cattle.
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Colo
Ault
Russian count held for teacher's murder
Warsaw June 4 Count Bogdan Ronker arrested charged with the murder of teacher Paul Kryhanovsky. The alleged motive is to clear a path for a large inheritance by Count Rouiker. The arrest shocks Polish society due to Ronker's aristocratic connections.
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Warsaw
Bogdan Ronker
Paul Kry¢hanovsky
Rouiker
Best place for custom tailoring on Carey Avenue
4NQ B NIMETZ at 1821 Carey Ave offers made to measure clothing cleaning and alteration services. The shop advertises tailoring pressing and alteration work for customers seeking quality and convenience in one location.
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B. Nimetz
Carey Ave
Navy urged to switch to petroleum fuel on Pacific coast
On June 4, San Francisco reports a growing movement to use oil as a general navy fuel. The Cheyenne was converted to oil burners, and Japanese liners received oil furnaces to exploit cheaper fuel abroad. Pacific merchants have long benefited from oil in coastal trades.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Pacific Coast
Navy
Pacific
Dhe
Oceanic Steamship Company
Alameda
Mariposa
Tahiti
Toyo Kisen Kaisa
Japan
oThey
Bury
Cold Geyser in Yellowstone Baffles Theories
Halena Montana June 4 The most remarkable Yellowstone geyser has been found by Winter Keeper Bunson at Norris station It erupts daily to 126 feet, but the water is ice cold The eruption challenges the standard geyser theory and is vouched for by Charles Bowers Yellowstone Monida company agent The Valentine is the geyser and its cold water disrupts heat and steam formation ideas
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Llowstone
Halena
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Bunson
Norris Station
Charles Bowers
Yellowstone-Monida Company
Entiire
Valentine
Increase in Prussia’s Sovereign Allowance Proposed
Berlin announces a semi official declaration explaining financial strain on the emperor and the need to raise the civil list of the king of Prussia to about 5 million dollars. It notes the crown’s surrender of properties yielding 2 million dollars in 1820 and cites rising living costs and annual court expenditures including 700 thousand dollars for theater support and 256 thousand dollars to raise salaries for recent years.
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Wilhelm
Berlin
Prussia
Cononeh's Icky Returns Verdict in Accident Case
A coroner's jury in Laramie Wyoming on June 4 returned a verdict in the Aus Crawshaw case a switchman who died February 19 finding his death due to injuries received when crushed between defective railroad car components under the Untom Pactfte.
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Cononeh
Laramie
Aus Crawshaw
Red Bay man files $10,000 suit over alleged assault
Page LL Page Jr of Red Bay sues C Wher and others in Clark County circuit court for $10,000 claiming he was assaulted in Quitman Mississippi and that the assailants visited the Quitting Globe editor at his office after a dance, with details unclear in the fragment.
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Rudellyitle
Ala
LL. Page
Red Bay
This County
Anault
Clark County
Mies
Quitman
Miss
Page
Quitting Globe
Globe article notes suspects flee after warning
The document describes a scene where the Globe faced a series of unnamed figures and a warning. Acknowledgment of ownership or authorship is unclear, and the town was told to expect departures as individuals were told to leave.
Captain Scott hailed as crew cheers Antarctic voyage start
Captain Scott and Mrs Scott arrive amid cheers as explorers board Terra Nova. Captain Bartlett plans next year’s American Antarctic push from the Weddell Sea toward the Antarctic continent. Sir Clements Markham and Admiral Vesey Hamilton join, with Hamilton once part of Franklin search. The Terra Nova readiness signals hope for a safe return.
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Ph “aTos
Mra. Scott
Captain Bartlett
Peary
Anarctic
Weddell
New York
Boston
Clements Markham
Richard Vesey Hamilton
John Pranklin
Bridgewater
Paul Speed
Othor
Scott
South Pole
Byron’s Troubadours at Wika’s Home Tuesday
Halley’s Comet has passed but Byron’s Troubadours perform at Wika’s Home on Tuesday evening June 7 featuring a regional concert gathering with a warm community welcome and folk music selections.
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Byron
Wika
Pastor Guthrie Retreats to Canadian Woods
Rev. Dr. Donald Guthrie longtime pastor of Baltimore’s First Presbyterian Church has left his post and severed ties with the church. He reportedly departs for a life in the woods of Canada after decades in a high income and fashionable social circle.
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Baltimore
Mads
Deb
Canada
Donald Guthrie
First Presbyterian Church
Guthrie
Earl
Carpenters Social Evening Planned by Union No 460
Union No 460 carpenters announce a social evening on June 7 1914 at V. W. hall in Buchanan. Sherman Co and Buchanan’s art moldings are featured as part of the event.
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Carpenters’ Uunioy No. 460
V. W. Hall. Buchanan
Sherman Co
Outlaw Band Members Sentenced in St Petersburg Murders
The St Petersburg court sentenced twenty nine band members to death or life imprisonment for a spree of murders and robberies that terrorized a large region in 1907 08. Aimed at young men and women, most escaped hanging due to their sex while a 15 year old boy was sent to a juvenile colony. The defendants showed bravado during the trial as judges announced their sentences.
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St. Petersburg
Pal Gherison
Santa Fe Reenacts Vargas Promise with Virgin Mary Procession
Santa Fe plans a Sunday procession honoring Diego de Vargas and the 1603 pledge to carry the Virgin Mary statue from the cathedral to Rosatio chapel. Thousands are expected as evergreen streets and petal strewn routes mark the event with the cathedral statue, dating to Dos Vargas, carried by young women in white. The Very Rev. Father Fourcheque and cathedral priests will participate and open the novena.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Diego de Vargas
Rosatio Chapel
Fin Ithe Cathedral
Dos Vargas
Father Fourcheque
Kenosha Women Arrested For Smuggling Jewelry
Four women from Kenosha Wisconsin were detained by customs officials after a search found jewelry valued at 34000 smuggled into the country on the Lusitania from Europe. Passengers Mrs Allen her daughter Miss Gertrude Allen Mrs D G Dreglyr her cousin and Miss Ethel Sumner were processing declarations claiming no duties owed. They were remanded to United States Commissioner Shields for a hearing.
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Kenosha
Wis
Chicago
Europe
Mra
Walen
Gertrude Allen
D. GC. Dréglyr
Ethel. Sumner
Mra. Allen
United States Commissions Shields
Saybrook Tells Of Outing By Wesleyan Sophomores
A Saybrook man recalls the Wesleyan University sophomore outing that last night and this morning caused havoc in town. Vandalized tombstones and robbed church property are cited among the acts, with 45 sophomores reported but townspeople insisting the damage seems far beyond that number.
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Saybrook, Conn
Saybrook
Wesleyan
Middletown
Acti
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