Union Pacific in Checkmated by Burlington Rails Through Greeley
Greeley Col June 4 Union Pacific loses clear ground as Burlington connects its through line to Colorado Southern at the disputed 400 foot right of way. Burlington pushes track laying toward Nine teenth street while contest with Union Pacific over the ground remains unresolved. Work on the Burlington from Huron to Greeley continues as both sides claim control of the disputed territory.
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Greeley
Colo
Burlington Company
Colorado & Southern
Union Oy
Union Depot
Raila
Burlington
Home Pany
Union
Pacific
Huron
Oldest Man Solomon Levy Shot After Fall at Home
New York report says Solomon Levy, said to be 100 years old, fell and was struck by a shot during a sleep incident at his house. He is not expected to live, though officials indicate he was practically uninjured.
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FrRow
New York
Brooks
Solomon Levy
Fall from window leaves aged man unconscious after fright
An elderly man, nearly blind and frail, fell from a front room window onto a cornice while sleepily awaiting help. Passers by urged him to climb out, but he toppled over before anyone could catch him. He sustained a hip bruise and has not regained consciousness. He is a charter member of Dan Lodge and Wyona Sirecot Temple.
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Levy
Dan Lodge
Free Sons of Israel
Wyona Sirecot Temple
Boy Run Over, Amputations Reported after Accident
Timothy McCoy, nineteen, was run over today while returning from a ball game in Trenton N J. Both legs were severed. Local women nearby saved his life by bandaging his wounds with strips from their petticoats before he was taken to a hospital.
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Trenton
Timothy McCoy
Livieg
Ault Farmers Keep Potatoes Back Amid Markets
Ault Colorado farmers trim potato plantings fearing potato bugs and low prices this year. They will ship about two hundred cars less from the 1909 crop than 1908, with twelve hundred cars expected. The potato bug last year damaged yields and farmers fed much of the surplus to cattle.
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Colo
Ault
Russian count held for teacher murder
Warsaw reports the arrest of Count Bogdan Ronker on murder charges in the death of teacher Paul Kryhanovsky. Officials allege the killing aimed to clear the way for a large inheritance and note the count’s aristocratic connections caused a sensational stir in Polish society.
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Warsaw
Bogdan Ronker
Paul Kry¢hanovsky
Rouiker
Best place for made to measure clothes in town
4NQ, B. Nimetz offers tailored garments and alterations at 1821 Carey Ave with services for making, cleaning, pressing, and altering clothing in a local shop setting.
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B. Nimetz
Carey Ave
Oil Fuel Gains Ground for Navy on Pacific Coast
San Francisco June 4 The push to make petroleum the general fuel for U S Navy ships grows on the Pacific coast as oil proves practical for ocean craft. The Cheyenne and two Japanese liners later adopted oil burners while coal cost differences favored oil here.
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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 Yellowstone Geyser Flows Ice Cold Water
In Halena Montana a geyser named the Valentine erupts daily to 126 feet but emits ice cold water. Winter Keeper Bunson reports the phenomenon at Norris station with Charles Bowers confirming. The event challenges the standard geyser heating theory and its explanation.
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Llowstone
Halena
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Bunson
Norris Station
Charles Bowers
Yellowstone-Monida Company
Entiire
Valentine
Berlin moves to raise Wilhelm’s allowance to 5 million
Berlin reports a semi official declaration explaining the financial strain on the emperor and the need for a civilist increase for the Prussian king. A bill would raise his allowance to about five million dollars with turnout notes on prior crown properties and rising living costs. The statement cites annual court theater costs at 700000 and recent raises for court staff totaling 256000.
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Wilhelm
Berlin
Prussia
Cononeh's Icky Returns Verdict of Accident
A coroner's jury in Laramie Wyoming on June 4 ruled Aus Crawshaw a switchman died February 19 from injuries received when crushed between defective railroad equipment. The verdict labels the death an accident under the Untom Pactfte.
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Cononeh
Laramie
Aus Crawshaw
Notable assault case reported in Quitman area
Red Bay man Page sues Clark County Mississippi residents for 10000 after an attack in Quitman. The incident occurred at the Quitman Globe office where the editor described the event and the assailants allegedly provided a statement about a prior social encounter.
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Rudellyitle
Ala
LL. Page
Red Bay
This County
Anault
Clark County
Mies
Quitman
Miss
Page
Quitting Globe
Aldos
Untitled fragment on Globe readership and town notice
A fragment describes the Globe issue and readers who viewed it. It notes acknowledgment by a person and a press response. The article mentions a figure named Thor and a printed paper causing a town departure.
Captain Scott's Polar Expedition Attends Departure Reception
Captain Scott and Mrs Scott arrived amid cheers as explorers and dignitaries boarded. Captain Bartlett announced plans for an American Antarctic voyage from the Weddell Sea, while Sir Clements Markham and Admiral Sir Richard Vesey Hamilton joined in the event. A white ensign signaled Terra Nova's voyage as Scott wished speed and success for the team, with December 1911 set for reaching the South Pole.
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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 Set for Tuesday at Wika's Home
Halley's Comet has passed but Byron's Troubadours visit Wika's Home for a Tuesday evening program on June Tth.
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Byron
Wika
Pastor Guthrie Drifts to Canadian Woods in Unexpected Move
Baltimore society is stunned as Rev. Dr. Donald Guthrie, longtime pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, resigns after a decade of service. He reportedly cuts ties with the church and takes up residence in Canada, leaving behind a drawn annual income of around $60,000 and a life of high fashion for a simpler existence.
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Baltimore
Mads
Deb
Canada
Donald Guthrie
First Presbyterian Church
Guthrie
Earl
Carpenters Union 460 Social Evening Announced
Carpenters Union 460 schedules a social evening at W. Hall on June 7 1914 in Buchanan for Sherman Co. patrons and artists.
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Carpenters’ Uunioy No. 460
V. W. Hall. Buchanan
Sherman Co
Noose Awaits Outlaw Band In St Petersburg Trials
A court sentenced twenty nine men to death or life imprisonment for a spree of murders and robberies by an outlaw band that terrorized a wide area during 1907 08. Women escaped hanging due to their sex but were sentenced to life imprisonment. a fifteen year old boy received a juvenile colony sentence.
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St. Petersburg
Pal Gherison
Santa Fe to Reed Spaniards Pledge in 1603 Promise
In Santa Fe New Mexico on June 4 a year long procession marks Diego de Vargas 1603 pledge to reconquer Santa Fe and carry the Virgin Mary statue yearly from the cathedral to Rosatio chapel. Thousands will gather as evergreen streets and petals line the route. The statue now rests in a cathedral chapel with Dos Vargas tradition. The Blessed Virgin statue will be borne by young women in white as Father Fourcheque and cathedral priests join the opening novena.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Diego de Vargas
Rosatio Chapel
Fin Ithe Cathedral
Dos Vargas
Father Fourcheque
Kenosha Society Women Arrested for Smuggling
Four women from Kenosha Wisconsin were arrested by customs officials after jewelry valued at 34000 was found hidden in their luggage on arrival from Europe aboard the Lusitania. Passengers included Mrs J W Allen daughter Miss Gertrude Allen Mrs D C G Draper cousin and Miss Ethel Sumner. Mrs Allen declared for the whole party and claimed no duty due. 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 Outing by Wesleyan Sophomores Causes Uproar
Saybrook Connecticut reports a wild Wesleyan sophomore outing with 45 attendees causing vandalism including tearing a tombstone and church damage. Town claims the disruption rivals a thousand men in impact, joking about the mischief as a campus tradition.
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Saybrook, Conn
Saybrook
Wesleyan
Middletown
Acti
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