Miles Margott in Port Collins shooting man ends arrest standoff
Miles Margott the noted marksman surrendered after hours of pursuit by Sheriff McCreery and deputies. He allegedly shot William Poffenberger at a ranch four miles southeast of Fort Collins after a dispute over quitting work to fish. Poffenberger was wounded in the right shoulder and treated at a hospital.
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Want 100 New Customers Boost Your Store Now
An ad copy urges merchants to invest in adequate ads in the Daily Tribune to gain one hundred regular customers. It promises a rapid tide turn by spending more on advertising through the paper's ad representatives.
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Zeppelin airship breaks steerable balloon records
Count Zeppelin's airship sailed from Lake Constance at 8 30 in the morning with a crew of 44. It remained aloft 12 hours, crossed northern Switzerland visiting Zurich Winterthur and Lucerne, averaging 34 miles per hour and showing superb dirigibility.
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Count Zepplin
Switzerland
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Winterthur
Lucerne
Count Zeppelin
Lake Constance
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Japs Face Trial For West Severance Robberies
Thomas Lynch and Silke Cassidy stand trial in Justice Pressly's court on charges of robbing several shacks near Severance during the June 22 afternoon raid. A fourth assailant fled as a gunfight erupted, while Fielaman Yonkers and Sheriff Florance pursued and captured Lynch and Cassidy amid a Bail storm.
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Silke Cassidy
Justice Pressly
Severance
Frank Pfaff
Rebbbery
Fielaman Yonkers
Florance
Lynch
Cassidy
Mill Power Canal Revival Planned by Local Power Company
Home Electric Light and Power has filed plans to enlarge the Mill Power canal to 600 cubic feet per second and to build a power house near the Eaton road just west of Eleventh Avenue. Water after turbine use would irrigate land between the cannery and the river. Construction is estimated at 3000 dollars. the old grist mill site on Ninth Street is noted.
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Eleventh Avenue
Eaton Road
Canning Factory
Ninth Street
Great Ball Gamp at Island Grove Park
The Union Pacific of Cheyenne and Fort Lupton square off on July 4 in Island Grove Park for a midmorning contest to claim sidewalk right of way and $250 in personal property. Each team is said to be a local champion and the outcome may yield new territory during the celebration highlight.
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Eighth Avenue
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Pioneers
Citiens
Lincoln Park
Robert W. Bonynge
Charles J. Hughes, Jr
Island Grove Park
Eighth Street
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Fort Lupton
Trains Collide Near Sedalia in Fatal Missouri Pacific Wreck
Seven dead and a score or more injured after a head on collision between the California Limited and the St. Joseph Express on the Missouri Pacific line near Sedalia Missouri. The wreck happened about twenty miles east between Lamont and Knobnoster due to misread orders.
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St. Joseph
Missouri Pacific
Lamont
Knobnoster
Train wreck in Texas kills engineer and injures three
In Barocha an eastbound Texas Pacific passenger train struck a washout. Engineer Joseph Jones died instantly and three passengers were seriously injured in the wreck reported at Bar ocha Texas.
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Barocha
Porch and Lawn Party At Mrs Howard Home
About 125 guests gathered at Mrs. Oliver Howard's home to honor her daughters and daughter in law. Despite showers, autos arrived and the house overflowed with decorations, roses, peonies, and the Pillar Table heirloom showcased during an evening of music stories and refreshments.
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Oliver Howard
Steele
Dowell
Florence and
Mildred
Inlaw
Herman Howard
Howard
Paul Neyron
Our
Boston
Mrs. Howard
East Greeley
Wheat harvest progresses amid varied reports
Kansas City reports rain from the southwest, harvest largely complete with some disappointment. Hog packing for the week totals 510,000 versus 550,000 prior week and 680,600 last year. New York notes the stock sale at its smallest since summer 1904. Norfolk & Southern placed in receivership. Boston Rapid Transit earned about 5 percent on stock last year. U S Steel plans a 5 to 6 percent wage cut. Banks have gained nearly a million dollars this week.
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New York
Norfolk & Southern
Boston Rapid Transit
U. S. Steel
Quick Convention News From Greeley Reports
Greeley will stay in close touch with the Democratic National Convention in Denver next week through a new statewide bulletin service. The telephone company will broadcast important developments within five minutes, reaching clubs farms and residents statewide.
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Convention
Baby Dies in Mothers Arms During Family Drive
Alfred Alderson and his wife with their boy from Firestone were returning home Wednesday afternoon after visiting Mrs. Alderson’s sister Mrs. A. J. Taylor of 1121 Fourth Street. The infant, only a few months old and then suffering from croup, died in its mother’s arms though none thought the child seriously ill before departure.
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Firestone
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