New Orleans Promoter Plans Macaroni Wheat Field Growth in Colorado
Gordon Lawier of Lawler Milling Company visits Denver and northern Colorado to recruit growers for macaroni wheat. The project aims to supply macaroni and pasta with a creamy color by using this wheat and to expand dry farming for a southern market. He plans to visit Wheat growers around The Horn to expand acreage for the Southern market.
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Colorado
New Orleans
Gordon Lawier
Lawler Milling Company
Denver
Horn
Awler
Train Wreck on Greenwich Bridge Kills Girl, Injures Dozens
Special to the Daily Tribune Greenwich Conn July 16 A White Mountain Express wreck on the Greenwich avenue bridge near the station at 9 o clock today killed Margaret Armstrong a 17 year old from Wayne Pennsylvania and injured about 50 passengers many fatally The train a four day coach and five Pullmans was traveling at 60 miles an hour with cars derailed and one coach overturning Spreading rails are blamed for the crash as the victim tried to escape through a window.
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Daily Tribune
Greenwich
Millionaire’s Wife Tries Suicide in Personal Crisis
Mrs. Mary BR Teague, wife of EB Teague a Standard Oil director, shot herself in Pasadena today. The bullet entered her left temple. she remains alive but with poor prospects of recovery. She has suffered tuberculosis for some time, and officials believe the act resulted from melancholia.
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Pasadena
Cal
Mary BR. Teague
EB. J. Teague
Standard Oil Company
Twenty-Five Drown Near Manila in Typhoon Incident
Twenty five people drowned when a pleasure launch capsized off Carrigadore Island in Manila Bay during a typhoon. Fifty aboard survived, and the vessel was wrecked about 30 miles from Manila.
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Manila
The
Daily Tribune
Carrigadore Island
Manila Bay
Curses Priests on the Scaffold in Colorado
In Canon City on July 16 Giuseppe Alia the aesaatin of Father Leo at St Elizabeth’s Denver was executed at 30 oclock last night for murder. He shouted Vive Italia and Viva Protestants as the trap sprang, a dramatic scene witnessed by 16 onlookers.
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Daily Tribune
Canon City
Colo
Italia
Italy
Giuseppe Alia
Father Leo
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denver
Socialist Labor Party to Run Preston for President
New York July 16 The Socialist Labor party will not accept Preston's rejection and will nominate him for president despite his refusal. The party denounces Taft and Bryan headlines as omens while praising Preston and Munro on the banner and marching to the 1908 campaign.
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Daily Tribune
New York
National Committee
Socialist Labor Party
Martin R. Preston
Daniel de Leon
United States
Preston
Munro
Ihe Baner
Taft
Bryan
Republican
Democratic
Ichabod
The Second Half Holiday in Town
The county clerks enjoyed a Thursday afternoon half holiday as streets emptied and shops closed. The Tribune notes the town pattern, while a lone shopper wanders and the public is invited to a Tribune excursion next Thursday on the C B & Q line.
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Tribune
Three Die In Pier Explosion At Mystic Wharf Boston
An explosion at Pier 47 Mystic Wharf in Boston today left three dead and many injured. Victims include United States Auditor Co. F. Atwood and two laborers. the blast occurred in a lock believed to hold fireworks.
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Daily Tribune
Boston
Mass
Mystic Wharf
Wags United States Auditor Co
F. Atwood
Fatal Street Duel Over Woman in Chicago
H. Gurley was shot and killed in a street duel at the corner of Wabash Avenue and Forty third Street this morning. Two men are jailed. one charged with the shooting and the other as accomplice. The quarrel resulted from a dispute over a woman.
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Daily Tribune
Chicago
H. Gurley
Wabash Avenue
Forty-third Street
Military Men on the March Across Colorado to Wyoming
The Twenty first regiment of U. S. regulars from Fort Logan near Denver hike toward Dale Creek military reservation in Wyoming for 30 days of maneuvers. They march through Longmont Loveland Fort Collins then west into mountains along the Platte and Laramie rivers before entering Wyoming. Company D and other Northern Colorado units join around August 1 for maneuvers.
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Longmont
Uncle Sams
Twentyfirst
Fort Logan
Denver
Dale Creek
Wyoming
Loveland
Fort Collins
Poudre
Chambers’ Lake
Laramie
Greeley
Colorado
Mystery Woman Found After 10 Years In Texas Wilds
In Gregg county a posse captures Martha Wilkes identified as the missing wife of a Lapine county farmer. Once 25, she left home years ago amid religious urges, was believed dead in the Sabine river, and now appears emaciated and barefoot with a sack of leaves and herbs, recounting a disjointed tale of her decade away.
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Daily Tribune
Galveston
Texas
Gregg County
Lapine County
Martha Wilkes
Sabine River
Aged lover hanged near Marydel and Templeville
Special to the Daily Dover Delaware July 16 William Williams a 70 year old wealthy farmer was found hanging from a tree in woods between Marydel and Templeville. His head bore blunt force injuries and his body showed extensive bruises. A marriage license to Elizabeth Walls 2 year old daughter of a man Williams rented farmland to was found in his pocket indicating a planned quick marriage that may have driven the murder.
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Williams
Girls Wed Beside Coffin in Camden Home
In Camden on July 16 Mary and Laura Vincellette married Elmer Reed and Paul Hand beside their mother Lizzie Vincellette who lay dead at No. 213 Birch Street. The dying mother urged the weddings not to be postponed and Rev. S Monroe officiated at the bier.
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Daily Tribune
Philadelphia
Lizzie Vincellette
Mary
Laura Vincellette
Birch Street
Camden
Coffin
Elmer Reed
Laura
Paul Hand
Rev. S. Monroe
State Street M. E
Woman Reported Dead Surges Back To Life In Connecticut
In Waterbury New Britain wife Mrs William McNulty was pronounced dead and funeral arrangements made before Dr Mulligan’s electric treatment revived her after more than an hour. She described a vivid, serene journey to a land of beauty with a gentle light and familiar loved ones, claiming to have seen her mother and a relative long past.
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Daily Tribune
Waterbury, Conn
William McNulty
New Brittan
Mulligan
Strang Land
Phillips hearing in slaying case today in Platteville
C. J. Phillips faces a nonjury hearing before Judge Stevena this afternoon for the July Fourth killing of George Bainbride at the A. T. Lucan ranch near Platteville. Attorney J. C. Ewing defends Phillips as details tie the slain man to the young wife’s life and a family dispute.
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C. J. Phillips
George Bainbride
Stevena
J. C. Ewing
Platteville
Phillips
Lycan
Jesse Thatcher
Area
Picnic on Poudre Enjoys Morning Straw Ride
A merry picnic party began at dawn with lunch baskets on a straw ride along the Poudre. About 30 children from S. A. Blair and Mrs. C. S. Harper Sunday school classes of the United Presbyterian church join the excursion, chaperoned by Mrs. Harper and Mr. Blair, with Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Philips also present.
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S. A. Blair
United Presbyterian Church
C. S. Harper
Harper
Blair
W. A. Philips
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Pather
Geo. H. Stone
Eighth Street
Geo. L. Stone
Over Scott's Bakery
Bartlett Lumber Company
Oxfords
Ladies
Ramsay Dry Goods Co
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