Evans Man Guilty of Arson Sentenced to Three Years
George R. Gamble once tied to Evans and several Colorado cities was found guilty of arson and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. He previously operated an insurance scheme and real estate deals involving the Evans mill and other properties.
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Arrest in Black Hand case linked to Ruffino
Daily Tribune report from Chingo July 28 states Joseph Ruffino and his wife were arrested by police after months of surveillance. Ruffino, an Italian, is tied to the Black Hand and possibly the white slave trade. A brother’s attempted murder in Buffalo is linked to the same figures.
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Bryan Initiated Into Ak-Sar-Ben Society in Omaha
William J. Bryan was admitted to the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha Nebraska amid a largely Lincoln attendance. He attended a luncheon and spoke at a Democratic Marching club event before dinner with Ak-Sar-Ben directors. Congressmen Hitchcock Mayor Dahlman and Victor Rosewater also featured as part of the formal initiation and entertainment activities. Charlies A Cotteriel stood in for Bryan in rites with AP reporting from the Washington office.
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Catching On scheme aims for uniform street improvements
A proposed beautification plan for Greeley gains support from business leaders. They seek curb installation uniform parking and tree planting in orderly rows. Landscape artist C J Blake joins the effort to organize a committee and coordinate with the Commercial Club for action.
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Sanford vs Bijou Irrigation Case Proceeds In District Court
In district court the case of Sanford versus Bijou Irrigation continues with a jury view of the premises. A. M. McClenahan versus Corona Cattle Company had defendants grant a venue change to Logan County.
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Moonlight Excursion to Eldorado Springs Big Trip
The Daily Tribune advertises a Moonlight Excursion to Eldorado Springs next Thursday after noon August 6. Departure at 1 36 pm via Colorado Southern, arriving between 4 and 5 pm with mountain climbing, supper at the New Eldorado, then twilight and moonlit views aided by electric lights. Round trip fare is 225 with admission to grounds and return by midnight.
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Harriman Plans Western Trip as Gould Plans Stir
New York July 28 E H Harriman will leave this week for a western tour camping in Oregon and inspecting Union Pacific properties. He may join Kuhn Loeb & Co in Gould line directorates once financial plans are set, though reports of such moves are denied. He was not in his office today and is due tomorrow to discuss quarterly dividends.
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Fender Dummies Hired At Two Dollars A Day In New Job Trend
Reported in New York on July 28 that manufacturers of street car fenders and wheel guards are testing new devices under a public service commission call. A fender maker said he can recruit workers familiar with the fender to serve as dummies at two dollars per day.
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Lightning Strikes Orchard Place Family Farm Home
George Burchard, 44, a wealthy farmer from Orchard Place near Des Plaines, was killed when his two story home was struck by a single lightning bolt during a local storm. His wife Uveine, 35, was unconscious and their five children were shaken by the event twice in the same storm area.
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Democratic National Committee Opens Denver Headquarters
Chairman Mack announces branch HQs will open in Denver for the final phase of the presidential campaign with John E Osborn of Wyoming in charge. The Denver offices will coordinate national party efforts in the western region through late campaign activities.
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Chicago
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Democratic National Committee
John E Osborn
Wyoming
Denver
Taft Links With Ohio Campaign In Final Preparations
Cincinnati July 28 Two major political developments stemmed from meetings on the final notification day. William H Taft spoke to a joint Ohio state central and executive committee meeting signaling strong support for the state Campaign and endorsing actions by Arthur J Vorys and other state leaders. A special committee of the state executive committee will decide how Senator Foraker is treated at the Youngstown opening on Sept 6 including whether to invite him unconditionally or on condition or not at all. No forecast on its final decision is offered.
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William H. Taft
Ohio State Central and Executive Committees
Arthur J. Vorys
Foraker
Youngstown
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Ohio
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Interstate Commerce Commission to review railroad rate increases
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced it would consider the reasonableness of rate increases by shippers before protests are filed. In Cincinnati this move follows a bid by local shippers to press the president for action, with belief that small freight duties by various owners or forwarding agencies could be combined to secure lower rates on larger consignments.
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Taft Receives Nomination Acceptance Speech
In Cincinnati on July 28 the committee notified William H. Taft of his Republican presidential nomination. Taft spoke at his brother Charles Taft’s home, delivering a 16 000 word acceptance that stressed adherence to Theodore Roosevelt's proven policies.
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Cincinnati
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Theodore Roosevelt
Mrs Farnsworth Dies After Brief Honeymoon
Mrs Don Farnsworth wife of Charles A Towne campaign manager for the Democratic vice nomination died yesterday after a three week honeymoon. She was born Edith Baskett Mullhern of Nashville Tennessee and the couple recently traveled to Denver for the convention. In failing days she could not speak and wrote her will and burial directions.
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Chicago
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Roy Accidentally Shoots Playmate in Denver
A 13 year old boy John Tolfall accidentally shot and killed his playmate Willie Dame while two boys played with a revolver at the corner of Nineteenth and Blake streets this morning.
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Hearst Boss Seen Likeliest At Independents Convention
In Chicago today at the Independents convention a stampede for Hearst appears likely before adjournment as he is viewed as the strongest available candidate.
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Chicago
Independents
Hearst
Dust-proof Leather Filing Cases Arrive at Hornes Store
New line of dust proof leather filing cases just arrived at Horne's Book Store. The firm advertises best made goods with prices as low as the cheapest, offering durable protectors for documents and records.
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