Imposing Events Close Church Anniversary Service
The Colfax Congregational church marked its fiftieth anniversary with a large procession and a two day program led by President King and National Secretary Herring. Delegates departed as speakers praised mission work and Christian unity across the nation. The celebration drew hundreds, finishing with reflections on the church’s role in expansion of the kingdom and personal character.
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Stephen A Douglas Dread Dies in Chicago Home
Special to the Daily Tribune reports Stephen A. Douglas, son and namesake of the Lincoln rival, died suddenly at his home at 22nd Street, aged 58. He had recently given an address with William H. Taft at Galesburg on the Lincoln Douglas debate site at Knox College, a speech tied to the debate’s fiftieth anniversary.
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NO SUNDAY PAPERS HERE Delinquent Tax List bid disallowed
Greeley county commissioners awarded the delinquent tax list publication to Pioneer as the lowest bidder but found no daily paper in the city qualifies as a legal publication. The Sun was named as next lowest bidder. Colorado law requires daily publication or twenty six weeks of publication.
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Saved taxpayers price of supper
Canon City Colorado October 9 James Lynn the negro who shot and killed Sarah James a fifteen year old white girl at Pueblo May 14 last year was executed in the prison death house. Before the hanging he submitted a written statement of innocence and recounted the shooting. He said Joe O Neill opened fire and he fired back claiming his pistol was a .41 while the fatal bullet was a .38. Officers had to move him to prevent a lynching. He declined a last supper to save taxpayers the meal cost.
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Surprise Shower For Mrs Scott At Scott Home
Mrs J Scott Thompson and Miss May Scott hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering for Mrs Dan H Scott. About a dozen young ladies attended with fancy work, sewing and refreshments. The event turne d into a surprise shower when the guests departed and the gifts remained hidden. The attendees were members of the Why Not club and its new offshoot.
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Big Warehouse for Pueblo from Oct 9 purchase
K B McMillan recently of Colorado Springs bought a block in Pueblo's wholesale district to build a fireproof warehouse costing 40000 for storage and distribution of carloads of produce. It will be the first of its kind in southern Colorado and should aid Pueblo and the Arkansas Valley businessmen.
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Martini Story Deepens Amid Pneumonia Death
The Tribune reports Mrs Cora Martini, once a nurse, linked to sensational charges against Pittstown millionaire Theodore Barnsdall, died of pneumonia at the county hospital after allegations she left the city. An investigation traced the illness to a champagne fueled debauch, with Martini’s past frame ups and a custody dispute surrounding her child noted as factors.
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Two Ault Residents Wed Far From Home
In Colo on October 9 a pair of prominent locals wed after traveling to another county for the ceremony. Lulu Angel, a former telephone girl, and Jeal Webster were married by a Presbyterian minister, while BE Parker, a station agent, wed Kate M Stum in Denver. Both couples plan to reside locally with home ads after October 20.
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Pruit from Idaho and a Weiser fruit spree
A note describes fruit shipments from Idaho to Chicago via Weiser. Mrs Fannie Burges sends baskets and a buyer named F W Mi, with land sales near Weiser. A man ships thousands of plums as part of a Weiser fruit trade touted by the Tribune.
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Denver Wins Convention Nomination In 1909 Ballot
A San Francisco Daily Tribune report notes Denver secured a decisive two to one victory for the next session of the convention delegates. Seattle and New Orleans contested, but Denver's appeal drew the Pacific Northwest and New Orleans votes away, shifting support to the Mile-High City on the second ballot.
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Mad Dog Scare Ends as Rabies Fear Subsides
A Denver area town lifts a mad dog scare after no new rabies cases are reported. The mayor rescinded the Septem ber proclamation on October 9, allowing residents to resume normal activities and free views of the world.
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Dance Saturday Night at the Armory
Dance event at the armory from 9 to 12 with music by Odio. Admittance details unclear in the fragment but promises lively entertainment for residents.
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