Republican Veterans Rally at Courthouse Warns Democrats
A Denver Republican Veterans rally at the courthouse drew a large crowd. Speakers, led by Furgeson of Dyer, urged representation, jobs for veterans, and criticized Bryan while praising Taft and Roosevelt. The tone mixed political talk with a satirical pig tale about Thomas.
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Court House
Furgeson
Dyer
Grand Army
Epublican Veterans’ Association
Repub
Republican Party
State House
Denve
Ards
Denver
Union
Taft
Roosevelt
Grant
Ireland
Cleveland
Fur
Greeley
Lone Robber Had the Nerve Hold Edward English for Ransom
Edward English a wealthy lumberman was held up three miles from Mt. Vernon by a lone highwayman who forced him to sign a 5 000 note and wrote a letter to his wife asking bankers and money men to raise the amount under threat of having his ears cut off. English freed himself and alerted authorities. a large posse pursued the robber.
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Daily Tribune
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Edward English
Englith
Porter Kept His Word in Basment Fire Ordeal
Denver October 27 Patrick Murphy porter at the Burlington locked in the basement by Frank Holland keeper he threatened to light the building. He ignited rubbish in the basement and was dragged out beaten likely for hospital. Both men arrested Murphy for arson Holland for vagrancy and investigation.
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Denver
Frank Holland
The
Burlington
Patrick Murphy
Holland
Murphy
Smooth con man preys on Greeley merchants with forged checks
A skilled confidence man known as Joseph Cox duped several local shops in Greeley by presenting forged checks on the Greeley National Bank and stealing cash. Merchants Baab Son Cameron Bullard and Son reported counterfeit payments ranging from seventeen to thirty six dollars, with new suspects linked to a Missouri connection and a family moved to the Camfield.
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Greeley
Joseph Cox
Eaton
Greeley National Bank
Cox
Baab & Son's
Baab
Greeley National
Charles Martin
Mary Martin
Fourth Street
Martin
Cox Ranch
Cameron
Scott Bullard
Sherif
Bullard
Wson
Peterson
Surprising Greeley Wedding Joins Williams Family
Henry M Williams, long time Greeley resident, married Wednesday to Alice Sherman of Phillipsburg Missouri in Springfield Missouri. The couple, accompanied by a fifteen month old son, left for Greeley on the first train after the ceremony. Mrs Williams is reported in good health.
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Henry M. Williams
Greeley
Mr. Williams
Emery
Williams
Alice Sherman
Not Wanted Here Fined and Ordered Out of Denver
A young woman from Denver was picked up on Seventh Street for disorderly conduct. She pleaded guilty, receiving a $25 fine plus costs and 30 minutes to depart the city by Marshal Williams. Miller helped her raise funds from watch and trinkets to pay the fine and leave town.
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Denver
Seventh Street
Marshal Williams
Miller
Real Heroine of New York Fire
Mary Farrell a seamstress died in Roosevelt hospital after sacrificing her life to save others in a West 43 Street tenement fire. While cooking on an oil stove the device exploded she carried the burning stove down stairs to warn residents but tripped on her dress and fell sustaining fatal burns. The fire department extinguished the blaze though her injuries proved fatal.
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New York
Mary Farrell
Rooseve Hospital
West 43 Street
Miss Far
National W C T U Elects New Officers in Denver
The national W C T U met in Denver on October 27 and elected officers for the ensuing year. President is Mrs. Lillian M. N. Stevens of Portland Maine, vice president at large Mrs. Anna A. Gordon Evanston Illinois, corresponding secretary Mrs. Frances P. Park West, recording secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Creston Anderson Valley City North Carolina, assistant recording secretary Mrs. Sarah H. Hoge Lincoln West Virginia, re-elected.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
W C. T.U
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Portland
Anna A. Gordon
Evanston
Ill
Frances P. Park
West
Elizabeth Creston Anderson
Valley City
N. C
Sarah H. Hoge
Lincoln
W. Va
Mrs Heighton Wins First in Neill Furniture Word Contest
Mrs Heighton claimed first place by forming 366 words from M J Neill letters. Elmer Turner followed with 847 words, and Mrs J H Russell earned third with 205 words. Judges noted the strenuous but engaging counting and verification.
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W. H. Heighton
M. J. Neill Furniture Company
M. J. Neill
Webster
Heighton
Elmer Turner
J. H. Russell
Tver
Senator Clayton Delivers First Speech at Liberty Hall
Senator Clayton spoke at Liberty hall near Loveland in a small station area. More than fifty farmers from ten miles around attended the first ever speech at the venue.
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Senator Clayton
Liberty Hall
Loveland
Clayton
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Charlie Murphy
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Haskell
Bohn
Leadville
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Ncer
Charles Thomas
Pat
Begorra
Thomas
Washington
Porter
Kingsbury
Young Devoe
Main Street
Colorado
Cameron's
Bullard’s
Erie
Missouri
Lamar
Colo
Sherman
Camfield
Willims
Bride
Invincible
Keeley Electrical Supply Co
Eighth Avenue
C. A. Brafford
Mrs. Heighton
M. J. Neill Company
Haviland and Elite Lines
French
China
the Wilson Grocery Co
Frederick Lump
Bartlett Lumber CO
Lumber and Coal Yard
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