Two Killed as Rock Island Train Wrecks Near Pueblo
In Pueblo Colorado two people were killed and four injured when Rock Island passenger train No 6 known as the Chicago Express wrecked in the north city limits after dawn of last night. The day coach overturned and fell into the Fountain river. cause cited as weakened roadbed from evening rains.
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Pueblo
Colo
Rock Island
Denver & Rio Grande
Limon
Fountain River
Swearingen
Elrod
Here
Limon Junction
Colorado Springs
Denver
Woman Recants Claim to Camman Estate Heirship
Mrs. Frank McGuinness, wife of a Greenwich chauffeur, admits she was mistaken in claiming to be the daughter and natural heir of the late Mrs. Henry L. Camman. Attorneys report a withdrawal stipulation from the probate suit as the estate, valued at $287,187, remains under dispute.
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New York
Frank McGuinness
Greenwich
Camman
Greenwich society remembers Mrs. Camman marriage
Fashionable Greenwich society notes Mrs. Camman, daughter of the late William Churchill once a prominent New York figure, married in 1898 to Mr. Camman, a wealthy New York businessman.
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Greenwich
Camman
William Churchill
New York City
New York
Britons warned of emotional shift and race concerns
London reports Dr Whetham, a woman delegate at the Eugenics congress, warns Britons are becoming emotional and darker in complexion, risking loss of poise. She cites a small dark race as a potential domestic ingredient and notes critiques of government. Dr Woods discusses lineage and genius distribution across aristocracy and middle class.
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London
Dr. Whetham
Eugenics Congress
Lloyd-George
Hall of Fame
Woods
Alpine Charm Draws Souls to Snowy Peaks
In Switzerland the Alps offer a charm beyond flowers and sun. Some find appeal in snow capped summits, dreaming of climbs in winter, while others cross oceans to pursue the sport and its inspiring grandeur.
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Switzerland
Alps
Ocean
Death of Rev. Benjamin Hartley longtime Greeley rector
The Rev. Benjamin Hartley formerly of Trinity church Greeley dies in early June at his daughter Romaine Angel’s home in San Pedro California. He served in Colorado communities including Greeley Denver Manitou Trinidad Buena Vista and Aspen and influenced many through his teaching and ministry. He planned an eastern trip with his youngest son Randolph when he passed. He leaves behind children Mrs. Angel Kenneth Hartley and Randolph Hartley and their families.
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Benjamin Hartley
Trinity Church
Greeley
Romaine Angel
San Pedro
Cal
Hartley
San Gabriel
Colorado
Denver
Manitou
Trinidad
Buena Vista
Aspen
California
New York
Randolph
Bay of Greeley
Angel
Kenneth Hartley
Randolph Hartley
Emily Griswold Hartley
Phil Derry
Archie Cameron
Ruth Allerton
Emily Griswold
Episcopal Church
Guinea
Rosedale
Los Angeles
Barnum & Bailey Circus Arrives With Bigger Rush For Cars
The Barnum and Bailey circus launches its latest tour as more cars and tentage are needed than ever. The show promises a larger, more elaborate spectacle and draws heavy train traffic, with eighty five cars required to move the vast fair from town to town.
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Barnum & Bailey
Georgie
Two Little Bird Stowaways on Great Bear Lake
A observer in Utah watches a grebe family at Great Bear Lake. A mother grebe is followed by two youngsters who swim close, grab her feathers, and shelter under her wing, unseen by most observers. The sighting is recounted from Outing Magazine.
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Great Bear Lake
Utah
J Alden Loring
Outing Magazine
Ismay Vindicated Of Cowardice In Deserting Ship
The British court of inquiry into the Titanic disaster finds collision due to excessive speed and insufficient watch but exonerates J Bruce Ismay and Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon. It recommends watertight compartments lifeboats for all and better crew drills and lookout.
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London
British Board of Trade Court of Inquiry
Lord Mersey
California
J. Bruce Ismay
Cosmo Duff Gordon
Antimony By-Product In 1911 US Mining
The United States Geological Survey reports no antimony ore produced in 1911. Antimonial lead was smelted from precious metals, with a large recovery from secondary sources such as scrap and type metals. 14 758 tons of antimonial lead containing 2 254 tons of antimony, valued at 386 786 dollars, were produced. Low antimony prices reduced ore mining incentive unless co valued by other metals.
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Unted States Geological Survey
United States
Recovery Yields High Alloy Value Across Years
In the prior year ten short tons were recovered and 2 359 tons of alloys were processed worth 359 040 dollars. In 1910 the recovery was nine short tons and 2 770 tons of alloys valued at 444 600 dollars.
Typewriters and office supplies offered for sale and service
Ira I. Sides & Co lists sold rented cleaned and repaired typewriters at eastern prices ten to sixty dollars. Agents for Monarch ribbons platens carbons insur ance and notary public mimeographing and accounting services with ten years experience in Greeley.
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Monarch
Greeley
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County Fair Association
the Republican Shop
Telephone
Ismay
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Civil Engineers
Spier
Great Boulder
Gilbert Bros
Consult
Henry C. Luther
Bank Blk
Greeley, Colo
IRA I. Sides & CO
Unity Bldg
Union Pacific Railroad
Dm & m
Ewer Ewes Merton
Ed Ault
la Salle
D. M
Briggsdale Motor
Colorado & Southern
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Boulder
Loveland
Windsor
D. L
N. W
Northborn
Sun
Utah Junction
Traceyville Wee
ST. Vrain
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Enne
Normal Eisessds Bose
Seeeee R. LE Vavees
Alfred Riley
Franklin
Opera House
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