Ranchman recounts found money on derelict man on train
Scott Decker recounts finding a wandering elderly man with cash and a check totaling at least 12 000 dollars in custody. The man was put on a Denver bound train by conductor Harry Horne and died in Denver days later with less than 500 dollars found on him. Decker plans to swear the man carried 12 000 at departure.
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Scott Decker
Carr
Greeley
Chicago
Harry Horne
Decker
Denver
Old Remedies Highlighted For Colds In Tribune Advice
The Chicago Tribune endorses simple home care for colds including laxatives hot foot baths perspiration and staying indoors. It warns of possible pneumonia if exposed after treatment and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure sold by all druggists.
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Chicago Tribune
Elliott Clark-Austin wed in Denver I nuptials
Louis Elliott and Louise Clark-Austin married in Denver on April 10. They are well known in Greeley and will live in Denver. They invite friends to visit Sunday April 18 at Mrs. Clark’s home, 1003 Fourth Street.
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Louis Elliott
Louise Clark-Austin
Denver
Greeley
Austin
A. B. Clark
Mr. Elliott
Charles Elliott
Unitarian Church
Getting Well in Texas News Note
The subject, Rugh, moved to Texas two months ago for health reasons and reports from Mineral Wells that his condition has improved after ten years. He plans to go to San Antonio and then Kerrville to visit Edwin Starkey’s brother, continuing his health journey.
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Texas
Rugh
San Antonio
Kerrville
Edwin Starkey
Interstate commerce cases lead to arrests in Colorado
United States Marshal Thomas Clark took Fred Case from here to Denver on charges of violating the interstate commerce law by using a stolen railroad pass. At Grand Junction two men faced similar offenses as part of a growing pattern of pass theft and resale tied to a ticket scalper. The case marks one of the first federal actions in Colorado over this issue with potential fines or a year in prison. Bound over to district court Will Cooper, 21, faced kidnapping and a statutory offense alleged by Eva Killham’s parents. Bond set at 800 each. he remained jailed after failing to post. The hearing drew only curious spectators and exuded a tense hush.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Thomas Clark
Fred Case
Here
Denver
Grand Junction
Colorado
Union Pacific
Laramie
Case
Greeley
Cooper
Eva Killham
Hatch
Marriage License Granted for Grosanickle and Leeman
Jonathan Grosanickle and Nellie Leeman of Greeley obtained aMarriage license signaling plans for a nuptial in the near future.
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Jonathan Grosanickle
Nellie Leeman
Greeley
Young farmer Guilty in Elope Case and Fined
Gott Aghe Pine Warren Hilton found guilty in county court Tuesday. He is fined 25 dollars plus costs, totaling 100 dollars. Prosecution led by Ewing. Charles Tew defended Hilton. Judge deemed lack of knowledge of crime but still light sentence while the older Coopers fled with a team belonging to Sam Killham.
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Warren Hilton
Cooper
Sam Killham
Ewing
Charles Tew
Hilton
Laramie Conspiracy Claim Behind Denver Railroad Injunction
The case over the Denver, Laramie & Northwestern railroad moves forward as the demurrer is overruled and evidence is admitted to show a conspiracy to place the company in receivership. Attorneys promise sensational testimony as the injunction hearing proceeds, and construction on the road is expected to continue.
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Laramie
Denver, Laramie & North- Western Railroad
Denver
East Side Water Main Work Begins Near Fourteenth Street
Mains for East Side under supervision of Nolan begins laying the Fourteenth Street water main on the east side of the tracks. It will run from fifty avenue to second avenue to serve new cottages in the area and crews also start annual reservoir cleaning at the town’s supply basin.
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Jease Nolan
Fourteenth Street
Fifey Avenue
Second Avenue
Laramie Attorneys Bias Suspect Stock Trade Conspiracy Case
The Denver and Laramie officials pursue charges of conspiracy over an ad offering stock in the Northwestern Land & Iron Co and the Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railway in exchange for lands, property, or autos. Evidence includes papers from multiple states and an advertising manager's testimony about John Williams soliciting ads. Tarnished witness links Williams to Tillotson, while a postmaster may testify about the John Williams post office box.
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Laramie
John Williams
Denver and
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Colorado
Greeley Tribune
Northwestern Land & Iron Company
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railway Company
Old Mexico
P. O
Denver
Colo
Paul K. Richter
National Advertising Agency
Jame
Williams
Richter
Horace
Difference Between High and Low Grade Baking Powders
The article explains high grade powders use cream of tartar from grapes and are healthful and economical, while low grade powders use alum and astringent minerals. The pure food law now requires ingredient labels to help housekeepers avoid the alum type.
North Side Country Club Round Table Discusses Women’s Roles
Mrs. Mary Clark led a Friday afternoon Round Table talk at the home of Mrs. Chester Howard on women’s success and diligence in various avocations. Sixteen members and four visitors attended, with a paper by Maude Rienks titled Noted Astronomers highlighting women’s fame in science. A social hour followed and the next meeting is set with Mrs. Estella Jobeson.
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North Side Country Club
North Side Club
Mary Clark
Chester Howard
Maude Rienks
Jong
Estella Jobeson
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Paul Sours
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