Gould railroads consolidation in Colorado revealed
Denver reports that Frank Trumbull is to head a consolidated Gould system uniting the Denver & Rio Grande, Rio Grande Southern, Rio Grande Western, Colorado Midland, Colorado & Southern, Fort Worth & Denver City and Denver & Southwestern. The plan foresees joint offices in Denver and New York with June as the target for formal announcement and near-term transfers in Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs.
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Denver
Colo
The
Republican
Frank Trumbull
New York
Consolidated Gould Railroads
Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande
Rio Grande Southern
Rio Grande Western
Colorado Midland
Colorado & Southern
Fort Worth
Denver City
Denver & Southwestern
Gould
Midland
D. C. Dodge
Trumbull
Goulds
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railroad
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Rio Grande
Colonel Dodge
Stephen Little
Salt Lake
Colorado Springs
Palmer
Western
Rivera
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Rio Grande Junction
Utah
Western Express Company
Denver & Rio Grande Express Company
Consolidated Roads
G A R Encampment Officers Named At Pueblo Colorado
The second day of the G A R encampment in Pueblo focused on electing officers for the department of Colorado and Wyoming and kinship groups. Leo Rassieur arrived as chief speaker. Rocky Ford chosen as site for the 23rd encampment.
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Denver
Cleveland
Linus E. Sherman
Colorado Springs
N. Briggs
Durango
Colorado
Charles Harcourt
Wyoming
Dean Moynahan
William Green
Rocky Ford
B. Buell
I. H. Paine
Greeley
W. Blanchard
Women's Relief Corps
Arabella C. Johnson
Fort Morgan
Oliver. Killin
Kiowa
Amelia Gergeson
Alamosa
Ida Critchell
Madeline Sloan
Margaretta Kauffman
Hester W. Hartzell
Sibyl E. Watson
Pueblo
Matilda Hotchkiss
Achsa Pray
Manitou
Susie Carr McGuire
Longmont
Susie Lear
Leadville
McGhee
Cripple Creek
Mary E. McCallum
Adamn
H. A. Crick
J. F. Chamberlain
Young
C. H. French
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sons of Veterans
Mary E. Abbott
Annie Freeman
Maud Whitney
Eleanor Freeman
Gertrude Lafferty
R. Hughes
Alleged Robbers' Den East of Longmont
Three ranchmen Kraig Turvinger and Townsend were arrested near Longmont Colorado on charges of robbing the Elbert railroad ticket and post office and tied to unsolved burglaries at Loveland and Golden. A fourth accomplice Cunningham is sought. The group kept a forty acre ranch eight miles east of Longmont with a well kept barn and frequent guest visitors. The officers say the location allowed quick access to Union Pacific and Colorado roads and Cheyenne could be reached by horseback.
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Longmont
Colo
Denver
Jesse James
Kraig, Turvinger and Townsend
W. H. Reno
Colorado # Southern railway
E.basher
Elbert
Loveland
Golden Post Office
Here
Platteville
Cunningham
Union Pacific
Colorado
Cheyenne
Guggenheim Sale Completed for Perth Amboy Plant
The deed transferring M. Guggenheim's Sons smelting plant at Perth Amboy to American Smelting and Refining Company was filed in New Brunswick New Jersey yesterday. The stated consideration is $100 with $1,500 in revenue stamps attached to the document.
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New York
M. Guggenheim's Sons
Perth Amboy
American Smelting & Refining Company
New Brunswick
N. J
A O U W Grand Lodge Meeting Opens In Central City
Central City Colorado April 13 Fine weather marked the fourth and last day of the grand lodge session of the A O U W and Degree of Honor. Both grand lodges elected new officers and adjourned after completing their labors. New Degree of Honor officers include P C of H Olive Bacon Aspen and G C of H Mary B Alden Canon City.
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Central City
Colo
Grand Lodge
Degree of Honor
P. C
Olive Bacon
Aspen
G. C
Mary B. Alden
Canon City
L. of H
Hary P. Teats
G. Co
Maggie MacLeod
Idaho Springs
Grand Recorder
Carrie Reymann
Pueblo
Grand Receiver
Estella Bemus
Boulder
Grand Inside Watch
Emma Nelson
Denver
Grand Outside Watch
Rose A. Beecher
Ouray
Grand
E. 8
Dodds
Den
Hettinnington
J. W. Shreve
Cripple Creek
S. Abbott
C. N. Miller
E. H. Sullivan
Leadville
F. M. Roberts
R. B. Lo
Schley Ranks Fifth among Navy Rear Admirals
A Washington dispatch to the Tribune says Secretary Long has issued an order on naval register rankings. Dewey remains the top admiral, Howell is senior rear admiral, Schley stands No 5, Sampson No 7 on the rear admiral list, with Wilde as ranking captain.
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Schley
Sampson
Chicago
Tribune
Washington
Long
Naval Register
Admiral Dewey
John Adams Howell
W. S. Schley
William T. Sampson
Frank Wilde
Denver cattle market totals and price quotes through April 10
Cattle receipts January 1 to April 10 totaled 30 495 head, down from 84 887 year earlier. Arrivals April 1 to 10 were 3 811 head, vs 4 last year, a drop of 1 484. Prices shown include beef steers 4 50 to 5 00, western steers 3 75 to 4 00, cows 3 75 to 4 00, calves and feeders 3 15 to 4 75, with stockers under 700 pounds 4 50 to 4 75.
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F. P. It
Hogs and Sheep Receipts and Prices Show Mixed Changes
Hog receipts from January 1 to April 10 total 34 618 head, down 13 from last year. April 1 to 10 receipts 3 868 head, up 1 087 from last year. Sheep receipts January 1 to April 10 total 1 256 head, up 13 205 from last year. April 1 to 10 sheep 5 179 head, up 3 002 from last year. Quoted prices: muttons and lambs around 4.15 to 5.00, feeders 4.00 to 4. Ewes stock sheep 3.50 to 5.00.
Grain and hay prices listed for bulk and sack orders
Grain and hay prices include wheat rye oats and corn with bulk per 100 pounds and sack rates. Hay upland ranges 9 to 10 dollars per ton with grades from second bottom to prime alfalfa and straw listed. regional varieties and pricing shown. In New York a jury rules gambling debts legal with John Bradley winning 300 and 700 I. C. U. notes against Henry W. Ivison.
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Colorado
Nebraska
Upland
Timothy
Clever
South Park
New York
Fitzsimmons
John Bradley
Henry W. Ivison
Ivison
Hummel
Bradley
De La Mar Sells Big Mine Near Copper City
De La Mar transfers Bully Hill copper mines and smelting plant near Copper City to Bully Hill Copper Mining and Smelting Company for 2,249,000 dollars. Captain Joseph R. De La Mar, famed mine owner of New York and Paris, made the deed in Redding California. The mine features a completed smelter and converting plant.
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de la Mar
Redding
Cal
Joseph R. de la Mar
New York
Paris
Bully Hill Copper Mining and Smelting Company
Bully Hill
Copper City
Rich placer mines found in Peru's rubber forests
Telegraphic briefs note rich placer mines in the rubber forests of Carabayya, Peru, a Midway exhibitor promotes a bloodless bull fight at the Buffalo exposition, and D Oyley Carte, theater manager, died in England. Also reported are a meteor sighting near Limente, pest house cases in Kansas City, and various political and legal items across the world.
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Carabayya
Peru
D'Oyley Carte
England
Limente
Kansas City
City Club of
New York
Kansas
Friends of
Supreme Court of California
Express
Amelia Barr
California
Russell Harrison
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
New England
Pittsburg
Montreal
Canada
Linton
Oregon
Sweden
Norway
New Orleans
McKinley
Nicholas II
Russia
New Yoy
Yellowstone National Park
Navy Department
Milwaukee
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Minnesota
Northfield
Congessiman Gilfillan
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Massachusetts
William Francis Bartlett
Malaga
Corunna
Rhein
Bremen
United States
Philippines
Cuba
United States Supreme Courts
Department of Mails and Telegraph
Washington
Japan
White House
Chicago
Aurora
Wheatin
Geneva
Michigan Fruit Belt
John Baker
Jim Baker
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Thme
Tunis
Tremendous Snowfall Delays Railways Across Colorado
Three days of storms brought one of the heaviest snows along the eastern base of the mountains in years. Trains were late, lines suffered telegraph outages, and crews cleared vast snow drifts and rock slides near the Black Canyon. Some wrecks occurred, but no severe injuries reported. The storm, though widespread, is seen as beneficial to Colorado’s agriculture in the longer term.
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Denver
Coloardo
Black Canon
Denver & Rio Grande
Equitable
Colorado & Southern Road
Wyoming
Elizabeth
Coloardo & Southern
Pring Station
Monument
Colorado Springs
Rio Grande
Martial Law In Idaho A Past In Shoshone County
Raise Idaho April 12 martial law ended in Shoshone county Governor Hunt issued a proclamation abolishing it effective immediately. The prior martial law declared by Governor Steunenberg on May 4 1899 followed the destruction of the Bunker Hill concentrator during a riot. Civil authorities have maintained order without federal troops and courts have operated freely as new officers take office in January 1901 without organized violence.
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Raise
Idaho
Shoshone
Hunt
Steunenberg
Bunker Hill
Shoshone County
Report on Vice in New York Shows Gambling Raids and Reforms
The Committee of Fifteen reports gambling and pool rooms operate openly, protected by officers, with raids proving public pressure can close such resorts. It urges community halls in every assembly district, tied to new public libraries, to openly discuss social evils and seek accountability. It also notes alarming tenement conditions with many under eighteen children and promises further data to combat the issue.
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New York
Burlington surveyors quit work recalled in Wyoming route
Chicago April 12. The Burlington has recalled its corps of surveyors who have been selecting a route from Guernsey Wyoming to Salt Lake City.
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Burlington
Chicago
Guernsey
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Catholics Ask Fair Play for Schools
Chicago April 1 Catholics at the Roman Catholic Educational Conference attacked educational legislation as unfair and biased against church schools. A paper by Rev James T P Fagin Georgetown University vice president argued for equal recognition of Catholic schools and financial support parity with other institutions.
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Chicago
United States
Roman Catholic Educational Conference
James TP. Fagin
Georgetown University
E. J. Ryan
Mount St. Mary College
Emmettsburg
Maryland
Unpublished Longfellow Hymn Found at Home
An unpublished hymn titled Christo Et Ecclesiae by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was found among old papers at the Longfellow house. The piece dated for Appleton chapel dedication on October 17, 1858, and was read at morning prayers. Mrs Longfellow has not decided on publication locations, with Harvard graduates’ magazine a possible route.
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New York
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Longfellow House
Appleton Chapel
FP. G .Body
Harvard Graduates
Patents to Colorado Inventors in Denver District
The Denver inventors receive patents including Louis B. Heep for a tobacco pipe Julius Kurtz for raising water Harry G Miller and J L for a saw device Linford Kxrotz of Victor rotary engine Michael Sporledor of Colorado City penholder Joseph Lesher of Victor silver souvenir trademark Homer L Gray Mosea mailing tube and horse detaching service William H Young of Rocky Ford driving gear.
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Colorado
Washington
Dpd
Denver
Louis B. Heep
Julius Kurtz
Harry G. Miller
J. L. Saw
Linford Kxrotz
Victor
Michael Sporledor
Colorado City
Joseph Lesher
Homer L. Gray
Mosea
William H. Young
Rocky Ford
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Guggenheim
A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge
Central
Elgin
Love Ceveseves
Cole
Eastern
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Longfellow
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