Centralization theme dominates Grant dinner in Pittsburg
At the sixteenth annual American Republican Club dinner in Pittsburg honoring General Grant, speakers including L. M. Shaw and John P. Elkin argued for expanding federal power. Shaw urged national regulation of railways and other industries, predicted a move toward centralized government, and promoted building a large American merchant fleet to assert Pacific sovereignty.
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Shaw
Pittsburg
General Grant
American Republican Club
Ulysses Ss. Grant
Knox
Gene
L. M. Shaw
the Treasury
Hr. C. Payne
Littlefield
Maine
John P. Elkin
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Executive Department
Liverpool
San Franecisco
Cape Horn
New York
Pacific Coast
Suez Canal
Cape Thlorn
Hong Kong
Nicaragua
Suez
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Isthmian Canal
Pacific Ocean
Denver & Northwestern railroad will be built says Cable
Chicago April 27 BR R Cable chairman of Rockland says D H Mof fat has the money to build the Denver and Northwestern and will push the project to connect with the Los Angeles Salt Lake City line creating a new coast route for Rock Island and Burlington. He adds he does not claim Rock Island will extend from Denver and is unsure if Moores would take over. Railroad men expect a summer northward route to the coast.
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Chicago
Denver & Northwestern Railroad
BR. R. Cable
Rockland
Los Angeles
Mr. Cable
Rock Island
Denver
Denver & Northwestern
Howev
D. H. Moffat
H E
Senator Char
Salt Lake City
Burlington
Cable
Moores
Howeve
Pacific Coast
el Paso
Southern Pacific
Wherry Day in Glenwood Springs and Colorado News
Colorado briefs highlight Wherry Day in Glenwood Springs and Denver crime and politics. Reports cover average bicycle thefts in Denver, socialist lecturer J Stitt Wilson drawing crowds in Denver, excursion routes through Colorado, weather cautions, rail exhibition plans, Routt’s Paris stay with June return, troops ordered to Port Logan near Denver, and a mix of local incidents including a Creede hardware merchant’s sudden death and public notices across Canon City and Brighton.
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J. Stitt Wilson
Denver
Raymond and
Whitcomb
Colorado
St. Louis Exposition
Colorado Pair Commission
John N. Routt
Aris
France
Expo
Eighteenth Infantry
Port Logan
Frank Shimer
Creede
Trial of Gen. Jacob H. Smith Opens Amid Controversy
Manila April 26 The court martial of Gen. Jacob H. Smith began with Col. Charles A Woodruff leading the defense. The case centers on alleged orders to kill and burn in Samar and includes testimony from Maj. Waller and Lieut. Day. The editor of Freedom faced sedition charges amid tempers and questions of law. The hearing was postponed for a week due to counsel conflicts and demurrers adjourned to May.
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Manila
Jacob H. Smith
N. Lloyd Wheaton
Charles A. Woodruff
Smith
Waller
Lamar
Samar
David Porter
John TL. A. Day
Marine Corps
Ninth Infantry
Day
Sar
Freedom
United
Odlin
Senate panel to probe Cuban sugar trust holdings
Washington April 26. Senate committee on Cuba moves to investigate claims that the Cuban sugar crop is owned by the sugar trust and that reduced duties would mainly aid the trust. The panel limits scope to holdings and reciprocity questions, appointing Platt Burnham and Teller to hear testimony and report to the Senate.
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Washington
Senate Committee On
Cuba
Senate
Teller
Platt
Connecticut
Burnham
Plitt
United States
Committee On
Presbyterians Fear Mormonism Across Mormon Utah Crisis
Omaha April 26 report from the Northwest Presbyterian board of missions notes crisis conditions in Utah. Mrs M M T Allen of Salice cites renewed polygamy teaching, Mormon children barred from gentle schools, and growing fusion of church and state in Utah.
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Omaha
Woman's Presbyterian Board of Missions of the Northwest
Montana
Nebraska
South Dakota
Utah
Consin
Predo
M. M.T. Allen
Sali Ce
Allen
Poisoned Death of Representative Gabrin Sparks Widow Suspicion
Denver April 26 coroner inquiry into Albert Gabrin death reveals testimony pointing at widow Rose Gabrin. Witness statements describe arsenic poisoning signs and alleged remarks about harming him. Doctors and nurses recount control of medicines and prior arsenic confusion, with focus on marital relations and possible access to poison.
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Denver
Albert Gabrin
Sev
Ose Gabrin
Dr. Albers
Herman Gabrin
Weiner
Gabrin
van Fossem
al Gabrin
Ihrin
Swift Hensley
Dyler
Hrin
Moses Kleiner
Liberalize Methodism to keep youth in fold at Chicago dinner
At a Union League Club dinner sixty five Chicago Methodist lay leaders urged removing old church restrictions on dancing and theater attendance. Robert Quayle and Bishop Hamilton pushed for action to engage youth, warn of losing them to other churches if constraints persist. They urged organizing pastors and lay members to press the West General Conference to remove present rules.
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Chicago
Methodist Iiiscopal Church
Union League Club
J. W. Hamilton
L. D. Coudee
Robert Quayle
Mr. Quayle
Independence Limited sues Strong Mining over ore rights
Stratton's Independence Limited, a Britain based company, files in U S District Court against Strong Mining for 1700.40 claiming ore illegally extracted from the Mags Smnngeler No 2 and Wilson Creek claim east of Strong. The suit follows lengthy talks over ownership of a rich vein. Omaha date April 26 reports rain aiding Nebraska crops after a dry spell with wind and some hail and snow.
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Denver
Stratton’s Independence Limited Company
United States District Court
Strong Mining Company
St Ton’s Independence Limited
Britain
Wilson Creek
Thar Vey A. Shipman
The
Independence
Omaha
Braska
Colorado's Capital Sees Appointments and Legal Actions
Governor Orman names W K K Manis to a water post in district 27 and Meloney to a Colorado deeds commission in Louisiana city as Oner Smith investigates wages owed to about 100 miners from the failed Chase Coal Mining Co. The Denver land office updates proof rules, and new notaries are listed. State health reports log March deaths at 15.78 per thousand, with Denver leading city figures and several counties reporting.
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Canon City
W. IL. Hightower
Ma Goodwin
Denver
James Reed
Buena Vi
Author Hospital
Tle
Latte River
Brighton
Arapahoe
A.M. Hawley
State Board of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Colorado Zephyr
Emil Strand
Silver Plume
Hii
W. HH. Moore
Durango
Moore
Colopido Springs
Seven Lakes
Congress
Isabella Dayton
Peyton
el Paso
van Horn
Hlahn’s Peak
BP + Railroad
Boston
Miller
Laramie
Wyo
West Side
State Humane Society
Saguadiye County
St. Louis
Ostilla
Conejos
Mineral
San Luis
State Reformatory
Buena Vista
Gem Gold Mining Company
Cripple Creek
Altman
Meeker
James Wallace
Rio Blanco County
William Farley
A. Oldland & Co
Charles H. Pierson
Idaho Springs
Orman
W. KK. Manis
Center
Saguachecoun
Michael White
Meloney
Oniat
Orleans
Louisiana
Oner Smith
Chase
Tabor Commi
State Board of Health
Wis
Fort San
Boulder
Colado Springs
Leadville
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Fish and Game Fund
Ferris
State Historical Society
State Board
Lake County
Charles Cornish
Pueblo County
Jose Labote
Rio Grande County
David T. Mackley
John Maeck- Weld
James Brennan
Chaffee County
James Melvin
Weld County
Smith
Mesa County
Cony
Harrik
Angelo
San Miguel County
William A. Dyer
el Paso County
Joseph Parry
Paso
Zweifel
Arapahoe County
Denver markets flourish with mixed April cattle and grain prices
The April market report shows beef steers and cows varying by grade and feeding method. Prices for corn, oats, and haystilized feeds in Colorado and Nebraska are listed, including bids for timothy, alfalfa, straw, and feed components, with regional comparisons to the prior year and month.
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Ees Athogao
General Funston Interviewed About Philippines Question
Denver April 24 General Funston discussed the Presidents order on Philippines remarks noting two classes of people demagogues without belief and sincere but overheated supporters. He said he would not discuss orders he may receive and planned to speak only on the toast at the Colorado National Guard banquet. About 500 delegates are expected at the Southern Negro convention in Galveston July 1-15 seeking better race relations.
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Denver
Philippines
Teuiston
Massachusetts
Hear T
Hale
Colorado National Guard
Wighth Army Corps
Galveston
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Moffat
Rock Island Company
Colorado Briefs
Glenwood Prings
Colorado City
R. L. McCreery
Leneyld
Kelfer
Intonville
Hr. G. Meyer
Eastonville
Meyer
Gen. Smith
General Smith
Major Waller
Howling Wilderness
Surge Trust Investigation
Portland
Bab‘k
Minnie
McClhary
I.key
William DB. Shattue
Walter N. Snellgrove
Simien M. Wessel
Don Allen T. Briggs
Gulnare PLC
Campbell
Mountat Rort
Gree
Charl Zham
Colorado Ings
Wade ST
Healey
Rifle
Marion M. Meredith
Yt Miller
Mancos
Domenicoarkville
H. Potter- Pettingell
Yumission
San Juan Country
Clear Cree
St. Louis Fair
Daoas
South Park
Turkey
Elgin
Cremer
Colo
Stern
General Funston
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