The Register’s Witty World of Headlines and Banter
A collage of witty jests and tidbits from The Register touches on Mrs Langtry’s changed status, European alliances, corporate philanthropy, and social observations. It names figures like Schwab Carnegie Wyndham and William, contrasts continental politics with American scenes, and riffes on culture, crime, and industry with a loose, humorous voice.
Colorado Briefs Highlight Drownings And Festivals
The report records several Colorado incidents and events: Henry Kudhel, 50, drowns at Twin Lakes on July 13. C. T. Thompson drowns in Lake Minnequa Pueblo. Elmer G. Maclroy, a dairyman, dies by suicide near Glenwood Springs. Also noted are festival plans, weather, oil strikes near Florence, Denver union elections, and a Pioneer Society picnic at Elitch's Gardens with Senator Teller speaking.
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Trinidad
Henry Kudhel
Twin Lakes
C. T. Thompson
Colorado Springs
Lake Minnequa
Pueblo
Elmer G. Maclroy
Roaring Fork
Glenwood Springs
Denver
Arkansas
Platte Valleys
San Luis Valley
Columbia Crude Oil Company
Florence
Florence Consolidated
Keystone
W. H. Montgomery
Incorporatedsembly
R. G
Colorado Condensed Muk Company
Fort Lupton
David N. Beach
First Congregational Church of
Philippine division to become a department structure
General Davis set to take command September 30 and abolish the division of the Philippines, creating a department with districts as troop reductions and reorganization proceed. Wu to go to Peking for new Chinese foreign office role. Bragg remarks under review. Taft and Rome talks continue.
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Philippines
Davis
Chaffee
Peking
Shen Chai Pen
China
Washington
United States
Brussels
Congress
Quesada
Bragg
Havana
May
Ambassador Choate
London
Lord Lansdowne
South Africa
Root
Chickamauga
Tt Medical Board
Chear
Chickama Park
Senor Concha
Herran
William Cromwell
Panama Canal
Colombia
Micha
Secretary Root
Taft
Rome
Vatican
Immigration Bureau
Austria-Hungary
Sicily
Sardina
Russian Empire
Japan
Sweden
Rman Empire
Norway
Greece
Denmark
Ireland
Sit
Turkey
Europe
Italy
Edinia
Finland
German Empire
England
Philippine Commission
War Department
Colorado's Capital Land Office Reports Record Year
Denver land office records show a record year ending June 30 with 33 homesteads and timber claims covering 4 542 59 acres and 7004 73 dollars, 69 excess cash entries 292 38 acres and 704 dollars, 15 public sales 836 59 acres and 1189 55 dollars, plus 226 mineral entries 2 606 41 acres and 114 90 dollars. Timber and stone entries total 93 868 acres 7 346 dollars, desert land entries 25 for 6 465 84 dollars, and final desert land entries 477 64 dollars. total cash sales 39 555 85 acres and receipts 33 1 dollars 367 36, marking a $25 gain over the prior year.
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United States Land Office
Denver
Constitutional Dilemma Faces Next General Assembly
Attorney General Pos suggests a plan to avoid surplus representation in the Fourteenth General Assembly. He reasons that eight een hold over and eighteen elected senators create a constitutional excess, and recommends not electing a Twenty-sixth district senator to keep total at thirty five. Hughes versus Felton cited as authority.
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General Assembly
Pos
Secretary of State
Fourteenth General Assembly
Senator Roberts
Twelfth
West
Jefferson
Clear Creek
Roberts
Gilpin
Boulder
H. L. Roberts
Clear Creek County
Gilpin County
Hughes
Felton
Colo
Disputes in National Guard and Exhibit Thefts Noted
The state commissioner of mines reports missing exhibit specimens at the Capitol and new locks ordered for cases. Cap tain Ellison charges Col Verdbeckberg Major Kennedy and Lt Bloom with conduct unbecoming an officer amid Guard unrest. State medical examiners board shows $500.22 profit, 319 licenses issued, receipts $1 040. Helen Grenfell favors Rhodes scholarships only for advanced educated men. Martha Shute seeks state help for wildflower exhibit at St Louis fair. S B Walker to consult. Pike’s Peak flora differs. wildflowers tied to Colorado counties. soils vital for plant production.
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Root
Oyster Bay
Jacob H. Smith
Manila
Waller
Smith
General Smith
Philippine Island
Major Waller
State Commissioner of Mines
Capitol
New Locks
National Guard
F. J. Ellison
Col
Edward Verdbeeckberg
Leo W. Kennedy
Bert B. Bloom
S. D. van Meter
State Board of Medical Examiners
Helen L. Grenfell
Oxford
Colorado
Martha Shute
State Horticultural Board
S. B. Walker
Teller County
Rosemont
Clyde
Summit
Denver, Northwestern and Pacific Railway Incorporated
Denver papers report incorporation of the Denver Northwestern and Pacific railway with $20 million capital, 500 mile initial line to Salt Lake City, and routes through Colorado and Utah toward the Pacific coast. Directors include D. H. Moffat and W. S. Cheesman, with offices in Denver and plans for state filings.
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Denver
Denver, Northwestern and Pacific Railway
Colorado
Salt Lake
Pacific Coast
Denver and Northwestern Railway
Denver, Northwestern and Pacific
Denver and Northwestern
Lyde
Northwestern and Pacific
Union Depot
Central Pacific
San Francisco
Senator Clark
Southern California
Los Angeles
Gerald Hughes
C. J. Hughes, Jr
Denver, Northwestern and Pacifico Railway
Utah
California
Salt Lake City
D. H. Moffat
Walter S. Cheesman
William Evans
Charles J. Hughes, Jr
George E. Ross- Lewin
Samuel N. Perry
Frank B. Gibson
Arapahoe
Jefferson
Boulder
Gilpin
Larimer
Grand
Summit
Routt
Uintah
Wasatch
Moffat
Cheesman
Denver Pacific Road
M. Hughes
Denver Pacific
C. J. Hughes
Fonmer
John Eyank
William G. Evans
Densitie
Perry
Lyden
Prizes for Musical Compositions in Colorado
The Colorado Federation of Woman's Clubs offers two prizes for original music. Open to federation members, the best instrumental and best vocal pieces will win elaborate State Federation pin designs. Submissions close September 1. awards and performances occur at the Boulder meeting in October.
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Department of Horticulture
Pueblo
State Fair Association
Care Mountain Ice Company
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Federation of Woman's Clubs
State Federation
Federation
Boulder
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