Labor Conventions Elect New Leaders At Denver Meeting
The American Labor Union retains its Butte headquarters with Charles Moyer of Lead City South Dakota elected president after Edward Boyce declined re election. Western Federation of Miners shifts Blacksmiths to miners and mechanics to engineers, and approves a large expense fund and endorsements for women’s suffrage. Delegates from western states plan irrigation action and express support for New England textile workers’ strike.
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Boyce
The
Miners’ Federation
Charles Moyer
Lead City
South Dakota
American Labor Union
Butte
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Western Labor Union
I. W. Orr
Wyoming
FP. W. Walton
Idaho
TL. N. Banks
Colorado
Tl. L. Hughes
Washington
FB. J. Pelledier
Montana
Mbe. White
Lunkray
Daniel McDonald
Dr. O'Shea
Cripple Creek
Clarence Smith
Altman and Cripple Creek
el Paso County
Federation
Edward Boyce
S. D
Moyer
Jo, Pollard
Vincent St. John
Telluride
Colo
Union
Reed
Martin Elliott
Edward Hughes
Mont
J. C. Williams
Grass Valley
Calif
W. Rt. Haywood
Silver City
Philip Borden
D. Copley
Independence
Coro
Otto A. Peterson
Central
Jamies A. Baker
Slocan
B. C
Blue Jacket oil well yields high grade crude near Boulder
A Denver special reports the Blue Jacket oil well southwest of the McKenzie well near the wagon road south of the school house struck oil at 450 feet after a sand layer. About twenty bailers of oil were dumped but the column could not be lowered. Wellington had a favorable pumping test yesterday and the superintendent estimates about 100 barrels daily. Storage and shipment plans are under way for the high grade oil analogous to McKenzie crude.
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Denver
Republican
Blue Jacket
McKenzie
Wagon Road
School House
Geelock
Boulder Basin
Wellington
McKenz
Christian Endeavor Officers Elected at Leadville Convention
The state Christian Endeavor convention in Leadville elected officers led by H. R. Chapman as president Colors Springs James D Husted Cripple Creek as vice president and others including Ido Springs H J Queen Denver Amond S$ Husted Cripple Miss Nellie M Williams junior superintendent CA Leflingwell Denver Jessie Aiken missionary superintendent W L Cook Denver Co EL B Wafield Denver ALTichez Magote Van Sanders Leadville vice presidents The next convention will be held in Denver in 1903.
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Leadville
Colo
Christian Endeavor Convention
H. R. Chapman
Colors Springs
James D. Husted
V Dent
Cripple Creek
Ido Springs
H. J. Queen
Denver Amond S
Husted
State Realty Association Elects Officers in Denver
The Colorado State Realty Association formed after a Denver meeting elected directors and established Pueblo as the 1905 meeting site. Officers included Willisford Dey of Pueblo as chairman, with a permanent name chosen after initial discussion. The group aims to promote real estate interests and coordinate advertising with railroads and landowners.
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Denver
Pueblo
Willisford Key
J. Lower
BY. J. Chambertin
Edward Kassler
B. Catlin
Montrose
D. Metcalf
Steamboat Springs
H. T. de Long
Grand Junction
Colorado
Willsford Dey
Kueble
Colorado Realty Association
Colorado State Realty Association
Helen Grenfell
Liot
Carpenter
State Agricultural School
G. L. Sullivan
Ile
John Field
Hanson
Nebraska
Realty Association of Nebraska
Elitch
Union Conventions Pick Denver as 1908 Meet Site
In a joint session the American Labor Union and Western Federation of Miners chose Denver for their 1908 conventions. Denver received 132 votes to 130 for Butte, 31 for San Francisco, and 2 for Los Angeles. The body rejected uniting with the AFL, pledged Mine Workers support to East coal strikes, and elected Daniel McDonald to a third term as head of the American Labor Union. A boycott of the American Whisky Company was ordered for not recognizing union labor.
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Denver
American Labor Union
Western Federation of Miners
Putte
Montana
San Frisco
Los Angeles
Il Nis
Federation
Coar
United States
Morrisson
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Haywood
American Federation
United Mine Workers
American Labor Union Convention
Daniel McDonald
American Whisky Company
Kruger May Return Home Under British Safeguard
London June 7 The Birmingham Post reports the British government waives immediate demand for Kruger to acknowledge British sovereignty over the Transvaal. It says Boer delegates in Europe will receive guaranteed safe conduct home to South Africa.
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Kruger
London
Birmingham Post
Chamberlain
Transvaal
Sand S
Europe
South Africa
Thousands Reported Dead in Guatemala Volcanic Eruptions
The steamer Palena reported Retalbulon buried under lava and ash near Mount Pacona, with about 1,000 feared dead. Nearby towns including Tapachulo and Chapinico suffered. Santa Maria volcano was also erupting. Shocks continued after the April 18 earthquake that hit Quetzaltenango.
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Retalbulon
Guatemala
Santa Maria
San Francisco
Central America
Palena
Mount Pacona
Guatemal
Champanico
Tapachulo
Champasco
Quesaltenango
Bay of Chumpinco
Pope Receives Taft in Rome for Philippine Talks
Governor Taft met Pope Pius X in Rome on June 7 and discussed the Philippine readjustment of church and state. Taft presented Roosevelt’s literary works. the Pope thanked him and expressed desire to aid US administration in the Philippines. A Cardinal committee will study questions to reach a satisfactory settlement.
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Rome
O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
South
Smith
Major Porter
Judge Advocate’s Department
Washington
Taft
President Roosevelt
Roosevel
Roosevelt
United States
Vatican
Pope
Phars- Tatt
Photius
Vote of Fifty Thousand Pounds for Lord Kitchener
London reports show Parliament approving a vote of fifty thousand pounds to Lord Kitchener for his services in South Africa. The motion, moved by J Balfour, drew praise from Liberal leaders while opposition benches criticized war policy and the conduct of campaigns amid farm burnings and civilian sacrifices. In Boston, reform club speakers denounced Philippine policy, with Senator Patterson leading the principal address against administration policy.
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London
Edward
J. Balfour
Lord Kitchener
Balfour
Henry Cay Dell-Bannerman
Lord Mitchener
John Dillon
Trish
Dillon
Absolute
South Africa
Cam
Henry Labouchere
William Dedman
Boston
Massachusetts Reform Club
Senator Patterson
Winslow Warren
Clay Macaul
Edward Atkinson
Charles Francis Adams
Patterson
Colorado Supreme Court Reports Broad Rulings June 2
The Colorado Supreme Court on June 2 issued numerous opinions remanding cases and refining trial procedures. It addressed tax interest disputes with Arapahoe county, affirmed penalties against the city, and remanded to secure about 335000 in back interest. It denied Thomas Holland's petition for a rehearing and discussed trial fairness, venue changes in divorce, and various appellate rulings across Arapahoe El Paso and other counties.
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Colorado Supreme Court
Denver
Arapahoe
Isit Judse Ebert
Supreme Court
Thomas Holland
Holland
Charles P. Wilson
Trollind
Tims
Wich Wilson
Tral
EE. A. Iockiey
San Miguel County
Lackey
Otero County
Robert Lackey
Arapahoe County
Tie
Jon
Saic
John
Colorado Bar Association
Seegan
Louisa ST Emt
Rochard J. Bolles
Jobo C. Bates
Steele
Adolph Z. Salsuon
the Co of Appeals
State of
Colorado
Gabbert
Campbell
Platte Land Company, Limited
John M. Hubport
Due Campbell
Petipating
Denver & Rio Company
Clainti
Peterson
el Paso
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Christina Butte Appellee
District Court of
Lake County
Joan B. Giano
Opte
Ajax Gold Mining Company
Appell
Triumph Gold Mining
Meton
University of Colorado Holds Twenty-First Commencement Ceremony
The twenty first annual commencement of the University of Colorado was held in a packed Presbyterian church. Distinguished graduates received honorary degrees including Ernest Mondell and numerous Bachelors and Masters in Arts and Science from the University. The program featured Master of Arts Perry Akers and a keynote on higher education for the masses.
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University of Colorado
Presbyterian Church
I. WH. Whiteley
Lion
Henry A. Drumm
Harold Thompson
O. KE. Jackson
Benjamin Ide
University of Higher Learning
Baker
Boulder
Colo
Ernest Mondell
Perry Akers
I. AL
Unive of Colorado
John Randolph
University of Colo
Lucinda Marie Garbarino
University of Jo
David Carling
Milton College
George Ward Scoalth
Southwest Iansas
Herbert Newell Wheeler
Milton Colle
Harvey Carr
WWI
University of Ado
Tier- Kinch
Musschule Bern
Charles Alfred WO
University of Color
Shelor of Arts
Maud Elden
Willard Packard Hatch
Anna May Grant
John Walter Needles
Eason Philosophy
William Adams
Helen Frances Reed
George Alfal Carlson
Ralph Edwin Reed
Elvira Elwell
Walter Jo Macedonia Eespy Ryan
George
David Henry
Annie N 1Son
Mina Elino
Keneeth Orton
Sr Stevens
Lulu Ila Wood
Hart
Bachelor of Bell
Arthur Bruns
Alfred Law
Ora Smith
Stanley ‘Phayer
Wilhelmina
Caroline Hinkhouse
Ida Mae ‘Trudgian
Wellington Howard
S Woodshelor
Science
C. James Doyle
William J . Snyder Wlor
Amy Bell
Ralph Edwin Morris
John C. Carlson
John Smallwood Patterson
Wallace Henry Carver
Ernest Pope
Tobias Ospinos
Mary Beckly
Millicent Beecher
Ibert Cline Turrell
Philip WW. R
Paul Leroy West
Walter Woodruff King
Walter Michael I
Louis Agassiz Null
Langdon Blake
Harry Thomas O'Connor
John William Cummings
Wilkinson Oswald Peterson
Frank Dpd
Lewis
Webb Stow
Stanley Wilson McCoppin
Willis Lloyd Strachan
Harry Rl Meyers
Wilson
Turman
John ©. Nixon
Ernest Leonidas Williams
Colorado Normal School Commencement Held in Greeley
The twelfth annual commencement of the Colorado State Normal School in Greeley was held with a flower bright stage. Diplomas were awarded to a long list of graduates including Alice Allen Anna Anthony William L. Bailey and many more. The exercises closed with a reception at President Snyder's home.
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Nellie V. Thompson
Mabelll.tilyou
Li Washburn
Fred W. Welch
Olive West
Duetfort EK. Wiedmann
Margaret Willcox
Anna Wille
Florence Wood
Snyder
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