Hawaii Legislature Demands Removal Of Governor Dole
The first territorial Hawaii Legislature ends amid deadlock with Governor Dole. A concurrent resolution asks President McKinley to remove Dole and calls for an extra session to address general laws. The session reports bribery charges and a May 5 extra session for appropriations only.
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Hawaii
Dole
Honolulu
San Francisco
McKinley
Beckley
Senate
Chinatown
Humphreys
Presidents Arrival Schedule for Colorado Visit
Denver May 11 The itinerary shows President McKinley arriving in Colorado June 6 to meet Governor Orman at Glenwood Springs for breakfast. The schedule traces a dawn to night train route through Salt Lake City Ogden Grand Junction Glenwood Leadville Salida Canon Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs Cheyenne Emporia and back to Denver with multiple sidetracks and state lines.
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Denver
Colo
McKinley
Colorado
Orman
State Line
President McKinley
Glenwood Springs
Martin
Denver & Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Rio Grande Western Railway
Grand Junction
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Glenwood
Leadville
Salida
Canon
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Union Pacific Railway
Cheenne
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Deny
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Emporia
Kansas
Wright
Rufus G. Wells
St. Louis
Transportation Committee
United States
Heaven
Opening of the First Australian Parliament
Melbourne reports the noon opening ceremony of the first federal Parliament at the Exhibition Building. The Duke of Cornwall and York announced the signal as the Union Jack rose across the federation. King Edward VII sent congratulations as the crowd sang Hallelujah Chorus and God Save the King.
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Melbourne
Duke of Cornwall
York
Commonwealth
Federation
Earl of Hopetoun
Duke of Cornwall and
China
Edward VII
Edward
Britannia
England and Wales Population Rises in Census Returns
The 1901 census shows England and Wales total population at 2 525 191, a 12.15 percent rise over ten years, with forty eight counties increasing and fourteen decreasing.
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England
London
England and
Wales
Grand County's Big Trees Forest Reserve Request
Washington directs Forest Superintendent W T S May to Grand County Colorado to inspect a remarkable silver spruce grove praised by H Michelsen. The grove, six feet in diameter with thirty six square miles, could become a permanent forest reserve north of Grand River reservation.
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Grand County
Denver
Colo
W. T. S. May
Washington
Department of Forestry
H. Michelsen
Michelsen
Yosemite
Diamter
Grand River Reservation
Schley Returns to Rest in London Visit
Admiral Schley arrived in London for a rest and pleasure lasting a brief period after a South Atlantic cruise. He praises U S ship visits for improving relations and declines comment on vice admiralty or navy policy, plans to retire in October once back in his homeland.
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London
Schley
South Atlantic
God's Country
Cyclone Races Past Nebraska Towns
Yesterday a genuine cyclone visited the Neb town, tearing up trees and demolishing buildings. An engineer on a moving freight saw it coming with debris in the air, and a wild race between wind and steam ensued until the twister veered away from the train. Heavy hail accompanied the storm.
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Neb
Westbound colonist movement totals 20434 travelers
The Southern Pacific passenger department reports that the westbound colonist movement from February 1 to May 5 carried 20 434 people from the East including colonist and second class. Of this total 16 045 used colonist rates.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Passenger Department
Washington Gossip and Navy Plans Across the World
Washington gossip notes Brigadier General Breckinridge will tour the Philippines beginning around June 20 aboard the Ingalls, with CBS reporting on the Capitol Vista near the Soldiers' Home. The War Department outlines a native police force in the Philippines and Civil Service reform proposals for Indian agents. Attorney General Knox weighs returning Washington relics to the Lee heirs, while Cuba fears annexation impact from US agricultural reforms and the push to supply Porto Rico and Hawaii with US-grown products.
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Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Root
Breckinridge
United States Army
Philippines
Ingalls
New York
Suez Canal
Capitol
Capitol Vista
Mington
Newvernment Printing Office
Philippine Native
War Department
Philippine Commission
MacArthur
Luzon
Viscayas
Mindanao
Jolo
National Civil Service Reform League
Federal Service
Reservations
Agene
Army
Knox
Lee
National Museum
George Washington Curtis Lee
Virginia
West Point
Mary
Mildred Lee
Gene Washington
Society of Cincinnati
Cuba
United States
William E. Curtis
Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Havana
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
West Indies
Denver Markets Cattle and Hog Receipts and Prices
Cattle receipts from January 1 to May 8 total 41 101 head, down from 47 073 last year. May 1 to May 8 arrivals 5 506 head, vs 6 465 previous year. Hog receipts January 1 to May 8 total 44 566 head, up from 43 046 last year. May 1 to May 8 receipts 2 882, vs 2 459 last year. Sheep receipts January 38 884 head, up 10 454. May 1 to May 8 2 016 head, vs 6 078 last year. Prices listed for beef cattle, hogs, and sheep with various weight classes and quality grades.
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Velee Aus
Serlod
Grain and Hay Prices From Nebraska to Colorado Markets
Grain and hay quotes list prices for wheat oats corn and bran by type and origin Nebraska and Colorado. Hay ranges from upland timothy alfalfa to straw with prices per ton or per 100 pounds, reflecting market variability.
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Nebraska
Colorado
Timothy
Clever
South Park
Prominent Mason Parmelee Dies in Denver at 88
Edward C. Parmelee longtime Colorado Mason and leader dies at his home in Denver at 12:30 AM. He served as grand secretary for the Grand Chapter of Colorado and as grand recorder of the Grand Commandery since 1876. He was active with the Scottish Rite and central bodies. Relatives Mabel B. Wells and Howard A. Parmelee at bedside. sister and husband Edward Wells of Burlington, Vermont en route.
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Denver
Colo
Edward C. Parmelee
United States
High Street
Mabel B. Wells
Howard A. Parmelee
Edward Wells
Burlington
Vermont
Parmelee
Grand Chapter of
Colorado
Grand Commandery of
Consistory
Scottish Rite Masons
New Telephone Company Plans Rival System in Colorado
A Denver attorney for a new telephone firm reports a Supreme Court win and outlines a meeting of New York and Chicago capitalists to finance a system to compete with the Colorado Telephone Company. They claim to will build a larger network with lower charges, aiming to lower Colorado rates which are described as very high.
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Denver
New Telephone Company
Supreme Court Morday
New York
Chicago
Colorado Telephone Company
Colorado
Colorado Capital Notes and State Appointments
Secretary Shute obtains weekly crop bulletins from the weather bureau via F. H. Brandenburg as local director. Gov. Orman names water commissioners, stock directors, and a special counsel team to contest a Kansas water suit and to host President McKinley events. Midwest taxation conference planned in Buffalo gathers national figures.
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Shute
The
Horticultural Society
Weather Bureau
F. H. Brandenburg
Co. TP. Gillette
Orman
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
E. M. Ammons
Douglas County
Conradafer
Alice
Asa Sterling
Weld
George KE
Pueblo
Umuel Hartzell
Ll. D. Eskridge
Conejos
Marshall Nuckourfield
Edward N. Bowles
Yar
Edward M. Derke
Delta
Live Stockowers’ Association
Charles S. Thomas
Luther M. Goddard
Colorado Supreme Court
Colorado
Post
United States Supreme Court
Kansas
Arkansas River
Don’t Cheat Uncle Sam in Denver Post Office Letter
A Denver post office incident centers on a man who wrote I am going to beat the government out of 2 cents and was fined $10. He claimed the line was a joke, but the inspector said the joke cost him. The piece ends with a riddle about a postmaster and a Denver girl who used thirteen yards of cloth sending dress samples.
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Uncle Sam
Denver
R Denver
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Melton Albert
Costilla County
Lewis Jarratt
Montezuma County
Charles MacMullan
A. Kalquist
Agle County
George W. Hull
Eagle County
William W. Rickle
Frank G. Neville
Patrick Early
Alpheus B. Daughtry
Morris Winzie
Barbara A. Deans
Henry M. Teller
Holland
Boulder
B. U. Dye
Rocky Ford
Teller
Lieutenant Gay
D.C
Buffalo
H. HH
Seldomridge
el Paso
Wolfe Londoner
Denverapahoe
James W Bucklin
Mesa County
Andrew Park
Pueblo County
John A. Rush
Denver Arapahoe County
B. Weir
Holye Phillips County
Arapahoe County
W. A. Hill
Fort Morgan
Morgan County
Walter H. Nichols
Boulder County
Charles 8. Elder
National Civic Federation
Friends of
Franklin H. Head
Edward T. Dunne
Iroquois Club of
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
E. P. Riley
Atchison, Topeka Santa Me Railroad Company
Charles F. Warwick
Philadelphia
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Hall & Ruckel
Denver Directory
Denver Tent and
Arapahoe Street
Brown Palace Hotel
Tat Nd Am
NHE
Shee Awning CO
Hobert
Gatahall
Pre
West
Lawrence St
Wirotosala and Fotall
ALK
Mook Trunk & Bay Co
Xford Hotel
H. Morse
Tiocxtremaepor
Hermann H. Heiser
Blake St
P. O
Ogden Assay CO
DE Laval Separators
Littleton Creamery Co
Market Street
Wapasi
Kansas City
Callom
B. Crane
Geol Fane's
Phil P. Hitchcock
Pass. Dept
17Th St
U.S
Jersey City
N. J
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