Governor Nash of Ohio entertained at Denver
Governor Nash and sixty five Ohioans were hosted by the Buckeye Club in Denver. The visit included drives, receptions, and a banquet where Nash, despite illness, spoke warmly of Ohio. Remarks by Denison, Orman, and Patterson highlighted Ohio pride and progress, ending with a benediction.
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Nash
Ohio
Denver
Colo
Buckeye Juny
Buckeye Club
Pacific Coast
C. K. Durbin
Helen Deshler
W. Neil Denison
C. M. Spitzer
Capitol
City Park
Capitol Hill
Denison
Orman
Miss Deshler
Mayor Wright
T. M. Patterson
Colonel Denison
Sons of Ohio
Union
Colorado
Collier
Presbyterians Debate Creed Revision at General Assembly
Philadelphia May 24 The Presbyterian general assembly opened debate on revising the confession of faith with orderly calm and strong concern. Dr McKibben and Dr Baker argued, while Dr Purves and Dr Johnson urged caution. Proposals ranged from dismissal to full or partial revision and inclusion of new statements about infant baptism and missions. The body heard minority reports and calls for unanimity amid intense discussion on Scripture interpretation and church unity.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian General Assembly Yestern
George T. Purves
George D. Baker
McKibben
Assembly
Dickey
Cincinnati
E. W. Humphrey
Louisville
Moffat
George B. Baker
General Assembly
Dr. Dickey
Melkibcben
G. D. Baker
Herrick Johnson
Chicago
Dr. Johnson
Johnson
Harrison
George TP. Purves
New York
Rome
Samuel J. Niccolls
St. Louis
Dr. Niccolls
Jesus
Washington Gossip and Navy Plans Spark Debates
The column reports Herbert W. Bowen’s appointment to Persia and outlines Library of Congress statistics, cabinet rumors for Cortelyou, and senator mileage rulings. It discusses McKinley’s travel potential, naval ship tonnage ambitions, Danish West Indies negotiations, and forest grazing quotas in Wyoming Arizona.
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Herbert W. Bowen
New York
Persia
Bowen
Teheran
Congressional Library
George B. Cortelyou
Smith
Cortelyou
United States
Bate
Tillman
Washington
Cullen
Copyright Office
Appa Us
McKinley
Mexico
Canada
Europe
Eli William E. Curtis
Chicago
Andrew Johnson
Seward
Niagara Falls
General Grant
Navy Department
Board of Construction
Congress
Oceanic
Great Eastern
Chicago Record-Herald
Copenhagen
Denmark
Danish West Indies
MelKinley
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Biz Horn Forest Reserve
Wyoming
Land Office
Black Mesa
Ariz
Grand Canon
Arizona
Ex Governor Tanner Dies in Springfield at 57
Former Illinois governor J Tanner died suddenly in his Springfield room at the Leland hotel at 2 45 pm from rheumatism of the heart. He had returned from Chicago last Saturday and had been confined since, with doctors noting the end near. The public figure, a former state treasurer and US marshal, left a widow a son Colonel J Mack Tanner and a daughter Mrs John A Barnes. He was fifty seven.
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Springfield
Tanner
Leland Hotel
Chicago
J. \. Nixon
Ilinois House
United States
Southern
Ilinois
United States Sub-Treasury
Republican
Sta Central Committee
J. Mack Tanner
Fourth Infantry
John A. Barnes
Ad and Warehouse Commission
Penitentiary Appoints Mrs Rooney Matron At State Penitentiary
Mrs William C Rooney of Fremont county is named matron by Warden E H Martin. January 1900 saw her husband, night captain, murdered by convicts Wood Wallace Waggoner and Reynolds. Reynolds was later lynched. Numerous other appointments follow in clerks, chaplains, physicians, guards, and Overseers across Colorado counties.
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William C. Rooney
Fremont County
E. H. Martin
Wood
Wallace
Waggoner
Reynolds
Martin
Charles I*. Reed
T. E. Wheeler
Las Animas
J. W. Collins
Mesa County
W. H. Green
Arapahoe
J. C. Burghart
Chaffee County
William Ellis
Pueblo County
Fred Hedges
Teller Coun
Olds resigns as Denver superintendent amid board dispute
Golden source quotes Charles Landes stating Superintendent Olds left with a three month vacation at full pay due to board unwillingness to graft. Frank H. Mirick of Pueblo named superintendent to fill vacancy. J. Smith becomes assistant superintendent. Matron position remains vacant.
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Wr. Olds
Denver
Golden
Charles Landes
Board of Control
State Industrial School For Boys
Olds
Uandes
Frank H. Mirick
Pueblo
Mirick
J. Smith
Mirieik
Winchell Named Vice President and Frisco General Manager
B L Winchell promote to vice president and general manager of the St Louis and San Francisco system with headquarters in St Louis. The move substitutes for a June effective date after prior Denver service as Colorado and Southern traffic chief. His elevation signals broader Frisco leadership across the network amid reorganizations in Kansas City and Memphis acquisitions.
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B.L. Winchell
Denver
B. L. Winchell
Colorado & Southern
St. Louis
San
Memphis
Winchell
Frisco
Supreme Court Rule: Constitution Not Follow The Flag
A Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court decision holding the Constitution does not follow the flag. The ruling, likely five to four, bars uniform duties across territories now subject to federal control and states Congress may decide if extended to possessions.
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United States
Chicago
Record-Herald
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
States United
United State
Congress
Three Convicts Escape From Colorado Penitentiary
Canon City Colorado May 24 Denver Republican Specials Rogers Hawthorne and Harrington three of the state s most desperate criminals escaped at 4 o clock this afternoon They slipped past the overseer bound and gagged him then donned disguise Harrington the ringleader is still at large Rogers and Hawthorne were later recaptured near the railroad track The warden has introduced corporal punishment and labor for recaptured escapees claiming fewer escapes under his rule with two inmates still at large from his administration
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Canon City
Colo
Denver
Rogers
Hawthorne
Harrington
State Penitentiary
Arapahoe County
Richard Gordon
Liber
Harring
Martin
New Decision on Taxing Mines
Cripple Creek Colorado May 24 Den ver Republican Special Judge Leeds in the District Court yesterday handed down his decision on several petitions by mining companies challenging 1900 tax assessments. He upholds the assessor Lysight who valued non productive mining property by near selling value despite past nominal figures. Appeals possible to the Supreme Court could affect county finances, with about 1 500 000 dollars added to assessed valuation.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Denver Republican Specialy
Leeds
Lysight
Teller County
Schuyler
Supreme Court
District Court
International League of Press Clubs to build home in New Orange NJ
The International League of Press Clubs Benevolent Association filed articles of incorporation in Union County New Jersey and plans a home at New Orange NJ for aged and indigent newspaper workers and those made incapable by sickness or casualty.
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Philadelphia
International League of Press Clubs Benevolent Association
New Jersey
New Orange
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Otero
W. L. Tinken
Bent
G. P. Harderode
H. White
Fremont
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H. W. Redman
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C. Martinez
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Sir Thomas Lipton
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International Association of Machinists
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