News of the Week Readings of World Events
Personal, Colonel Samuel Donaldson, former doorkeeper of the House of Representatives, died of heart failure in Washington. Roosevelt to review Atlantic fleet at Oyster Bay on September 3. Russell Sage buried in Troy. Don Pedro Monte elected president of Chile. Bryan received at Buckingham Palace in private audience. Mix of political, military, and social items with multiple obituaries and notices.
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Samuel Donaldson
House of Representatives
Carlisle
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
William M. Clark
Eastern
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Summit
N. J
John Dedrick Strassburg
United States
Louisville
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Russell Sage
New York
Troy
N. Y
Don Pedro Monte
Chile
H. C. Brokmeyer
Missouri
St. Louis
Prince Bismarck
Minden
Prussia
King Edward
William J. Bryan
Buckingham Palace
Charles H. Whitaker, Sr
Clinton, Mo
Democrat
Clinton
Ilinois
Palma
Cuba
Millie Brown
Isle of Pines
Quarrel Over Telephone Ends in Assault at Denver Home
J K Mullen, veteran Denver miller and president of Colorado Milling and Elevator, was attacked by Tyson S Dines an executor of the Stratton estate in his Ninth and Pennsylvania home. Dines struck with a dog whip and threatened with a revolver before fleeing. Mullen filed charges charging assault with intent to kill.
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Tyson
Dines
Stratton Estate
J. K. Mullen
Denver
Ninth
Pennsylvania Avenues
Mr. Mullen
Mullen
Mr. Dines
Virginia Dines
Dyson Dines
Mrs. Mullen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tyson S. Dines
C. J. Hughes, Jr
Winfield S. Stratton
Colorado Springs
Stratton
West
Virginia
Longworths Coming Home From European Tour
With one day for an automobile excursion to the Austrian baths Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth spent the week here They departed Sunday via Nuremberg and Munich bound for Paris and will sail Saturday for the United States
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Longworths
Beyreath
Nicholas Longworth
Nuremberg
Munich
Paris
United States
Receiver for Zion City named as Dowie case ends
Judge Landis appoints John C. Hately receiver for Zion City with bonds at 25000. Zion City industries not Dowie property and a trust exists from contributors. An September election will choose a general overseer for Zion City while spiritual matters remain under church oversight. Dowie absent due to illness. some adherents remain loyal.
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American Surety Company
United States
Luling
Kansas
Gov. Ide
Philippines
Leyte
J. W Yerkes
I. R. Hitt, Jr
C. A Crampton
Berlin
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Mexico
Springfield
St. Louis
San Francisco
Wilson
Russell Sage
Landis
United States District Court At
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Dowie
Missouri River
United States District Court
Wilbur Votia
John C. Hately
Zion
Dowie Wan
Dowle
Alexander Granger
Granger
Chiersenger
Moses
Elijah
Hately
Tra
Russell Sage Will Leaves Fortune to Widow With Few Kin Bequests
New York reports Russell Sage’s will largely favors his widow. Only minor sums go to nephews and nieces and to a deceased sister. No charitable bequest appears. the bulk goes to Mrs. Sage, with executors Mrs. Sage Dr. John P. Munn and Charles W. Osborne. A probate contest leads to forfeiture of the bequest.
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New York
Russell Sage
Mr. Sage
Good Tem pars elect national officers and name 1907 site
George F. Cotterill of Seattle was re elected national grand chief templar at the Good Tem pars session. W H Clark of Wyoming was chosen national grand secretary and A A Anderson of McKeesport Pa national grand treasurer. Allie E Parker of Providence appointed national grand secretary and Seattle selected on first ballot as site for 1907 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George F. Cotterill
Seattle
National Lodge of the United States Independent Order of Good Tempars
W. H. Clark
Wyoming
A. A. Anderson
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Allie E. Parker
Providence
President's Son Coming Visit to Gunnison
Charles W. DeKay of Laramie receives a letter from brother in law Lieutenant Emory E Land stating he will visit Gunnison Colorado next month with Theodore Roosevelt Jr and George Roosevelt. They plan to stay several weeks while Land's father serves as fish hatchery superintendent. Land is a Naval Academy graduate and naval constructor who has been at the White House.
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Laramie
Wyo
Charles W. DeKay
Emory
Land
United States Navy
Washington
Gunnison
Colorado
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
George Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Naval Academy
Naval
White House
Ticket Broker Released by Colorado Supreme Court
Denver reports Justice Luther M. Goddard granted a supersedeas Saturday releasing I. C. Weil a Pueblo ticket broker from jail. Weil had been fined 700 dollars by Judge Dixon for violating an injunction stopping scalpers from selling railway tickets in Colorado. District Attorney White of Pueblo argued the order required Weil to pay the fine even while in Denver and beyond his district. Weil’s case will proceed in its regular Supreme Court sequence. he is freed in the meantime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Royal Insurance Company
Vienna
Austria
San Francisco
Kansas City
United States Court of Appeals
St. Louis
C. J. Dev
Topeka
Diamond Lake
Jackson Lumber Company
Lockport
Ala
Interparlamentary Union
Royal Gallery
Palace of Westminster
London
Europe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edmund Bailey
Fulton
Jay Lowder
E. E. Snyder
Ollin
Sioux City
State Baptist Association
Pertle Springs
E. Rogers
de Kalby
Nelson
Muskogee
I. T
Tams Bixby
Five Civilized Tribes
Charles H. Everly
Teller
St. Louis Union Trust Company
Alton
Ill
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
United States
Persia
Salt Lake City
Utah
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Findlay
Kan
Chanute
Interparliamentary Union
Root
Rio de Janeiro
Pan American Congress
Cincinnati
Stolypin
Russia
South Framingham
Mass
Missouri Republican State Judicial Convention
Jefferson City
John Kennish
James T. Neville
Springfield
Supreme Court
Denver
Luther M. Goddard
I. C. Weill
Pueblo
Weil
Dixon
Colorado
White
Debs Urges Mass Action for Miner Liberation
Debs told Riverside park crowd that over a million workers in the United States should free Denver miners Charles Moyer W. Haywood and George H Pettibone jailed in Idaho. He warned revolution could be used if needed to secure their release.
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St. Louis
Eugene V. Debs
Riverside Park
Illinois
United States
Charles Moyer
W. D. Haywood
George H. Pettibone
Denver
Idaho
Debs
Dry Farming Opened Near Trinidad With Banquet
The 640 acre dry farming tract ten miles east of Trinidad opened on Wednesday. Campbell Dry Farming Association President Donahue led 25 businessmen to view a traction engine plowing three acres per hour, while a banquet at the Columbian hotel honored officials and scientists.
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Trinidad
Donahue
Campbell Dry Farming Association
Denver
Chamber of Commerce
Sunflower Valley
Donohue
Bennett and Ault
Columbian Hotel
T. M. Patterson
M. A. Carlton
Washington
A. H. Leibich
Governmental Experimental Station
Texas
J. L. Donahue
Sol Jaffa
Trinidad Chamber of Commerce
Leibich
Colorado
Patterson
Pests From East Forecast Westward Spread
Dr. Leland O. Howard reports that brown tail moths will spread westward with only slim hope of slowing gypsy moth expansion from New England. The Agriculture Department has imported about 200,000 nests and released roughly 60,000 parasites to attack both pests in northeastern states.
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Washington
New England
Massachusetts
Leland O. Howard
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Europe
Stratton Estate Taxes Near Court Victory
Colorado Springs reports Judge Kerr will confirm an inheritance tax of about 280000 dollars from the Stratton estate plus 67000 dollars interest to date of death September 14 1906. The state wins. executors vow to contest interest from the death date.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Kerr
Stratton
W. S. Stratton
Colorado Springs Centenary Rally for Pike’s Peak Discovery
Governor Jesse F. McDonald proclaims a Colorado centennial celebration of Zebulon Pike’s 1806 expedition and the discovery of Pike’s Peak. The observance runs September 23 to 29, 1906, with extensive programs in Colorado Springs and on the peak and appeals statewide for support.
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Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Denver
McDonald
Colorado
Zebulon Montgomery Pike
Jesse F. McDonald
State of
Jesse F. M'Donald
Gilpin Railroad Company Incorporation Filed in Denver
Articles of incorporation for the Gilpin Railroad Company filed July 24 in Denver. Capital stock $200 000. Operate in Gilpin and Boulder counties using tramways of Gilpin Tramway Company. Plan to haul ore from Central City and Black Hawk to Boulder via Black Hawk Apex and Rollinsville areas. Directors: O Li Dines H W Cowan L E Row. Line from Central City to Rollinaville will connect Colorado & Southern and Moffat railways. Work to commence without delay.
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Denver
Gilpin Railroad Company
Gilpin
Boulder
Gilpin Tramway Company
Central City
Black Hawk
Boulder County
Fullerton Upper Mill
Apex
American City
Rollinsville
Hidden Treasure
Topeka
Saratoga Mine
Alice Group
O. Li Dines
H. W. Cowan
L. E. Rowland
Rollinaville
Colorado & Southern
Moffat Railways
Pulajanes Attack Leyte Column. 50 Dead 60 wounded
In Leyte on Tuesday a large Pulajanes band of about 500 attacked Captain George H. Mc Master’s column of the Twenty-fourth Infantry and constabulary near Banuen. The Americans repulsed the assault with no losses, while Pulajanes suffered heavy casualties estimated at 150. The 30 minute engagement occurred in dense woodland as the pursuit continued.
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Manila
Leyte
George H. McMaster
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Baneun
Neville
MeMaster
G A R Issues Train Plan For Minneapolis Encampment
General orders from Gen. L C Dana of the Department of Colorado and Wyoming announce the fortieth national encampment to be held in Minneapolis from August 12 to 18. A special Burlington train will convey Colorado and Wyoming delegates from Denver on August 11, reaching Minneapolis the next evening. The Denver Minneapolis Club and George W Cook Drum Corps join the party.
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Colorado Springs
L. C. Dana
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Standard Oil Company
Robertsdale
Federal
American Sugar Refining Company
United States Court
Good Templars
Pike Centennial
James Cowie
Boulder Counties
Pulajanes
U. S. Colored Infantry
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