Colorado notes and regional developments in December
Colorado notes report on Great Western air project Glenwood Springs mining efforts Teller County court activities and Cripple Creek social events. State engineers tally irrigation progress 1.5 million acres under ditch with 10,000 miles of ditches. bank and railroad cases in Denver and Pueblo. a mint prospect near Denver and a bank fraud case in Greer plus rising Bessemer steel works payroll records.
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Great Western Air Company
Glenwood Springs
Teller County Bar Association
Cripple Creek
Teller County
Keeley
Lake County
Morgan
Hoffman Milling Company
lChenek Merchant
Fort Collins
Florence
Florence Labor Car Building Association
John Matthews
Hoss
East Bennett Avenue
Crip Creek
Harris
Buena Vista Reformatory
Denver
William W. Anderson
Supreme Court
State Board of Equalization
American Refrigerator Trainsit Company
George M. Huskins
Formelv
Frank C
Grande Valley Land Company
Rir
Mesa County
Lake City
Jim Harrison
Dick Price
Harrison
Price
G. W. Smeltzer
Smeltzer
A. J. McCune
Colorado
Joseph Lesher
Greeley W. Whitford
Gso
Lyman Gage
A. M. Henderson
First National Bank of
Greer
el Paso
Texas
David Camp
Greeley
Henderson
Bessemer Steel Works
Pueblo
Nssi
Telegraphic Brevities From An Early 1900s Ledger
Acetylene lighting for railcars, death of Major General Parke in Washington on December 16, Keller learning to speak, Croker buys a Wantage residence, Chicago fire at Fowler works, $80,000 loss. NYSE record $50,000 seat, Oxford defeats Cambridge in annual football, stamp theft at Chicago post office. Minega Legislature parole Younger brothers, Forestry Association backs California big trees reserve. Selma Schnapka insane asylum, Kruger freed by Limerick city, Stewart Pump and Plow works fire with $175,000 loss, rebuild planned. US Senate backs Africa liquor import convention. Kokteik viaduct completed. Moslem massacre reports from Vienna. Chamberlain on cheaper US postage. Britain’s stance unsettled. Joplin earthquake minor damage. Paris purge yields 480 new arrests. Calumet & Hecla to raise wages 2.5 percent. SA horses and mules tally discussed. Bryan to speak at Jacksonian Club banquet. Paris Exposition finances show a loss of 2,000,000 francs. Empress rumored anti-Kwang Su Christian conversion. Portland 1905 northwest exposition urged by Oregon Historical Society. Swiss leadership changes. Mulhall noted. New York Board of Trade directs currency to support gold standard. Ray bill support for bankruptcy act reform.
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John G. Parke
Washington
Helen Keller
Richart Croker
Wantage
England
Fowler Bicycle and Carriage Works
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
Oxford
Cambridge
American Forestry Association
California
Selma Schnapka
Emperor William
Fite
Corporation of
Limerick
Kruger
Stewart
Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Senate of the
United States
Africa
Kokteik
Shan Hills
British Burmah
Pennsylvania Steel Company
London Daily Express
Vienna
Joplin
Missouri
Paris
Calument & Hecla Mining Company
House of Commons
Powell Williams
War Office
South Africa
W. J. Bryan
Jacksonian Club
Omaha
Democratic Party
China
Berlin
Kwang Su
Oregon Historical Society
Portland
Pacific Coast
Federal Council
Ernest Brenner
Bale
Switzerland
Walter Hauser
Zurich
J. Zemp
Lucerne
Department of Posts and Railroads
Micael G. Mulhall
Buenos Ayres Standard
South America
New York Board of ‘Trade and ‘Transportation
Congress
Washington Scenes: Senate Action and Capital Improvements
National capital business fills pages as Senate approves pensions for widows, Indian and Military Academy funds move forward, and rail and river projects shape a new Washington. Discussions span Porto Rico Philippines status, mint coinage exchanges, and a bold plan for multi–station depot and elevated tracks with an $11 million outlay.
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W. Swisk
E. J. Surra
W. English Lumber Go
Awley, Mer
Rocky Ford
Colo
Velty
A. HH. Griswold
Th. Premier Riter Co
Enterprise.s
JOB Printing Office
Psee Us
Enterprise Pub. Co
Ki Clark
Tersilders
Restaurant
al and
Spe
Y Ford Grocery
R. T. Frazier
Colorado Notes
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Miss Sartoris
Mr. Nichols
New York
Senate
John H. McClernand
J. M. Palmer
House
Military Academy
Electoral Commission
Porto Rico
Philippines
Tina
Sutherland
Nebraska
Nelson
Minnesota
Secretary of War
Internal Revenue Bureau
Lacey
House Public Lands Committee
New Mexico
New York County
Francis V. Sone
Pont
S&s Hanna
National Mittee
Pla
General Greene
Board of Naval Construction
Cramps
Newport News
Union Iron Works
Fore River Line
Quincy
Massachusetts
Wolcott
McKinley
Kunzmiller
Louse Committee
Missouri River Commission
Shafroth
Taylor
Bell
Secretary of the Interior
Frank C. Goudy
Geological Survey
Gunnison River
Gunnison
Daughters of the American Revolution
Manning
Donald McLean
Gummery
Tangiers
State Department
Marcus Zagui
Department
Morocco
Department of State
Londe
Luke and Duchess
Australia
White House
Los Angeles
Ohio
Oregon
Shafreth
Mercer
Leadville
Merver
Schilar
Trinidad
Colorado Springs
United Stat
Cuba
House Committee On
Lockport
St. Louis
Gton
Ilinois River
Corps of Engineers
Army
Grafton
Mississippi River Commission
Senate For Relations Committee
Save Yp
Culbertson
Secretary of State
Mexico
Rio Grande River
New Mexic
Rio Grande
Baltimore & Ohio Company
Pennsylvania Company
Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Seaboard Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Potomac
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