Ou What Have I Done Rajah Ruby Mystery Unfolds
Detective Folsom Simpson infiltrates a Hazelhurst affair to uncover secrets behind the rajah s ruby. He learns Miss Livermore faked death and Martha reveals a visitor linked to Ellenville. Arthur Fairchild and Miss Evelyn near engagement. Simpson escapes as plots unfold.
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Martha
Mr. Fairchild
Ellenville
Arthur
Folsom Simpson
Miss Suspicion
New York
Smarty
Arthur Fairchild
Simpson
Legislature Turmoil in Colorado Senate and House Actions
The Colorado Senate stalls on major measures as House activity continues with bills on internal improvements wage limits and canal planning. Debates over tax penalties and canal funding occupy sessions, with adjournments and executive considerations shaping the week.
Isable Mining Manager Driven from Cripple Creek Camp
In Cripple Creek Colorado the Miners Union and mine owners clash over a four day work period leading to H Locke manager of the Isabella Mining Company being driven from Bull Hill. About 100 miners seized his cart disarmed guards then forced him to vow never to return and to accept an eight hour shift. They claim he sought nine hours and threaten plant closures if demands continued.
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Max Manson
Scot
Simpson
Warhampton
Miss Gilder
Ellenville
Martha
Gilder
Senate
Steck
Gilpin
Hartzel
House
Twin Lakes Reservoir
New County
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Ammons
Messrs
Fitzgerald, Garcia and
Hunter
Hynes
Norlin
Conference Committee
Carney
Seenate
Housse
Jenks
Lake County
Gunnison River
Gunnison
Supreme Court
Hovus
Bonyngo
Carnahan
Booth
McKnight
Idaho Springs
Jefferson County
Plum Creek
Castle Rock
Fort Morgan
Lynch
United States Mint
Congress
Webber, Graham and Boyd
W. K. Linton
Colorado Springs
Minnie C. T. Love
B. A. Wheeler
Denver
Board of Charities and Corrections
Joseph Mann
Golden
Board of
Fisk
Hegner
Internal Improvement Income
H. Locke
Isabella
Miners’ Union
D. H. Locke
Isabella Mining Company
Bull Hill
Taylor
Locke
Victor
Locke A
Injured in Snow Plow Wreck Near Breckenridge
A heavy snow fall on the South Park road caused a rotary snow plow and its engine to plunge 150 feet down a hill near Baker's tank eight miles east of Breckenridge. Three men were badly hurt while two engineers escaped. Convict Cordello was killed and four others injured by a powder blast on a state ditch. Coroner ruled the explosion unavoidable.
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South Park Road
Breckenridge
Baker’s Tank
Joseph Plunkett
Joseph Morgan
Charles Keleher
Charles Stowe
Frank Evans
Howard E. Reed
Dan McGreevey
State Ditch
Joseph Cordello
James Ramsey
William McManus
W. C. Baughman
Michael Martino
Cordello
Penitentiary Report Highlights Colorado Prison Stock
The annual Colorado penitentiary report shows 564 prisoners now confined, down from 647 the prior year. During the year 214 were released, 9 by commutation, 3 by escapes, 75 to Buena Vista reform school, 2 died, 3 by court orders. 248 men and 18 women were sent to Canon City. Forty seven pardons issued. Funds running low due to unexpected drains.
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Colorado Penitentiary
Buena Vista
Canon City
Fort Morgan canal transfer to farmers approved
At a Fort Morgan public meeting farmers elected a new board and accepted the transfer of the Fort Morgan canal from The Travellers Insurance Company. The canal proved unprofitable under Travelers, and the move promises improved service at lower cost with deferred water-right payments going to the new company.
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Fort Morgan Canal
Travellers’ Insurance Company
Fort Morgan
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Tara Ror
American Presstassn
Mr. Simpson
Miss Livermore
Miss Evelyn
Enville
Trjly
Astor House
Fairchild
E. C. Williamson
Hazelhurst
Miss
Kirby Miller
Miller
Williamson
J. Horton
Jordan
Stanford University
Colorado Legislature
of the
United States
Hallet
Daniel Canfield
William Dewey
Johnson
Weld County
Greeley
Hallett
Bear Creek Canon
Rock Island
Weather Office
Waite
Washington
Penitentiary Report
Amhurst
George Mauck
Evergreen
Mauck
Florence & Cripple Creek
Pueblo Steel Works
Joliet
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