Anderson Acquitted In Tammen Shooting Case
Denver Nov. 18 W W Anderson is acquitted by the third jury on the charge of assault with intent to kill H H Tamnen. The jury found him not guilty after two prior juries disagreed. He was discharged by Judge Johnson amid congratulations from friends. A separate charge against Anderson for shooting Bon fils remains, likely to be pursued by District Attorney Lindsley.
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Denver
W. W. Anderson
H. H. ‘Tammen
Les
Anderson
Johnson
Bontils
Linds’efendant
John G. Taylor
Lindsley
Tammen
Tronfils
Alfred Packer
Packer
Messrs
Tammen and
Houfils
Post
Bonfils
Mr. Tammen
Sugar Tariff Fight Draws Vast Interests In Washington
Washington November 18 There will be a major battle of brains and millions in Washington lobbies this winter over whether Cuban grown raw sugar should be admitted free of duty or under a reduced rate via reciprocity. Barack interests include the American Sugar Refining Company and the Beet Sugar Company along with Louisiana cane growers. Leaders like Henry T Oxnard and Havemeyer push for protection or controlled duties while weighing annexation and domestic beet sugar expansion.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Hawaii
American Sugar Refining Company
Beet
Louisiana
Henry T. Oxnard
Mr. Oxnard
Havemeyer
Stavemeyer
Creede tragedy as teen girl kills father doctor
Denver reports a Creede patricide where fifteen year old Gertrude Simpson shot Coroner Dr A N Simpson as he lay on a bed drunk. The girl fled shouting Papa has been shot. A coroner jury later said death was by self defense and she is exonerated. The case reveals years of estrangement and threats. Miss Simpson to be arraigned on murder charges.
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Creede
Denver News
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Gertrude
Colt
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Papa
Eltiznes
Dr. Simpson
Simpson
Lordburg
New Mexico
Associated Charities of Pueblo
Edward P. Newton
W. H. McDonald
M. D. Thatcher
George Lannon
Cripple Creek
Frank Smith
Robert Lyons
Thomas Holland
Colorado
Mt. Ridgeway
Salida
Rio Grande
Cresceus Sets Track Pace at Denver Mile Race
Crowds gathered in Denver on November 18 as Cresceus clocked 2 08 for a mile against time on a fair track. Driven by owner George H. Ketcham of Ohio, Cresceus failed to beat the track record, despite a strong showing. J W Springer welcomed the owner and horse with a brief address by Mowery.
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Denver
Overland
Cresceus
George H. Ketcham
Ohio
J. W. Springer
Death of Senator Teller’s Mother Charlotte Teller
Denver reports the death of Mrs. Charlotte Chapin Moore Teller at age ninety three in Morrison Illinois. Her son Senator Henry M. Teller and family learned of the death and Willard Teller will travel to Morrison. Mrs. Teller, born August 8 1805 in Vermont, left eight children and kept keen mental faculties to the end.
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Henry M. Teller
Willard Teller
Charlotte Chapin Moore ‘Teller
Morrison, Ilinois
Mrs. Teller
Vermont
Isos
Willard Moore
Sallie Chapin
New York State
Isis
John Teller
Morrison
Ilinois
Mr. Teller
Radcliffe Leases to Uncle Sam for Trout Station
Washington November 18 The fish commission leased the lakes and Mesa land in Colorado from William Radcliffe for three and a half years to establish an auxiliary trout hatching and collection station for distribution in the Rocky Mountain region The English gentleman Radcliffe once converted natural lakes into a fish reserve where a guard killed a trespasser leading to hostility and destruction of his property He sought government protection but will now have the lakes operate under the commission rather than by him.
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Radcliffe
Sam
Washington
Fish Commission
William Radcliffe
Mesa
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Mr. Radcliffe
United States
Electric traction speeds near one hundred miles an hour
New York reports experiments on Prussian military lines reached ninety nine and a half miles per hour using ten thousand volts. If the lines were strengthened, this speed would be quite probable.
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New York
Buffalo Jones Still Alive in Topeka Kansas Navy
The report of Buffalo Jones death is false. He remains in Topeka and hopes the government will provide a home for bison before he dies. He clarifies no link to Arctic explorer C. J. Jones and continues advocacy for bison conservation.
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Topeka
Kan
Navy
Jones
C. J. Jones
Telegraphic Briefities Reach Across Worlds Today
Free municipal employment bureau planned for Duluth. Bartolome Masso named Cuban presidential candidate. Sydney Nova Scotia to host next summer carnival with aquatic sports. St Johns Dix arrested in London for bank wrecks and to be extradited. Koh i Noor to crown Queen Alexandra. Turkish cruiser keel laid at Cramps yard. Roosevelt opposes tail docking of horses. German officers to be trained in wireless, ships to gain wireless now. Princeton prizes funded by 6000 dollars to Charles O Baird. Earthquake hits Erzeroum, many houses destroyed. Pacific Cable Company expands capitalization to 3 million. Mother Bickerdyke dies at 84. Santos Dumont name to a St Cloud street. Carnegie offers 10000 building for Wood Library if 5000 yearly support guaranteed. California fruit canning firms sold to eastern syndicate. San Francisco Market Street Railway sold to Baltimore syndicate for 26000000. Southern California Fruit Exchange opposes reciprocity treaties. French chamber debates graduated tax on the unmarried 21 to 40. Ground broken for new American church. large American presence. Andrew White to lay cornerstone on Thanksgiving. Paul Revere Jr. dies at 45. son of General Warren Revere. Carnegie bonds worth 1 million to 23 workers at Edgar Thomson. Pope bars public reading of pilgrim address. National Prison Association backs parole and indeterminate sentence laws. meeting in Philadelphia October 1902. Miller and Collins sentenced to prison for matrimonial fraud.
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Cuban Democratic Party
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Charles O. Baird
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California Fruit Canners’ Association
Market Street Railway Company
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Congress
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French Chamber of Deputies
Berlin
New American Church
United States
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Paul Revere
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Duke of Norfolk
National Prison Association
Kansas City
Charles Miller
N. C. Collins
Grace Arnold
Grace Allison
Cleveland
St. Louis
Canal Treaty Near Completion In Washington
London reports the British government has signed off on the isthmian canal treaty with only Lord Paunceforte and Secretary Hay needed to affix signatures. After minor suggestions from the British ambassador in Washington, all issues have been resolved.
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London
Lord Pauncefote
Hay
Washington
Baker's chocolate and cocoa trademark alert note
Consumers are urged to verify Baker's Chocolate and Baker's Cocoa bear the famous chocolate girl trademark due to many imitations. A free copy of Miss Parlon's choice recipes is available to households by sending a request to Walter Paker & Co. Ltd., Dorchester, Massachusetts.
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Miss Parlon
Walter Paker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Colorado Notes and Local Developments in December
Colorado reports detail a Denver civil service exam for a mint messenger, railcar and Pullman coach acquisitions by Colorado Midland, school bond issuance in Colorado Springs, payrolls for Colorado & Southern, and local civic notes. Also covered are church and YMCA fund efforts, a Buena Vista railroad sale rumor, new state band and playground proposals, and editorials on medical cases, industry, and public works in Denver and surrounding cities.
Greatest Men of Colorado for the Hall of Fame
Colorado readers are urged to nominate two deceased citizens to represent the state at the 1903 Louisiana Purchase Exposition Hall of Fame in St. Louis. The essay invites public suggestions and cites Zebulon Pike and ex-Governor Gilpin among proposed candidates, as offered by Governor Thatcher.
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St. Louis
Louisiana Purchase
United States
Zebulon Pike
Gilpin
Thatcher
Fashions in Furs and Winter Accessories in Vogue
Women are urged to let them work in their own way and explore fur trends. Neckpieces extend long and flowing with boars of black fox white fox and fur tails. Squares of Persian lamb ermine form V shapes on collars. Muffs remain large and round with flat carriage styles for street wear. Fur trimmed gowns added later in season with hats also fur trimmed. A lace and satin white hat features mink accents. Parisian bonnets show ribbon leaves and ermine or sable crowns.
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Philadelphia Times
Paris
LACE AND VELVET TASTE OF ARTISTIC DECORATORS
A discussion on rivalries of colonial and Napoleonic furniture as reproduced in 20th century homes. The piece cites the Pittsburg Dispatch noting the appeal of colonial empire and Napoleon styles versus Louise XIV and XV in drapery and furniture design. Also mentions winter garments with black broadcloth and velvet details.
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Louises
Napoleon
Pittsburg
Give Them A Chance In Housework Education
A Philadelphia Times writer urges letting girls explore home management spaces. They should innovate with kitchen systems, learn from visiting other homes, and pursue work outside only if it benefits growth. Early experimentation fosters skill, satisfaction, and future supervisory insight in running a home.
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Philadelphia Times
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