Dreyfus Reinstatement Surges Amid Duel Aftermath
In Paris the Dreyfus rehabilitation law passes the Chamber and Senate amid violent clashes. Under Secretary Sarraut is wounded in a duel with Pugliesi Conti after floor uproar. Picquart elevated to brigadier general while Dreyfus becomes chief of squadron. Zola’s body to Panthéon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
Thompson
M. Pugliest Conti
M. Millevoy
Jacquet
Dreyfus
Chamber of Deputies
M. Sarraut
Miniikter Clemenceah
M. Puguesioni
Sarraut
Puguest-Conti
Artilley
Picquart
Army Committee
Chamber
Emile Zola
Pantheon
Senate
Forest Reserve Receipts Benefit Colorado Counties
Governor McDonald receives word from Secretary James Wilson that Colorado will receive ten percent of forest reserve receipts for distribution by the Legislature to counties with reserves. The last fiscal year total was 125,417.93 dollars, with ten percent amounting to 12,541.79 dollars to be allocated for schools and public roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
McDonald
Jame
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Wilson
Della Ne
Leadville Grants Light Franchise After Vote
Leadville Colorado taxpayers approve a twenty year electric light and power franchise for Walter W. Davis of Yak Mining Company by 504 to 22. The deal ends a year long fight over light rates and cuts charges from twenty five to fifty percent, replacing the Boett cher Electric Light Company contract that expired last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Colo
Walter W. Davis
Yak Mining Company
Boettcher Electric Light Company
Davis
Yak Company
Prohibition Party Holds Colorado Convention Nominations
The Denver state Prohibition convention at Unity church closed after two days with speeches by Quincy Lee Morrow and L Rev M Hornbeck. Nominations included Governor F C Chamberlain and Congressman E B Evans, with a platform opposing liquor sale and advocating prohibition, railroad rate regulation, municipal utilities, initiative and referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Quincy Lee Morrow
L Rev. M. D. Hornbeck
Unity Church
Nineteenth Avenue
Broadway
F. C. Chamberlain
Colorado Springs
W. T. Brooks
Canon City
J. H. Ketchum
W. M. McCreery
Loveland
C. E. Wellman
Kit Carson County
L. E. Kenworthy
E.C. Bourke
Sterling
State University
Maud M. Sanders
Largke
J.M. Pratt
Boulder County
E. BE. Evans
Fort Morgan
H. B. King
Pueblo
Supreme Court of the
United States
Sureme Court
Hanoi
Colorado
Robbery Attempt at Elwell Bank in Denver
In Denver on a Saturday afternoon at 1 30 private banker Edward W Elwell faced an attempted holdup at the Ernest and Cranmer building on Seventeenth Street. The robber Dufield Knox Duncan aged 22 struck Elwell with a heavy “black jack” and a struggle followed. Hastings aided Duncan and was captured while fleeing with a satchel. both men confessed to Detective Loomis and are held on highway robbery charges. Hastings claimed prior planning and both men claimed newspaper work. Hastings previously played college football for Minnesota.
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Denver
Elwell Bank
Ernest & Cranmer
Seventeenth
Curtis Streets
Dufield Knox Duncan
Edward W. Elwell
Elwell
Duncan
John C. Hastings
Skely
Jack Hastings
Adams Hotel
Virginia Apartments
Eighteenth
Stout
Hastings
Loomis
Duluth
Minnesota
Minneapolis Journal
Ames
Oldest Living Elk Arrives in Denver at Ninety Seven
The Elks celebrate Charles Carrol Clicker aged ninety seven and four months as the oldest Elk in the world. A Lodge No. 836 member from San Bernardino California, he traveled by special California train arriving in Denver. He seems as active as a man half his age with more good days left if he chooses to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
The
Elks
Charles Carrol Clicker
United States
San Bernardino
California
Clusker
Intermountain Desert
Denver Stock Yards Market Report Strong Demand for Beef Steers
The Denver market was quiet last week with demand for good beef steers and choice killing cows firm to slightly higher. Cattle of poorer quality fell 10 to 15 cents, with some lands as low as 4.50 to 5.25 for corn fed steers. North Park grass and hay fed steers arrived at 4.85 to 5.00 while cows showed strong demand for good grades. common and grassy cows were dull. Veals remained 4.75 to 5.50, hogs sold around 6.65 tops, and sheep demand stayed good though prices weakened with river trends.
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Denver
Union
North Park
Chicago
F. P
Stockers
Sheep Market Prices and Year to Date Totals
Market notes show fat sheep prices for wethers and ewes clipped, with year to date totals and comparisons to the prior period. Prices listed include wheat and rye per 100 pounds, oats and corn per bulk and sack, bran per 100 pounds, upland and timothy hay, alfalfa, straw, and South Park wire grass.
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Colorado
Nebraska
Upland
Timothy
Clever
South Park
Elks in Denver Celebrate Grand Lodge Arrival
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks occupy Denver with vast crowds and festive decor. Visitors from Philadelphia and many states arrive by rail, greet committees, and dine at hotels as generators of light and music fill the Queen City of the Plains. A grand carriage ride showcases the city’s hospitality amid a busy registration at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Havs
Colorado
Idaho Springs
Grand Lodge
The
Brown
Rome
Philadelphia
Cook
Eadquarters
Home Guard
Ecores of
Elks
Wyoming
Bill
Bryan
Connecticut
Nevada
P. C. Christensen
City of Lights Denver All Night Illumination
Denver prepares an unprecedented lighting display surpassing past expositions. Elks and visitors will travel lit streets from dusk until dawn guiding them to hotels and homes, with business leaders funding a continuous Colorado sunshine effect all day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mall
Elks
the Elks
Colorado
Deep seas yield new fish and giant eye creatures
Cambridge scientist J Stanley Gardiner reports vast ocean life in the Indian Ocean with many new deep sea species. He notes phosphorescent jelly fins, blind and huge eyed forms, and extensive life to depths around 1200 fathoms. Also mentions maypop fruit and advocates Defiance Starch for delicate fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stanley Gardiner
Cambridge University
Indian Ocean
Ceylon
Madagascar
Colonial Orders and Observatories Stir London Society
The Order of St Michael and St George debuts in London with colonial servants. Prof Edward C Pickering seeks an international observatory with a world committee and a colossal telescope, funding the venture from prominent astronomers. Social quips mock the trend while warnings about trouble echo in a string of urban sentiments.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
London
International Observatory
Edward C. Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Earth
Manayunk Philosopher on Married Life and Starch Ads
A quoted Manayunk host laments marital strain saying wives strive to maintain appearances while husbands curb expenses. Defiance Starch is pitched for trial with a money-back guarantee if not faster or cheaper. A woman suspects a butcher balances accounts against hers. Mia Winston soothing product claim for children. A proverb notes silent men who say nothing.
Backache Signs in a Frustrated Armchair Patient
The passage describes a man’s backache and related symptoms including constant pain, numbness, nervousness, low energy, and loss of motivation. It portrays a frail state where everyday acts feel burdensome, leaving the sufferer unable to perform tasks or enjoy pursuits.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Female Health
A testimonial notes back pain and monthly distress from female disorders and kidney issues. It claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures such conditions, restoring health and regularity. Maude Morris of Atlanta reports relief after two months of use and improved sleep and appetite.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Stry Lydia BK. Pinkhaim
Mise Maude Morris
Bec
Ladies’ Aid and Vision Society
E. Hunter St
Atlanta
Gia
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Prohibition Party
City OF Lights
LIFE
OCEAN
Cambridge
Eng
Dodds
Mactenda Bay
Mexico
Malin Los Esteros
O.T .Ord
Phiedman
Los Kateros
Tamps
Allen
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Waco
Houston
Galveston
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Laredo
el Paso
Kansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
St. Paul
Omaha
Council Bluffs
W. S. ST. George
M. K. & T. R Y Wainwright
G. A. McNutt, Biessom
S. Olmated
le Roy
N. Xe
Mia
Winston
Wature
Lyaia E. Pinkham
Tanit Bok
pAttew
Miss Maude Morris
University of Notre Dame Notre Dame
Indiana
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