Colorado teachers sought for Philippine service
June 11 report notes Colorado educators are sought for two year service in the Philippines with salaries up to $150 a month plus expenses. Named candidates include Ralph C. Wells, William A. Lewis, Elmer E. Latshaw, Gilbert Sellers, Nellin L. Hu, and Mabel Speer. Assignments follow after arrival in Manila via San Francisco steamer port.
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Colorado
United States
Ralph C. Wells
Colo
Rado Springs
William A. Lewis
Silver Plume
Elmer E. Latshaw
Greeley
Gilbert Sellers
Nellin L. HU
Mabel Speer
Colorado Springs
Washington
San Francisco
Manila
Ume
Baldwin
Wentworth
Fry
Montgomery
Woodmen of America biennial meeting opens in city tents
Delegates from 31 states, including Silver Bow camp with 475 delegates, gather for the biennial session expected to run through Thursday. Officials discuss head clerk, finances, and membership changes as the order reviews benefit and general funds and notes a steady rise in states under jurisdiction.
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Dern Woodmen OF America
En of
America
Jane
Grand Street
Cowett
Hawes
Missouri
Lankemt
Charles
Lise
Ceras Doo
Ates
Tinois
Towa
Colorado's World’s II Commissioners Meet Amid Funding Debate
Colorado board of stall managers held its first meeting with members including Orman Aspen and E. Van Hide Springs absent. A temporary secretary was chosen and a $50,000 appropriation proposal for 1901 and 1902 faced constitutional questions. A solicitor will travel the state to present the case as the board seeks subscriptions to fund operations and fair display. The storm brought heavy damage to crops across multiple counties with widespread hail and flooding devastating wheat potatoes and fruit crops.
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Colorado
Srnor Orman
George Aspen
LN. Stevens
J. O'Donnell
Denver
Wise
E. Vanhide Springs
Ssecretary
St. Louis
Damin
Ben Revnk
Charles Malson
Charles Prancise
James Miln
Or. McClelland
H. He. Bliss
J James Graham
Gus Plum
A.W. Durpee
Dr. Thomppees
Storm Sreeley Section Hall Destruction Shocks County
A northern region firestorm ripped through Hall and Sreeley sections causing extensive damage to property. Windows shattered and valuables worth thousands were lost as the blaze swept across neighborhoods, prompting emergency responses and investigations.
Acreage Shifts Mark Wheat Spring Planting Report
Preliminary wheat acreage reports show a nationwide reduction of about 1.2 million acres or 6 percent. Eight states report increases totaling around 48 thousand acres, while twelve report decreases near 1.285 million acres. State results vary with New Mexico up ten percent and Wyoming down. Iowa falls thirteen percent, others show smaller shifts.
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Washington
New Mexico
Nevada
Michigan
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Iowa
Oregon
Kansas
Wisconsin
Minnesott
Colorado Notes and City, County Developments Reported
A digest of Colorado matters notes graduates at Trinidad High School and local appointments. Edwards Eagle Denver permits total or around £30000. Obits mention Rawalt and Gunnison. Joln Craig near Pueblo tied to a rummage sale for the Free Reading Room. La Junta census lists 1084 children. Denver University paid down $25000. Leadville snow falls. Alpine Pass reopened. Denver postmaster salary up to $4000. Baseball updates show Colorado Springs 14-16, Denver 12-18. East Pueblo stock yards formed. Garfield county horticultural meet. Longmont mill upgrades lifting output. Denver press building rises. Jewish Denver hospital financing links to San Francisco. Trout shipments to Montrose. Breckenridge Fourth of July fund raised. brook trout distributed. Colorado Cricket set for Colorado Springs event. Connecticut inquiry about Indian war whoop answered with college yells. Pueblo plans a fall fair. statewide governance changes proposed for fairs. Denver Mint progress and Cheesman reservoir power projections discussed.
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Elgueen
Trinidad High School
Tae Cealeson
Edwards
Eagle
Denver
Svc
Ackeachins
Iouer
Keeley
IPF
Rawalt
Representa
Janet
Craig
Pueblo
Aston
Central City
la Junta
Buchtel
University of Denver
National Association of Master Blacksmiths
Leadville
Nolson
Colorado & Southern Railway
Alpine Pass
Aspen
Premor Orman
Victor
Grand Valley
Rifle
Garfield County
Longmont
Rocky Mountain News Printing Company
Welton Street
Seventeenth Site
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Denver Hospital
John E. Pelton
Montrose
Pelton
Breckenridge
W. St. Lee
Glenwood Springs
Gunnison
Grand
Roaring Fork
Colorado Cricket Association
Colorado Springs
Cripple Or
Connecticut
Colorado
Filipinos Continue Guerilla Warfare Near Lipa
Manila reports an engagement six miles southeast of Lipa Batangas Province where over 200 of Malvar's followers clashed with Captain Willian mm Twenty-fnt infantry and allies. Major losses were reported among officers and sergeants with Lieutenant Anson Springer killed and others wounded as Yates' cavalry pursue insurgents. A separate note from New York records Lt. Springer born in France and a Cornell and West Point graduate who served in Cuba and the Philippines leaving a widow and child.
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Manila
Willianmm
Lipa
Batangas
Malvar
Gonzales
Yates
First Cavalry
Anson Springer
Lee
Engineers
Wilhelm
Charles St. Rameey
Twenty-first Infantry
Philippine Commission
Cailles
Laguna
N.Y
Philippines
France
Nome
Cornell
West Point
Plattsboro
Cuba
Plattsburg
Colorado firm to take over Maxwell Te and Lumber Co
A Trinidad dispatch confirms a contract transferring the Maxwell Te and Lumber Company business to the Col Fuel and Iron Company. The deal extends the Col Fuels line toward Weston and into the Las Animas river area, with surveys for an eighteen mile extension toward San Luly valley. West Point note confirms cadet examinations and oath takings. The President and Mrs. McKinley received gifts from Mr and Mrs Walsh of Colorado for the western tour.
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Denver
Trinidad
Col Fuel and Iron Company
al Gag
Maxwell Te and Lumber Company
New Mexico
Maxw Grant Company
C. F. & L Company
Colorado & Wyoming
Weston
Las Animas
Pond Park
San Luly Valley
Walsh
Rich
Washington
McKinley
Thomas Br. Walsh
Colorado
Trust combines major factories in country completed
View Trustmpleted in Chicago on June 11 reports a meeting led by Charles H L Deere of Moline. Former Judge W A Vincent of Chicago handles details and the combine may incorporate within a month with $75,000 capital. States Ohio Kentucky Wisconsin New York join the trust as officers likely to be elected tomorrow. It denies plow price increases.
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Chicago
Charles HL. Deere
Moline
Illinois
W. A. Vincent
Ohio
Kentucky
Wisconsin
New York
Morgan planning billion dollar Anglo American bank
New York June 10. The London World correspondent reports J P Morgan is arranging a grand Anglo American bank with a one billion dollar capitalization. It would absorb major Anglo American agencies and serve as the main hub for Europe US banking. Associated with Morgan are leading capitalists and the Rothschilds.
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New York
London
J. P. Morgan
Europe
America
Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Rothschilds
Wall Street
National Bank of Commerce
Bank of England
Bank of France
Bank of Five
Deutsche Bank of Berlin
Bank of Spain
Banque Imperiale Ottomans
Bank of Turkey
August Belmont
London Dispatch
Mr. Morgan
Mammoth Bank
Four Thousand Names Added To Pension Rolls This Year
Washington June 10 More names will be added to the pension roll this fiscal year ending June 30 than last year Eleven months total additions reach 43300 with year end likely higher Net increase expected about the same as last year Old Minors and Civil War pensions dominate the new additions including Spanish American War service and restorations In all 619 pensions total 92731440 dollars average 15142 per case Also 43374 claims for Spanish American War service and 160000 widows and dependents under various acts are noted
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Washington, D. C
Spain
Oklahoma Tornado Devastates Kay County Towns and Farmlands
A massive Friday night tornado swept Kay county Oklahoma causing widespread damage to Billings Eddy and Tonkawa. Eddy suffered fatalities and a mother was critically wounded while Blackwell and surrounding areas reported shattered glass and extensive crop and property losses. Insurance filings indicate total losses likely reaching far into the hundreds of homes across the affected towns.
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Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma
Kay County
Billings
Eddy
Tonkawa
Blackwell
Bob McGraffin
Enid
van Arsdale Brothers
United States
Ponca
City
Lilyvale
Deer Creek
Perry
Immense Growth of Population in Cities
Washington June 10 census bulletin lists 10 602 incorporated places nationwide up from 1800 and notes thirty eight cities with populations over 100 000.
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Washington
Census Office
Third Term Agitation in Cincinnati Over McKinley
Cincinnati May 10 Congressman Charles H Grosvenor argues for a third term for McKinley citing popular support and performance. He dismisses the unwritten Washington rule against a president seeking a third term and notes Washington declined amid partisan pressure.
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Cincinnati
McKinley
Charles H. Grosvenor
Washington
United States
Times
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