Denver Times sale and rail damage battle emerge in city news
Announcement that the Denver Times will be sold to Hasbrook and associates under editor Charles Sasbrook, with a new Times building to be erected on Stout street funded by Stratton interests. Also, motion on Goose Creek flood damage prompts Union Pacific to seek about 200000 dollars in claims for track repair and lost revenue.
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Denver Times
Charles Sasbrook
Times
Hasbrook
W. 8. Stratton
Cathedral
Stout Street
Stratton
Colorado & Southern
Platte Canon
Goose Creek
Denver Union Water Company
Ile
Harley Ph McCoy
Charles A. Hawley
Yrnor
Thomas Yeray
McCoy
Harley P. McCoy
Mills
California
Smith
Colorado
Leadville
Denver
Department of the Interior
Oity
Woman's Club
D. V. McClurg
Max Pracht
Brown Palace
Mr. Pracht
Secretary of the Interior
Europe
United States
Fragmented notice hints at monthly meeting schedule
Fragmentary OCR text references a weed and fourth Thursday month with mentions of MAS SAnan Maurin and Corpar No. 16. It notes a run at third Friday and houses of rueh eon ok i Ley, with a presiding figure listed as Pres. The readability is severely limited and key entities are unclear.
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Mas Sanan Maurin
Legal Blanks for Sale by Enterprise Office
Legal blanks for sale kept by the Enterprise office offered by mail prepaid on receipt of price. Stock constantly increased and callers urged to inquire if a desired item is not in the list. Quantities filled at special prices.
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Bates
Peaseglo
Venice
Colorado notes reflect balloon ascent and state projects
Flovence will stage a Fourth of July balloon ascent while the Colorado Telephone Co expands with four work gangs from Fort Morgan to Sterling. A large order for 23,000 spruce poles and 200,000 pounds of copper is placed as recovery and rebuilding plans proceed after a Buena Vista smelter fire. State agents of the Colorado Humane Society are named, hail damage hits Berthoud crops, and a miner dies in East Mancos. The Midland abandons Hagermann tunnel west of Leadville. water rates and supply fight ends in a city victory. Fries Orphans’ Home discussed in Pueblo. and a dynamite blast wrecks a Gunnison river bridge, halting Baldwin coal shipments.
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Colorado Telephone Company
Fort Morgan
Sili
Denver
Colorado Springs
Sterling
Buena Vista
Colorado Humane Society
Andrior
Charles Wheeler
Izabeth
KB. Bowles
Gilpin
J. M. Hanby
Nederland
Paul Hahnawald
Leadville
Thomas Scott
Charles FP
Rice
W. C. Fay
Fondis
Victor J. K Alcott
A. M. Boyd
George Green
George L. Greer
John M. Essington
John L. Lee
John M. Berkey
Berthoud
Highland Switch
William Mackin
East Mancos
Colorado Midland
Hagermann
Water Company
Henry B. Cleaves
Maine
Junta Dispatch
First Presbyteri Church
Pueblo
Patchell
First Congregational Church
Rey
Central Christian Church of
M. E. Church
Fries
Daily
Gunnison River
Baldwin
Colorado & Southern Railway
Gunnison
George van Alstine
Colorado & Southern
Roosevelt Westward Trip From Chicago to Oklahoma City
Governor Theodore Roosevelt plans a private journey from New York to Chicago on Friday then to Oklahoma City for the Rough Riders reunion. He travels in Paul Morton’s private car, aims to meet old comrades, and will not engage in political campaigning.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Las Vegas
N. M
Morton
Oklahoma City
Foreign Forces in Tien Tsin Threaten Chinese Siege
A British report from Che Foo via the Terrible notes eight hundred Sikhs and two hundred Welsh fusiliers joining American German and Russian troops nine miles from Tien Tsin to attack besieging Chinese forces. The dispatch says allied forces arrived Sunday in sufficient numbers to threaten the Chinese siege, while Shanghai reports warn that the legations and Admiral Seymour may be in grave peril with the capital news growing gloomier.
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Seymour
London
Terrible
Che Foo
Taku
Jnion
Tien Tsin
Shanghai
Daily Express
Pekin
Rathbone Removed as Cuba Post Director Testimony Likely
Washington reports Estes G. Rathbone is replaced as general director of posts in Cuba. Martin C. Fosnes is assigned to duties, while Bristow sails home. Rathbone’s possible arrest remains to be decided by General Wood as witnesses in cases against Cuban officials. Wu Ting Fang seeks armistice to curb American troop operations until Li Hung Chang arrives. Hay relays the president’s stance that US forces may act if disorder endangers officials. Chinese forces around Pekin total about 860,000 with heavy artillery and abundant ammunitions, though many troops are poorly trained.
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Cuba
Neely
Washington
Estes G. Rathbone
Martin C. Fosnes
Postal Service
Bristow
Smith
Rathbone
General Wood
Island
Chines
Wu Ting Fang
Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Yang- Tse-Kiang
Hay
United States
China
London
Shan Hai Kwan
Sung Ching
Carlowitz
Train disaster near McDonough leaves thirty five dead
A passenger train on the Macon branch of the Southern railway wrecked after a washout caused by a June cloudburst, burning to ashes except the Pullman. Thirty five killed, many injured, as flames and flood swept the scene. Flagman Quinlan contacted McDonough telegraph station before help could reach Atlanta and Macon.
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Atlanta
Macon
Southern Railway
McDonough
Ning
Flagman Quinlan
Remey Ordered to Taku Amid Chinese Crisis
Washington war officials warn of broad preparations for potential China crisis. Navy bulletin notes Waller's command losses and relief efforts near Tien-Tsin. Admiral Remey commanded Brooklyn to join land forces at Taku. London dispatches report rising peril for international forces around Pekin and Tien-Tsin as Boxers gain influence.
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Washington
United States
Army
Navy
Navy Department
Admiral Kempff
Che Foo
Tien-Tsin
Waller
Tien-T'sin
Secretary of the Navy
Remey Wit
Brooklyn
Taku
London
China
Pekin
Admiral Seymour
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