Colorado Realty Association Becomes State Commercial Group
Colorado Springs, June 24. The fourth annual convention of the State Realty Association, now reorganized as the Colorado State Commercial Association, closed after three days with officer elections. Zeph C. Felt of Denver was chosen president and Durango named as next convention site. Resolutions urged a western immigration congress to promote colonization and the conservation of Colorado waters. Speakers included H. A. Storrs on power from mountain waters and M. A. Carleton on crops for dry farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
State Realty Association
Colorado State Commercial Association
Zeph C. Felt
Denver
Durango
Western Immigration Congress
West
Colorado
H. A. Storrs
United States Reclamation Service
Washington
M. A. Carleton
United States
W. H. Olin
State Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Olin
Franklin E. Brooks
Department of Agriculture
Army
Navy
Brooks
Congress
Committee On Directors
Jesse F. McDonald
Henry Lee B. Wills
Coledo Springs
B. F. Freeman
Colorado State Bank
A. E. Bent
F. J. Chamberlain
J. §. Flower
R. W. Chisholm
D. C. Packard
W. E. Kinsella
Greeley
Armour C. Anderson
Samuel H. Crammer
Gordon Jones
United States National Bank
A. J. Woodruff
Pueblo
C. B. Bennett
J. L. Donahue
Colorado Trust Company
H. J. Arnold
Ira Monnell
Farmer
Montrose
F. J. Henderson
Sterling
Dick Oxford
Mancos
Sam G. Adams
Steamboat Springs
W. C. Davenport
Salida
L. R. Fenlason
Rocky Ford
E. H. Day
Trinidad
W. A. Braiden
Lamara
J. V. McCandless
Florence
A.S. Lamberton
Cripple Creek
Www. Co. Carrington
L. Wirt Markham
Lamar
J. R. Lewis
B. D. Sanborn
John T. Burns
C. C. Williams
Demand for girls for housework exceeds supply in Chicago
Condensed telegram items report a strong demand for domestic help in Chicago outpacing supply, while New York City parks open for people to sleep outdoors during hot weather. Other notes include awards for Kotaro Date and Grover Cleveland, a $200000 dormitory gift, and various international and local developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Kotaro Date
Wayman Crow
St. Louis School of Fine Arts
Hay
William McMillan
St. Louis
Washington University
Benjamin F. Daniels
United States
District of
Arizona
Panama
Canal Commission
California Anglers’ Association
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Vienna
Nathaniel de Rotschild
Ivan
Khartsisk
Russia
Donet Company
Ohio
Carnegie Steel Company
Texas
Augustine Roache
Cork City
House of Commons
James F. O'Brien
Department of Justice
Nave
Apache County
Dolyannis
Greece
Gherakaris
R. M. Leland
Seattle
Chilcoot Pass
Katsina River
Col
Sir Henry Irving
London
California
John Muldoon
Dublin
Donegal
William O. Doherty
Far East
Krupps Essen
Kuropatkin
Moscow
Zemstvos
Pittsburg
St. Mark’s
Venice
Shonts
The
Isthmian Canal Commission
Alfred Anderson
E. Redfern
New Orleans
Carol A. Devol
San Francisco
F. H. Harmden
Tacoma
Chinese Merchants Benefit From New US Policy
Washington Roosevelt administration issues orders to ease landing for exempt Chinese classes and ensure courteous treatment by Immigration Bureau officers. Diplomatic officials will issue valid certificates accepted nationwide, while Metcalf’s instructions aim to curb harshness and avert trade frictions with China amid a growing Chinese boycott threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Immigration Bureau
United States
China
American Asiatic Society
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Panama Canal Claims Board Ordered Sept 1 in Washington
President Roosevelt issues executive order calling a board of consulting engineers for the Isthmian canal project to convene September 1 in Washington. Gen George W Davis named chairman with possible Isthmus visit and minority reports requested if opinions differ. Detailed plans, maps, surveys to be provided to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Board of Consulting Engineers
Isthmian Commission
George W. Davis
Alfred Noble
William Barclay Parsons
William H. Burr
Isthmian Canal Commission
Isthmus
Panama
Cristobal and
Leboca
Consulting Board
George D. Davis
Board of
Consulting Engineers
Theodore Roosevelt
Moffat Road Financed for Denver Project
David H. Moffat returned from New York after two months amid Equitable Assurance Society conflicts and announced he has financed the Moffat road. Superintendent Denel and Evans welcomed him at the depot as funds were secured in the bank to meet future obligations and advance construction. He praised the East outcome and overcoming powerful odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
The
Republican
David H. Moffat
New York
Equitable Assurance Society
Mr. Moffat
Denel
Moffat Road
Evans
Moffat
Unsightly Bald Spot Prompted Cure Tale
A two year skin plague left neck sores and hair loss with severe itching. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the discomfort lessened and hair regrew thick and healthy. Endorsed by H. J. Spalding of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Spalding
104Th St
New York City
Landlords blamed for upcoming moving spectacles
A report notes many planned relocations under harsh landlord practices. The piece highlights mounting cases where tenants face eviction, rent hikes, and displacement, with critics urging policy relief and tenant protections.
Mes senger boy blue and old time cures hit by ad copy
An OCR laden fragment lists various old time advertisements and slogans. It mentions a color called messenger boy blue that won t run, Piso s Cure for Consumption claims, Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething, and an acetylene apparatus maker. The passage showcases typical early 1900s sales pitches and brand names such as Defiance Starch and a smart salesman philosophy. It reads like a collage of product pitches and consumer goods from a historical newspaper page.
Question on Tea Purchases Reflects Longtime Habits
A fragmentary remark notes a ten year pattern of tea buying and hints at a loss of a valued relationship or deal. The speaker questions whether their best tea source has been lost, implying a change in supplier or quality. No further context is provided.
Supreme Court ousts Denver Democrats in county officers
The Colorado Supreme Court rules all county officers are state officers and invalidates two county judges. The majority removes H. V. Johnson and others, installs A. G. Vickery and a new slate, with Justices Steele and Gunter dissenting. Ruling aims to settle petitions before summer adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Supreme Court
Steele
Gunter
Justice Steele
Justice Gunter
H. V. Johnson
Schuyler H. Alexander
Robert J. Byrne
Emma M. Herey
Charles Elder
Hamilton Armstrong
J. N. Stoddard
Raady Kenehan
Daniel L. Webb
Board of County Commissioners
William A. Rice
Benjamin F Stapleton
Joseph Berger
Michael Geary
A. G Vickery
Alexander Nisbet
R. P. Rollins
C W. Badgley
C. C. Gir
Lillian A. Field
B. F. Harrington
J. M. Lindsey
W. J. Horner
Edward Phillips
William Lawson
Eugene McCarthy
Thomas Uzzell
N. C. Miller
Henry V. Johnson
Justice Maxwell
Western Immigration Congress urged by Colorado association
A resolution by the Colorado State Commercial Association calls for a Western Immigration Congress to promote a cooperative western migration movement. It directs governors to appoint delegates and asks each western commercial body to send two delegates. The group also backs a permanent statewide products exhibit in Denver, urges liquidation of improper state debt, and supports a second state normal school in southwest Colorado. It endorses Congressman Brooks home stead bill and urges similar action at the next Congressional session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado State Commercial Association
Western Immigration Congress
West
Denver
Capitol
State Normal School
Colorado
State Agricultural College
California
Luther Burbank
F. E. Brooks
Brooks
Harvest Hands Wanted in Topeka for Wheat Harvest
Topeka Kansas June 24 T B Gerow state employment agent issued a call for 2000 more harvest hands due to a pressing need as wheat is ripe and cannot be harvested for lack of help. The agency notes fewer men from other states are coming to assist Kansas harvest this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Grand Union
United States
Topeka
Kas
T. B. Gerow
Kansas
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims universal female cure
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a positive cure for women's ailments. It claims to heal ovarian trouble inflammation ulceration falling displacements of the womb and related spinal weakness and asserts effectiveness at every use.
Patent remedy claims cure for uterine tumors and leucorrhea
A historical advertorial fragment touts a cure claiming to have treated more leucorrhea cases than any remedy and to dissolve early uterine tumors. It asserts instant relief of bearing down pain weight and headache and states the product acts in harmony with the female system and corrects conditions.
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IN Commercial Association
Tromsoe
Norway
Franz Josef Land
Zeigler
Anthony Fiala
America
Magdalena
Greenland
Board of Health of
Bronx
Portland
Oregon
Japan
Chamberlain
Williams
Grand Union of
Panama Canal Claims
Schilling
Joan F. Boren
Trinity Springs
Ind
Mra. Winslow
Mary
Mfg. Co
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lidia BE
Finkuan
E Meek Trunk & Bag
MFB
Sney J. Wilson, Sloge Savules
Colorado Tent & Awning CO
Lawrence
Blacksmiths
Mardware & Iron
New England Rt
Brown Palace
Europe
Columbia Hotel
I Rt
Oxford Hotel Ptet
ST. Elmo
P.S. Hessler & Hail Mer. Co
Denvar
Denver Analytical, & & Assaying CO
Lawrence It
E. E. Burlingame & CO. Assay
Mailer Ress
Lewrence St
Deaveere Cotes
Stich
Ogden
Issay
Denver Camera Exchange
Colorado Saddlery
Central Savings Bank
Flint-Lomax Electric & Mfg. CO
Union Depot
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