Deportation in Cripple Creek era triggers vigilante power
Colorado correspondent H J Richmond recounts a brutal mission leaving Victor and Cripple Creek attacked by a mob and militia threats. On a Florence and Cripple Creek train Lieut Cole threatened him with a six shooter, while ex Chief McDermott was arrested as a union sympathizer. He fled after records office wreck and police warnings.
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Victor
Florence & Cripple Creek
Lieut
Cole
Co. L
Cripple Creek
Victor Cul
Canon City
Amoher
McDermott
Fremont
Kyner
Eivi
Canons City Reporter Escapes Glenbrook Clash
Special to The Star recounts a tense chase as Deputy Sheriff Cahill orders the author from Glenbrook threatening death. Vigilance Committee members press for departure while Editor Kyner of the Record refuses to flee. Sheriff Hell and the military pledge protection, yet the witness doubts their ability to safeguard him.
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Canon City
Colo
Glenbrook
Cahil
Bennett Avenue
Kyner
The
Record
Victor
Hell
War Correspondent Killed by Chinese Soldiers in Tokio Photo
Essel, a London Daily Telegraph correspondent and American, was shot and killed by Chinese soldiers aboard a boat off the Liao Tung peninsula. The incident is captured in a group photo of reporters taken for the Newspaper Enterprise Association in Tokyo.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Tokio
Essel
Liao-Tung Peninsula
London Daily Telegraph
May Establish Harbor Police Chief Aims For Patrol
Mayor Ballinger and Harbormaster Jensen toured the bay to study creating an auxiliary harbor police patrol under city supervision. The plan would have local shipping interests cover maintenance costs and focus on protecting ships from theft and clearing logs and flotsam hindering steam craft, especially the Vesela.
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Ballinger
Jensen
King county prohibitionists name delegates to state convention
King county prohibitionists elected 34 delegates for the state convention to be held in Everett on July 12. A nominating committee was chosen to propose candidates for the county convention as well as a central committee including J. M. Wilkin A C Mil Hean N A Thompson L Hage gard and A E Plage. In Jefferson City Missouri the state supreme court sustained a lower court verdict approving bribery convictions of Julius Lehman and Emil Hartman of the St. Louis house of delegates with Lehman to seven years and Hartman six years in prison. Both men were
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Prohibitionists
King County
Everett
Collins Hall
Waa
J. M. Wilkin
A.C Mil Hean
N. A. Thompson
Ll. Hagegard
A. E. Plage
Jefferson City
State Supreme Court
Lower
Julius Lehman
Emil Hartman
St. Louis House of Delegates
Lehman
Hartman
To Have a Home for Herbert Telford in Washington
Herbert Telford a two year old abandoned by his mother last November will be taken from his adoptive caregiver Mrs. Olderman at 2808 Jackson street and placed in the Washington Children's Home. Officer Clark investigated and arranged the transfer as the mother, a variety actress, is believed to be in Portland.
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Herbert Telford
Washington
Olderman
Tus
Amane
Clark
Portland
Alaska Club elects new secretary and treasurer
At a meeting of the Alaska club last night Richard Mansfield White was elected to succeed John Green as secretary and M. D. Barnes to succeed N. H. Latimer as treasurer. Mr Green and Mr Latimer resigned their offices in the club re- outage.
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Alaska Club
Richard Mansfield White
John Green
M. D. Barnes
N. H. Latimer
Green
Mr. Latimer
Lake and river happenings stir Seattle week
The steamers Mercury and Dolphin sailed within 24 hours as Lake Washington hosts a new stern wheeler Mercer under Capt. J. L. Anderson for Mercer slough service. A missing 10 year old received police focus after T H McGinnis of First Avenue hotel gave him ten dollars to buy goods. West Seattle council approved an ordinance licensing bowling alleys shooting galleries and amusements with annual fees from twenty five to one hundred dollars. Bids on eighteen thousand dollars in municipal street railway bonds will open at the upcoming council meeting. J W Watson prepares for a trip to the United Commercial Travellers meeting in Columbus Ohio then a visit to Pittsburgh.
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Watson
Pittsburg
West Seattle
Municipal Street Railway
Mercer
Lake Washington
Shela
J. L. Anderson
Mercer Slough
Dolphin
Skagway
Alaska
T. H. McGinnle
First Avenue
Southern Pacific Bhasta Route Advertises Travel Options
The notice promotes travel to California via Southern Pacific Co Bhasta Route with scenic appeal and two trains daily. Fares listed include 26.60 for first class and 99.60 for second or tourist class. Tickets and reservations available at Union Ticket Office 608 Mivet Ave BB Villa, general agent.
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California
Southern Pacific Co
San Francisco
Union Ticket Office
Mivet Ave
Villa
Ose
Hearst Wins In State Democratic Convention In Illinois
Hearst carries the Illinois state Democratic convention with Carter Harrison and allies receiving no support from top party figures including Governor Stringer Lieutenant Governor Ferns and state officials. Delegates at large to the St. Louis convention include Hopkins Lawrence Cable and Alachuler.
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Hopkins
Lawrence B. Stringer
Thomas J. Ferns
Frank F. Dooling
Charlies B. Thomas
Albert Ce
R. B. Spang
University
Anna G. Solomon
Chicago
Theodore C. Lohr
Carlinville
F. B. Merrill
Saint Clair County
St. Louis
John P. Hopkins
A. M. Lawrence
Ben. T. Cable
Samuel Alachuler
Boilers Range From Twenty to Sixty Horsepower
Inspector Murray estimates that boiler usage has grown by 15 percent over last year, with capacities listed from 20 to 60 horsepower.
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Murray
Steam Plant Expansion Reported in City Boilers
City boiler inspector Murray confirms more than 400 boilers in use as steam plants expand. The note signals growing industrial activity and manufacturing capacity in the urban area.
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Clty
Will Murray
City council debates police pay rise amid budget concerns
The council discusses a proposed ordinance to raise police salaries and fund a larger force while noting firemen pay is also under review. Critics argue city finances cannot support increases as fines and licenses have fallen, and that regulating open city areas already reduces the need for more police. A brief ad for two full-figure panels from Herpick's appears at Marion Street location.
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Wa Department
Innemuch Gas City
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