Notable 1905 World News Roundup Briefs
A long digest of political, military, and social items from Washington to Cuba. Notable notes include Col Ike Hill’s death toll in Washington, Magoon leaving Panama, Francis arriving in New York, Perry named Indian schools supervisor, Roosevelt naming Shuster to the Philippine commission, and Stensland’s legal issues. Also mentions marines to Cuba, rail deaths, cattle rate cases, and the St. Louis grand jury indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac R. Hill
Ohio
James J. Jeffries
C. J. Devlin
Topeka
Edward Crummer
Baltimore Sun
J.C. McBurney
Boise
Knights Templar
Idaho
National Guard
Cuba
Navy Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Atlanta
Brownville
Megroe
Roosevelt
H. Morgin Shuster
Philippine Commission
Gen. Funstons
Frederick G. Ensign
American Sunday School Union
Chicago
F. M. Hubbell
Des Moines
Jerome
New York
William R. Hearst
Speaker Cannons
Charles B. Hughes
Paul O. Stensland
Joliet Penitentiary
Middleport Bank
Middleport, C
Kansas ‘Board of Railroad Commissioners
Jesse Stresser
Leon
Kan
Lewis Bloomfield
Stresser
Mra. Bloomfield
Department of Justice
Standard Oi
St. Louis
R. M. Snyder
Kansas City
Central Traction
Fred K. Athoff
Paul Q. Stensland
Titnois
Troops for Cuba Move Under Roosevelt Authority
American forces begin mobilization for Cuba with about 6600 troops to Havana and Newport News. A second force of equal size is prepared, while Taft issues a provisional Cuban government proclamation to restore order and safeguard life and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Newport News
Virginia
New York
Tampa
Florida
United States
Roosevelt
Havana
Cuban
Tati
War Department
Taft
Ainsworth
Palma
Congress
Republic of
Alejandro Rodrigues
Carlos Roloff
Elgil
Tran
William H. Taft
Cubits
F. R. McCoy
Third Cavalry
Governor’s Wife Hurt In Runaway Carriage Crash
Mrs Jessy F McDonald wife of Governor McDonald and Mrs 8 M Perry were seriously injured when an open carriage overturned at West Fourteenth and Logan avenues after two driverless horses bolted. Mrs McDonald suffered a brain concussion and deep head wound. Mrs Perry escaped with bruises and shock. The crash followed fear of an approaching automobile and a blocked street by a heavy wagon. They were taken to 1861 Logan avenue with help from bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee Ste
Ata
L. D. Brown
McLoud
Brown
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Florida
Pensacola
Hadley
Missouri
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Palma
Capote
Cuba
United States
Department of Justice
Zebulon Pike
Pike's Peak
Norfolk
Neb
Navy Department
Joppa
Philippines
Holy Land
Wabash
Colorado Springs
War Department
Roosevelt
Admiral Thomas
Newport
United States Army
Navy
Texas
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
St. Louis
Fun Association
Catlin
Wichita
Kaw
Boyce Cattle Company
Pollock
Paul
Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of Chicago
Ilinois
Tollet
Republic
Havana
Mobile
Alo
Lawrence
Kansas
Hugh Cameron
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Denyer
Jessy F. McDonald
G A A Commander’s October G A R itinerary for Colorado towns
Department Commander L C Dana outlines October travels for G A R meetings across Colorado. The schedule lists Pueblo Amethyst Monte Vista Alamosa Pagosa Springs Durango Telluride Hotchkiss Montrose Gunnison Delin tion Grand June von Bald a Victor Cripple Creek Monument Florence Canon City New Castle Rifle with dates from October 1 to October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
L. C. Dana
Pueblo
Amethyst
Monte Vista
Alamosa
Pagosa ‘Springs
Durango
Telluride
Hotchkiss
Montrose
Labor Federation Officers Elected in Colorado Springs
The State Federation of Labor adjourned after choosing officers led by President George Halle of Denver and 10 vice presidents from Denver Pueblo and other cities. Cripple Creek will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
State Federation of Labor
George Halle
Denver
Rufus P. Means
Pueblo
B. R. Milla
M. B. Spencer
B. M. Munn
R. P. Rubin
Salida
WW. B. Harris
Frank Smith
Cripple Creek
W. F. Montgomery
Joseph W. Walker
Jank J. Pulver
Kentucky Woman Gains Fifteen Pounds with Pink Pills
Mrs. D. C. Wedding of Hartford Connecticut recounts a two year battle with chills fever rheumatism and stomach and kidney issues. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills she improved within a few boxes gaining fifteen pounds and returning to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Arkansas
Chinese Abroad Send Home Huge Remittance Total
Chinese workers overseas send home at least 50 million dollars annually. The figure reflects earnings of migrants across various countries and highlights significant cross border payments supporting families back home.
Will Train Office Boys at Cleveland Club
Cleon C Shoff of Cleveland has started a training class for coffee boys in the boys department of the sarty's M C A He will teach proper department and office duties Starch brands evolve with new formulas and Defiancy Starch omits harmful chemicals while adding strength and smoothness through a new ingredient
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleon C. Shoff
Cleveland
M.C. A
Beez Take Over Ted Cross Mines For Water Supply
Beehives from drought driven swarms overrun the Ted Cross mines in the Mohawk mountains. Millions of bees flooded the water supply at the mine complex forcing a shutdown until the rainy season. The Mohawk station along the Southern Pacific is cited as the unique base in mining history for this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk
Ted Cross
Mohawk Mountains
Sacramento Bee
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Colorado Poste
Labor Federation Officers
Kentucky
Dodds
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