Fractured News Roundup Prompts Public Debate
A compilation from The Jefferson County Record notes varied items from Illinois Steel tagging workers to Melba protesting bloomers. It mentions a Denver coroner's jury finding negligence after the Gumry hotel explosion and Secretary Morton tightening meat export rules to require inspection and labeling of horse meat.
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Denver
Gumry Hotel
Peter Gumry
Owen Griemer
Morton
Salvation Army Women Cavalry Brings Hope to Colorado Mines
Captain Blanche Cox leads a Salvation Army wagon caravan from Denver to Central City to reach miners with holiness meetings and visits. The English officer and her corps plan four to five day stays, gospel services, jail and hospital visits, and street outreach among mining camps described as tough and picturesque communities.
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Salvation Army
Colorado
Denver
Central City
Blanche B Cox
Ballington Booth
Cox
Booth
London
India
Alice M. Dunton
Clara M. Dunton
L. E. Pitt
Harmon
N. G. Foster
Blanche B. Cox
Rocky Mountains
Army
D. O
Capt. Harmon
Anatugora
Bret Harte
Ioema
Norning
Queen City
French
Hornets Guard Nests In Housatonic Marshes
A Housatonic marsh left of the river mouth forms a vast wrens nest colony among tules and cat-tails. Wrens guard chalky nests, but field mice invade and eat the pink eggs. Hornets establish as sentinels, defending nests and keeping intruders at bay, while egg-collectors threaten the wrens' brood. The wrens near old nests gain protection from hornets and increasing numbers may endure for years.
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Housatonic
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James Tagney
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