Kansas Colorado water case explained by state engineer
Denver June 5 Kansas seeks to fix rights to Arkansas river water versus Colorado. Professor L G Carpenter outlines riparian doctrine limits in arid West, cites underflow, irrigation needs, and federal intervention. Case highlights origin jurisdiction, interstate implications, and broad testimony from multiple states and officials.
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Denver
L. G. Carpenter
Supreme Court
Arkansas Valley
Kansas
Arkansas City
Oklahoma
Wichita
England
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Arkansas River
United States
West
Hutchinson
Pike
Arkansas
Smoky Hill
Republican
New England
Platte
Rio Grande
Czar Clings to Repression In Russia After Disaster
St Petersburg June 5 210 am the government shows no weakness in crisis. The ukase grants Governor General Trepoff expanded powers to close assemblies suspend societies and suppress revolutionary propaganda to preserve the established regime and prevent interference.
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St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Trepoff
Ukae
Colorado News Items Recalls Pardons and Dams Damages
The Colorado board of pardons refuses a reprieve for Antone Wood. A May 27 hailstorm caused damage from Arvada to Golden. Governor Folk of Missouri may visit Colorado. Denver hosts a June Fair and Festival June 21 to July 1. Many work on the Durango to Farmington railroad.
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Board of Pardons
Antone Wood
Arvada
Golden
Joseph Folk
Missouri
Colorado
Portland Exposition
Grand Army
Denver
Trinidad
Durango
Farmington
New Mexico
Edwin Williams
Boulder
Idaho
Tolland
Moffat Road
Crater
Dog Fish
Delta
Hanson
Holyoke
Nellie Donahue
Victor
John Ryan
Pryor
Huerfano County
Stephen
Charles Imprey
Gertrude Miller
Leadville
J. M. Holland
Big Ranch
Pueblo
J.J. Rose
Colorado Springs
Empson Canning Company
Longmont
State Land Board
Toronto
Canada
Sia Tieng Ang
University of Denver
Oakes
Sia
United Brotherhood of Railway
Eagles
Letter Carriers’ Union
The
Carpenters’ Union
Fort Collins
Colorado & Southern
Frank Trumbull
Cripple Creek
American Eagles
Bull Hill
Harry A. Mills
Midway
Comptroller of
Salida
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Order of B'nai B'rith
International Printers
National Lodge of Odd Fellows
Bent
la Junta
Lamar
Paloma
Steamboat Springs
Silverton
Georgetown
Goldfield
Idaho Springs
Lake City
Manitou
Sterling
REFUGE AT MANILA FLOODS IN COLORADO
Denver and western slope communities report record floods from the Arkansas and Crystal rivers with dam breaks near Glenwood and Durango. Widespread inundation, ruined roadbeds, washed bridges, and extensive property damage threaten Colorado towns and ranches as melting snow swells rivers.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Pajeblo
Salida
Glenwood
Grand Junction
Rifle
Grand
Arkansas
Carbondale Dispatch
Crystal River Valley
Crystal River
Roaring Forks Creek
Thomas Creek
Eugene Grubb
Grubb
Durango
Animas
Trimble Springs
Silverton
Rio Grande
la Plata River
Hesperus
la Plata City
Bonnie Girl Mining Company
Pine River
Ignacio
Mancos
Dolores
Rico
Continental Divide
Buena Vista
City
Arkansas River
Pueblo
Florence
A. O. Talle
Higgins
Fraser River
Fraser Post Office
Death of George H. Graham Denver Politician
George H. Graham famed Denver politician and former county sheriff died at 1009 Eleventh Street at 6:30 PM after a rapid decline from neuralgia of the heart. Born in 1849 in Niagara Canada he spent youth in Rochester NY and Illinois before moving to Colorado in 1869 where he engaged in politics and business with Mortimer Wheeler and A H Weber in meat and furniture ventures.
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Denver
George H. Graham
Colorado
Eleventh Street
Mr. Graham
Niagara
Canada
Rochester
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania Railroad sets New York to Chicago speed record
Chicago June 6 The Pennsylvania road broke all records for fast travel between New York and Chicago by covering 897 miles in seventeen hours flat. Two specials did the trip with New York to Pittsburg in eight hours fifty minutes and Pittsburg to Chicago in eight hours ten minutes.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Road
New York
Pittsburg
Crystal Glass as a Future Building Material
The author argues for glass as a cheaper, tighter building material than brick, drawn from German forecasts and French street experiments in Grenoble. Glass permits light while offering privacy, can be produced in varying transparency, and sand supplies in the United States support wide use. Consul reports Grenoble streets paved with crystal glass bricks, deemed successful.
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Germany
Boston
United States
Europe
Grenoble
France
Thought She Couldn't Live
Moravia New York June 5 Mr Benjamin Wilson credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with saving his wife from sugar diabetes and severe weight loss after four years of illness She claims improved health and strength from 130 to 190 pounds and relief from rheumatic bumps Uncle Eben muses on geniuses and improvised livelihoods.
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Moravia
N. Y
Benjamin Wilson
Dodd
Milk Crust Cure and Railway Discrimination Debate
A reader recalls using Cuticura Soap and Ointment to cure infant milk crust with hair regrowth after treatment. The piece then quotes editorials debating just vs unjust discriminatory railway rates, citing President Spencer and the International Railway Congress. It ends with a humorous hotel clerk line and an advertisement for Defiance Starch claiming to whiten clothes.
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Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
Spencer
International Railway Congress
Walker D. Hines
Louisville
Senate
Washington
New York Sun
Moffat Corruption Allegations Against Government Officials
Affidavits filed in federal court by C. J. Hughes Jr. charge government officials and engineers with collusion with the New Century Light and Power Co to drive the Moffat road from Gore canyon. Moffat claims land withdrawal benefited New Century, cites ignored hearings, and cites inflated costs of the project. The report also notes naval losses at Port Arthur and jewels belonging to Queen Isabella of Spain left to Leland Stanford Jr. University.
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Denver
New Century Light & Power Company
Moffat Road
Gore Canon
C. J. Hughes, Jr
David H. Moffat
A. J. Fellows
Te Government Reclamation Serv
Moffat
New Century Company
Reclamation Service
Kremmling
Tokio
Navy Department
Port Arthur
Yashima
Akatesuki
Oshima
Liao Tung Peninsula
Hayatori
Alago
Takasago
Associated Press
Maine
New York
Isabella of Spain
Leland Stanford
Spain
Stanford
Pike's Peak Tree Planting Starts Forest Work
Washington reports that the Bureau of Forestry has begun the season's forest planting on Pike's Peak forest reserve. F W Besley will direct the planting of 50 000 trees grown at Dismal River and oversee seed beds and three nurseries near Pike's Peak as part of a plan formed in 1903 and 1904.
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Pike’s Peak
Washington
Bureau of Forestry
Pike's Peak Forest Reserve
F. W. Besley
Dismal River Reserve
Colorado
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Carpenter
Kansas-Colorado
Johann Hoch
Kersten
Hoch
Manila
Enquist
Aurora
Oleg
Jemtchug
Train
Ohio
Wisconsin
Oregon
Raleigh
Cincinnati
Corregidor Island
Egoriff
Russia
Roosevelt
Russ
Japan
Bourse Gazette
Great Britain
Syno Tschesva
Nashazhism
Zemsky
Grashdanin
Berlin
Frederick William
Cecilia
Mecklenburg- Schwerin
Schwerin
Anastasia
Frederick Francis
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Maizuru
Asahi
Morishita
Caltins
McElroy
Harding
Rivers
Crystal Paiaces
Eben
Moffat VS. Fellows
Queen's Diamonds
Simplon
Brieg
Switzerland
Iselle
Italy
Deshler Welch
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