Conejos Grant Rejected in New Mexico Court
Denver and Cote report that the Conejos land grant petition failed in court. Justice Stuee affirmed the rejection, noting no competent or satisfactory evidence to support the claim. The decision affects the Ber nalllio county and nearby towns, including Bernallio, with a prompt note on fractional tract portions and related grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cote
Justine
Alma
BBC
Mamoen
Avie Ie
Norie
Bernalllio
New Mesteo
Stuee
Abe
Bryan’s Ticket Saga In A Strained City Theatre
A scrambled report recounts Bryan facing a ticket issue amid a crowded scene. It notes a check and a “found” item, with references to Mr. Bryan and a sequence of names, dates, and places, all fading into a garbled, tense incident on a public transit or event scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiryan Mata Tate
Benes Vent
Salle Bork Gia
Mr. Tiryen
Mr. Bryan
WM. McCom
New Swedish Pastor Rev A Mf I Herentis Arrives at Wat Biren Lutheran
Rev A Mf I Herentis has arrived as the new pastor of the Wat Biren Lutheran Church at Tyler and Fourth. The installation service will be conducted by Rev Gi AL Eira, delivering the sermon. The conference notes Herentis previously served in Kansas and California, bringing eleven years of pastoral work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mf. I. Herentis
Wat Biren Luetheran
Tyler Ued
Gi AL Eira Ibeed Doewiver
Conference of
Sme
Kansas
Ravina
Marshall Enuinue
Bern
Nestor
Califor
Weine Call
Joe
Garrison Holds at Eland's River Barricade
Dispatch from Tort Roberts reports Colonel Hoare's British force at Eland's river still holding out. Sixty seven casualties noted as relief cavalry under General Mamerton moves toward the river, with Lord Roberts stating forces are within about forty miles of Eland's river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoare
Eland's River
Ian Haumilston
London
War Office
Tort Roberts
Hearn
Eland's
Lord Roberts
Mamitton
Hland's
A Universal Food Following Natures Footsteps
An ad claims Grape-Nuts with milk suits babies and adults, praising predigested starch conversion to grape sugar during digestion. Endorsed by B. W. Leavitt of Minneapolis, the note extols rapid absorption and suitability for delicate stomachs. Produced at Postum Cereal Co. Ltd, Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Leavitt
Minneapolis
Ming
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battie Creek
Negro Troops for China Sail for Taku and Philippines
The transport Warren sails at noon with the Ninth colored Cavalry for Taku via Nagasaki, joining regiments in China. Hospital corps detachments and officers accompany to assist sick and wounded, with tents set up at the Presidio to care for troops en route from the Philippines and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Warren
Taku
Nagssaki
Binila
China
Hospital Corps
Silbe
Sete
Philippines
Sikm
Presidio
Census puts Greater New York population over two million
The census office announced the population of Greater New York as 2 050 000. Manhattan borough reached 1 850 083 and the Bronx 200 407. The figures reflect the combined population of Manhattan and the four other boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greater
New York
Manhattan
Brome Borowichs
Borough of
Bronx
Cliff Dwellers Park Plan Amid Land Withdrawal
An order from General Land Commissioner B Hermann withdraws public land west of the Hic Grande river around panels to establish a park project. The plan aims to create hundreds of dwellings and a thousand building sites, currently looted by vandals and renegade hunters.
Glass workers demand wage increase across the United States
In a fragmented report from Pennsylvania and beyond, 16 committees of prescription glass manufacturers and American Flint Glass Workers seek higher wages with a 20 percent raise targeted. About 300 workers in one factory are affected, with hundreds more across the industry. An approximate £500 settlement and 20,400 unaccounted workers are referenced in the broader context of wage negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mans Pa
Ang
Manufacsturers
Semlan Bere
gaKiog
Rene
Fyasa
Wisconsin Battleship Under Construction Near San Francisco
A first class battleship is nearing completion at Union Iron Works San Francisco with builders reporting favorable progress on damage repairs and expect readiness for the official speed trial by September if nothing unforeseen occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Navy
Wisconsin
Union Iron Works
San Prancisco
Slater Able
Tiipoli
Alabama
Navy Department
Giro
Street Car Complaints Over Rowdy Local Boys
Police report disturbance at Grifieth Park as colored boys harass street cars in evenings. Conductors blocked for fare evasion, crowds formed, trains hindered. Officers arrested two youths, Frank Highlower and J. J. Lave, to be tried in police court this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grifieth Park
Frank High Lower
J. J. Lave
Raid on city joint nets arrests at 220 Kansas Avenue
Police raided a basement venue at 220 Kansas Avenue yesterday, arresting Sam Kline and Janes Shesbey. Kline faces a pending district court case while Shesbey asserts the site is a club. Officers recovered beer, whisky, and barroom paraphernalia as the duo await next week’s court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kline
Forch
Kansas Avenue
Janes Shesbey
Spotakra
Kline
District Court
Shensley
City council debates paint plans and annexations continues
At a special meeting three ordinances were passed including annexing about four acres of The Strip and funding sidewalk repairs through a 1899 2000 tax levy. Debate focused on painting materials and varnish for the city building with council split over specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Street
Duthanan Street
Shupganunza Creek
Sixth Avenue
Parkdale
Owl Lake Street
Liberty
Leland
Locust
Lawrench
Lime
Lake
Chandler
Brunner
Washinton
Adame
Jefferson
Madison
Quincy
Rankinmeenut
Jueckain
van Buren
Harrison
Crane
Boch
Eiebis
Twelfth
Seventeenth
Huntoon
Dunthitt
Tylor
Polk
Taylor
Union
Western
Fillmore
Clay
Buchanan
Libsgls
Lane
Throop
Kita
Weat
Garfield
Walnut
Hose
Mulvane
Arch
Morrie
Spruce
Pine
Brooks
Greenwood
Wootlawn
Winter
Morse
Elliott
Bouttinger
Walter
Newan
Mrr
Wise
Murphy
Murpan
Banta Fe
Missouri Pacific
Jag Mountain
Viechy
Wass Mild Neute
City considers street vacating and building plans
The council discussed vacating a 2 foot wide alley on the east side of Monroe street and extending land to the Kansas River while a city building project advances. A resolution to secure insurance for the new City building and furniture was approved amid debate over costs and locations for city sutures and scales near the Jackson street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild
Topelea
Sdadinon Street
Jefferson Street
Rects
Walte
Charles
Monroe Street
Crane Street
Kansas River
Warner
Forney
Miller
Aireets
Walks
Jackson Street
Campaign fund scheme targets Kansas Democrats
J G Johnson promotes a plan to raise about 310000 for the national committee by creating precinct committeemen in Kansas. Each appointee would sign a form agreeing to contribute immediately one dollar and send one dollar on September 1 and another January 2, with eight dollars per precinct totaling nearly 10000 for the national committee, plus state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G Johnson
Democratic Party
Kansas
National Committee
Johson
Johnson
Iron trade shows cautious optimism amid price and demand shifts
The Iron Trade Review notes improved sentiment across the iron industry. Demand for coal and iron remains mixed as prices stay down, with regional export and domestic inquiries rising and mills planning for continued production into the coming months.
Topeka Y M C A Report Shows Rise in Work Activity
The statistical report for the first seven months of the year by the Topeka Y M C A records a notable increase over the same period last year. Highlights include a rise in number of meetings and engagements, with about 2,000 baths taken in the month and 428 situstions reported, while indebtedness stands at 435 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Y. M. i al
Watermelon prices and city notes mix in 1904 era
Watermelons sell for two dollars a dozen and peaches fetch about forty cents a peck while city life buzzes with circus talk, a minstrel show at Garfield park, and various local happenings. Mentions include Senator Harris visiting, Obituary cases, school openings, and business movements across Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
H. Powell
Santa Fe
Eigil
Charles E. Rogers
Hully Gee
Fourth Street
Arions
Turners
Vinewood Park
Cole
Girard
C.N. Griesner
Rock Island
Holton
Owe
Garfield Park
Bryan and Breidenthal
Walnut Grove
Fey Howell
Capital
Chicago
Colored Masons
Tom Anderson
Commercial Club
Old Settlers
Jewell City
Florence
Salvation Army
Fourth
Jackson Streets
East Seventh Street
H. Hi
Keith Haseen
New York Life Insurance Company
Sheldon
Stanley
Frank Prouty
Newton
Osborne County
Seventh and
Quincy Streets
Republican County Central Committee
Old Court House
Sam —Hilndman
Whitley
Emporia
Thompson
Quincy Street
McCormick Reaper Company
John H. Rafter
Philippines
Manila
Frank Weatherby
Riga
Good Medicine For Children Teething Relief Narration
O P M Holliday of Deming Ind reports his baby suffered June and July from teething bowels and stomach sickness. The child had five to eight bowel movements daily until a bottle of Chamberlin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was given with water. Within moments the baby settled. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. M. Holliday
Deming
Ind
Chamberlin
Colorado Flyer schedule and counterfeit salve warning
The Colorado Flyer trains from Topeka to Colorado Springs arriving 10 35 and Denver 11 00 next morning are listed alongside a spoof warning about counterfeit DaWitt's Witch Salve. The ad urges taking only DeWitt's Witch Masel Salve, claiming it cures piles and skin diseases and is sold at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Rock Island
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Denver
Ot DaWitt
Chicago and Return by Santa Fe Announcement Prices
Travel offer shows Chicago round trip for 14 dollars via Santa Fe with August ticket sales and late September return. Mentions annual G A reunion and inclusive options. notes trains operate daily fast service with arrivals in Chicago. Also includes unrelated patent medicine claim about a cure for digestion and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Santa Fe
G. A
Councilmen Arrested Over Bribe in Colorado Rail Franchise
Goldfield Aldermen Thomas Jallan and Erie Smale faced arrest on a warrant stemming from an alleged bribe in the Cripple Creek and Colorado Springs railway franchise dispute. They were released on bonds as the investigation unfolds. Dr. Edson A. Lowe, American Protestant minister, died in Santiago and was mourned in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Gaited
Colo
Thomas Jallan
Erie, Smale
Edson Lowe
New York
the Herald
Santiago
Chile
Edson A. Lowe
Battery for China Seventh Artillery Ready for Orient
Battery M of the Seventh Artillery is to sail Friday from Welton barracks to relieve Battery Mt arriving from Cuba to reinforce the arsenal near the print. The unit, under General Lei, proceeds via the Grand Trunk Railway to support summer tourist folders and related descriptive material at 249 Clark corner Jackson Boulevard Chicago. Take the Santa Fe fast train for Chicago.
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Artillery
Orient Fridey
Wantington
Pillary
Welton
Thestral Smomtay
Trancisso
Vnl Wes
Grand Trunk Railway Systems
J.urgia
City Pasmen
Clark Corner
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Santa Fe
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Conejos Grant
Bryan
Amt
Herenius
Ninth Cavalry
New York City
Cliff Dwellers Park
G. Johnson
Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
Beng
Turnaces
Western PLC
Tron Samactation
GIO Lona
Birmingham
Central
Aix
Har Iron
Regent
Kansas Exposition Association
Coburn
George Hunderbfund
Prances
Frank Howarda
Webster Tulloch Coal Co
Tift West Highth Street
Fist
Henry Feerman
Ottawa
Colorado Flyer
D.B
D. B. Long
Sportsman
Wave & McCord Mercantile CO
ST. Joseph
G. A. RE. Reunion
Harvey
Topeks
Pullman Palace
T. L. King
Kan
J. B. Jefpers
P.O. Building
N. Topeka
Seth
E Topeka
S. S
Guarantei Dental
L Lwe
YON & Heatherly
R W. A. L. Thompson Hardware Co
tLe CE
Topema
Maria
Quincy SL
H.L. Tromp
Tronquill
McKinley
Cortelyou
Rixey
Canton
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