Colorado Tourism Rates and Denver Line Details
Information on travel rates for Keach Island Route with sale dates in August and October 1901. Mentions return limit October 11 1901 and directs readers to see their agent for Colorado Springs Manitou literature. John Swrabti an G P A Chicago listed.
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Colorado
Utah
Keach Island
Denver
Gals
Colorado Springs
Manitou
John Swrabtian
Chicago
WANTS LOST FOUND FOR SALE AND RENTS
Wants for sale a buggy and road cart. Bugey priced at 1500 dollars, cart 25 dollars. See Norman Scofield at Scofield Law Office. Found a gold bracelet with initials L A engraved on heart. Owner may claim by contacting JOURNAL Office and paying for notice. Rent: room to top flat on west side of the Rookery. Riverside Aug. 15. Mr. C. B. Rice died at his home Tuesday noon after a lingering illness of years. He leaves a wife two sons and one daughter.
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Norman Scofield
Scofield Law Office
Journal Office
Miss Sue Yockey Visits End. Returns to Brighton
Miss Sue Yockey, a visiting guest for several weeks at her brother John Yockey's home, left for Brighton this morning returning to her residence.
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Sue Yockey
John
Brighton
First Class Excursions on the Washington Route
Public trips offered at low fares on the notable first class route from Washington. Listings include August and September dates to Colorado resorts Spirit Lake Okoboji Des Moines Louisville San Francisco and Cleveland with one fare plus small surcharges. Pullman Sleeper service daily to Chicago and various summer tours via the Great Lakes.
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Washington
California
Homseeker
Colfax
Muscatine
Des Motees
State Fair
Louisville
Cleveland
Ohio
G. A
San Francisco
Great Lakes
St. Paul
Spirit Lake
Okvuboi
Colorado Springs
Pullman
Chicago
Pac
Northwest
Milwaukee buys Washington property after extended option
A Milwaukee road option on Charles Mercer property in Washington was extended to August 15 and accepted by telegram, marking the railroad’s purchase of local property. The Cedar Rapids dispatch also reports Dr. Frank W. Porterfield winning the Grand Chancelor election in Iowa with 407 votes to 225 for Frank W. Smith, plus several other officers elected and notes ongoing ballot for Grand Vice Chancellor.
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Field
Frank W. Smith
Davenport
Grand
Towle of Saltillo Mexico Dies Eight Remain Sent to New Hampshire
News from Saltillo announces Charles Burr Towle's death eight months after a long struggle with consumption. His widow Miss Stelle Van Doren of this city has many friends here. Towle’s remains were shipped to New Hampshire for interment. A civic meeting in Washington Iowa on August 27 will nominate county and state tickets and discuss business. Rev W M Howie of Lawrence Kansas and others will speak at 7 30 pm on The Need of the Century and defeating the liquor traffic. A young folks gathering is planned for Miss Stella Exsiey’s home nine miles north.
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New Hampshire
Mr. Towle
Stelle
Stella Exsiey
Drank Whisky at Age Three Dies in New York
A three year old boy died after drinking whisky found in a home, highlighting rising cases of baby drinkers. Parents warned that alcoholic stimulants foster early addiction, even when hidden in medicines. An ad copy for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claims no alcohol or narcotics and cites a testimonial from Mrs. Lizzie Aten.
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New York City
Dr. Pierce
Lizzie Aten
Baldmount
Lackawanna Co. Pa
Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo
N. Y
Trouble in This Family Wife Wants to Go Manila
Washington reports conflict over Mrs. Fannie Wadsworth of Medwood Nebraska being appointed as a teacher in the Philippines. George Wadsworth objects claiming family duties though the department supported sending her to Manila. She sailed with other teachers after transport was arranged.
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Washington
War Department
Fannie Wadsworth
Medwood
Neb
Philippines
Wadsworth
George Wadsworth
Probably A Racine Man Die By Own Action
A 70 year old man found dead in an Akron hotel was identified via linen marked J B W though registered as J B Smith. Racine official J B Walker believes the man was his father and that he self-inflicted death. Walker had recently left for Buffalo to visit his wife and two children at Youngstown, Ohio, from whom he had been separated for twelve years.
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Racine
Wis
EE. O. Leberman
Akron
J. B. Smith
W. A. Walker
Business Men’s Association
J. B. Walker
Buffalo
Youngstown
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
In Brooklyn Philadelphia split games with Brooklyn winning 5 4 and losing 2 5. New York beat Boston 3 0 in the first game and lost 0 38 to Boston in the second. Washington beat Baltimore 8 4 in a rain shortened five inning affair. Boston routed Philadelphia 9 0 and lost 4 2 to Boston in the second. Western Association results include Wheeling defeating Columbus 5 3. Toledo beat Matthews 6 1. Marion defeated Grand Rapids 6 4. Fort Wayne beat Dayton 9 2 in the second game 9 2.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Western Association
Wheeling
Columbus
Toledo
Matthews
Marion
Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne
Dayton
Nation hobos convention moves from Oakland to Michigan
Areola Illinois reports Danville businessman Onion Cotton of the tourists union says the national hobos convention will not be held at Oakland Illinois in September. Oakland is deemed too small to feed the travelers. The likely site is a Michigan city as hundreds of tramps arrive to help with broom corn harvest and lament the decision.
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Areola
Ills
Danville
Tourists’ Union
Oakland
Ols
Flo
Michigan
Palmer Sanctioned million share gift to Rio Grande workers
Colorado Springs reports General W J Palmer of the city sold his Rio Grande Western stake for 6 million dollars about three months ago and distributed 10 000 shares of company stock valued at over 1 million dollars to railroad employees from foreman to general manager.
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Colorado Springs
Cole
W. J. Palmer
Rio Grande Western Railroad
General Alger Returns Home From Europe
Ex Secretary of War General Russell A. Alger arrives in Detroit after an absence of over two months in Europe with most time spent at Carlsbad. He reports being in good health, as is Mrs. Alger, who traveled with him. The trip and stay at Saris bad have benefited both.
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Alger
Detroit
Russell A. Alger
Europe
Carlsbad
Butchers Strike at Cudahy Packing House Over Wages
In Wichita on a date in August workers at the Cudahy packing house walked out claiming receipts did not justify a full day. The yard was filled by workers drafted from other departments to keep operations going.
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Wichita
Raw
Cudahy
Cotton buyers form partnership in Atlanta
A cotton buying firm in Atlanta announces Rich mond St. Hobson has become a partner. Sir Thomas Lipton and George IL Watson, Shamrock II designer, are en route to the United States. The French census shows five year growth of 412 364. Sir William Laird dies in Glasgow at age 107. Gold rush to Big Snowy mountains ends with no gold. American League of Improvement associations meet in Buffalo to promote beautified cities. Virginia Democrats nominate A J Montague for governor. Vice President Roosevelt stops en route east to greet a G A R reunion at Hutchinson Kansas. LB Mackey notes.
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Atlanta
Richmond St. Hobson
Thomas Lipton
George IL. Watson
United States
William Laird
Glasgow
Snowy Mountains
American League of Improvement Associations
Buffalo
Democrats
Virginia
A. J. Montague
Notable Daylight Robbery and Honors Report
In a crowded Jeanne rson and Madison street thoroughfare a robbery occurred in daylight. Von Waldersee received the Andreas order, Russia's top decoration. Secretary Ray returned to Washington to resume duties at the state department. The Earl of Clonmel wed Rachel Berridge, a humble-born beauty. Bourne & Hamilton, Montana sheep men, lose 400 head after borax-tainted springs. Manitoba settles long running Catholic school question.
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Jefferson and
Madison Streets
von Waldersee
Andreas
Ray
Washington
State Department
Earl of Clonmel
Rachel Berridge
Bourne & Hamilton
Montana
Manitoba
Charley Long Pleads Guilty in Petty Larceny Case
Charley Long pleaded guilty in Squire McCall's court to petty larceny this afternoon. He received ten days in jail after being accused of taking a pair of pantaloons from the room of Frank Steiner at Hotel Guode.
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Charley Long
Squire McCall
Frank Steiner
Hotel Guode
Degree of Honor Meets This Evening At Eight
The Degree of Honor plans an eight o'clock meeting this evening and urges full attendance from all members. The gathering emphasizes prompt start and collective participation in upcoming activities.
Baseball Exhibition With Chicago Unions Arrives
Arrangements made for a baseball game between a local picked team and the Chicago Unions a renowned colored squad. The visitors promise a pretty exhibition and will augment with additional players to entertain the crowd. The game is set for Wednesday next.
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Chicago
Buntenbach Showing Steady Improvement In Recovery
Reports from Mr Buntenbach indicate steady improvement though he cannot yet move about. A gain in strength is noted and the family expects recovery in due course.
Mr. Sams Cocklin and wife visit after neuralgia
Mr. Sams Cocklin and his wife traveled from the home of his father this morning. Mrs. Cocklin had been there since Sunday and suffers neuralgia but is better today.
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Mr. Sams. Cocklin
Mrs. Cocklin
Mint Julep Lesson From a Southern Host
A northern traveler in Alabama meets a hospitable planter who offers a mint julep after an invitation to drink. The visitor enjoys the drink, then returns two years later to find the master deceased, having learned the recipe from a Yankee who taught him to drink wild herbs in red liquor, allegedly leading to his death.
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Alabama
Darky
de Marse
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Cheap London Pie Serves Halfpenny Meals in Whitechapel
A London Star writer recalls a Whitechapel dining saloon offering a large hot pie for a halfpenny with sheep liver onions and turnips, plus bread and tea for a penny more. From 12 to 2, the hungry crowd crowds in, including shoeblacks costermongers and young clerks.
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London
Washington Star
Whitechapel
Nine Tailors Phrase Origins and Gossip at Dinner
The saying Nine tailors make a man traces to bell ringing strokes that signaled deaths. Curran used the joke during a Guild of Tailors dinner, jokingly bidding the hosts good evening as he departed.
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Curran
Guild of ‘Tailors
Cur
Rose
London Bridge Facts in Brief
A brief history notes Westminster bridge started 1788 and finished 1746 Blackfriars bridge started 1760 finished 1770 Waterloo bridge began 1811 opened June 18 1817 Southwark iron bridge started 1814 finished 1819 and the present London bridge opened August 1 1881
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London
Westminster Bridge
Blackfriars Bridge
Waterloo Bridge
Southwark
London Bridge
Howle party to stay in state after wedding
Rev W M Howle and his wife and the daughter of Rev J Lackey will remain in the state for a week or two after attending the wedding of Miss Zilpha Lackey to Mr J M Lytle last evening before returning to Mr Howe's charge at Lawrence Kansas. Glenia Allen scalded her arm with hot tea but is healing. Lola Pratt returns from Burlington where she worked. Dack Montgomery hosts a dinner for Marie Stewart moving to Davenport. High School class of 96 picnic at Highland Park for Eye stone of Wellman.
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W.M Howle
J. Lackey
Zilpha Lackey
J. M. Lytle
Altho
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