Sale notice for wheat patternage and mail order
Auction or sale notice advertising patterns for wheat with 8 pound draw, fully new and on mail order. Readers are directed to the journal office for full particulars and to contact Pesteitier Box 15 in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Theodore
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Burris
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Mia Bleak
Ef Eliy
Aft
Alvuquerque In Said Cougy
Les. Fomand Ho Osmitih
Cnancet Bronk & Stowe
Ed Stase Ro Shep on Silver Deems
The note refers to a corner on Third Street and a person or place named Ed Stase Ro Shep on Silver Deems with unclear context.
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Telegraphic items reveal wide range of disasters and stirs
A scattered telegraphic summary notes a Denver hat firm failure, a Denver soup works fire, a fatal affray in Galveston, a fatal sawmill accident, cattle disease in England, a forest rail accident in Arkansas, and a Pueblo team winning the Prinidad Tournament. Other items cover gas deaths in Chicago, strikes in Toledo, a Philadelphia paper mill boiler blast, a long island oil yard fire, forgery by a county clerk, underground cable ventures, Vesuvius unrest, Tonquin conquest, a northern railroad milestone, labor federation talks, and severe weather across Wisconsin, with disasters near Rochester and Minnesota cyclone fallout. The piece also touches on lard adulteration probes, land policy warnings, and pension disclosure efforts.
Devastating Rochester Cyclone Killing and Wounding Many
Rochester Minnesota cyclone devastates the city with at least twenty four dead and over forty injured. Railway wrecks near Owaton ma and Zumbrota add to the toll as towns seek aid. Damaged infrastructure includes elevators residences and railroad facilities with crews fighting blazes. Authorities dispatch help from St Paul and neighboring cities as survivors scramble for clothing food and shelter.
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James Trial Adjourns for Challenges Panel Tomorrow
Journal reports from Gallatin Missouri that the James trial adjourned today to allow attorneys time to prepare challenges. The sheriff will present a panel of forty jurors tomorrow, from which twelve will be chosen. The case draws sustained interest with a smaller crowd than yesterday as James remains largely with his lawyers, his mother wife and child present.
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Gallatin
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Fire at Empire Oil works packing shop in Long Island City
A blaze erupted in the packing shop of Empire Oil Works in Long Island City near midmorning. The brick shop 25 by 700 feet housed over 100 workers as flames rapidly spread to the tin shop and barrel shop, threatening an agitator containing 4000 barrels of oil and drawing Brooklyn fire units to the scene.
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Land fencing warning from Sec. Teller to land grabbers
Denver reports Secretary Teller warns ranchers and cattlemen against fencing public lands for private use. He says courts must decide, fences must come down, and government will pursue trespass actions. Emphasis on Wyoming and Colorado cases, including 700000 acres fenced by Prairie Cattle Co and English interests on the Arkansas river.
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Golden Spike set to link Northern Pacific ends
In Helena Montana on August 22 President Villard and financier Jay Cooke plan to drive the final golden spike completing the Northern Pacific Railroad link. The ceremony marks a milestone as both ends near connection near the Maul len tunnel with the Sun of September.
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Maullen
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Articles of incorporation filed for Electric Conduit Construction Co
The Electric Conduit Construction company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state to form a company with one million dollars capital stock in 100000 shares. Named incorporators include HW Dope A B Chandler LW Fairbank A A Brown F Koeeland and others. The firm aims to build underground telegraph and telephone lines.
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Western Electric Company
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Gray
Hurlburt
Chicago
Mount Vesuvius Active Amid Tremors and Disruptions
Reports from Naples say Mount Vesuvius remains highly active with continuous tremors damaging buildings and railway lines. Dispatches also note cholera deaths in Egypt, a French capture in Tonquin, and varied European weather and market news from Dublin to New York.
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Lewsville Bank Robbery Tale Involving Belt Money
Local man John Pearce reportedly saved over 1000 dollars from wages and became his own banker by wearing a belt with the cash. After a night at Hen Dixons Hall in State street, Maud Howard and her accomplice Frank Howard allegedly robbed him, with 800 dollars still in a Texas Mouse safe. Howard remains at large as authorities pursue charges.
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State Street
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Howard
Texas Mouse
Orman and Sopris belt dispute ends with Ormans claiming title
In Trinidad Colorado a belt dispute of Orman and Sopris racers led to the Sopris withdrawal from the association. The Ormans won the belt after a post-race parade over the track. In earlier runs the Malnix clocked 251. R Richmonds 257 10 with the winner receiving the prize. A bunnett foot race is planned with Skinner, Bowman, Mulnna Hawks and Savage among entrants. Morrs and O'Connot haltters for creditors at Denver ran today. The First National Bank of Denver lists Liabilities 1 100 with assets 7 44. Morrs, ex mayor and postmaster, cites lack of proper attention as reason for business failure.
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Market Report Ramese City Live Stock and Mining Stocks
Market notes show cattle receipts at 200 for August with weak demand and higher prices uncertain. Receipts total 629 with slow demand for cattle and mixed selling. shipments stand at 500 with varied prices. Mining stocks list several names and recent sales for the day total 266 shares.
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