No Small Pox in It Denver Exposition Hopes
Telegraphic comment records a bustling morning with Denver jubilant over a coming exposition and a mix of dispatches on crime, labor unrest in Illinois coal mines, cotton worm in the south, and international tremors from Egypt to China. The Washington trip with General Sherman, Chinese hogland news, and shifts in trade policies color a broad, rapid-news mood.
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Exy
Trov. Barstow
Citglealers
Chelsea
Chedren
Pe Company
St Leote
Sr. Louis
Giole Democrat
Aes
Tertio Exposition Notes and Ranging Cavalry at Santa Fe
The Santa Fe Tertio celebration shows larger crowds with up to 1800 admissions on the Fourth. exhibits from Bernalillo Socorro Taos and the Atlantic and Pacific road attract attention. Major Fountain's cavalry, Bandelier and Cushing figures mix with Indigenous performances and Indians’ dances as the weeklong event continues amid mixed reviews of management and rising visitor interest.
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Santa Fe
Juny
Friends of the Association
Tertio
Fallel
Santa Fery
Socorro County
Taos
I. W. T. Strachan
Bernalillo County
Atlantic and Lacific Road
Alburquerqise
Weller
Strachan
Bernalino
Ant Julie Lite
Riteh
New Mexico
Bureau of Immigration
Tay
Fiteetie
Tertia
Huguet Jie
Laguna Cavalry
Preajan
Yiding
Ptien
Major Fountain
Denver
Frank Leslie
New York
Bernalily County
Atlantic & Pacific Road
Guipare
Estibite
Frank Cushing
Ad. H. Bandilier
Bandilier
Cushing
Wat Cushing
Cashing
Perbiage
Phad
Usti
Century Magazine
Atonpuigie
Row Weil
Josah
Alege Tatach
Lee Sion
Weide
Pearvers
Willy Thie Dreros
Pfipuners
Laguna Indians
Nellie Boyd Theatres Company
Croesus
Bronger
Fountain
Rangers
Prescott Fire Destroys Half the Plaza Row of Buildings
A severe blaze swept Prescott Arizona destroying twelve to thirteen business structures on the west side of the plaza. Firefighters blew up a two story building to halt spread and a heavy rain earlier helped avert total ruin. The loss is estimated from 60 to 75 thousand dollars with substantial insurance. Twelve to thirteen stores in the row were consumed.
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Prescort
Ariz
Juy
Harbers
Knoen
Brom Partie
Lwosstory
Eis & Whotney
Wid- Crick
John G. Campbell
Qeigin
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Telegraphic Comment
Louis
Mlinois
Gen
Hook
Washington
The
Terno
Count de Chambord
Kansas City
Tewksbury
Cholers
Egypt
Suez
Germany
Pottsdama
Pornsby
Yellowstone National Park
Gen. Sheridan
Ilia Trip Weil
Fraser
China
Bert
Kansay
HeAely
British Islands
America
Liicoln
Teller
Crock
Jsimal
San Carlos
Washington Dispatch
Miles
Hr. H. Bandelier
Albuquerque
Tas
Treasury
Wasimnetos
Moses
Moses Gi Jae
United States
Cores
Lucius Foote
Corea
Yellowstone
Wasttineros
Amos Hogue
Yellowstone Valley
Ain
Tent Tien
Sherif
Propa Sant
Wille
Newport
the Tewkesbury iLovestiga
Bos Con
Aly
Tewkesbury
Prescott
Stroye
Kanese
Wienita
Kan
Arkansas
Setg- Wick
Lhe
Jane Rae
Geo Grant
Ant
Otter Jones
Cifras
Ballertom
Apicuna
Teorsoner
Mayt
Wyoming
Real
Montana
Uietre
Lreubie
Tobbay
Waleets
Mastoowrny
Ala
Daly Z
Pee A. Pinkstone
Suabide Ie
Itaff
Plas
Vermont
Hirpsox
N.Y
Arrow
Athens
Brown Bros
Wroonseekery
New York & New England Railroad
Hothegines
S Everal Care
Yuta
Ieddi
Anditari
Alain Thie
Monbistons
Suly
Albert Haeves
Myre Macy
Daly
Brooklyn
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