Denver Merchants See Silver Repeal Not Harmful
Denver businessmen including Evans Rosa-Lawin Curtis Kouitz Reithman Pryor Keener Thatcher Tirnst Smith and Newell voiced optimism that repeal of the Sherman act clause would not devastate Colorado. They expected old gold fields to reopen and coal iron mining to expand, with agriculture and fruit resources advancing statewide. Merchants reported better business than anticipated and prospects for recovery amid improved finances.
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Denver
East
Colorado
Evans
G. E. Rosa-Lawin
First National Bank
Rodney Curtis
Denver Tramway Company
C. B. Kouitz
Colorado National Bank
J. J. Reithman
German National
A. M Pryor
F. A. Keener
J. A. Thatcher
Denver National Bank
F. P. Tirnst
American National
Smith
Olney Newell
Chamber of Commerce
Union
World Fair exhibitors delay packing up as last displays stay
Montongo reports quiet World’s Fair activity with exhibitions remaining in place until all moves are ready. Transport buildings nearing readiness as locomotives and heavy displays prepare to roll out late this week. Plaisance exhibitors delay departure, many bound for California, while others linger for potential added profits. Buffalo Bill’s troupe returns to their eastern leads after a season in the West. Various military and international figures plan travel and gatherings for next year’s show.
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Montongo
California
Davis
Buffalo Bill
Pine Ridge Agency
Texas
Mexico
Black Sea
United States Cavalry
Antwerp
Cody
Miles
Burke
House Unanimous Consent Fails In Repeal Bill Debate
Washington November 1 A House dispute over unanimous consent to extend consideration of a repeal bill ends in protest by Mr Bland and failure to reach agreement. The article also notes Secretary Carlisle seeking 15000 for bullion transport and outlines mint bullion estimates and related post office department budget data for the coming year.
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Washington
Livingstone
Georgia
House
Bland
Carlisle
Senate
Mint
Carson Mint
New York
Philadelphia
Houck
Tennessee
Secretary of War
United States
Senator Palmer
Committee On Pensions
Postofice Department
Biszell
Secretary of the Treasury
Postoffice Department
Edward M. Gadsden
Deny the Report Brazilian No Treaty With United States
Washington on November 1, the secretary of state dismissed a report that Brazil and the United States had a secret treaty. The Brazilian minister in London denied the claim, calling it a misrepresentation, and Secretary Gresham said there was no treaty. In other news, Haddaway's successor chosen, Edward Bagley elected, and nominations sent for Nebraska receiver duties. Representative Cummings ill, awaiting recovery. Chicago and Southeastern railroad halted across routes. Watterson club narrowly opposes Blackburn’s stance on silver repeal.
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Brazil
Washington
London
United States
Gresham
Haddaway
House
Edward Bagley
Christian Church
Isaac Cantor
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
Nebraska
Senate
John W. Strickland
New York
District of New York
Prenton A. Griffith
Sidney
Neb
Bank assault and manhunt report from Harrisonville
A stranger named Thomas H Edwards accosted Major G M Houston at the First National Bank in Harrisonville Missouri on November 4 claiming to cash a draft and later assaulted him in the back of the head when asked to identify. Edwards fled but was captured by citizens and jailed. He claimed a wife and two children near Carthage and former county professor posts. Police described his behavior as possibly unbalanced.
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Spokane
Wash
Waterville
John Dougherty
Dougherty
Chicago
Mary I. Phillips
Cedar Rapids
Saginaw Valley
Esconoka
Mich
Atchison, Kan
Graniteville
F.G. Hills
Sioux City
Sioux City, O'Neill and Western Railway
Carthage
Mississippi
Zz. M
W. H. Brown
Dallas
Tex
Texas
G. W. Fulton
Rockport
Wright
Pensioners’ Protective Association
Illinois
Levi P. Morton
Paris
Emile van Hoff
Darrowville
Florence Shea
Indianapolis
Shiras
St. Paul
O'Neill
Western
Northern
G. H. Root
Sioux County
Iowa
Hawarden
Barroomville
Mator Houston
Harrisonville
Thomas H. Edwards
First National Bank
G. M. Houston
Edwards
Jackson County
Kansas City
RusHviwee
Ill
William Kinouse
Bainbridge Township
B. H. Ingles
Charles London
Charles Robertson
Ingres
Loudon
Seth Hatfield
Grover Rittenhouse
Alexander Robertson
Robertson
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C.L. Smith
Grocer
Order of Us
R.L. Moore, M.D
Atlantic
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Rock Island
Peoria
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Iowa and
Des Moines
Davenport
Omaha
Lincoln
Englewood
Canada
JNO
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Pass
Agt
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Jomn
J.C. Yetzer
Saac Dickerson
A. W. Dickerson
Cass GO. Bank
Ight
Europe
C. Yetzer
IBAA
Dickerson
N. Richards
G. 8. Montgomery
F. Loofbourow
A.W. Dickerson
Pitcher’s Castoria
Poland
China
Grove City
Albert Wakefield
E. H. Gothard
Moershel
Atlantic Marble Works
Dicker & Grey
Adress
HE Aphro Medicine Co
Western Branch
Portland
Oregon
Palmer & Findley
IW and Pensione
Frank Fall Chiida
Roum 64 Aaklant Moet
Department of Washington
Midland Terminal
Cripple Creek
Divide
Collbran
Midland
Colorado Midland
Denver Mint
Gilpin
el Paso
Sr. Paun
Julius Buckley
St. Louis
Willam B. Anderson
Aga Greenbacker
Cairo, Il
Cleveland
Palmer
Springer
Ilinois
Ingalls
Wilkesbarre
Savery
Savery House
American Immigration Society
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Melbourne
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Sasta FR
N. M
Monument Rock
Santa Fe Range
Devon
Elma
Charley Keef
Elwood
Department of the Colorado
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Richard Br, Steedman
Fort Douglas
Utah
Missouri River
Chamberlain
Hanson
Carlson
San Francisco
Clark E. Royce
Veterans’ Home Association
Jimmy Carroll
Galesburg
St. John’s Hospital
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Braal
Lil
Cummings
Capitol
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Ind
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Watterson Club
Blackburn
Faribault
Lucy
Father Bernd
Barchford
Baker
Bureau of Health
Cato, Ills
van Winkle
Big Four Road
Cairo
Major Ruth
South Dakota
T. H. Ruth
Commissioner of Public Lands
Clearwater
Prrrasora
de Ore
America
Jefferson CiTy
Bennett's Milla
Here
Missouri Pacific
W. 5
Williams
Bennett's Mills
Minnearousé
Joseph Clark
W. J. Burnham
Burnham
Clark
Southern Road
Nashville
Lurton
Federal Court
William Hitz
John Overton
Memphis
Tennessee and South Midland Railway
Paducah
Norwich
N. Y
Ontario and Western
Oswego
Expres
Wimeres
Bathmore
Latroube
Des Molines
Dess Moines
Des
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