Statue Unveiled for W H Seward in Madison Square
The bronze statue of W H Seward was unveiled in Madison Square with an afternoon ceremony. W M Evarts delivered the oration, John Bigelow presented on behalf of donors, and Mayor Wickham accepted for the city amid large crowds.
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New York
W. H. Seward
Madison Square
Wm. M. Evarts
John Bigelow
Wickham
England
Middlesex
Milwaukee
Ingland
Elmira
Grant
Pittsburg
Rathbun
Gen. Newton
Sallett’s Point
New Amsterdam & Bond Street Savings Bank
Lincoln
Republican State Convention
Cincinnati
Nebraska
Hayes
Wheeler
Taft
Democratic Party
Hamburg
Coushatta
Washington
Telegraphic Bits Spark Quick News Flashes
Secretary Taft will not resign. A $26,000 fire at Sparta Wisconsin on Thursday. A $50,000 fire at Lanesboro Wisconsin on Friday. Colorado state fair a grand success. Moody and Sankey fighting Satan in Chicago. A new mining board organized in New York. Pope and Cardinal Antonelli seriously ill. Grasshoppers devouring greens in Texas. New York City contributes $16,000 to Savannah sufferers. Paid admissions to the Centennial Friday 75,000. Saturday 105,000. Dead Letter Office will not return ordinary letters to writers. Milburn wagon works in Toledo Ohio burned Friday, Loss $150,000. Fire at Karns City Pennsylvania destroyed nine houses and stores, Loss $42,000. Mints running at full capacity to meet demand for subsidiary silver coin. Publisher of the Paris Province Tribune jailed three months for insulting religion. Suwareil, the Czar of Russia's ald-
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Wis
Moody and
Sankey
Chicago
New York
Pope
Cardinal Antonelli
Texas
New York City
Savannah
Karns City
Piris
I'vince) Tribune
Suwareil
Russia
Ald
Delegates Nominate Welch as Nebraska Goes for Congress
The Nebraska State Convention nominated Frank Welch for Congress and re-nominated nearly the entire state ticket. Maine Republicans estimate the Tilden tax expose cost Democrats about three thousand votes. The Delaware & Hudson Coal Co sold 100,000 tons of Lackawanna coal deliverable at Rondout at $3.12 to $4.15 per ton. Tweed identified in Vigo hotel as Sands. In Omaha a laborer, Neils Neilson, died after belt injury. A coroner's jury found a Pan Handle accident caused by axle failure with no railroad liability. Indian peace commissioners arrived in Omaha and met with Nickerson. Three men fell from scaffolding at Montreal churches. one killed, two fatally injured. The Oct term of the U.S. Supreme Court opens next week with important western decisions. Colorado to elect presidential electors, two U.S. Senators, one Congress member and state officers. Rifle scores from Washington show Fenton leading. The U.S. consul reports San Juan hurricane devastation in Porto Rico. Coastal vessels cast ashore, several natives lost.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Nebraska
Frank Welch
Congress
Maine
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co
Lackawana
Rondout
New York
Anglo American Times
Tweed
Vigo
Sands
Wm. M. Tweed
Omaha
Neils Neilson
U. P
Yankton
Nickerson
Indian Territory
Montreal
U.S. Supreme Court
West
Colorado
United States
Washington
Fulton
Rae
Slade
Fenton
Porto Rico
San Juan
Chicago and North-Western Rail Way Travel Promotion
The notice extols the Chicago and North Western Railway as the oldest and shortest Omaha to Chicago route with steel relaid tracks and a Chicago depot that reaches connections early. It advises ticket routing via Marshall Cedar Rapids Clinton for Iowa and via Fulton for Illinois or Wisconsin and urges Vid Pioneer Route for Chicago East trips, noting luxurious Pullman sleepers and new coaches. Information and maps are available from J H Mountain in Omaha or W W Stennet, Chicago.
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Chicago and North-Western Railway
Omaha
Chicago
Iowa
Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Fulton
Chicago and
North-Western
United States
West
Mustang Liniment Forty Years Testimony
Mustang Liniment has stood the test of forty years and claims to heal all sores and cure lameness. It is advertised as effective for human and animal pain with bottles priced at 25 cents, 50 cents, or one dollar, said to save lives and restore usefulness to many horses.
Directory of Businesses and Hotels in Ferguson Area
A list of businesses and services with locations by street and district, including banks, books and stationery, clothing, hardware, groceries, furniture, and hotels. Notable entries include First National Bank, Stebbins Post Co, Marks and Myers Dry Goods, Pease & Taylor Groceries, and multiple hotels such as Dyers Hotel Eddy Eagle Hotel Central House and Western Hotel in Ferguson and surrounding streets.
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BANKS
First National
Sixteenth Stebbins, Post & Co., Ferguson
Inter-Ocean
Sixteenth Dyers
Eddy Eagle
Seventeenth Central House
Ferguson English House
Fifteenth
Railroad House
U. P. Depot Western
Metropolitan
Ferguson
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Riddle
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Butler
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Potter
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A. J. Butler
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Striffer
West End
John Weisenberger
Ohio
Barnes
the Herald
Janesville
Edward Ward
Were
Minnesota
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Northfield
Madelia
Faribault
St. Louis
Cole Younger
Bob Younger
al. Carter
Carter
James Younger
Cole
Madeira
Charley Pitts
Cashier Heywood
Caleb Miller
Bill Chadwell
Missouri Gang
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Missouri
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Sioux City
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Vheyenne
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Tirederick Wortman
Isrilger
Napoleon Williams
Ike Forst
Williams
Forst
Kansas City
Arkansas Valley Elevator Company
Col. Nickerson
A. T. & Santa Fe Railroad
Canada
Savage & Lyman
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Bryan
U.S
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Hunt
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Paris
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London
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Smith’s Sound
Nares
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Toledo
Phevyenne
Eader
Newnan
BF Wyoming
R. Longman
Gould
Portland Avenue
Brooklyn
L. I. Orrjog
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Ohathamam National Banke
Ity
J. Worth & CO
St. Lotte Mae
People’s Favorite
Lobal
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Traveling Public
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Western
Neb
Stennett
Mustang Liniment
Grand Central
Co. H. Wagner
Walker House
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Deadwood City
Dwest
Eagle House
Bet
Eddy and Thawes
Cheyenne
Wyoming
A. Simmons
Business Directory
Attor
D. McLaughlin, J. M. Irwin
Btrecht
Block News
G. IL. Holt
Stephen Bon
C. H W. Haas
Thomas J. Nealon
Thomas A.D. Butler
Bent Billiards
James Brennan
B. Hellman
Marks & Myers
Appel & CO Revolution
Sixteenth Eddy Ferguson Eddy
Crockery, Converse & Warren
Sixteenth
J. J. Clark
Converse & Warren
Guns &C., Freund & Bro
Gervais & Shields
Ferguson J
Ferris, Eddy
Harness
Collins, Ferguson, Gallatin & CO
Seventeeth
Jewelry and
Joslin & Park
Insurange
E. P. Snow
Leasher
Stephen Bon Sixteenth
St. Kent & Mason, Terry & Hunter
J. D. May
Hannafin & Ryan, Ferguson Co, Hoffman, Ferguson L. Murrin Seventeenth
MCNAMARA & CO. _—_ Seventeenth
F. Landau
L. R. Bresnahen
J. R. Bowman
J.B. Tuttle
Fort Fetterman
Fetterman
Tuerday
Medicine Bow
Black Hille
Big Horn
Thos, B
Durant
Agtt
Jededawin
Acard
South America
Joserim
Innann
Bible House
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