Silver Mines Start Railroads to Cripple Creek Revival
The Aspen and Palmer House reports rejoicing over renewed mining in Colorado. Leadville miners accept 2.25 dollars a day with a sliding scale above 83 cents silver. gold output near Copper Creek could reach 10 million dollars next year. Colorado Midland Railroad pushes toward Cripple Creek aiding business revival and Senators Wolcott and Teller receive praise for calm handling after silver panic.
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Curcaco
W. A. Platt
Colorado Springs Gazette
Colorado
Palmer House
Leadville
Copper Creek
Colorado and Midland Railroad
Cripple Creek
Wolcott
Teller
Denver
Miners Split Over New Scale in Aspen Strike
In Aspen Colorado on October 4 miners hold secret meeting amid pressure to accept a new scale prepared by mine owners. Pump men faced five days notice to quit last Saturday. Some miners with families favor compromise while others threaten violent action if operators do not cave.
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Aspen
Colo
Notics
Railroads Offer Special Travel Rates for Chicago Day
Rail carriers announce discounts tied to Chicago day at the World’s Fair. The Chicago Great Western sets first class $31 and second class $24 from Chicago to Puget Sound and western points, valid Oct 7 to Oct 18. Additional cuts include $5 to Atchison Leavenworth St Joseph and $11.15 from Wichita to Chicago via St Louis for Oct 6 7 8.
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Chicago
Chicago Great Western
Puget Sound
Washington
Oregon
British of Columbia
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Missouri River
Atchison, Leavenworth
St. Joseph
Wichita
St. Louis
Outrages Of A Hunting Party May Cause Serious Trouble
A large party of 409 to 500 Indians returning from a Montana hunt ransacked Thomas Beverley’s ranch near Cheyenne River while his wife was present. Beverley reportedly struck one Indian with a Winchester injuring him. Indians later gutted Creston postmaster’s store as settlers fear grows with stray bands near the reservation.
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Hot Springs
Ziebach County
Montana
Thomas Beverly
Cheyenne River
Beverley
Creston
Indian Interpreter Killed in Sisseton Dispute
A dispute at Sisseton in this county ends with the death of Henry Campbell an interpreter at the agency. The conflict occurred between Thomas Morse a white man and three Sisseton Indians. Campbell was killed during the altercation.
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Wilmot
Sisseton
Thomas Morse
Henry Campbell
Presidential nominations sent to the Senate
The president nominated Perry Bickford of Wyoming for surveyor general of Wyoming and E D Ralph of South Dakota for register of the land office at Rapid City South Dakota.
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Washington
Senate
Perry Bickford
Wyoming
E. D. Ralph
South Dakota
Rapid City
S, D
Denver First Snow Storm Recalls Seasonal Start
Denver reports its first snow of the season on Sunday with about one inch of snow that quickly melted. Mountain areas also saw notable snowfall according to local weather notes.
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Denver
Interstate Irrigationists Reports Nine-State Meeting
The Interstate irrigation convention in Kansas held at Lativa on September 30 drew strong turnout from nine states. Judge Emery of Lawrence was named temporary chair and J. L. Bristow secretary. E. E. Moses of Great Bend and Emery spoke as committees were formed. Resolutions urged Congress to fund experiments on underground water flow and build reservoirs for irrigation. An Interstate Irrigation Association was formed with officers S. E. Moses as president and J. L. Bristow as secretary.
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Lativa
Kan
Judge Emery
Lawrence
J. L. Bristow
E. E. Moses
Great Bend
Congress
Interstate Irrigation Association
Interstate Association
E. Moses
Salina
Tammany Beats Lamplighter In Notable Guttenburg Race
The feature race at Guttenburg was a two horse duel between Tammany with Garrison up and Lamplighter with Taral aboard over a mile and a quarter. Tammany won in 2 06 1 4 seconds amid 4 to 5 betting. Air of Expectancy shown by the runner-up.
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New York
Guttenburg
Tammany
Lamplighter
Garrison
Taral
Chicago Grain and Provisions Closing Prices Report
Wheat closed unchanged from Saturday while corn showed steadyive trading. May wheat opened lower and finished at 44 44 1/2 cents, oats steady within narrow limits. May oats at 3 1/2 to 3 3/4 cents. Provisions steady on lighter hog receipts with January pork up 1 1/2 cents and lard and ribs up about 0.7 cents. Closing prices list wheat corn oats pork lard and ribs with monthly futures.
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Caicaco
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices at Union Stock Yards
CaicaGco market reports receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with prices for steers cows calves and feeders. Hogs steady to strong with mixed and choice lots. sheep and lamb listings show values for westerns and different grades. Market context notes steady to strong demand and daily ranges across categories.
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Union Stock Yards
CaicaGco
Cabres
SouTa Anana
St.usg
Ewe
What Causes Pimples
Clogging of the pores with sebum forms pimples. The central plug, called a comedone, leads to inflammation and redness as pus develops. Thousands of facial pores may clog from neglect or disease, and the pore clears when the plug emerges.
Cuticura Skin Cure Promises Purity and Beauty
A promotional notice extols Cuticura Skin Cure as dissolving oily pore matter, stimulating glands, reducing inflammation, and healing rough surfaces. It claims benefits for bad complexions, nails, hair, scalps, and baby blemishes, and notes worldwide sales and Porter Drug and Cure Co. as proprietors. It also touts Cuticura Plaster for pain and nerve strength.
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Porter Drug and CuEem. Corp
Boston
Mining Patent Claim Filed in Beaverhead County Montana
Samuel Avattoss of Butte Montana filed for a patent on 44.3 linear feet of the Bonaparte Lode in Bryant Mining district Beaverhead County. The claim overlaps 608 acres with Sur No 1578 and includes a portion in conflict with other claims. Adjoining claim is Forest Queen Lode to the east.
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M. Ormishy
Wannah Shomae
Charles IL. Thomas
Sherifh’s Vale
ISN
Dame City
Dillon
Beaverhead
Tate
Montana
Rangve Hnwest
Beaverhead County
United States of America
Thomas I. Hayinton
Lewis d. Price
U.S. Land Office
Helena
Samuel Avattoss
Butte City
Silo Bow County
Bonaparte Lode
Bryant
Renee
Recorders Office
Reaverhead County
Forest Queen Lode
Dillon Bank Notices Closure of Financial Affairs in Montana
The Dillon National Bank of Dillon Montana announces closure proceedings and asks note holders and creditors to present notes and claims for payment. Dated August 7 in Dillon.
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Dillon National Bank of
Dillon
Montana
Grance
Brown
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G. H. Padley
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Union Meat Market
Ashen States Land Office
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Wisdern
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Wisdom
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