Tremolo Club Meeting and Alaska Map Promotion
The Tremolo club met at Miss Maidie Rife’s home with large attendance and an extended program of mandolin, guitar, violin, vocal, and instrumental solos. Refreshments followed. next meeting featured instrumental pieces and a reading from Mrs. Poindexter. Also advertised Millroy’s Pathfinder to Alaska and Klondyke Gold Fields for 25 cents and advertising axioms promoting practical, truthful ads.
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Boosie Schott
B. Grabbs
Misses Morse
Slice Phillips
Maidie Rife
Gypsey Rondo
Hayden
Etella Morse
Somebody
H. Starr
Lucy Grannis Vocepeepens
Guy
Mrs. O. M
Mayden
Phillips
Arthur
Pleyel
O. A. Weller
Miliroy
Alaska
Canada
Klondyke
Millroy
TriBonz
Great Salt Lake Route Promotes Salt Lake City Corridor
Eastward through the Rockies via the Ogden Gateway the Rio Grand Western Railway markets the Great Salt Lake Route as the only transcontinental line through Salt Lake City. It promises three mountain routes with scenery, double daily service, and through Pullman sleeping cars Ogden to Denver and tourist sleepers to Chicago. Pamphlet by A Wadleigh General Passenger Agent Salt Lake City.
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Rockies
Ogden Gateway
Rio Grand Western Railway
Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Temple City
Utah Valley
Salt Lake
Glenwood Springs
Leadville
Denver
Pullman
Ogden
Chicago
A. Wadleigh
Fall Fashions Feature Bright Color Schemes and Plaid Skirts
The article notes summer color trends spilling into fall with bright reds greens and blues in plains and patterns. A red and white plaid schoolfrock with a red wool waist is highlighted for children and young girls. Checks dominate over stripes and plain fabrics often paired with plain silk or wool and touches of black in accessories.
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Satiz
Moire
Faille Francaisa
Review of Fashions
Demareat
Postponement withdrawn in Union Pacific case sale advances
Government and reorgan ization committee alter terms with Kansas Pacific and Union Pacific assets. Judge Sanborn notified withdrawal of six week postponement while main line sale set for Dec 15 and Kansas Pacific sale may be postponed, potentially indefinitely, as government claims total about 58.07 million dollars including principal and interest. Blizzard and WCTU notes follow in Nebraska and Toronto reports.
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St. Paul, Minn
McKenna
Union Pacific
Organization Committee
Guar See
Ita Pall Hew
Puroperty
John C. Cowin
Omaha
George F Headley
New York
Cowin
Attorney General
Sanborn
United States Circuit Court
Kansas
Cornish
Washington
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Road
United States
Kansas Pacific
Lands Opened at Fort Randall Reservation Opening
Fort Randall reservation lands in South Dakota opened to homesteaders today after soldiers gathered hours before 9 a.m. opening. Dozens queued, with a long line including a woman traveling over 100 miles to file for a quarter section. The 100,000 acre reserve sits split between South Dakota and Nebraska, with past conflicts over squatters and entry contests likely.
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Chamberlain
S. D
United States Lands Office
South Dakota
Fort Randall
Interior Department
Nebraska
Dakota
Rural Free Delivery Proves Successful in Neb and Iowa
The Heath report details rural free delivery in Tecumseh Nebraska and Morning Sun Iowa. Four carriers operate at 300 dollars yearly salaries, established in 1896, serving 700 and 1,000 residents over 32 and 20 square miles respectively, with thousands of mail pieces moved since opening.
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Heath
Washington
Tecumseh
Johnson County
Neb
Morning Sun
Louisa County
Aged Minister Murdered Near Gara Missouri
P M Murphy a 78 year old Baptist minister in northwestern Missouri was murdered near Gara today. Hugh Van Hosier struck him with a stake after a quarrel over Van Hosier s stock trespass on the minister s land.
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St. Josefu
P. M. Murphy
Missouri
Gara
Hugh van Hosier
van Hosier
Grain markets shift as December contracts close out
Wheat changed front with December up 1 cent and May 4 cents higher. Carn led gains with oats up to 3 cents. Cash quotes feature No. 2 red wheat at 95 to 95 1/4 cents and No. 2 corn at 44 cents. Omaha and Chicago live stock reports show mixed, steady cattle and lower hogs with varied sheep demand.
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Crtoaco
Mississippi
Chicago
South Omaha
Texas
St. Louis Grit. &r. LOU, Oct. What-Higher: Nos rea raion Dia Set
Fragmentary OCR text from St. Louis publication includes place names and dates with missing letters. The readable parts reference St. Louis topics and October items but lack coherent event details or identifiable individuals. The exact news item cannot be determined from the provided fragment.
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R. Lou
Spain and United States tensions rise over Cuban policy
The Havana dispatch reports Weyler ordering demonstrations halted and Spain urging the United States to fulfill obligations of international law. The Madrid correspondent notes Spanish press backing the government while warning the US and Spain may reach a rupture if disputes over Cuba continue.
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Mapu
United States
Ewrood Tordt
Havana
Weyler
Woodford
Sey Sona
Hotel de Lome
Spain
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Duke of
Tetuan
Cuba
London
Madrid
The
Daily Mail
Wolcott Mission Discusses Silver Coinage Across Nations
London reports on the Wolcott mission to gauge French British and German positions before any international bimetallic conference. France backs free coinage if others join but India alone is not enough. Britain rejects unlimited silver coinage.
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London
United States
Foreign Office
Wolcott
France
M. Geoffrey
India
Michael Hicks-Beach
Great Britain
Falling Off of Five Million Acres In Disposal of Public Domain
Washington report from the General Land Office shows a sharp decline in disposals of public lands. The year recorded a 5,870,406 acre drop overall, with cash sales at 419,052 acres and miscellaneous entries totaling 7,334,564 acres. Agricultural patents reached 32,087 covering about 5,133,920 acres, while railroad-related patents under congressional grants totaled 6,101,969 acres, down from last year.
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Posal
Washington
General Land Office
Binger Hermann
Secretary of the Interior
Utes Fire On Warden Clash Five Killed In Colorado
Reports from Snake River say Game Warden Wilcox tried to arrest Indians near Ely Park for game laws violations. The Utes fired on him. officers returned fire, killing five Utes. Wilcox and deputy sheriffs pursue the Indians amid tense pursuit and possible further clashes.
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Colorado
Colo
Snake River
Wilcox
Ely Park
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