Transcaspian Railway Moves Toward Herat and Beyond
Russia completes a narrow gauge line from Oren to Samarcand Caspian coast, bringing rail access within 850 miles of Herat and 600 miles of British India frontier. The piece argues the railway signals strategic aims, potential influence on Persia, Turkestan, and China, and the broader shift in central Asia's economic and political balance. It notes limited military use but emphasizes geopolitical implications and prompts for Britain to respond.
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Russia
Oren
Transcaspian
Marcand
Bokhara
Turkestan
Herat
British India
Afghantan
Teheran
Persia
Bellochistan
Persian Gulf
Merv
Daspian Sea
India
Russian Caucasus
European
Caspian
Samarcand
David Ker
Samarcand-Caspian
Russian War Office
Constantinople
Timour
The
Central Asia
Thibet
Himalayan
Empire of China
Siberia
Ples
Thomas Stevens
Asia
Porig Oy
Bic
India Ocean
Great Britain
Newark
The Immigration of Foreigners in U S History
A historical overview traces the growth of foreign immigration from 1820 to the late 19th century. It notes rising numbers from about 8,000 in 1820 to over 800,000 by 1870 and totals across the period reaching 13,632,771, highlighting the impact on American society and ideas.
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Mand
Ledger
Brown & Neeley
Beckwith
P. Morgan
Longmont
Estes Park
Terry
The
Times
Sidney Propst
Dr. Hall
John Adler
John Leeware
W. H. Schenck
R. L. Bowden
Buchanan
Greeley
Colorado
Sterling
Fort Collins and Northern Colorado News Sweep
Broad update from Northern Colorado towns. electric lights extend citywide. Farmers face hay shortages and rising prices. Fort Collins looms with canning factory talk and a cheese factory fire incident. Education, agriculture, and railroad plans color the regional scene with rail rates talks and irrigation efforts.
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W.F. Watrous
State Board of Agriculture
Grand River
Montrose
Delta
Grand Junction
C. O. Barnes
Denver
Railroad Company
Greeley
Picnic to Lyons Declares Success and Local News
Erie and Canfield picnic to Lyons was a success. Alexander Morrison fell ill Sunday with poor prospects for recovery. A Wednesday storm shattered five telegraph poles two miles east. Colorado rain belts now frequent with near daily showers. The Associate reports excellent alfalfa five acres grown without irrigation. The Record notes the high school building will be steam heated and currently under construction.
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Erie
The
Independent
Canfield
Lyons
Alexander Morrison
Colorado
Hindoo telegraph operator from India at Albany office
An educated Hindu, exiled from India, works as a high caste telegraph operator in Albany. The man, trained in Punjaub and Edinburgh, faced caste prejudice upon return and has toured Europe and Asia. An unrelated testimonial extols Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and deafness, claiming miraculous relief.
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Western Union Telegraph Office
Albany
New York
Hindoo
India
Punjaub University
England
Henry Fawcett
London
Edinburg
Lord Iddesleigh
Punjaub
Europe
Turkey
Arabia
Long Island
Massachusetts
Ely
A. E. Newman
Grayling
Michigan
Remarkable Remedies Spark Local Confidence in Rome
Wonderful Cures asserts four years of sales of Dr King s New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklen s Arnica Salve by Hoyt Co wholesale and retail druggists in Rome Ga. They claim several pronounced consumption cases cured with few bottles of New Discovery and Electric Bitters with J F Hezer as a seller.
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W. D. Hoyt & Co
Rome
Dr. King
Bucklen
J. F. Ezer
Personal testimonial for King's New Discovery and remedies
Mr N H Frohlichstein of Mobile Alabama praises Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and other remedies for bronchitis catarrh and coughs plusElectric Bitters and Dr Kings New Life Pills. He notes instant relief and a cure and mentions Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and J A Alcorn U P railroad Eaton Colorado endorsing the Balm.
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N. H. Frohlichstein
Mobile
Alabama
Dr. King
Ely
J. A. Alcorn
U. P. Railroad
Eaton, Colo
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Larimer County
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Smelting Works
Poudre Canon
Zimmerman
Cameron Pass
Fort Morgan
Gene Lowe
Tracy Ranch
Wm. Chapman
Chapman Bros
Corona
W. B. Howard
Col. Colby
Kansas
Baker
Percheron Horse Company
Board of Trade
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Platte
Joseph Shallenberger
James McCreery
Spencer & Beeson
Advocate
James Torrens
Weld County
Raymer
Grover
H.C. Sherman
Judge Bowden
H. B. Davis
E. C. McLaughlin
D Murray
W. F. Bradner
Dental E
Eighth Ave
Eighth Street
D. F. Camp
EK. M. Nussau
E C. Dawson
Main Street
Fred M. Dille
Arenas
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Oficein First National Bank
Reeley
John W. Sanborn
James Phillips
Hunter & West's Bank
Union Bank
Greeley, Colorado
Capital
Bruce FP. Johnson
WM. F. Thompson
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ADAMS
B. F. Johnson
J.S. Gane, I J, C. Scorr
Janie
W. F. Thompson, Hawes, J. L, Bausa
E. H. Axpsort
Past National Bank
John M. Wallace
D.B. Wyatt
B. D. Harper
J.W. McCrerry
D.b.wyatt
Gro
K.peasley
A. IaGo
H. M. Devorisr
Asa Sterling
Foreign Exchange
Hunter & West
United States
Gkaman Nat
Bark Denver, Co
Merchants’ National Bank
Chicago
H. H. Fairall
D. D
Iowa Methodist
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Boston
Hias
Stinson & Co
Portland, Maine
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America
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Franklin Sq
Boston, Maas
Lyons & Brooks
Scott, Benedict & Co
Greeley and Eaton Lots
Lyons & Brooks, Creeley, Golo
Stevens & Daniels