Old War Cry and Silver Debate in Postwar Politics
The piece argues that the nation faces renewed questions on imperialism taxation and liberty amid postwar debates. It condemns bankers usurers and bonds while forecasting increased internal taxes and a fight between people and financiers with silver demonetization at stake.
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Hartzell
Thompson
Charlie
Laccurgus
Solon
Republic
New England
Oder
God
Scott
Treasury
Lincoln
Chase Down
Congress
Sherman
Seipom
Gulf Road announces luxurious Mexico tour from Denver
The Gulf Road plans a high class month long guided trip to Mexico starting January 24, 1899 from Denver. It will cover scenic and historic sites by special train with sleepers observation and diving cars under Union Pacific Denver and Gulf Railway supervision. Priced at 350 dollars from Denver or Colorado points, the package includes all expenses and appeals to winter travelers seeking comfort.
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Gulf Road
Mexico
Denver
City of
Colorado
Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway
T. E. Fisner
Pass
Colo
General Shafter Defends Actions After Santiago Siege
General W. R. Shafter discusses Admiral Sampson's report on the Santiago operation. He says the navy aided the army in seeking the harbor entrance and notes he did not sign the surrender terms. Shafter cites his correspondence to support his stance and dismisses further replies as unnecessary.
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Sampson
Santiago
New Yorks
W. R. Shafter
Admiral Sampson
United States
General Shafter
Evacuation Advances as Havana Set to Pass to U S
Reports from Havana indicate rapid Cuban retreat and expected turnover of Havana province to American forces by December 24 with Morro Castle flying Old Glory by Christmas. General Greene reviews Cavalry Division. over 800 in line. Cuban troops praised for discipline and daring in guerilla war.
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Havana
Morro Castle
Greene
Mariano
Mario Menecal
United States
Florida
Ceiba de Agua
Alquizar
Cowville Correspondence Warns Interferers After Election
Jim Jones, defeated candidate for constable, laments interference at prize rights and praises a peaceful Cowville election. Sheriff’s visit to Bill Jenkins ends with declined company. community vows to deter outsiders and promises a forthcoming, orderly future. Scenic Line of the World feature closes with travel details.
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Jim Jones
Bil Jenkins
Cowville
Nessesary
Rekwest
Jim
Wizely
Fuchener
Sherriff
Bill Jenkins
Bill
Swat Gulch
Dancin
Ekiteque
Texas M.verrick
The Smoothest Train in the United States Chicago special
The Burlington Chicago special Denver to Chicago schedule changes on November 20 speed 1046 miles in 29.5 hours about 36 mph and tops on time. It uses one sleeper dining library and two chair cars with new vestibules Pintsch gas lighting and roomy toilets.
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Burlington
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Midland
Omaha
United States
The Chicago Special Delightful Train Ride
The Denver Republican hails the Chicago special as the smoothest train in the United States. It offers spotless service, prompt attendants, and American Beauty rose touchups. An a la carte plan lets passengers pay only for what they order and a library car invites relaxation on board.
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Denver Republican
Chicago
United States
Deafness and Catarrh Cure Promotion by Hall's Company
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The pitch notes catarrh as a common cause and promotes Toledo based F J Cheney & Co as sellers with a 75 cent price.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
of Weld
Cache la Poudre
Daniel A. Camfeld
Weld
Atorney
W.M. Ingersoll
Denver
Colorado
J. J. Crippen
Court House
Cache la Poudre Irrigating Company
Daniel A. Camfield
J.J. Chippen
Trust
Wheat Down Slightly as Storm Disrupts Markets
Grain markets showed small declines with wheat 4% lower while corn held steady and oats fell about 4 cents. Provisions rose, pork around 8.00 dollars and lard near 5.00, as cash bids noted No 2 red wheat at 6 9/16 to 7 0/ in Chicago bid. Livestock receipts were heavy with hogs up and cattle steady to firmer on a brisk market.
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Ohio
Columbus
Lima
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Chicago
Special bargain for readers offer on Twice-a-Week Republic
The Twice-a-Week Republic and The Greeley Tribune are offered together for one year at 2.50 dollars. The Republic claims broad news coverage and superior telegraphic services with NY Herald and NY Journal input. Readers are urged to subscribe to this economical option through a limited time arrangement.
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Republic
Sunday Republic
New York Herald
New York Journal
Mississippi Valley
Greeley Tribune
Wabash Fast Freight Expands Denver Route Availability
The letter promotes fast freight from New York Boston Philadelphia and Buffalo to Colorado via Wabash own line from Buffalo to Kansas City replacing Michigan Central. Train 57 renamed Hoosac Tunnel with delivery by 4 p m at Franklin street station. Six day service New York Denver and Boston Denver with no higher rates. Signatories Hampson Knight Mecichan and G E A.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Colorado
Wabash
Kansas City
Michigan Central
Hoosac Tunnel
Franklin Street Station
The Independent shifts to Magazine form in fiftieth year
The Independent announces a change to magazine form and cuts annual subscription from $3.00 to $2.00 and single copies from five to five cents. It claims 3,040 pages of reading matter yearly at half the cost of rival magazines.
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THE
Independent
Newspaper Offer Rates and Free Specimen Copy
A brief notice advertises a subscription rate of $2.00 per year, or the same rate for any fraction of a year, and invites readers to send a postal card to receive a free specimen copy.
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Ste Bees
Old Mexico
Morro
Onicaco
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago-Great Western
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Maverick
Cwville
Rocky Mountains
Utah
New Mexico
Cripple Creek
San Francisco
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Oregon Gateway
K. Hooper
Dr.gunn
Geena
Ater
Bosankoco
Phila
ST. Louis, MO
Tripene
Denver Times
S. D. Knight
G. Fda
St. Louis
H. of Mecichan, G. E. A
New York, N. Y
the Independent
Fulton St.2n. Y
Edgar E. Clark
Weld County
Greeley
Adele K. Clark
Western Live Stock and Land Cy
Wall Street
Western Live Stock and Land Company
Charles T. Leonhardt
Watee
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