Balkan and World Turmoil Reported Across Many Fronts
Balkan fighting yields cavalry losses and Servian retreat while the Porte protests invasion. Roumanians mass on the Bessarabian frontier. British take Minhla Forts in Burma opening path to Mandalay. New Gunnison smelters planned and a Philadelphia oil still disaster causes multiple deaths. National and local political and business notes fill the rest of the dispatch.
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Porte
Bulgaria
Bessarabian
Austria
Russia
Burmah
Minhla
Mandalay
Gunnison
Philadelphia
National Cattle Grower's Association of America
Chicago
Atchison, Kansas
Baldwin
Montezuma
la Plata County
California
Rabbinical Convention
The
Reformed Hebrew Church
Pittsburg
Southern California Railway
San Diego
Washington
Cleveland
State Department
Germany
United States
Kiernan
Cook County
Ilinois
National Grange
Boston
Commissioner of Agriculture
Comptroller of the Treasury
Naval
Wales
Galveston
Montreal
Kirkland
Farmer’s and Merchant’s Bank
Oxford
Kansas
Franklin
Idaho
Empire Mills
New York
Henry Drummond Wolff
Egypt
Garland
White
Tacoma
W. T
Canada
Parnell
Great Brittain
Bull-Domingo
Silver Cliff
Foss
Saskatchewan
Gibraltar
Salonica
Florence
Canon City
Gladstone
House of Commons
Times
Calcutta
Orissa
Moorshedabad
Haddon
Champ de Mars
Riel
Hogs, cattle trades and local curiosities in Fort Collins
Reports from Fort Collins note hog sales at 3.40 to 4.00 per hundred live weight and John G. Coy buying forty steers for feeders at 3 per hundred. The Cornucopia displays a five-foot lemon tree owned by Judge Alden. Other items include Clydesdale horses, a carved work box by Cueva, a pen portrait for Collins Lodge, a windlass pump invention by E S Cain, and local remarks on deer hunting, cattle, and corn yields.
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The
Courier
John G. Coy
Davy Barnes
Cornucopia
Judge Alden
Arthur Clark
Weld County
Collins
Jesse Harris & Co
O. T. Sheldon
Evans, Thoman & Co
Mr. Cueva
New Windsor
S. H. Seckner
Collins Lodge No. 19
A.F
A. M
Edward N. Garbutt
W. H. Harrison
E.S. Cain
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Atlantic
Pacific Railway
Port Moody
Princess Louise
Victoria
London
Oregon
Philippine Islands
H. F. Handy
Cheyenne
Lupe
Clarion County
Pennsylvania
Lord Randolph Churchill
Birmingham
John Bright
Colorado Springs
Leadville
Alliance
Fort Collins
Stout
U. P
Omaha
Northern
Colobrado
Express
Norman
Aikhorn
C Boettcher
Boettcher Hardware Company
Denver
North Park
C. H. Miers
London Daily Telegraph
Major Miers
Lone Pine
Bob Watson
Covington
W. A. Drake
Charles A. Vourler
Baltimore
DRI Galste
Charler A. Vogal Pro
Phazer’s
OLD Reliable Drug House
J. F. Fezer
Greeley Cash Store
Newmarket
Mitchell & Patton Merchandise CO