Altman post office and state actions in Colorado
A varied Colorado bulletin notes Altman gains a post office, Alamosa bikes club, a Golden smallpox case, and a $1 317 940 95 state budget. It reports Denver clocks, Denver to Bismarck greetings, Rio Grande March earnings drop, Boulder mayoral chairs dispute, a Durand miner killed, a Boulder watchmaker wounded, New Castle death, Denver rail hearings, Griffin Wheel plant, and a New Castle to Meeker railway plan with ten surveyors. Prominent locals, officials, and business ventures are named along with projected construction timelines.
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Altman
Alamosa
Golden
William H. Klett
Denver
Howard
Bismarck
Union Depot
Rio Grande
James Peoples
Boulder
Judge Boughton
Boulder County
Mike Thies
Aspen
Durant
Philip E. Gaffron
Ashland Avenue
Highbrands
New Castle
Tom Jones
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company of
Pueblo
George J. Kindel
Denver Vs. Railroad
Colorado
Pacific Coast
McIntire
Venezuela's New Move Reported By Minnesota Delegation
Fairibault Minnesota April 2. Donald Grant wealthy contractor W H Fisher former Du luth and Winnipeg railroad manager and J A Sowman Grand Rapids Minnesota banker return from Venezuela with a concession of land at the Orinoco mouth extending 125 miles south and 15 to 50 miles east and west They gain mining rights for asphalt on a small island near Trinidad The syndicate will invest capital with Fisher slated as manager The move may aim to secure U S intervention to safeguard lands in a dispute between Venezuela and Britain
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Fairibault
Minn
Nald Grant
W. H. Fisher
Duluth and Winnepeg
J. A .Sowman
Grand Rapids
Minnesota
Venezuela
Orinoco
Trinidad
Fisher
United States
England
Saving Time by Abbreviating Language in Everyday Use
A citizen cites a New York Sun discussion on speeding daily life through time saving methods. The piece argues abbreviations and labor-saving devices, from sewing machines to stenographers, reduce time in work and language, urging wider adoption despite some hesitancy.
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Broadway
New York Sun
Steenth
On the Make and a Father's Silent Skeleton
A wandering observer meets an old man with five sons all away. Each son has a trade, except one who worked for money and went to the penitentiary for counterfeiting, a detail that reveals the family’s hidden troubles.
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Hiram
Equestrian Statue and War Generals Spark Boston Controversy
An item reports opposition to erecting a General Hooker statue in Boston alongside figures of Grant Sherman and Sheridan. The notice touches on industry ads for steel wagon scales by Chicago Scale Co and a teething remedy, with a closing reflection about persistence and public reception.
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Boston
Joe Hooker
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Chicago Scale Co
Syrup of Figs Promotes Health and Purity
The renowned Syrup of Figs offers a pleasant pure laxative effect that cleanses the system and eases congestion in the Edneys Liver and Bowels. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co, it has gained medical approval and is sold in 50c and 1 bottles by all druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
W. J. Bryan Aims for Senate as Editor Retires
The article notes W. J. Bryan of Nebraska, long a leading force for tariff reduction and free silver, will not seek reelection to Congress but is praised for his eloquence and will become editor in chief of the World-Herald. Despite a large voter preference for him as senator, the legislature’s Republican majority makes that seat an honor more than a reality.
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O, Gress
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bas Pry
World-Herald
House of Repreves
Onabs W. Herald
Peper
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Colorado Condensed
Griffin Car Wheel Foundry
Griffin Company
Detroit
Chicago
Danny Grogan
A. P
Tribune
Bill
Sam
Thomas Henry
Vermont
Mea
Townsend
Ft. Howard, Wie
DR. Gunn
Seattle
Colch
Colchester
Spadina Boot
Mar i
Scott
Scott & Bowne
N.Y