Fort Lyon Canal rights dispute reaches partial ruling
Judge Northcutt in Lamar Colorado en route to a partial decision on the Fort Lyon Canal Company water rights case. The court will rule Monday on whether the canal transfers control to the Fort Lyon group after stock owner procedures, while the reservoir issue remains to be decided. The decision could affect water access across La Junta and Lamar canal regions.
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Northcutt
Lamar
Fort Lyon Company
Mar
Colo
Fort Lyon Canal Company
la Junta
Lamar Canal
First War Bank
Denve
Ast
Pueblo
Platt Rogers
Tyson S. Dines
Denver
Fort Lyon Canal
Curt
Nteste
Ad Eee
Rieven Rates to Alaska by Steamship Line Service
Itland Steamship Company announces a new Portland to Alaska service with first vessel W Elder to sail in July. Rates list $13 for cabin and $12 steerage to Fort Wrangell, $40 cabin and $2 steerage to Sitka, meals included. The Colorado Midland also offers Denver to Dyne rates and the line plans through connections via Ogden to Portland, aiding travel to Yukon gold districts.
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Itland Steamship Company
Portland
al Alaska
W. Elder
Mary Island
Metia Ilisnow
Sitka
Ketchican
Fort Juneau
Douglass Island
Tracier and Bayen Company
Yukon
Fort Wrangell
Colorado Midland
Denver
Move to Smooth Over Movemeent Against President
July 26 report notes President E Benrews may delay departure from Brown and a potential acting president until fall. Mr Andrews hints influence may shape actions while avoiding direct statements. The article references Yale and Fayland in connection with the scenario.
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E. Benrews
Brown Y
Atag
Fayland
Yale
F Brown
Andrews
Ansell
Doctor urged restraint in silver speeches, committee notes say
The communication to Dr. Andrews from the corporations special committee expresses hope he would be more restricted in his utterances rather than charging him with proselytizing for free silver.
Kites Help Princeton Party Reach Mesa Escantade
A Laguna telegram reports Professor Libbey and his party from Princeton College climbed Mesa Escantade in New Mexico using life saving service apparatus and large flying kites to haul ropes to the summit. The expedition left two weeks earlier to explore the high plateau never trodden by whites.
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New York
the Herald
Laguna
New Mexico
Mesa Escantade
Bound for Clondyke and Alaska ventures reported
San Francisco and Port Townsend notices describe the steamer Cleveland sailing to Seattle then Alaska with passengers for the gold country. Plans emerge for the Alaska Telegraph and Telephone Company with J W Wright C W Wright and D E Bohannon leading. A 200 strong Stick tribe contingent faces potential conflict with Chilkat restrictions on coast labor and freight across the divide.
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San Francisco
Cleveland
Northwestern Trading Company
Seattle
Alaska
Alaska Telegraph and Telephone Company
Juneau
Dawson City
California
J. W. Wright
C. W. Wright
Larkspur
D. E. Bohannon
Port Townsend
Wash
Portland
Stick
Dyea
Yukon
Napoleon III in Saint-Amand’s Window on a Caesar
The French historian Saint-Amand presents a 22 year appraisal of Napoleon III. He calls him a cosmopolitan, democrat and autocrat, bold dreamer and active actor, who unified liberty ideas with autocratic power. He notes his coup d etat and disasters, yet credits global influence, reform measures, and the push for national sovereignty though fate remains mixed.
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M. Saint-Amand
Napoleon III
Solferino
Sedan
Bordeaux
Pekin
Mexico
Italy
France
Dante
Machivelli
Balkan Peninsula
Ocean Rare War Intensifies Between New York and Galveston
The New York to Galveston ocean mite war grows sharper with Mallory Line announcing rate cuts effective July 26. Fourth class moves to 7 cents per 100 pounds and lower classes to 5 cents per 100 pounds for any quantity.
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Galveston
Texas
New York-Galveston
Mallory Line
New York
Gossip Spark After Dispute Between Bey and Guests
A fragment shows Cholly Bey apologizing to girls for a disgraceful row with Gueste Gothem and admits he struck him. Louise questions whether other friends will stand by him.
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Roor Bey
Cholly
Gueste Gothem
Louise
A Good Collateral Jones
A witty exchange features Jones claiming he married for love while Brown jokes that her wealth served as collateral. The quip underscores comfort with money in romance. No further context available.
Elopement on foot leads to arrest near Montoursville
Pearl Thomas and Millie Johnson of Morris Tioga county Pa eloped walking forty miles to Montoursville. They were arrested by a constable disguised as a trout fisherman. Millie Johnson is reported to be 15 years old.
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Pearl Thomas
Millie Johnson
Morris
Tioga County
Thomas
Montoursville
Food for Reflection in a Sunday Sermon Exchange
Anxious inquiry by Rev. Longlipp about a substitute preacher’s sermon last Sunday. Deacon Bluntleigh confirms it was a treat.
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Mr. Longlipp
Bluntleigh
Coleman on the Cut in Crescent Bicycles
R Lindsay Coleman former National Cycle Board of Trade and Western Wheel Works president comments on bicycle price cuts. He notes Crescent wheels’ fixed prices and guarantees, predicting no further reductions this year and insisting price parity for February buyers. He cites past forecasts that rivals would correct inflated values and affirms Crescent as standard.
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R. Lindsay Coleman
National Cycle Board of Trade
Western Wheel Works
Recall news stuns Spanish KF in papermaking tale
The Washington Star reports a recalled official reacting to the order with mixed irony. He notes the recall interrupts a broader pacification effort and fears ending up with a pile of unfinished manuscripts rather than a failed policy.
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Washington Star
Gentleness and Potent Stomach Bitters Endorse Kidney Health
The text promotes Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a gentle remedy to support kidney function and counteract renain activity. It warns against harsh stimulants and claims benefits for malaria, indigestion, rheumatism, neuralgia, and biliousness through the Bitters' corrective influence.
Vineyard Owners Silence Storms With 60 Mortars
In Lower Steinmark Austria vineyard owners claim success by detonating sixty mortars across a two square mile area to drive away hail and heavy rainstorms.
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Lower Steinmark
Austria
Ton’s Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away
An old tobacco cure advertisement claims easy quitting with No toHae a miracle worker for strength and vigor. It offers a guaranteed cure with a booklet and free samples from Sterling Remedy Co. in Chicago or New York. The ad includes a political quip about a tariff reformer and Abraham Lincoln freeing negroes on the free list.
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Ton
NotoHae
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New
Torker
Corker
Abraham Lincoln
New England Conservatory Offers Safe Home Life for Daughters
Careful parents seek city study for daughters and favor the New England Conservatory of Music Boston for its well equipped Home Department. The school promises a nearly home-like, sheltered dormitory life and a complete curriculum for music training, appealing to those who want safety and comfort.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Mass
Hall and Family Cures and Odd Souvenir Ads
A collage of 1890s patent remedies and quips includes Hall’s Catarrh Cure priced at 75c, No-To-Hac for 50c, Mrs. Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething, a testimonial from C. L. Barker in Philadelphia, and various quips about amusing anecdotes and travel times.
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Pescoe
Pentandrews
Clondyke
Eland
Napoleon II
Coleman
Hall
Price
Emerson
All Druggista
Arizona
C. L. Barker
Gent Square
Philadelphia
Cape Town
Bulawayo
Matabeleland
Dr. Kline
Kira
Arch St
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Mr. Chubbs
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