Vanderbilts Gain Railroads Amid Pacific West Race
A Chicago Aug 29 report says Jay Gould has largely relinquished Union Pacific control with Drexel Morgan taking the stock and bonds, aligning with the Vanderbilts who seek westward footholds and Pacific routes. The Vanderbilts aim to control major lines, including Rio Grande and Southern Pacific, amid competition with Morgan and Gould closely tied to Drexel Morgan.
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Isoukdk
Union Pacific
Associated Press
Cutcago
Jay Gould
Union Pacific Railway
Drexel, Morgan & Company
Vanderbilts
Vanderbilt
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northwestern
St. Paul
Missisippi river
Pacific Coast
rocky mountains
Chicago, Burlington& Quincy
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Denver & Rio Grande road
Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
Gould
Vanderbilt and
Drexel, Morgan & Co
West
Morgan
Vanderbilt’s
Valparaiso Falls to Congressional Forces in Chile War
Dispatches from August 20 report Valparaiso captured by Congressional troops, Balmaceda flees toward Buenos Ayres, and Valparaiso’s fall triggers international reaction. Queened by Berlin and Paris coverage, the scene includes neutral fleet observers, inquiries into Balmaceda’s defeat, and mixed signals from Washington and New York about ongoing battles and political shifts.
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Cable
Associated Press
Lonpox
Berlin
Paris
Valparaiso
Congressional party of
Chili
Chilian
Globe
Balmaceda
Trad
Alabama
the
Espiegle
Montevideo
Europe
Times
Washington
Iquique
Pedro Montt
Foster
Senor Lazgano
New York
W. R. Grace
Charles R. Flint
jia
Santiago
The Herald
saya Talmaceda
Vino Del Mar
Wasuiyeron
Navy
Conaul McCreery
scenar
Admiral Brown
Navy Department
Lazcano
Wharton
Balmacceda
Alsg
Valparaigo
Chile
Congressional party
Department of State
Senor Lazcano
United States cruiser Pensacola sails from Mare Island
Telegraphic brief. The Pensacola left Mare Island navy yard today bound for Honolulu. A wreck on the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad near Philipsburg killed four. No further details. A cyclone on Martinique caused ten million dollars in damage and 378 deaths.
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Mare Island navy yard
Honolulu
St. Louis & San Francisco
Philipsburg
Martinique
Board of Trade Meeting Delayed and Communications
A special State Board meeting discussed a telegraph urging a Western appointee to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Nevada and Denver boards pledge support while requests to reduce potato freight rates to California are noted. A death-related remains inquiry mentions Morris Davis and fumigation of rooms to curb disease.
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State Board
Denver
Col
inter-State commerce commission
H. A. W. Tanor
Pres. Chamber of Commerce
Reno
H. A. W. Labor
P. D.C, CG
Colorado
Nevada State Board of ‘Trade
M.D. Sonex
U. I. Co
California
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New Oarvans
Times-Democrat
City of Mexico
Southern railway
Diaz
MiXican Ubovernment
Esmeralda
coul ab Acapulco
Ecuador
United States
Beaadler
provtor
Faulk county
Faulkton
nortwest
Farnera
Keoxux
Iowa
Brice J. Leach
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Dagonet
Mercy
Monarch
Aascee
Montreal
O’Connor
Galloway
Bakersfield
Cable and Associated Press
Avex
Ahmed Rusedi Pacha
Yemen
Arabia
provence
Pacha
Sana
Indea
Alps
Preas
Bern
Maurice Pettigar
Commayeur
Italy
Judge Holst
Terglon
Jie
St. Petersine
White Sea
Gacerre
Oxranto
Cal
Chino
Los Angeles
Harrison
Jersey City
Cape May
VICANA
Buenos
Qaguere
ALO bese estes atte
Tacoma
Wash
Albertson
Fidelity Trust company Bank
Trust Company
Campbell
Minn
Tribune
Dakotas
Minnesota
LOUREVILLE
Bremaker, Moore “Paper Company
Moore, Bremaker & Co
grocers
the GAZETTE
Gladstone
Evening Express
San Gabriel canyon
San Gabriel Valley
Joudge McAdam
Superior Court
Coney Island Jockey Club
Edward Castrigan
Huron
Sheepshead Bay
BOARD OF TRADE
Bergstein
Morris Davis
Nobby
Yriges
JOHN SUNDERLAND
RICHARD HERZ
NEVADA
HOWARD
WALTHAM
COLUMBUS
ROCKFORD
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IAEB
MOONG ONES
H. LETER
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COMMERCIAL ROW
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FANNY EDEL
ALFRED NELSON
Reto
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Gsland
Hyver
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Dry Goods & Cloaks
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