Northwest Notes highlights list of western industry and crime
The column reports on Burlington's grade at Laramie in three weeks, the Taos massacre survivor John Albert's death in Walsenburg, revenue officers seizing cigars with counterfeit stamps, cattle movements from Winn to Salt Lake City, a Tacoma lumber fire, injuries to Cal Trosper, a deputy tax case with Union Pacific, cattle king Rudolph Glover's Denver death, and court settlements over land in Albany County. Also mentions Reno ore transport plans, Ute open lands near Durango, Goette murder findings, and assorted Montana Wyoming local incidents.
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Burlington
Laramie
Wyo
John Albert
Taos
Walsenburg
Colo
Internal Revenue
Lanewater
Wiin
Nevada
Salt Lake City
St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company
Tacoma
Cal Trosper
Wyoming
Lancaster
J. Teller
Baratoga
Wye
Helmville
Mont
W. B. Woolford
W. R. Conn
Montana
Reno
Res Dcution Works
Orena
Albany County
Union Pacific Railroad
Albany
Rudolph Fr. Glover
Denver
FL Glover
Northwest
FO Adams
Gilover
Central Wyoming Land Company
Union Waeifie Railway Company
Mall’s Catarrh Cure In Taken Internally Prive 730
A clipped humor item and an odd line from a poem appear in the page. The text repeats Mall’s Catarrh Cure In Taken Internally Prive 730 and presents a brief verse about a guard house with a juvenile quarrel, attributed to John M. Valentine in May Street Nicholas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
John
M. Valentine
St. Nichoas
Allen's Foot Base Powder Promises Easy Shoes
Old newspaper snippet promotes Allen's Foot Base powder for foot comfort and shoe fit. Claims include relief from corns and swelling with free sample offer. Also mentions an Atlantic Monthly article on Australasian democracy and a light dialogue about a woman deciding to have a tooth pulled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. de Ko Walker
England
Flattery of Public Men and Railway Courtesy Sketches
A London Spectator note praises Lincoln for resisting flattery, contrasting public and political reactions to his greatness. The piece notes strong patience and adulation absence in Lincoln, while activists sought a second term by critics. A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad notice urges politeness by staff toward patrons, stressing courteous treatment as essential to company capital and advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolin Brands
London Spectator
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Washington
Capitol
Boston Herald
Underwood
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Unusual Populist Voice on Trusts and Consumer Hurt
A readable fragment records two Populists debating trusts and consumer harm, noting a new formation by the president’s claim it serves not consumers but money. An ad promotes Allen's Foot-Base powder for foot ailments, with a LeRoy New York address. It mentions the Overland Limited and a ticket office at 101 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Limited
Union Pacific
Main Street
Lemon Bath and Collier's Weekly Highlights
A well known actress extols lemon bath as a refreshing luxury seen during a recent trip to the West. Collier's Weekly April issue features Arlingon military burials and a lead piece The Bivouse of the Dead by a noted war correspondent. The Quay investigation in Harrisburg is also covered with photos of Ex Senator Quay and committee members.
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Ireland
Professional Woman's League
Mes
Collier's Weekly
Arington
Quay
Harrisburg
St. James, Mo
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Northwest Notes
Durango
Ort Goette
Byes
Cole
Goette
Omaha
M WM. Beeler
Meeler
Perry Davie
Jack Hrien
Opler
Davis
O'Brien
Darin
Hie Trigger
Davin
Thomas
Colorado
Feem
Tripler
Steurne
Zurich
Andrew & Lombard
Salt Lake
Utah
Onaqurela
Allen
Draggista
Voc
Allen 8
Olmsted
LeRoy, N. C
Mra
Mr. Keane
Pat Keane
Fred
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Greece
Sapolio
Schilling
Pension Bickford
Washington, D. C
H. 5Th
N.H
Spalding
N. E B. Young
Woo
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Chicago
Mianarch
Fiatplane Gas Generator
Omaha, Nebraska
Utah Implement CO
Mitchell
Bushford Farm
Henney
Moline
California Steel
Rock Island
Keeley Institute
PABST
Pabst Chemical Co
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