Abbreviations and political notes from Dallas era
Dallas merchants boycott near rail lines while Mississippi Valley roads names Cotton Belt Fort Worth and Denver and Rock Island enter the dispute. Kansas and Missouri politics mix with remarks on Gage Alger Beecher Scott Thurston and tributes to McKinley.
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Dallas
Texas
Fort Worth
Denver
Rock Island
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Father F. P. Allen
Mount St. Mary’s College
Mobile
Ala
Knights of Pythias
Order of Knights of Pythias
Missouri
Missouri House of Representatives
Lowe
Kansas City
Lexow Committee
House
Kansas
Jerry
Mudhly
Henry Ward Beecher
Staford
Conn
Thurston
Nebraska
Senate
Lyman J. Gage
Department
Secretary of Treasury
Oneida Central Bank
Rome
New York
Chicago
Gage
J. J. P. Odell
Odell
Mr. Gage
Ilinois
Russell A. Alger
St. Louis Republic
Lafayette Township
Medina County
William the Conqueror
Alger
Richfield
O.) Academy
Akron
Otis & Coffinbury
Cleveland
Grand Rapids
Mich
Annette H. Henry
Second Michigan Cavalry
Booneville
Miss
Sixth Michigan Cavalry
Fifth
Michigan Cavalry
Custer
Lincoln
Detroit
Moore & Alger
R. A. Alger & Co
Alger, Smith & Co
Michigan
Georgian Bay
General Alger
Begole
Sher
The
G. A.R
McKinley
Tom Boy
Colorado
Rothchild
United States
Rothchilds
Au Revoir
Mr. Crain
Herald
Revoir
Brother
Shreveport
Oklahoma
Court of Appeals
Board of Trade