Alton Deal and Topeka in a New Gould System
New York reports secret terms for a vast western railroad system involving the Chicago and Alton interest and the Gould group. Minors Trust and Savings Bank act as Alton stock trustees, with bids from Vanderbilt, Morgan interests, and Missouri Pacific ties. Chicago terminal implications and cross connections to St. Louis and Kansas City are noted as pivotal in shaping a combined network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John J. Mitchell
Minors Trust and Savage Bank
Cileaso
Lipor
Georg Gould
Vilon
Re Jens
Chicago
Alton
Missouri
Metther
Minnix Trust and Savings Bank de Trustees
Aiton
West Winmeat
Beny Thir
Konkes
Mttabwrs
Willhen BK
Vanderbit Smite
Vanthe- Bah
Bir
Alta Missouri Pacific
Vandertilt
Goa
Merpont Morgan
Vanderbilt
Texas
Northwestern
Oracun
Pacific Coast
Turple County and Railway Lines Across the Midwest
Fragmented OCR lists multiple rail lines and connections including Turple County, Central and Southern branches, and several routes linking Omaha, Kansas City, Denver, and Texas. Mentions Union Pacific, Missouri, Iron Mountain, and Texas and Pacific roads as extended lines with cross state connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turple County
Ine
Levee
Papillion Juncion
Mevel
Nebrasline
Omaha Holt Ames
Southern
Kansas City
Southwestern
Colorado
Pacifla
Central Branch
Hanuksalani
St Joseph
Fort Scott
Memphis
Union Pacific
Tod Sens Phistissuaders Tace St
Texas
Louis
Iron Mountain
Population decline in Pinar de Ric amid war reports
A scrambled wartime dispatch from General Dayle via Adjutant General Wellington describes half the population of Pinar de Ric killed or starved. Troops arrived, provisions supplied, and order restored as Cuban forces and local officials face occupation and taxation disruptions.
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Pinar de Ric
Washington
Pwr
War Department
Feneral Dayle
Woelington
Provines
Cisene
Eusinm
Culonal
Giomujay
Muriel
Neelckvess
Londoner claims evidence in Druce lineage case in England
Rock Island dispatch reports Godder of Chicago asserts possession of evidence to prove Mrs Anna Maria Druce of London is fraudulently posing as the mother of the rightful Duke of Portland. He alleges to have witnessed Tubes of testimony and says he was offered money to travel to England and testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tinkes-Herald
Rock Island
Godder
Anna Maria Drucee
London
England
Portland
Goulder
M'KINLEY'S STOCKING December treaty talks and Dewey interview
Southampton December 17 The Interviewer pressed peace commissioners about the Spain peace terms as Admiral Dewey drew interest from Whitehill Reid and Judge Day. They said the Dewey interview would not be discussed. The treaty likely reaches President McKinley by December 24 with uncertain delivery date to the Senate.
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Southampton
Eing
New York
St. Louis
Spain
Whiteliew Reid
Jndae Day
Admiral Dewey
Agonellie
Actimido
Day
Deve
Alflee
Weil
Govine and Govine steamers pass Dunnett head in December
The Damst steamer Thingvalia from New York for Chris Tunis passed Dunnett head today amid reports of the Govine steamer also sighted. December events include Shick Svivndae and a noted arrival from the east.
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Govine
London
Dee
Thingvalia
New York
Chris
Tunis
Dunnett Head
LAWTON NOT A HERO Tells Alabamians He Is Only a Soldier
Montgomery Alabama December 17 The president and party were given a magnificent welcome in Montgomery the Confederacy's first capital. The president traveled escorted by state officials and local groups to the old Confederate capitol amid cheering crowds. General Lawton spoke denying hero status saying I am not a hero I am a regular. Secretary Long highlighted Spanish American War contributions and Alabama figures in naval history. The visit included receptions at the governor's office and Old Ship Church before departing toward Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Als
Atlanta
State Assembly
Johnston
Jus McClellan Snd
Assembly
Union Station
Comercial and Industrial Association
Clieby
Reading
Cleveland
Capitol Air
Duistin
McKinley
Karl
Alabama
Union
Mie
Vetdi
Meinier Satay
Comment Studies
Havimae
Undan
Alubann
United States
Hobson
Mother Jobson
General Wheeler
Sintiago
Motauk
Seti As - Dor
Wheeler
Gencil Shafter
General Lawton
Alger Anit Leng
Senith
Lawton
Tamia Goldier
Goldiere
Cutm
Alularma
Long
Watr
Navy
Hillary A. Here Tert
Old Ship Church
Jones
Cant von
Jett
Suvunriah
Curtis bill costs rise as government seeks extra funds
Washington reports the Curtis bill driving requests for additional appropriations. Interior Department needs include 200000 to start machinery, 59000 for townsite commission salaries, 5600 for 8th meridian work, 33000 for abutment of kinds, plus 4900 for Indian territory staff, 3000 travel, and 6000 for two school supervisors.
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Washington
Salis
Department of the Interior
Indian Territory
Yan Hie
Congress
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Townssite Commission
Annual Report Details Kansas Live Stock Inspections 1884
J G Mc Coy Kansas state live stock inspector at Kansas City yards submits the annual report to the state live stock sanitary commission. The document states few cattle were admitted from Kansas due to infectious stock concerns, outlines the inspector’s duties under yard control, and lists cattle movements, permits issued, and origins by railroad to and from Kansas during the nine and a half month period ending in 1884. It notes most inbound stock entered from neighboring states and details seasonal patterns of stock types and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Srockyards Company
Indus
Kandhs
Kavens
Euch
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Texas
New Mellon
Iowa
Utah
Arizona
Monton
Nevada
California
Aggusum
Popelia
Busia
Ben Nida
Fiesit Minster Kensae
Pogue
Numa Fort Scott
Ana Memphis
Burliagrad
Grong
Abeadl
Hattas
Minsouri
State cattle industry pleas for state aid and protection
Kansas markets show cattle receipts of 606,810 head, exceeding prior totals and highlighting live stock industry value. McCoy urges lawmakers to provide fostering care and financial aid to sustain the industry amid rising costs and market pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Mccoy
Senator Baker Leaves Leavenworth for Duties in Washington
Senator Baker departed Leavenworth yesterday at 4 PM for Washington to attend official duties. His delay was due to a prior illness that confined him at home weeks earlier. He will stay in Washington through Christmas, addressing correspondence and legislative work as he advances the Hill bill and related tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Baker
Leavenworth
Washington
Bip
Dave Para
Wrahington Senterday
Schaites
Hillibivs
Hilary
Éineriss
Haker
Ie Thagyesian
Uni
Althen Found Dead From Heart Failure in Room
W. 2. Althen was found dead in his room at St Josephs with heart failure the coroner ordered no inquest as death was from heart failure after he awoke and fell to the side of the bed before medical aid. The piece includes an advertisement for Beggs Diarrhoea Balsam claiming relief for summer ailments and urging readers to buy Roses remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althen
St. Joseph Yrstriday
Alther
Joseph Abot
Pirie
Bor Suman
Assistance Advertisement Run Free for Three Days
A concise notice announces a voluntary small advertisement insertion for three days without charge. It invites residents to submit brief notices and reminds that the service is offered at no cost for the promotional period.
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Alton Deal
Topeka
Gould
Sakissien
St. Lula
Atentana
Céntral
Druce
Til
Man
M'Kinley
Cohen
Poe
of S
Chica
Hebras KL
Ree Yen
Hin Coly
rexarKan
Mek
Npg
Orleans
Chicago & Avon
Missouri Pacific
Curtis Bill
Rodel
Wellson
Land of Flowers
T. J. King
Cromgril and Jeffries
North Tope
Jourmal
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