Tornado and Fire Hit Vancouver and North Lack Towns
Fragmented report describes a severe cyclone and fires across Vancouver and Queenstown areas. Ports and steamers were damaged or ashore with vessels wrecked or driven aground. towns North Lack and Queenstown suffered near complete destruction. Rail lines, telegraph and cable services were cut for days, with several ships and cattle losses noted. Additional notes mention upcoming winter travel bargains and a political item about presidential inauguration travel packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver, & 2
Fem
Warrimont
Trans Astras
Nouwwow
Tam
Carualk
Suphs Fee
Seppe
Dee Leon Deve
Atric
Quewnstown
Tiernan
Amhurhan
North Lack
Raitraix
Eanieas
Teirine
Oueenstown
Adway's Pills Adway's Pills Adway's Pills
Fragmentary ad copy mentions headache indigestion and digestive complaints. The garbled text references liver terpid and stomach issues with unclear product claims and pricing. No identifiable organizations or dates are discernible.
Railroad Expansion Plans West of the Mississippi Coast
The article outlines a broad railroad expansion plan across the western United States and Texas. It details Santa Fe, Rock Island, Choctaw, and other lines extending toward El Paso, the Gulf Coast, and Mexico, with hundreds of miles of new track, contracts awarded, and anticipated resource development tied to these links. Strong entities include Santa Fe, Rock Island, Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf, Kansas City, Mississippi, and Texas routes, plus references to Mexico and Sabine Pass, underscoring a continental growth strategy and rising interregional freight and passenger traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Sabana & Packie
Nery Onm
Mezive
Mexican Central Railroad
Suisa Pe Bes
Pucia
Aseregates
Tully
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Uitpany
Trom Oklahorma Sunkwest
Polet
Endlan
Oklahoma
Tex
Fort Worth
Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe
Galt
Basement
Kangas City
Ure
Ts Louisians
Sabine Pass
Arkansas
Gulf of Mexico
Mises River
Republic
United Earthy
Nes
Frawley
Peraunger
Nee, Pacific
Kansas
Thurstop
Nebraska
Brett
Topeka
Wromirk
Soni
Passenger Worth
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Houston& Texas Central
Mew Equipment Order and Santa Fe Promotions
MEW Equipment is ordered for urgent delivery by October 3. The initial allotment includes twenty first class coaches, four second class coaches, six baggage cars, two combination passenger and baggage cars, two dining cars, and six chair cars plus mail and express cars. Santa Fe reports promotions due to high demand for engineered firemen on lines east of Albuquerque, with several firemen promoted to engineer and new engine numbers cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fock Selon
Combinarion Pasaenevr
Bageage
Mal and Express
Tonga
Santa Fe
Sante Me
Albuquerque
Ie Meen
Freokahl
Frank Ehrhart
Berry
Quincy Edd
Archie Ming
Harry Ceutg
Guacge
Hf Lindstrom
Janes Hai
Engi
Firman
Las Vegas
Ellicott
St Linly
Rue
FP. Smith
Aley
Lane
Hawkworth
Flave
Port Madison
Iowa
Mulcahy
Ok Bian
Ae Ene Tech
GM Fisher
Fust
Sas
Jewel
Shaw
LE Durrell
Banning
Railroad and city notes recount late 19th century works
The report details railway and civic happenings from Eaton and Las Vegas including new boilermaker Marcos Anderson and machinist John Velion, a masked robbery near the Catholic cemetery, engine inspectors quitting, a silver wedding, and El Paso & Northeastern progress toward the Pecos river with 65 teams now on site and 105 more to come. General Manager A G Wells visited Albuquerque, noting prosperity and fellow railroad men, before travels to Santa Fe and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Marcos Anderson
John Velion
Puebelo
Bi Soytt
Carpepaires
Conmuwpellinz
Fenry
W. Butler
Frank’ Grand
Roundhouse
Benevie
la Junta
Walter Rudolph
Chai E
Divisun
Las Vegaa
I. J. Hubbard
James Britton
B. le
Rome
A. L Com- Lock
A. Hatch
Mexican Central Railroad
el Paso & Northeastern
EJ. Dedman
Greig
Paso
Aimmogurts
I & Co
Peers River
Deimmann
Pecos River
Tock
A. G. Wells
Santa Fe Pacific
Albuquerque
UN Banta Fe
San Francisco
Wells
Review of Trade Indicates Gloom in Textile Industry
The New York Federal Reserve B-Kd G Dun & Cass weekly review of trade notes a gloomy situation for Gotten and Woolen goods manufacturers. Business along the east and especially the North Atlantic coast is beginning to pick up relative to other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fed B—Kd
G. Dun & Cass Weekly Review of Trade
East
Altrate
North Atlantic
Nursing Mothers Seek Scott's Emulsion for Strength
Nursing mothers favor Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a nutritious aid during pregnancy and lactation. The emulsion supports digestion, increases milk supply when needed, and improves milk quality, with promises of steady nourishment for both mother and child. Scott & Bowne advertise this product as a trusted aid for nursing women.
Economic Signals From Textile and Related Markets
A late week survey shows mixed movement in retail grocery and dry goods with some improvement, while interior farm and craft trade stagnates. Textile markets face weak demand despite price pressures, with mills restricting output and some shoe and leather sectors holding steady. overall production activity inching forward in construction metals and grain markets uncertain amid global crop notes.
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Lnck
Retinaya
Ipre Ness
Antheresiz
Dale
Heston
Burielo
Allhaven Mans
India
Australia
Canada
Agiinet 3
GILLETT 15 BROKE Zaseas Ontile Plueger In Kansas City
Kansas cattleman Grant Gillett, who fed to Mezien to escape creditors, is said to return to Kansas soon to settle affairs. The report comes via Chihuahua, Mexico, and references past losses and pending actions. Albany reports state officials plan an emergency move regarding New York police leadership.
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Zaseas Ontile
Kansas City
Fels
Chihuahua
Mexico
Grant Gillett
Kansas Cattleman
Mezien
Kansan
Chibsiebua
Bart Investments
van Wyck
Albany
Piesdag
Meyer Vat Wrek
New. York
En Ahal
Newrae
Otty
Sensr Platt
New York City
Local News Roundup Heads to Court and Politics
A sprawling weekly digest reports on legal cases, court actions, and political shifts. It notes Wheeler County details with mentions of cases, a governor’s aide appointment, legislative moves, and minor criminal incidents across multiple jurisdictions. The item combines court outcomes, public notices, and political maneuvering in a compact, era-typical news summary.
Hatchet Souvenirs Toast at Newspaper Publishers Banquet
The American Newspaper Publishers Association held its annual meeting at the Waldorf Astoria in New York with 250 attendees. Hatchet souvenirs were distributed as speakers addressed press freedom, honesty, and the future of newspapers, including remarks by Don C. Seltz and Judge Edward W. Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newspaper Public Association
New York
Don C. Seltz
New York World
Trrimr
Edward W. Hatch
Supreme Court, Appellate Division
Mijares M. Book
Journglan
United States
Frank Brewier
Boston
Harmsworth
Bir
London
Sir. Harmsworth
Stevens
Ae. Scatchard
Peruna touted as cure for catarrh by US senator Ea Makinson
A fragmented 19th century advertisement letter extols Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh. It claims the senator Ea Makinson endorses the remedy and cites vast prevalence, urging readers to use Peruna rather than other drugs. The letter presents strong testimonials and pressures readers to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Roach
United States
North Dakota
Larimore, North Dakota
Newspaper Men in Congress and Memorial Proposals
A report covers speeches on Newspaper Men in Congress and a plan by ex congressman Oliver of Pittsburgh to donate 100 toward a memorial for Herjagin Franklin. The publishers association executive board is named, and sessions discuss parliamentary goals and potential costs alongside references to France and independence era themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberand
Fhiomua Cooke Hashana
Tennesste
Claflin
Anes Atherton
Prince of Wales
Eancere
Duke of Westminster
National congress of the D. A #2
Washington
Charles W. Fairbanks
Catherine
Leeda
China
Bordentown
N. J
Rose Hudson
Millwood
Leavenworth
Sharon
Penn
Rio de Janeiro
Yokonama
Honolulu
Congress
Ipa
Willa B. Green
Dewik
the Village -Smith
Chaiman
Hongreseman
Inauguration Travel Urged From Washington DC via Santa Fe Route
An advertisement proposes a round trip from Washington DC to Santa Fe Route for 31.25 dollars. It promotes easy travel tied to an inauguration event and mentions Beomrtie Bund and Olof Ekberg, merchant tailor, with a brief quip about fittings and staying healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Retum
Santa Fe
Olof Ekberg
Fas
Dr OW
St. Beomrtie Bund
Nelvers Che Latest Sprig Seylen
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Munyon
Muoyes
Venice
Wellas
Philedelsbin
McOton
Inmalak Cours Cataror
Union Pacific
California
F. A. Lewis
Kansas Avene
A. C. Fulton
Blackheads
Bette Yun
Washington Marci
Aera
Bedees
Mets
Grand Lodge A. O. UW
Adway’s Pills
McA Bearspurn
Railroad News
Mississippi
Santa Fe and
Hock Island
el Paso
Rock Island
Bellrost
Carturhas Church
Ptostisine
Urmetas
Chartette
Coun
A. Montton
Alice Dedham
Ida
Aimee Crandell
Mise
Patience Bevier
Weil
Alway St Rosy
Sac
George Livereo
Punes
Pete Aio
E. Taylor
Wits
Tagion
Argen
Yao Auavavznaun
Review OF Trade
Scott
Zoe Uke
Scott & Bowne
Ned Menace
Aobent
Prescription
Gillett
News OF the
Baer Tt
Staten Spi
Rusia
Waftia
Dever Bros
Sulitemen Eran Fiepaticks
C.D. Grunam
Csp
Benedict
Aprius
Fetaliers
Ciy
Bane
Ces
Gun Hise
Bale Searle
Ted Monday
Henry Aline
Stanley
State Board
W. A. Peiffer
Lewis, Maver
Veerte
Neier, Berent Seer Trae Jn
Satna Hae
Peruna
Ea Makinson
Calarriy
Nist
Law
Accra
E. J. Makinson
Lee
PET
Fall Moon
The
Salmieters
Kaavenworth and Retato
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