The Last of the Buffalo Barbecue Spectacle in the West
A vast crowd attended a historic livestock convention day in Denver with a legendary barbecue featuring buffalo bear elk antelope and beer. Participants included 509 notable invitees and 25 cooks at the stock yards where the grand event showcased the disappearing species amid elaborate arrangements and pageantry.
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Denver
Tan
Denyer
LGW
Rocky Mountain
Amerika
Carlin
Walters
Deter
Sil Vonaire
de Moffat
Merk Heed
Wolfe Londoner
McMileray
G. Heit Lewin
Grant
Walter Torte
Livestock Convention Hearings on Range Policy and Sheep Cattle Tensions
Governor Richanis urged states to use public funds to aid settlers and reclaim arid lands, asserting younger states should benefit from public land revenues. Wyoming’s state engineer urged separating sheep and cattle interests, predicting range herd consolidation and land breaking as remedies. Papers covered disease control, vaccination, Texas fever, and dipping methods, with professionals from Nebraska, Colorado, Canada, and New Mexico weighing best practices for livestock health and productivity.
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Denver
Richanis
Hie
Bern
Wyoming
HM Allen
Ames
Nob
Pras
Allen
Sandan Cattle Company
Gress
Charles Gresawell
Sists Veterinarien
Colorado
A. T. Peters
University of Nebraska
Texas
Victor A. Norgiad
Washington
W. E. Skinner
Brockyands
Ft. Worth
Alp Hush
de Reivers
Avevelelion
Ateret
Buiccver
Knowles
Montara
Michard Gilyon
Ontario
Canada
George H.wallace
New Mexico
United States
James
Department of State
Col C. E Adams
Superior
Neb
Denver Center Seen as Natural Feeder Hub for Plains Livestock
A report notes Denver’s strategic position as a feeding center for cattle from Texas, New Mexico, Wyoming and the northwest, destined for Nebraska and Kansas pens. F. J. Berry of Union Stockyards Chicago cites demand for high quality horses despite new tech and bikes. The National Livestock Association adopts amendments and continues to include state delegates and industry groups.
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Denver
Texas
New Mexico
Wyoming
Northwest
Nebraska
Kansas
F. J. Berry
Tnion
Chicago
National Livestock Association of the
United States of America
Stock Associations
Commission Exchanges
Chambers of Commerce
Irrigation Associations
Stock Growers Name Executive Committee at Denver Meet
Denver Jan 2 The National Stock Growers Convention selected an executive committee with governors of unrepresented states empowered to appoint or expand. Arizona Alfred S Donan trades John W Springer Tan Acik Clark Utah Charles W Baker Indiana J B Connor Town John A Crale Kansas G W Mfrivile Michigan H H Hinds Minnesota Theodore J Schuermier Miscnurt C A Thompson Shontan M Holt Nebraska Peter Jansen New Mexico VC Mu Donald Oklahoma L S Donnetty Oregon H G Judson South Dakota Frank M Stewart Texas A H Stob ertoin Utah M Collister Wyoming ON G Sickney
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Denver
Arizona
Col
Alfred S. Donan
Rade
John
W. Springer
Tan
Acik Clark
Charles W. Baker
Indiana
J.B. Connor
Town
John A. Crale
Kansas
G. W. Mfrivile
Michigan
H. H. Hinds
Minnesota
Theodore J. Schuermier
C. A. Thompson
Shontan
M. Holt
Nebraska
Peter Jansen
New Mexico
Mu. Donald
Oklahome
S Donnetty
Orexon
HG Judson
South Dakota
Frank M. Stewart
Texas
A. HL Stobertoin
Denver Chosen Again By Stock Growers Convention
Denver players and allies secured unanimous selection to lead the stock growers convention with Omaha and Missouri voices supporting Denver. A committee urged fundraising for a stock Browera project while resolutions favored government duties to growers and opposed land cession. Beat of boxing headlines notes Kid McCoy and Tasiminens challenge as weeks loom from January 25 for the heavyweight title defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Jane
Thomas Ward
D. R. B McGinnis
St. Pat
DeteRate Martin
Nebraska
Omaha
Mr. Stoller
Missouri
Dir
Bush
Texas
Ley
Fatal Explosions Reported in Napthe Baku and Buenos Ayres
Fatal explosions caused numerous deaths in Napthe Baku on January 27 with half a million poeda of paphttia burned, and in Buenos Ayres on January 21 eleven people were killed by gunpowder blast in Flores province. A medical ad promotes Tibler's Buckeye Pile Ointment as a cure for pile conditions.
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Baku
Buenos Ayres
Ganpowder Dt Flores
Ramee
Tibler
Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Sixth
Puprka Avenues
City of Duluth Wreck Near St Joseph Michigan
City of Duluth, one of the Lakes largest vessels, broke in two and went ashore near St Joseph Michigan after a gale. Passengers and crew were landed by the life saving crew, Mrs Tryon dying from exposure, three women among those rescued. The wreck occurred on a treacherous sandbar near the harbor mouth.
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Chicago
Locke Michigan and Lake Superior Transportation Company
Duluth
St. Joseph
Mich
Abe
Detroit
Preas
Benton Harbor
Wis
Tryon
Sultans and Missionaries Recall and Malaria Cure Claims
A fragment describes the Porte demanding recall of two American missionaries from Aleppo, contrasts Europe’s feverish stance with praise for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters amid malaria relief claims, notes a Grand Lodge meeting in Wichita discussing pay plans, and mentions Kansas age-based admission pricing debates, with younger members favoring changes.
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Porte
Aleppo
Europe
Amenti
Host
Grand Lodge
Wichita
Fen- Fuary
Kansas
Judge Grosscup Here on Debs Methods and Matters
Judge Grosscup of the northern district of Illinois arrived in the city and spoke on Debs and his followers. He defended organized labor as conservative within its own trades and warned against strikes extending beyond traditional lines. He predicted continued insurrectionary movements would fail and that public sentiment opposes such actions, noting the 1894 strike's misleaders. Also noted Bombay plague report: 354 deaths in the past week.
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Eugene V. Debs
Groazcup
Federal Court of the
Northern District of Illinois
Santa Fe
Lo 2 M. Thomson
State
Mandation
TDR
Grossenp
Tonleht
Ard
Afitterton
Guise
Eee
P. S Grobscup
W. BE. Sampell
Gresscup
Bin
Lfe
Debs
Mir
Mr. Bs
Fire at Tyler Street residence caused by defect
Firefighters responded to a blaze at 719 Tyler Street owned by Elles Shull and occupied by Fienny Seller. The defective fire was the cause and damage was minimal. Weather outlook predicts fair, warmer air Friday for Topeka and vicinity per observer T. H. Jennings.
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Tyler Street
Elles ‘Shull
Fienny
Mall
T. H. Jennifgs
Toptka
Visit of Spanish Warship Viscaya Draws Calm Hints
Washington reports Secretary Long said the Viscaya visit is no menace as the ship is larger and more powerful than The Maine. He noted no formal notice of a pport visit and welcomed ships, citing past visits during Cuba incidents and Grant monument ceremonies. Naval orders push Brooklyn to sail by Sunday with readiness for Monday departure.
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Washington
Madrid
American Porta
Maine
Long
United States
Cuba
Grant Monument
New York
Phildelphia
Nish
Lee
Havana
York
Naty Yard
Brooklyn
Navy Yard
Kinley to Speak at New York Manufacturers Banquet
President leaves Washington with Secretary Porter for New York to attend the Waldorf Astoria banquet hosted by the National Association of Manufacturers. He is met by committee members R. E. C. Smith of New York and Charles A. Moors of Brooklyn at the station. Weather notes forecast warmer conditions in Kansas and the east, with lighter winds.
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Washington
Porter
Leff Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
R. E C. Smith
Charles A. Moors
Brooklyn
Arch Lord Trial Hears Two Washburn Students as Key Witnesses
In district court Judge Hazen hears the Arch Lord case amid alcohol and gambling accusations. Mike Thompson is acquitted after a seized bottle tests under 2 percent alcohol. Two Washburn students testify about a September 30 fall festival visit to Lord’s place on Pourth and Kanaas avenue where beer was consumed and a basement gambling area operated.
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Arch Lord
Trist
Pourth
Kanaas Avenue
Washburn
St. 5
Pond
Lord's Place
Questowide
Hr. C. Safford
Lord
Wood
Mr. Lora
Santa Fe wins sale of assets in court auction
Receivers J McCook and Aldace F Walker conduct a courthouse sale of Roles accounts mortgaged and other assets. The face value runs to several million though many assets are uncollectable. Santa Fe company buys most items, contest limited to Ott with TeWksbury claim of about 25000. bid by Treasurer Edward Wilder secures sale. S D Kenna accompanies the receivers.
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J. McCook
Aldace F. Walker
Mortiarer
Edward Wilder
Santa Fe
Ott & Tewksbury
Ott
Wilder
Santa Fe Company
D. Kenna
Union of New York Central and Lake Shore Railroads
New York January 27 brokers claim a union of the New York Central and Lake Shore railroads may occur as the Lake Shore stock gains after hints of a consolidation. Reports say New York Central would absorb Lake Shore into a single system with potential stock exchange benefits and lower traffic costs.
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New York Central and
Lake Shore Railroads
New York
New York Stock Exchange
New York Central
Hudson River Railroad
Dale Shore
Michigan Southern
Lake Shore
William K. Vanderbiltt
Am Mnlom
New York Central Centre
West Shore
de Kote
Watertown Ogdensburg
New York & Mark
New York & Putnam
Ttl
Test of Silver Senate Debate Sets Time for Vote
Washington January 27 After some business the Teller Resolution War was discussed in the senate. It was agreed that the vote should be held at eight oclock with four hours of debate under the 19 minute rule.
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Washington
Senate
Santa Fe Named Permanent Capital Of New Mexico
The house passed a bill to establish Santa Fe New Mexico the permanent capital of the territory. The debate touched on treasury matters and foreign affairs as speakers cited obligations and potential impacts on funding. Distinct fragments mention humorous exchanges and unrelated anecdotes from various papers.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Washington
N. M
Hitt
Foreign Affairs Committee
Bil Committee
Democrata Mantfentid
Dinetine
Ivnemore
Dem
Ark
Forelegs Affairs Committee
Hasdies Plan Klondike Prospecting Expedition
The Hasdies announce a planned trek beginning Monday, leaving Seattle after stocking up to head toward Hirondiko, aiming to operate February 1 in Seattle and join a Klondike expedition later, led by young men from the southeast.
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Hasdies
Teddy
A. O Saumers
JS. Freeland
Lee Southeut
Trorhat
Hirondiko
Seattle
Klondike
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the Lakes
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Bombay
The
State Journal
Secretary Long
Viscaya
Kinley
Mike Thompson
J.J. Wcook
New Yee
Puny
Mary
Johnson
Aurelia
Vincinnal Erquirer
Chicago Post
Bridget
Sayese
Chicago ‘Tribune
Listter
Clarinnat
Enquirer
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