Salvation Army Colony plans and land deals in Pueblo
Reports detail Salvation Army officials planning land purchases near Pueblo for a colony to house Temples and irrigation projects. A commission from New York will inspect Sit and Cape sites before next year, with Commander Tucker and General William Booth-Tucker coordinating from London and Pattie. An unrelated note mentions a boy treated for a severe arm injury with Chamberlain’s Painatates.
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Pueblo
Puello
Sept
U.c
D. Schmidt
eMyaninetni
Schmidt
Parbie
Tome
Raviltine
Lom
Panbie
Tuck
Sebmlat
Lins
Arentees
Publo
Howth-Tecker
Sind
Catl
Forald
Coluulsabia
Hilinid
Timantiers
Santa Fe Route Announces Reduced Rates to St Louis
The Santa Fe Route will sell tickets to St Louis for six dollars on specified dates in October and to all camera points at reduced rates. Tickets may be obtained by telephoning agents.
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Santa Fe
St. Louis
NO LET UP in Trade Boom Amid Strong Demand
New York dispatch reports 84 percent more men employed than last year with continuous trade advances. R. G. Dun notes rising production and purchasing power, coal, wheat and copper prices up, Santa Fe orders 12 000 tons for bridges, grain exports constrained by ship space, stock replenishment boosting industry, and Western mills gaining independence from unions.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Chicago
Fost Fries
Atlantic
Boston
Nore
Milik
Canada
Bradstreets
Bradstreet’s
Texas
St. Loui S
Western Iron and Steel Mill
4000 Workmen Strike Over Unpaid Wages on Underground Line
In New York on September 2, four thousand workers building the Madison and Fourth Avenue underground trolley line walked off the job. The strike was ordered after they had received no pay for three weeks, halting progress on the project.
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New York
Madison and
Fourth Ave
Hives
Rock Island Route Tickets To St Louis In September
Rail line announces sale of tickets to St Louis starting September 7 with service on Thursdays and Tuesdays through October 7 1897. Also an ad touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as the only cure for billows and cramps, claimed to work when others fail, available at all druggists.
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ST. Louis
Rock Island
Screven Co
Chamberlain
G. D. Sharp
Gentleman From Topeka Defends Max Freight Rate Stand
Railroad Commissioner Campbell, labeled the gentleman from Topeka, backs maximum freight rates and seeks legislative power to adjudge rates. In Stafford county, Populists demand he explain his shift from his water rate stance, while Campbell disavows Topeka ties and asserts his local loyalties.
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Campbell
Stafford
Cates
Stafford County
Topeka
Campbel
Hanna Defends Senate as Great Institution
Cleveland, Sept 11 Senator Hanna spoke after dinner at the Union club praising the senate as the world’s greatest legislative body. He rebuked the notion of “old fossils” and said the chamber houses dignified men and wise decisions, noting occasional lightweights but insisting the senate prevails. He spoke as a man, not a senator, about his views.
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Cleveland
Beahanna
Union Club
Perry Paine
Senate of the United States
Senate
Hell
Ray
Bir
Hanna
Four Inch Guns From Savannah Wreck Sought by Army
Washington reports four inch guns intended for Savannah fortifications sank with a Tybee Island schooner in a gale. The army dredging corps will sound the wreck to locate the 18 ton guns buried under sand and decide on rescue efforts based on findings. If not found the government claims the wreck site.
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Washington
Savannah
Tybee Island
War Department
Destrery
Quartermaster’s Department of the Army
Poor Messenger Boy Takes Cash and Bank Drafts
New York report details Joseph W. Maucher, 17, a messenger for American District Telegraph, who absconded with drafts totaling $10,000 face value and $400 in cash from a bank. He departed Tuesday, then vanished, with police suspecting a trip to Coney Island or nearby leisure spots while detectives search.
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Basic
New York
Les Humdrum
Klondike
Coney Island
Bank of Commerce
American District Telegraph
Joseph W. Maucher
American District Telegraph Company
Father Kereemling
Mareher
True Remedy and Local Notices in Tiskilwa Ad Pages
An assortment of local testimonial blurbs and ads announce Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption with free samples at Swift-Holliday Drug Co and 609 Kan, DeWitt’s Little Early Risers remedies, a free liver regulation claim, and a free exhibit of American and European paintings by Arthur Peck at 55 Monroe Street, plus free small repairs offered by Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Rmedy
W. M. Repine
Tiskilwa, ML
Dr. King
Dr King
Ealis
Swift-Holliday Drug Co
de Witt
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Arthur Peck
Monroe Street
Mondeys
Klondike Wealth Tales Amid Winter Starvation Warnings
Seattle dispatch reports the steamship Cleveland arriving with 65 passengers and about 400000 in gold dust from St Michaels. Returning miners warn of dire winter food shortages in Dawson and Circle City, with rates and hazards rising as authorities tighten food inspections and many miners anticipate hunger and hardship.
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Seattle
Wash
Cleveland
St. Michaels
Straits
Associated Press
Sea Linn
St Michaels
North American Transportation and Trading Company
Klondike
Bonenza
el Dorado
Yukon
Dawson City
A. 5
Green
S. Grom
John Guyer
James Gallagher
A. P. Henderson
L. W. Holder
P Kelly
William Louden
F. E. Learsed
Samuel Matthews
John Q. Kiner
Georg Reynolds
Frank Segrin
HL Schroeder
William Sherman
T. Aten
H. Anderson
B. Anderson
FA. Bieber
T. J. Allen
A. Seagreen
Schroeder
Rice
Lotta Burns
Charles Eude
A. B. Barber
Fritz Klonk
Gerge Treynolds
M. Mesamore
Holyoke
Eliza Anderson
Kodiak
Anderson
Albert Bryan
Bryan
Hiumbolit
Unalaski
Excelsior
Berine
Merwin
Polytosks
Grant
Dutch Harbor
Charles Engle
New York City
Dawson
Circle City
Healy
Davwsan
A. BP. Henderson
Chicago
Henderson
Salad
S. R. Churchill
Churchill
Bonanza Creek
Aurora Horealis
Wall
Nmne
Ribbon from Graves Causes Wife Robbery in Catskill
In Catskill New York Mrs Meach and her husband stole ribbon from graves in the village cemetery to trim a bonnet. They were seen by the cemetery keeper and traced to their home where they were arrested after a stormy night raid and placed in jail for ten days.
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Tursday
Pest
Free Pilla Trial Offer From Dr. King’s New Life Pills
Send your address to H. E. Buckien & Co in Chicago to receive a free sample box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The ad touts relief from constipation and headaches, claims malaria and liver troubles as conquered, and guarantees purity. Swift Holliday Drag Co sells Hall’s Hair Renovator for dandruff, scalp issues, and baldness with open hair roots.
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H. E. Buckien & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
Swift Holliday Drag Co
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Walter A. Steward
Elgesmuan
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Miley
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Dun
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Clairette
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DE Moss & Penwell
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Western Foundry and Machine Works
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R. L. Cofran
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Washburn College
GEO
M. Herrick
Pres
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Aurora
Havece
Surchert
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Keevey
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Wien
Lesiit E. Keeley
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Kerley Institute
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