Fight Over River Water in Arkansas River Case
Colorado and Kansas attorneys general conferred with Interior official Judge Campbell over the Arkansas River water dispute. The United States seeks to protect federal land along the river while Kansas argues reduced flow harms its citizens. Court abstracts may be prepared to speed the Supreme Court review.
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Washington
Miller
Colorado
Coleman
Kansas
Interior Department
Campbell
United States Supreme Court
Reht
Arkansas River
Tega
Stret
United States
Spd
Supreme Court
Pocketbook Found and Returned by Bus Driver
An American traveler, A. C. Stephany of Los Angeles, lost a pocketbook containing $1020 in notes and a $3 letter of credit at the Occidental hotel area in San Francisco. Bus driver John Murdock found it, trampled but intact, identified the owner by a card, and forwarded it to hotel manager Hooper, who notified Stephany and ensured express delivery to Sacramento. Also a testimonial extols Hermic Ditt ers as a cure for indigestion and related ailments.
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San Francisco
A. C. Stephany
Los Angeles
Joh Murdock
Murdock
Occidental
Hooper
Stephany
Sacramento
Uie
Honpec
Expresso
America grows restless waiting on Venezuela
Washington reports Venezuela’s delay in ruling on an American asphalt case has the government disappointed. Europe fears a forceful claim would create a broader dispute, but will defer action. The State Department pursues patience while awaiting Caracas’ intimation on a decision date. Davenport Malting Co’s Pale Ale bottled beer is offered at 169 office, Second and Taylor streets.
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Washington
Venezuela
Supremc Court of
Miss
Europe
America
State Department
Caracas
Davenport Malting Co’s
Taylor Streets
Weathered Storm in Snow Brings Strain to Denver Traveler
Denver reports a man named George B. Sullivan, trudging over thirty miles through snow drifts and freezing night air from Rollinsville to Denver, found in the railroad yards in a pitiful condition. Exhausted, hungry, and with feet frozen, his recovery is now in doubt after enduring a severe storm on the range and spending nights in the open where temperatures neared zero.
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Denver
George "B. Sullivan
Rollinsyile
Sullivan
The Spurious Exhibitor Reveals a Faker Artist
In a dim back street a fishmonger named Robinson confesses he is a fraud posing as cleric and chimney sweep various aliases. He explains he used these roles to sell paintings to a public that prefers quirky identities over trained artists.
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Hel
Tosh
Royal Academy
Mr. Tosh
Public must be defended at all hazards says Vernese
In a stern public appeal, FE pleaded not to be denounced as Thomas. He emphasizes that he has kept to a firm stance, insisting the public must be defended at all hazards, echoed by R. EB. Vernese in Black and White.
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Tomst
Sternir
R. EB. Vernese
Black Fridays and postal department finances summary
The article recalls the 1869 Black Friday in the United States sparked by Gould and Fisk and the London event linked to distressed markets in 1866. It then reports the postal department’s auditor data: revenues $148,582,6243 and expenditures $153,362,116 for the prior year, with money orders issued totaling domestic $383,402,275 and foreign $70,265, and money orders paid domestic $385,100,020 and foreign $6,714.94. The postal deficit stood at $8,579,492, with major costs in wagon service inland mail transport and railway post and mail services including $88,595,427, $5,261,948, $12,106,100, and $2,574,540 respectively.
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Postel
Postal Department
Department
Postal Service
Railway Post Offici Cnt
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Pennsylvania
Davenport
Office Proyers
Erie Vine
S. H. Newson
Teeatny
Tor
Frank Nadler
London
Haddocks
James Brown
Leander
Academy
Morton Griges
John Pitts
West Feature
George Jennings
H. M. S. Emerald
Chiba
Robinson
Oslywonger
National.biscuit
Ayer
Zewall
Jay Gould
James Fiske, Jr
Bouthwell
Charles Edward
Oveland, Gurney & Co
Gough
Kemip
Balsam
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
F. A. Miller
Chicago
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