Grandly Picturesque Rails Through Colorado’s Heartlands
Special correspondence from Delvin Colorado March 14 describes a Salt Lake City departure toward Colorado’s mountain fastnesses aboard a scenic rail route. The journey highlights Castle Gate and the Black Canon, then Marshall Pass and the Grand Canon of the Arkansas, ending in Denver with Pike’s Peak in view and reflections on the city’s mood, opera house, and real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Delvin
Col
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Jack
Cerest
Uni
Kate Bield
Maeke
Tabernacle
Wonderul
Brigham Young
Denver
Rio Grande
Rockies
Athens
Iran
Scotland
Australia
Alps
Andes
Salt Lake
Wasateh
Castle Canon
Black Canon
Marshall Pass
Arkansas
Pike's Peak
Plains
San Francisco
Various 19th century incidents fade in and out of view
Sir Harry Parks dies in Pekin while British minister to China. Tan Shenandoah Bank of Woodstock Va fails with deposits. Mrs E M Hart and Mrs B B Hay of Clarksburg W Va burned to death. Dr Davy Grunpith, Sheridan’s medical director, dies in Louisville Ky. Two men drowned near Keokuk Ia. A well at East Aurora NY hits salt bed at 1850 feet. A Newark NJ street fire causes heavy losses. Cleveland rents a pew in Washington church. Grand Haven resident Stewart dies in Washington. Dynamite explodes under a skating rink in Girardsville Pa, no injuries. Lanaconing Md fire destroys business district. losses cited. Petersburg Va mills and City Mills burned. losses. Sacramento painting collection offered to city for art gallery. Boston banker Edward Dorsey disappears. accounts show $7000 shortage. Distress on Arran island due to potato failure and storms. Grand Central Hotel in Fort Smith Ark burns. one injured. Official notes on Iowa state auditing moves. Brown asserts authority. Miss Brune Savage, heiress, found near Swanton Md after ten years missing. Quick sale of Buchu-Paiba health ad concluding.
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Harry Parks
China
Pekin
Tan Shenandoah County Bank
Woodstock
E. M. Hart
B. B.hay
Clarksburg
W. Va
Davy Grunpith
Sheridan
Army Corps
Louisville
Gunner Wilcox
John Dickinson
Hamilton
Keokuk
East Aurora
N.Y
Market Street
Newark
Qnstrance
Cleveland
First Presbyterian Church
Washington
Sunderland
Grang. Stewart
Grand Haven
Mich
Michigan
Iran
Girardsville
E. B. Cracker
Sacramento
Cal
Enward Dorsey
McKim & Co
Baltimore
Cannada
Arrousey
Garnasp
Brewster
Garland
Civil Service
Atphor Brows
Iowa
Brown
Cattell
Miss Brune Savage
Nelson Savage
Swanton
Garrett County
White House Conservatory a Bloom With Rare Plants
Special correspondence from Washington reports the White House hot houses, cared for by gardener Phister, displaying an exquisite mix of palms, camellias, primroses, and orchids. Visitors see elaborate glass-and-iron displays, a proposed circular gallery, and a celebrated amaryllis named The Miss Cleveland.
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Wisconsin
Wasninetos
D. C
White House
Phister
Marechal Niel
Mary von Hoot
Cornelia Cook
Catherine Merinet
Hephitas
Bousilene
Perle Des
Cleveland
Guv. E. Earle
Be Warned in Time About Kidney Health Cure
Be warned that kidney diseases may be prevented by purifying renewing and invigorating the blood. Debility can pervert kidney action causing loss of albumen in urine and failure to remove waste. Ayers Sarsaparilla restores proper kidney function and blood health.
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Arer
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promised Health Restored
Bright's Disease is prevented, Ayer's Sarsaparilla also prevents inflammation of the kidneys and other organs. Mrs. Jas W Weld of Forest Hill Street Jamaies Pin Mass reports kidney trouble healed after four bottles, feeling renewed and strong. W M McDonald of Boston says kidney complaint years of trouble reduced to health by using Ayer's Sarsaparilla. John McLellan of Lowell describes years of dyspepsia and severe kidney issues improved with this tonic.
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Ayer
Jas. W. Weld
Forest Hill St
Jamaies Pin
Mass
Evers
W.M. McDonald
Summer Sty
Boston
John McLellan
Bridge and Third Sts
Lowell
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Aleckly
Milwaukee
Mountain Fastnesses
Heart of
The
Grand Canons
Grand Opera House
Senator Tabor
New York
Tabor
Uncle Sam
Palm House
Hattie Ketchum
Andrew J. Ketchum
Weedsport
STEUS
J.B. Lows
Dartford
Lurser
Oshkosh
Payne's Mill
Payne's Corners
Oconto County
Simon F. Ferdnana
Fond du Lac
Watsava
Percy Brapt
Omro
Green Bay Gazette
Strong
J. Little
Peshtigo
James Foley
Chicago
Janile
Albert Salisbury
Whitewater
Light Guards
Racine
Mobile
Ala
W A. Walker
Elizabeth Ann Muwes
Isaac Miles
Edwin Hubbell
Janesville
Fulton
Josreh Basten
Sturgeon Bay
Pacific Coast
Healdsburg
H.C. Newby
Santa Rosa
Scotr
Birmingham
Thirty-third
Wisconsin Volunteers
P. Rucenes
Ridgeway
Iowa County
State Historical Society
Mr. Ruggles
Masachusetts
Bay State Militia
Grant County
Egypt
Taylor
Lynchburg
Sumter
Brandon
Res
Wis
Almon Allen
God
Paine
Voltaire
Coleridge
Arthur Hagan
Philadelphia
Hagan
G. W. Gall & Ax
Drs. Starkey & Palen
E. W. Edwards
Bright
Starkey & Palen
Girard Street
Dan Mexicott
Charles Mexicott
Carleton
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
Ays
Aston
Tela
Aly
Mooney
Ushia Titee Yard Sulla (This Rajud TA Fayette
IN. Harris & CO
Inital
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tutt’s
James Pyle
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