Forgotten Lore on U S Coins No Ruler’s Face Showm
A historical note examines why United States coinage often lacks a ruler’s portrait. It traces cultural shifts in design choices and the symbolism used on money, highlighting the public’s evolving connection to national icons and the coins’ presidency era.
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United States
First Federal Building Erected and Early US Coinage
A lengthy historical overview traces the first federal mint in Philadelphia built in 1792 on Seventh Street near Arch, detailing early US coin designs, portraits, and the shift from private mints to federal coinage. It notes Washington’s evolving stance, the 1866 addition of In God We Trust, and significant figures like Jefferson and Morris in establishing the dollar unit, plus anecdotes on Kentucky and Massachusetts coin issues and the nation’s monetary evolution.
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United States
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Robert Morris
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Harrit
Congresso
Jeffer
Congress
Washington
Seventh Street
Arch
Rad Mulnt Athen
Ilnaetyihia Mint
Capitol
Albuquerque Growth and Population Trends Discussed
A scrambled report notes Albuquerque’s growing population and economic activity. It references passenger and freight business, census efforts, and the city’s expanding status, with mentions of urban growth, transportation links, and industrial activity shaping the metropolis.
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Harry Fouts Ucket
Pissenger
Mbatlan
Albuquerque
Che Fright Depat
Rhenmate Kakedy Cure Touted by Local Chemist
A local chemist advertises a “Rhenmate Kakedy” as a dependable remedy for rheumatism and chronic cripples. The claim describes a preparation dissolved in pure water to deliver active ingredients and asserts dramatic, painless cures without the last ingredient. The notice promotes selling and confidential recommendation.
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Vonid
Bhoap
Woman Ejected From White House in Serious Condition
Mrs Morris, said to be in a general breakdown, was forcibly removed from the White House after a demand to see the President. Her husband Dr Morris attributes the incident to the officers and insists she is seriously ill in Washington D C on April 1 1906.
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Morris
Washington, D.C
White House
Nwary
Wool clip of Southern Arizona totals over million pounds
The Phoenix Republican reports the valley’s wool clip reached 1,659,065 pounds from four sh earing points Peoria Cave Creek Queen and Beardsley. At about 17 cents a pound the value nears 282,041 dollars with most sales shipping to Boston and Albuquerque.
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Boston
Albuquerque
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Holts
Transpop
Boldworthy
Santa Fe
Junta
Peoria
Fey
Cave Creek
Queen
Vale
Beardsley
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Queen ‘Rook
Moma City
Florence
Humbert
Wall Street
Farmers Expect Plenty of Water in 1905
Santa Fe New Mexico reports April 1 1905 that snowpack varied by region with high mountain snow in some basins and deficient in others. Despite pockets of ample moisture the overall spring water outlook is uneven with many basins predicting good supply while others face limited runoff and delayed melt.
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Sante Fe
Pecos
Rio Grande
Cos River
Waidlien
Juan
Arboles
William — Evie
Giles Manter
Grand Concert at Colombo Hall in New Mexico
A program heavy with Italian titles and soloists Di Mauro, Hlondin, and Aoigler headline a concert at Colombo Hall featuring selections from Verdi, Puccini, and Wagner. Four handed piano, violin, and cello solos accompany an eclectic mix. After concert, dancing at Matson's until late night, then early Monday morning events.
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di Mauro
Pittoen
Me. Hlondin
Mes. Aoigler
Che
New Mexico
Snow notes across New Mexico mountains report scarce spring water
A collection of weather summaries from Canadian Watershed to Cloudcroft notes snow conditions. Some sites like Wall's Peak and Elizabethtown report little recent snow and looming water shortages without rains, while areas such as the White Mountains show drifted snow offering a future supply. Fort Stanton and Cloudcroft report variable conditions with rapid melt and traces remaining.
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Minck Lake
Guillermo Martinez
Elizabethtown
Pecos
Glorieta
Walter M. ‘Taber
Minera
Hulb-OlMe Shearer
Las Vesae
Dr. Wint Halley
Mens
Streame Jaw
Fort Stanton
J. G. Herman
White Mountains
Caplitan
H. A. Scott
Ilo Bonito
F. W. Forwerk
Cloudcroft
J. J. Hailey
Albuquerque Bond Election May 4 1907 Notice
Notice from the City of Albuquerque announces a bond measure of thirty thousand dollars to fund a city building. Elections on May 4 1907 run 9 am to 6 pm at ward polling places. Voters must own property taxable within Albuquerque to vote. Official seal and signatures accompany the notice.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
City Hall
Chas. Chadwick & Co
Gold Avenue
4. H. Dunbar
Third Street
George R. Craig
South Third Street
City
Professional listings in Albuquerque and Washington notes
A dense directory listing of professionals in law dentistry medicine and related services in Albuquerque New Mexico and Washington D C including Ira M Bond W M Sheridan Dr Rol Hust Edmund J Alger and others with addresses office hours and phone numbers. Also entries for undertaker veterinarians and a scalp treatment and hair care provider with descriptions of services and claimed products.
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J. E. Kraft
Barnett
O'Rielly
Edmund J. Alger
D. B.S
Railroad Avenue
Mall
Occidental Life Building
Albuquerque
N. M
Rol. Hust
N.T. Armijo
DRS. Bronson & Bronson
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