Development of Home Industries in Albuquerque
A letter to the Evening Citizen urges patronizing home enterprises to grow the city. It cites the Commercial Club and Clear Makers' Union on fostering local manufacturing, especially cigars, stressing union labor, sanitary conditions, and avoiding eastern imports. It notes Albuquerque's cigar output and labor income, arguing more local purchases keep money in town.
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Kansas
Clearmakers’ Union
Aetter
Commercial Club
United States
Albuquerque
Roosevelt
New York City
UNON
C. M. Rosenbaum
Que
N. M
Railroad builder survives screw worm attack in Sonora
Artley Wilson of Cananea Rio Yaqui Pacific ranolphines narrowly escaped death after a screw worm infection during night shifts in Sonora. He endured multiple operations, extreme pain, and recovered in Nogales hospital, while the report notes hazardous, rare conditions and his remarkable recovery.
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Artley Wilson
Cananea
Nogales
Tucson
Wilson
Sonora
Explosion at Nannie Baird mine near Brice New Mexico
A premature blast in the Nannie Baird mine near Brice New Mexico killed Milton Lesher a tiring man who had just arrived from Cripple Creek He signaled danger but the bucket could not be drawn in time and the explosion killed him instantly The blast also started a sequence of deaths among workers with mangled bodies removed to nearby towns
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Milton Lesher
Nannie Baird
Brice
N. M
el Paso
Cripple Creek
Lesher
Lasher
Caster
Gieneter
Grint Creek
Earling
Earling Owen
Huntington
Albert Owen
Rodney
Galliopolis
Desert Miner Ben Fisher Ends Life in Daggers Record
A Daggers dispatch dated April 14 reports Ben Fisher, a miner and prospector, who acted alone in a fatal self-inflicted death. The incident is described as the miner's dire act, with sentencing noting the men’s claim of self-destruction.
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Ben Fisher
Mangled Remains Found. Desolate Desert Killer Suspected
Constable Robert Wilson and John Toennis recovered a severed body with only partial remains. The heart was torn away and the body parts were placed in a box and blanket before the coroner’s arrival. Fisher Haseen, once deemed harmlessly insane, is linked to the case as investigators note his long hospital history and lonely family situation.
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Robert Wilson
Daxcott
John Toennis
Daggett
Pittman
Fisher Haseen
Picturesque U S Senator Jeff Davis Dominates Arkansas Campaign
Late Atlanta reports highlight Arkansas choosing Governor Jeff Davis in the primary. Davis credibility rests on a sharp appeal to rural voters and laborers, relying on magnetism and storytelling. His image as the seasoned leader who controls appointments and law enforcement shapes the race, with no clear issue yet driving voters.
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Ark
Arkansas
United States Senate
Jeff Davis
Hike Tillman
St. Standold
James H. Barry
Davis
Jeff
Valuable Land Involved In Suit In Las Cruces
In Las Cruces Judge Frank W. Parker hears a suit by creditors of the estate of Joe Whomue J Bull against sureties including Henry Halley Martin Tabman Henry Sloe Natit Reymond Barbara Lu core and others. The Fire National Bank of Santa Fe Howmen & Sone of San Cros and H Lawrence of El Tine are named. The complaint was overruled and defendants ordered to answer within ninety days. The case involves several unsettled matters tied to the deceased’s estate and large land holdings contested by the creditors. A separate report notes a slight tornado near Roy with roof damage to multiple structures and wind-driven debris.
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Phambers
Frank W. Parker
Lay Cruces
Joe
Jond
Ailiajpewier
Elect the Senators writes Gov Davis
Senator-Elect Jefferson Davis argues in a letter to the Evening Citizen that US senators should be elected by popular vote. He contends direct election would curb fraud and corruption, empower the poor, and reflect public sentiment better than legislative selection. He warns of bought offices and the ineffectiveness of legislatures in representing people.
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United States
Doris
Ube
Histoliie
Jefferson Davis
Evening Citizen
Land Contest Involving Morgan McKinstrey And Others Near Dexter
The General Land Office has demanded a hearing at the federal land office in Roswell regarding land disputes on the Veal trace near Dexter. The tract spans a full section with improvements including two artesian wells valued at 34 000 dollars. The case lists C W Morgan and Adeldalde B McKinstrey versus H W Stevens and Lewis W Godel, with Alfred Wooden as an assistant.
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C. W. Morgan
Adeldalde B. McKinstrey
H.W. Stevens
Lewis W. Godel
Alfred Wooden
Feneral Land Office
Federal Land Office
Roewell
Dexter
Howey
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University Heights
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West India
Towle
Penoche
Ness
Log Cabin
Log Cabin Penoche
Towle Maple Syrup Co
St. Paul, Minn
Nanny Baird
Fisher
Blew
U. S
Atlanta
Caarnegie
John Alexanger
Zion
City
Oyama
Armin
Gallus
Hot Springs
Berry
Arkatsie
Jonny Y
Roy Roy
J. Evans
Earth
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Dole
New York
Aimee
Womer
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