Death of Boy from Suspected Poison in Arizona
Sabatore Monaco, nephew of Tomas Sirianna Cuifion Arizona, died last Thursday night under conditions indicating poison. Doctors suspect he ate buds of poisonous flowers. He and a relative had been gathering blooms to decorate a grave. convulsions followed and he died after five hours of medical effort. Insect theory cited as the only tenable cause after initial poison flower doubts.
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Sabatore Monaco
Tomas Sirianna
Cuifion
Arizona
Disastrous 1902 Seismic Year Across World
The year 1902 brought widespread earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Major shocks struck Southern Mexico, Central America, Sicily, Tyrol, Calabria, Bandas Abbas, and California, with thousands killed and many more injured. Active volcanoes like Mt Pelee, Mt Blackburn, and Redoubt caused vast destruction alongside tremors in India, Jamaica, Guam, and the Philippines.
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Mexico
Central America
West
Indies
Guatemala
Sicily
Tyrol
Austria
Calabra
Maly
Turkey
Bandas Abbas
Persia
St. Vincent
Venegalea
Watendht
la Guayra
Gouvenas
Mt. Blackburn
Alaska
India
Upper India
Dharmsila
Kangra
Palanpur
Dhawan
Earthquake Slams District Leaving Thousands Homeless
First mentioned barracks housing Gurkha detachments were destroyed as a severe quake struck in the morning of September. Nearly 15,000 people lost their homes in the district with towns and villages damaged. Four thousand killed and many structures including castles and ninety churches wrecked. Notable loss at Monteleone, Macopia, and San Gregorio as regional activity spiked.
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Gurkas
Init Ia
Dhurches
Monteleone
Macopia
San Gregorio
Vestvity
Stromah
Earthquake Described By Kenwood Sister In Santa Rosa
A letter from Mrs. A G Harrison’s sister in Kenwood California recounts the Santa Rosa earthquake. She describes roaring noise shaking house smashing glass and plaster and people shaken but alive. Santa Rosa suffered extensive damage with many deaths and a fire breaking out.
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A. G. Harrison
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Kenwood
Cal
Santa Rosa
Public Notice of Final Proof for Small Holding Claim 1600
Manuel B. Otero, U S Register, classifies this notice by Arch 29 2 and states the claimant has not yet paid the final proof fee for Small Holding Claim No 1600. The proof is set before the United States Court Commissioner in Albuquerque on May 10, 1906 for lot 1, ne 32 and 18 township lines and ranges, with witnesses named Balazar y Otero, Jeana Salaxar y Otero, and others.
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Department of the Interior
United States
Popes Office
Santa Fe
N. M
Albuquerque
Mexico
Axchalda
B. de Otero
Ehat
H.C
Balazar Y Otero
Alba M
Jeana Salaxar Y Otero
Mistuio Chaves
Deans Garcia
N. M. Parson
Clatenet
Manuel BR. Otero
Roglater
Olympic Games Open in Grand New Athens Stadium
Special to The Evening Citizen from Athens April 21 Thousands from around the world gathered in the ancient city for the opening of the Olympic games at the Panathenaic Stadium rebuilt in white marble. The event begins today and spans eleven days with contenders from Greece and beyond aiming for historic records and athletic glory.
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Athens
Panathenian Stadium
Herodus Athens
Stadium era of modern sewers games at grand venue
A vast stadium capable of 60,000 spectators hosts events on a 1,000 yard track. It replaces an earlier marine arena burned for lime and repurposed in dark ages. Recently rebuilt in white marble at the cost of several million francs by Mr Averof of Alexandria, with debt removal funded privately by King George.
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Averof
Alexandria
King George
Opening of the Olympic Games At Athens Stadium
The vast Athens stadium, seating over 40 000, opens with a grand ceremony. Nations vie for glory as Greece hosts the revived Olympics, led by American and European athletes in events from marathons to sprints and field events.
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King of
Gheece
Atilca
Piraeus
Athens
Greece
Letors
Magnifleer
George Averoff
Epost
Ated
United States
Marathon
America
Hahn
Schick
Robertson
Eaton
Moulton
Queyrouve Hillman
Prinzstein
Parsons
Pilgrim
Cohn
Bacon
Irelang
Australia
Germany
France
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Mrs Bambini offers scalp treatments and cosmetics in Albuquerque
A verbose notice describes Mrs Bambini of 209 West Railroad Avenue offering rough scalp treatment to halt dressing corns and bunions, massage and manicuring, vegetable complexion preparations, a hair tonic for dandruff, freckle and pimple cures, a vibrator for scalp and face, and a testimonial about Mucklen's Arnica Salve. It also includes a Notice of Sale of Stock for Alirodatios Petroleum Coal Mining and Pine Line Co in Bernalillo County New Mexico with a court action involving John A. Lee v Halcomb and a transfer by Th. G. Ratcomt.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Alirodatios Petroleum Coal Mining and Pine Line Co
Tock Tring Ho
R. Ch. Dalen
John A. Lee
Halcomb
Bernalillo County
Hese Ohnson
Bank of Commeres of Albuterane
New Mexten
Bank accounts adapt to every business and daily life
The text explains that bank accounts suit merchants farmers and even homemakers by providing a system for recording receipts and expenses. It notes that paying store bills by check creates a complete expenditure record and that each check serves as a receipt, enabling orderly financial management.
Transport schedule列 Pueblo to Santa Fe and beyond
Train times listed for routes from Pueblo Colorado Springs to Espanola at 11 00 am and Santa Fe at 2 00 pm with stops at Barranca Servilleta Tres Piedras Antonito Alamosa Embudo and a 12 26 pm timing noted for a presumably connected service. The fragment mentions multiple towns and timetable markers across Colorado New Mexico and New Mexico locations.
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Pueblo Colo
Springs
Denver Ly
Espanola
Santa Fe Ar
Barranca Servilleta Tres Piedras Antonito Alamosa Embudo
Railroad time table for 1905 eastbound westbound and southern routes
In effect November 12 1905 the railroad timetable lists eastbound trains No 2 Atlantic Express No 4 Chicago Limited No 8 Chicago Kansas City Express No 10 Chicago Fast Mail westbound trains No 1 California Express No 3 California Limited No 5 California Express Fast Mail and southbound No 9 Mexico Express and No 99 local freight with details on arrival departure times and service notes that No 1 runs direct to Los Angeles No 7 to San Francisco and No 3 to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Atlantic Express
Chicago Limited
Chicago
Kansas City
Expr Nhores
Chicago Fast Mail
California Express
California Limited
Mexico
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
San Francises
San Francisco
T. BE. Purdy
Agert
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Frisco
HE City Hall
ST. Joseph's Cathedral
Wm. Thos. Lanorgan
Chaplein
Ontario
Chamberlain
Ita
Annals of History
Fred Funston
California
George C. Pardec
Jas. D. Phelan
Francisco
Coppenhagen
Catherine O'Brien
Thomas J. O'Brien
Henry G. Chilton
Hittieh Tegation
Femare
Europe
J. W. Williams
Bac Ky
Dr. King
Wil
Grand New Stadium
Letes
Devil's Island
Rugles
Maxim Gorky
the Bank OF Commerce
Embudo
Antonito
Durango
Silvertos
Alamosa
Denver
Pueblo
Laveta
Aoe Gorge
Creede Branch
Harney
K. Hooper
Coie
Bing
Fias
Murat
JME
Lally Geatsatecs
Eagle
Baste Speke
Urhes Saues
Broadway
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