Love in Humble Cottage: Countess Recounts Gypsy Marriage
In Oldenburg a Hungarian countess Wilma, renouncing a planned marriage to Count Sprett, elopes with Gypsy fiddler Nyari. She describes wedding abroad, defying her father, and living on travel and music riches, while Nyari praises their union for love and future tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Chimay
Gipsy
Wilma
Correspos
Thioe
Nyari
Mat
Rudi
Munich
Fance
Count Sprettl
Dave
Fince
Hungary
Nobseman
Open Letter Urges New Mexico Firemen Support Union
A Santa Fe meeting of the New Mexico volunteer and paid firemen resulted in incorporation under state law. B Ruppe became president with Frank Owen as vice president and A M Dettlebach as secretary, as the association seeks dues of 2 per year and a forthcoming convention in Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dettlebach
Firemen of
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Daniel A. Putman
Boston
Board of Control and
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Artesia
Roswell
Carlsbad
B. Ruppe
E. Mackel
East Las Vegas
Fred Muller
Frank Owen
A. M. Dettlebach
Direc
A. M Dettlebach
EB. Mackel
Board of Control
Fmed
Messrs
Owen
Ruppe
B.C. Abbott Santa Fe
Insurance Fund
Rapph
M.A. Alm
Tlebach
Old Time Arizonan Found Dead in Creek
Louis Burns a Roughner rig driver was found dead beside his wagon in Copper Basin near the Williams ranch after a fall from the wagon while crossing a creek. A coroner’s jury ruled the death from accidental cause due to a forehead wound from striking a rock as the wagon halted at the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Strickie
Copper
Louis Burns
Charles Atkins
Jackson Camp
Copper Basin
George Ruffner
Burns
Young Atkins
Atkins
Willams Ranch
Burnsell
Aiking
Burne
Death by Wagon Wound and Uncertain Cause Tale
An Arizona obituary fragment weighs Burns died from a forehead wound after a wagon incident near a creek. Some believe heart disease and tubercular strain caused his death mid-ride, others doubt the theory. The 50 year old man left no close relatives. George Ruffner handles funeral steps. Also a Manitoba editor touts Chamberlain’s stomach and liver tablets for biliousness, 25 cent price, samples free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
George Ruffner
Manitoba
Chamberlain
Thief Robs Opera House Box Office in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota on a Saturday night, a masked intruder struck Harry BE. Kieker, manager of the Metropolitan Opera House, over the head and seized 280 dollars from the receipts after two performances of John Drew's His House in Order. Kieker was stunned but not badly hurt. the robber fled unseen. A note promotes Health Coffee by Dr Shoop as a coffee substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drews
Ricker
Waking War on Bisbee Miners
A Bisbee Arizona labor dispute article notes a Western Federation of Miners strike against mining companies over land and union discrimination. The message urges workers to stay away, while strike leaders list their names and demand company concessions. Also includes unrelated ads for salves and photography services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee Arie
Western Federation of Miners
Min Nies
Hme
Bisbee
Short Talks by L. T. Cooper on tonics and health
Advice on avoiding medicines year round urges a spring and fall tonic with Cooper's New Discovery for vitality. Narrator recalls long stomach troubles and headaches, credits two bottles with restored health, better sleep, and no headaches, praised by Sallie Middleton of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Cooper
Sallie Middleton
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Roswell forms Southwestern Oil Company to drill near Ady well
Roswell leaders organize the Southwestern Oil Company with 200 000 shares at one dollar each to exploit fields around Roswell New Mexico. G A Richardson is president Jos C Carper vice president Gregory Moore secretary W Prager treasurer with George Ady Jr Haynes as directors. A well plan is set with drilling permit in process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell, M
Roswell
Southwestern Oil Company
Chaves County
Main Street
Second Street
Ady
G. A. Richardson
Jos
C. Carper
Gregory Moore
W. Prager
Inton
George Ady, Jr
Haynes Ale
Mpany
Auto 10 Solve Servant Problem Planned for New York
A New York report from April 30 describes a cooperative plan by Mr. Robinson of Montclair to use automobile lunch wagons to deliver hot dinners and other services to suburban residents. The concept aims to centralize meals and laundry, presenting a novel solution to long winters and urban hotel migration issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bridget
Biddy
Sinclair
Mr. Robinson
Montclair
Kate
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T. U. S. Phillpotts
Tidenburg
Hungar
Oldenburg
Nyarl
Count Sprettt
Tate
Rui
Budapest
Husbar
Hela Slight
Tytve
Countess Wilma
Nyarl Tile
California Fig Syrup Co
United States
Secretar of Agriculture
San Francisco
OPERA
Dr. Health
Dr. Shoop
C.N. Bringham
Sae Fig
Arie
C. PisHen
Rey Rawling
WE Millutinovich
Mike Graham Jos
D Cannon
Biibee Minery Unslin
Western Federation of Minere
Laat
Joanne Ongtey
JOI
KODAK
Japan
West
Gol Avenue
L. T. Cooper
J. H. O'Rielly CO
Lorner Second St
Railroad Ave
Altos
the Citizen Publishing Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Evening Citizen
Southwest
J. D. Eakin
G. Glomi
Chas, Melini
Bacheck
Consolidated Liquor Company
Melini & Eakin
Chechi & Giomi
Jes, & Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
Louie A. B. C. Breweries
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
T. J. Monarch
United State
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
P. Hall
West Railroad Avenue
Bank OF Commerce
The
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
C.us Rooms
Lexico City
Ana
W. H. Hahn & CO
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