Exiled Governor Taylor Aging Quietly in Indianapolis
Special Correspondence from Indianapolis reports former Kentucky governor William S. Taylor aged and largely out of public view. He fled to Indiana after the Goebel assassination era, maintains a quiet office as an insurance agent, avoids Kentucky requisition disputes, and is seen at the Columbia club with a restrained demeanor while aging and seldom speaking of the past.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Kentucky
Blue Grass State
Wm. S. Taylor
Wim. Goebel
Taylor
Goethe
Caleb Powers
Finley
Indiana
Loulaville
Columbia Club
Republican Club
Let the next six months be banner money makers for you
A brief upbeat note suggesting strong earnings ahead as a promotional promise. The message emphasizes financial opportunity over a six month period and invites engagement or action to capitalize on upcoming revenue potential. It lacks concrete details about programs or offers.
Ice Trust Backed by Manifold Protests Across Nation
A wave of resentment against ice price extortion sweeps the United States as municipalities and states investigate or challenge ice combines. Cities including Toledo Cleveland Jacksonville Hartford New Britain Waterbury and Worcester move toward municipal plants or legal action while insurers accuse the trusts of shortages and unfair pricing.
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United States
Lee Trust
Mr. C
Washington
Toledo
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Louis
Hartford
Joe
Youngstown
Ice
Marristars
Board of Public Works
Atlantic City
N. J
New Britain
Conn
Waterbury
la Crosse
Wis
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Council Bluffy
Zens
Des Moines
Grand Jury
Biddleford
Peoria
Oshkosh
Iee Trust
York
Cattle rustlers drive stock near Gallup disrupt ranch work
W E Irvine moved his herd to range near Fort Wingate after cattle thieves known as cates thieves swept a tenth of his cattle into Arizona to be sold as beef. United States Attorney Llewellyn and geologic survey engineer MH Carter visited the Parcha area to discuss a pumping project that could reclaim thousands of acres and fertilize placer gold regions. A festival of the season is planned with Grant and Sierra county participants, and a famous white arrow tree will be used as a ceremonial site. The Roswell guest tree at Lea estate was cut to allow a new entry to Dr Yater’s office, knocking a chimney and breaking a window. Electric Bitters are praised as a cure for kidney, stomach, liver and general debility.
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Gallup
W. E. Irvine
Fort Wingate
Cates
Irvine
Arizona
United States
Llewellyn
MH. H. Carter
Geological Survey
Hillsboro
Rio Grande
Grant County
Sierra County
Roswell
Ros
Lea
C. M. Yater
Dr Yater
Main Street
Daily Record Office
Frank Lea
Karl Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Albuquerque
Paseo Bridge Completed in Las Cruces
The Chamber of Commerce details a new Paseo bridge near the Barrett place, twenty three feet wide, with high ditch banks needing fills to form proper approaches. Bids are open, and the chamber plans a Mesilla Valley exhibit of county ore products for the Albuquerque fair, seeking full citizen cooperation.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Las Cruces
Paseo
Barrett Place
Los Crees Acequia
Chamber of Commercteps
Mesilla Valley
Rio
Kingston Visitor Sees Peak In Belted Corn Method
The Herald reports Sheba Belt has perfected a corn growing method near Kingston that doubles land value under the Hurat method. An annual corn dance is set for Kingston on Saturday night, August 11, with White Apaches expected to attend.
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Sheba 'Turst
Kingston
Saya
Hhrishoro
Shella
Rio Grande
Bureau of Industry and Soil Culture
Shela
Teachers Institute Held in White Oaks
The Shhacola County Teachers Institute met Thursday evening and Friday for the regular examina tion for teachers certificates. The event showed a busy schedule and promises benefit to attendees while noting a shortage of experienced teachers and insufficient new candidates to fill county schools. Superintendent A. B. Beroup and President Bo Vert of the Las Vesne Normal University attended as visitors.
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White Oaks
Shhacola County
Teachers’ Institute
Terriory
A. B. Beroup
Bernalillo County
Bo Vert
Normal University At
Las Vesne
How William Lee Died In Two Grim Execution Pictures
A Baltimore bound prisoner is shown in Prince William County and Maryland gallows scenes. One depiction shows the condemned man climbing to a stairway to die, the other captures the sheriff supervising a crowd at a distant trap. The photos reportedly document the moment of execution and surrounding reactions.
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Wit Lee
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