Armored cruisers sail to bolster Asiatic fleet
New York Aug 25 The squadron of four armored cruisers Maryland Pennsylvania Colorado and West Virginia under Rear Admiral Willard H Bronson sails for Manus to strengthen the Asiatic station. They will relieve the Ohio and Wisconsin and be followed by homeward repairs of the latter ships. Bronson, former naval academy superintendent, will take command of the Asiatic fleet replacing Train who returns home for shore duty.
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Young Boy Tries Torero Feats in Madrid Arena
Faustino Jardiel a 16 year old clerk from Carabenchel near Madrid tried bullfighting after admiring bandoleros. He leaped into the arena with darts, the bull charged, he was badly bruised and narrowly escaped death. He has decided not to challenge Spain’s champions Bombita and Fuentes for now.
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Income tax case settled in England restores deduction claim
London August report notes Rev Meary Varley Congregational minister at Bowes Park won a tax office concession after a ruling in Scotland. He claimed a $25 deduction for renting his study as a professional expense. Crown had earlier denied it, but officials signaled they would not contest and requested cost statements. Separately, notes on Tombstone tomatoes claim and a testimonial about Electric Bitters.
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Jumps From Buggy Ends in Double Fatality Near Hereford
Mr and Mrs J K Basham formerly of Roswell died after leaping from a runaway surrey when horses bolted following an automobile. Mrs Basham died instantly from a broken neck while Mr Basham, about 72, suffered fatal skull injuries. The incident occurred near Hereford Texas around 8 PM as the Bashams rode with driver J N Russell. The auto belonged to George D Wright Land Co and was driven by George Karr. Interment planned at Hereford.
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Roswell
Hereford
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Hearing Ordered In Santa Fe Coal Land Entries
Hearing directed by the United States land office in Santa Fe over coal land entries in Sandoval County known as the one coal fields. Irregularities charged and owners cited to show cause why entries should not be cancelled. Dr John H Sloan linked to the entries though not present. Entries valued over a hundred thousand dollars. List of original entrants includes R Huber May Huber W E Martin George F Murray Emma Bandelier Minnie S Zimmerman.
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Sandoval
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Sloan
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Emma Bandelier
Minnie
Immense business at land office in Santa Fe
Immense business at the land office in Santa Fe as homestead entries surge. By the first twenty days of the month one hundred twenty nine entries recorded and a large delegation of settlers arrives en route to Batancia leg. Public lands in the section are being rapidly taken up by actual settlers with eighty two entries noted this month.
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Notice to Summer Wanderers from the Evening Citizen
The Evening Citizen reminds readers to forward the paper during summer travels and to inform if forwarding is desired or to stop at the home address. The notice asks paid subscribers to notify the paper of address changes for continued delivery.
Land Office Stats and Public Notice from Santa Fe NM
In Torrance and neighboring counties the land office reports 129 homestead entries covering 20,201 acres and 12 desert land entries totaling 2,319 acres for the period. Final homestead entries total 6 entries for 960 acres. Deserts include Colfax 1 Mora 2 Santa Fe 1 and Tor-France 2. Total homestead entries since January 1 amount to 1,208 entries for 171,711 acres and final homesteads 115 entries for 17,475 acres. Desert land entries total 156 entries for 20,543 acres. The notices list entries by county: Colfax 3, Guadalupe none, San Miguel 2, Santa Fe 2, Socorro 82, Valencia. A notice for publication from Land Office Santa Fe dated August 23, 2006 lists Juan Garcia second as claimant for NW 1/4 Section and other details with witnesses for final proof on October 5, 1906 before the San Rafael court commissioner.
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Socorro
Valencia
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Juan Garcia
Masedonio Ramirez
Ramon Serna
Jose Rafael Chavez
Bidal Chaves Y Montoya
San Rafael
Manuel R. Otero
Piano Goods Sale At The Whitson Music Co
The Whitson Music Co at 114 South Second Street announces a ten day sale on piano plans from Chic kering Sons Everett Kimball and other known makes. Their world famous line of goods is on display for examination and understanding.
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Whitson Music CO
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Merchant Tailoring and Laundry Offer Quality Service
A shop upstairs at 209 West Railroad Avenue advertises first class tailor work with fifteen years of experience. Suits made to order, cleaning, pressing and repairs offered for both men's and ladies garments. Imperial Laundry Co invites rough dry work on Mondays with a Wednesday return.
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