Roosevelt dreams of political king and rivals eaten
A New York paper's correspondent envisions a dream where Theodore Roosevelt eats political bosses in a fantasy of a unified Rooseveltians party. The piece mocks rival leaders and imagines a 1908 coronation, while noting Senate and House lines wary of breaking with the president. Roosevelt retreats to Plain Goal in Virginia for rest.
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Miner killed in Jarilla mine explosion at Garnet shaft
Jarilla Junction dispatch dated December 50 reports Lario Penallo a young man employed as a miner at the Garnet mine in Jarilla camp died instantly seven feet below the 400 level after an explosion. The body was brought to the surface after debris covered it. Circumstances unclear and inquiry pending. In Lincoln Nebraska ex banker John Ellis Beatrice Neb former county treasurer of Gage county died by taking carbolic acid today in a personal crisis.
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Jarilla Junction
Lario Penallo
Jarilla Caiip
Penallo
Lincoln, Neb
John Ellis
Beatrice
Neb
Gage County
Sporting Brevities Capture a World of Odd Bets
A medley of sports notes from boxing to baseball and auto racing. Fred Revl is praised as a coming world champion in Chicago circles. Honus Wagner weighs in on Deacon Philippe. Mentions of Callahan retiring, Providence Club sale, and New York politics shaping league fortunes. derby histories, track changes, and formats for future seasons paint a broad landscape.
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Fred Revl
Chicago
Deavon
Water Wagon Parade Stir Sparks Rumor and Parody
A chaotic local pageant tale blends a veteran politician’s railroad battles with wedding rumors and a satirical parade plan. The Water Wagon Parade features Dryden Clearwater as grand marshal, a Brassy float lineup, and entertaining spectacles aimed at a festive year end.
Local Residents Suffer Illnesses In Albuquerque Area
Several prominent Albuquerque residents and neighbors are reported ill or bedridden. J I M Sandoval, merchant and sheep dealer, at Sisters Hospital with rheumatism shows improvement. William Ruby confined to Marble Avenue home. Mrs L B Fletcher at 720 South Arno seriously ill. I J Chiiker of Old Albuquerque homebound with sickness. a child of Mr and Mrs Piwing East Silver ill with typhoid fever. PA Hartman the barber indisposed for two weeks. Wallace Douglass ranchman south of Albuquerque confined at North Eighth Street home. Mr Ketchen North High Street suffers pneumonia and indigestion. Also an advertisement promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion and related symptoms.
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I. M. Sandoval
Navimiento
Sislers’ Hospital
William Ruby
Marble Avenue
L. B Fletcher
South Arno Street
I. J. Chi “Iiker
Old Albuquerque
Mr. Piwing
Il East Silver Avenue
PA Hartman
Wallace Douglass
Albuquerque
Holdey
North Eighth Street
Ketchen
North High Street
Notice for final proof in small holding claim 569
Department of the Interior Santa Fe 1905 announces that Jesus Garcia files for final proof on claim 569 under sections 16 17 of the 1891 act as amended. Proof will be made February 7 1906 before the U S Court Commissioner at Albuquerque N M witnesses Benito Armijo Juan Apodaca Sirio Martinez Gregorio Apodaca all Valencia residents. Protestants may cross examine and present rebuttal evidence at the time and place noted. Manuel R Otero Register
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
U. S
Albquerque
Jesus Garcia
T. TN. Ro
Benito Armijo
Valencia
Juan Apodaca
Yerio Martinez
Gregorio Apodaca
Interior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Regis
Small Holding
Canuto Apodar
Tomas Martinez
Register
United States Court
Albuquerque
Meliton S. Otero
Notice for Publication on Small Holding Claims
Public notice lists claimants filing to prove final proof under old land acts with hearings set in Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Names include Juan Apodaca Benito Armijo Jesus Garcia Canuto Apodar Tomas Martinez Meliton S. Otero Placito Salazar y Otero Joote Salazar y Otero Desiderio Jorale and others. Witnesses named for Valencia Peralta area. hearings address cross-examination and rebuttal procedures. Also mentions a repair shop advertisement by L. H. Shoemaker offering stove repairs and setup at the rear of Walton's drug store.
Poem by Col. Jack Crawford Published for First Time
A 1905 1906 era account profiles Capt. Jack Crawford a veteran speaker at the Majestic in Butler Pennsylvania. It notes his self made rise from illiteracy to literacy and lists esteemed associates. The piece closes with a poem Crawford gave to an Eagle representative, never before printed, marking year end and new year sentiments.
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Col
Jack Crawford
Majestic
Butler
Eagle
Elbert Hubbard
Opie Read
General Otis
General Chaffee
Gene Field
Lawton
Les
Cap Jack
Roswell Prisoners Escape Under Dinner Room Deceit
Hart Wootsae and Mack Hum pheys escaped from the Roswell county jail at 6 30 last night after dining in the Cook room on the second floor. They crafted a rope from blankets tied to a water pipe and slid from a window to the ground. Four men hunted them today but no trace has been found. they are charged with thet.
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Hart Wootsae
Mack Humpheys
Roosevelt County
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