Famous Russian women volunteer as postmen in St Petersburg strike
St Petersburg on January 11 reports a postal strike prompting volunteers to assist government service. Notable women, including opera singer Mile Posikorei and several actresses, drive to deliver and sort mail, using carriages and pages to handle parcels.
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ST. Petersburg
Lncky
oMica
Poatmen
Mile
Posikorei
Ourosoff
Moravinoff
Miles
Labunsiava Papayan
Polakova
Territorial Topics Add Water Works Franchise to Tucumcari
The County Committee of Mowe county approves a fifty year water works franchise for C. Pandolfo. Construction will start soon on a modern plant. Tucumcari residents celebrate relief from a poor water supply. Also noted are H. C. Rhodes and G. F. Lewis en route from Cleveland to Honolulu, wagering 2500 with Robert Dorgan that they reach Honolulu by February 28 with 500 in cash. They have 800 already and plan to travel via Yuma to Los Angeles and San Francisco by steamer to arrive in Honolulu.
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Mowe County
Tucumcari
C. Pandolfo
Pandolfo
H. C. Rhodes
G. F. Lewis
Cleveland
Honolulu
Phoenix
Yuma
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Robert Dorgan
Lincoln
Shooting Affair in Las Vegas Claims Reporter
David B. Davis, claiming to be a New York World reporter, was shot by Marshal Ben Gale after resisting arrest for attempted theft from a roulette wheel and drawing a knife. Davis was wounded in the back or hip and taken to the Ladies Home in Las Vegas in serious condition.
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David B. Davis
Ben Gale
Davis
Las Vegas
New York World
Cole
Davis Ves
Ladies
New Mexico Pioneers Annual Meeting Held in Santa Fe
The annual meeting of the Society of New Mexico Pioneers convened in Santa Fe with Hon. Amado Chavez presiding. The secretary reported no deaths in the past year and discussions covered welfare, a planned historical monument in the Plaza, and preservation efforts for the Garita. Elections named Amado Chavez governor and J. Amado Lucero captain general among others.
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Society of New
Plaza A Santa Fe
Gaspar Ortiz
Santa Fe
Amado Chaves
J. Amado Lucero
Alcalde
Hilario J. Ortiz
J. B. Princes
Pelle Martinez
Banta Pe County
A. Stante
Inaugural Plans Progressing Nicely In Santa Fe
Raynolds chaired the inaugural executive committee meeting in Santa Fe. The panel awarded the refreshment contract to William Vaughn of the Palace hotel for a buffet from 10:30 p.m. to late. Tickets indicate full sale of all 200 seats. preparations target 400 served. Plans include spread to Las Vegas Roswell Carlsbad Deming towns and a single rail fare for inauguration day. Herbert J Hagerman and family will arrive in Santa Fe soon. A. B. Renehan’s office will host the next briefing Saturday evening.
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Jow. Raynolds
A. R. Renehan
Santa Fi
William Vaughn
Palace Hotel
Sam
Mr. Vaughn
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Roswell
Carlsbad
Deming
Santa Fe Central
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Herbert J. Hagerman
Santa Fe
J. J. Hagerman
Indow
Percy Hagerman
A. B. Renehan
Phoenix man Wise jailed after drunken wagon crash
W M Wise a tanning man was jailed after a drunken wagon crash on Adams street. A wagon trailing behind struck Pedro de Lama’s wagon, injuring his son. Wise agreed to pay for repairs but changed his mind and went to jail instead.
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Phoenix
W. M. Wise
Wise
Adams Street
Phoenix Republican
Pedro de Lama
de Lama
Montoya Captured After Jail Break Near Clayton
Sheriff Garcia of Clayton N M arrived Sunday to escort Santiago Montoya back to Clayton after he broke jail with Pedro Baldangro. Deputy Frank Trajillo captured Montoya here, while Baldenero had earlier been arrested and released. Montoya awaits trial on horse stealing charges as the case unfolds with New Mexico mounted police involvement.
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Santiago Montoya
Clayton
Garcia
N. A
Pedro Baldangro
Sherif Frank Trajillo
Montoya
Baldenero
Sherif Davis
John Brophy
The
New Mexico Mounted Police
Laten
Trinidad
Philadelphia man vows to avenge his son's killing
The Philadelphia Record says a murder in Mexico involving Robert Rutherford may become an international affair if Mexican authorities fail to locate the perpetrator. W. W. Rutherford Sr. at 4411 Pine Street vows to spare no money or influence, and may seek Consul Mills' explanation, as calls mount to probe the alleged hatchet finding and subsequent shooting to mislead the bandit tale.
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Robert Rutherford
Oear Ding
Mexico
Philadelphia Record
Petrator
United States
W. W. Rutherfor!, Sr
Pine Street
Consul Mills
Patrick Garrett
Paso
Texas
Finstad
Anna Rutherford
W. W. Rutherford
Falcon
Immigrants Landed At New York Post
York Jan 11 official figures from the bureau of statistics show that the immigration during the year 115 was enormous. The grand total nears the million mark with 992 065 arrivals from foreign ports. North German Lloyd ships carried the largest share from Bremen and Mediterranean ports, including 177 416 passengers in 125 voyages and 16 974 first cabin voyagers. Hamburg American, Cunard lines follow in order. About 50 000 seerage passengers were immigrants.
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NEW York Post
York
Bureau of Statistics
Bills Island
Lloyd Ines
Bremen
Mediterranean
Hamburg American Line
Cunard Line
Seerage
Mothers Know The Dangers Of Birth Medicines
A vintage public notice highlights risks of narcotic laden remedies in pregnancy and promotes external use of Mothers Friend. It claims the Bradfield Regulator Co product ensures painless gestation and healthy children, urging awareness by druggists and mothers alike.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Poculator CO
Atlanta
Italian Laborers Imported by Louisiana Planter
Memphis Tenn Jan 11 The experiment of Colonel Maxwell the largest cotton planter in Louisiana with importing Italian families on his plantations to obtain laborers in cotton fields proved so successful that it may be tried in Tennessee and other southern states. Maxwell imported 21 Italian families last summer and he plans to 11 every cabin with Italians as rapidly as possible. He believes Italian laborers will solve the cotton labor problem and the movement is spreading to other cotton states with efforts to bring many Italians to the cotton belt.
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Memphis
Tenn
Colonel Maxwell
Louisiana
Tennester
Maxwell
Commission Merchants Gathered In Force In Milwaukee
More than three hundred members of the National League of Commission Merchants are in Milwaukee for the annual convention opening today and lasting three days. George Mead of Boston is president, Frank A. Wagner of Chicago vice president, A Warren Patch of Boston secretary, and Charles Rota of New Orleans treasurer. Local merchants have arranged a reception and smoker, theater parties, and a closing banquet honoring the officers elected.
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Milwaukee
Wis
National League of Commission M
League
George Mead
Boste
National League
Frank A. Wagner
Chicago
Vicw
A. Warren Patch
Boston
Charles Rota
New Orleans
Commission
Chadwick’s request for new trial denied in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the U S Court of Appeals denied a motion for rehearing of the appeal for a new trial on behalf of Mrs Cassie L Chadwick of Cleveland. The filing sought to overturn prior rulings, ending the bid for further appeal in this matter.
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Cassie Chadwick
Cincinnati
Cassie L. Chadwick
Cleveland
United States Court of Appeals
Kodol Dyspepsia Care Claims Digestive Breakthrough
Promotional copy describes Kodol Dyspepsia Care as a complete digestant and tissue building tonic. It claims to cure indigestion dyspepsia sour stomach heartburn palpitations and constipation while allowing digestion of all foods. The ad emphasizes stomach support and patient pleasing results.
Small Holding Claims Filed for Final Proof in 1906
Notice from the Department of the Interior Santa Fe lists Jesus Garcia for Small Holding Claim No. 569 in Secs 24 26 26 T7N R2B with witnesses Benito Armijo Juan Apodaca Silverio Martinez Gregorio Apodaca Valencia N M. Protests or rebuttal accepted at the February 7 1906 proceeding before a U S Court Commissioner in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
U. S
Albquerque
N. M
Jesus Garcia
Benito Armijo
Valencia
Juan Apodaca
Manuel R.otero
Register
Tat Albquerque
Cinuto Apodaca
Tomas Martinez
Interior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Public Notice of Small Holding Claim No 323 Santa Fe
Notice states claimant Dona ciano Pino files for land in sections across townships in Santa Fe New Mexico with witnesses listed to prove continuous adverse possession. Names include Gorgonto Fig M Pablo Lucero Panista Baca Juan D Martinez all from Cubero and details of hearing before Feb 9 1906. Also mentions James J Corbett scored a georie riump in a Shaw play Cashel Byron’s reunion.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
San Rafel
Donaciano Pino
Hoe
Gorgonto Fig
Pablo Lucero
Cubera
Panista Baca
Cubero
Juan D. Martinez
Interior Department
Manuel R.otero
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Resae
Jani
Solomon Luna
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Herward Shaw
Cashel Byron
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Elks Theatre
Arthur C. Aiston Company
Nat Rday
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A. D. Johnson General Contractor
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First Street
Colorado
Albuquerque Carriage Co, Dococooi
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General Merchandise
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Washington Avenue
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