Gold and silver production gains by state in 1905
The Albuquerque Citizen reports totals of 96 101 400 and 56 184 500 with Alaska leading gold gains at 6 316 000, Nevada 4 500 000, Arizona 532 000, Colorado a gold loss of 2 900 000, California silver loss, Montana gold and Colorado silver losses, Utah up 2 217 000 ounces, and overall net gold gain of 7 920 700 and silver gain of 52 100.
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Alaska
Nevada
Arizona
Colorado
California
Montana
Utah
United States
Aleka
Idaho
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakon
Texas
Washington
Wyoming
States
Coal supply safe for thousands of years claim
Geological survey officers assert the United States will have a coal supply lasting for 4000 to 5000 years though exact prophecy is impossible. They note total national production through 1865, 1880, and up to 1905, and compare per capita coal production with population growth, highlighting dramatic increases in both production and consumption over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
United States
An American Jap Shows American Spirit in California Potato Market
A questionable article extols Kenya Shima a Japanese trader who allegedly monopolizes California potato sales, praising his Americanized methods while hinting at anti trust concerns. It also notes varied items including rail fares for a 1926 Denver convention, political maneuvering in Graham County Arizona, and assorted short society items with inconsistent focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Japan
Far West
Shima
Kenya Shima
Kenya
Astonishing Thoroughness Enforcing Inspection Law
The St Joseph News reports the meat inspection push under the president, detailing daily checks by nearly 2,000 inspectors, penalties including loss of inspection rights, and the aim to reassure foreign markets that U S meat is clean. It notes vast animal losses to failed inspections, with figures from October 1906 and implications for packers’ business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lgdivesarty
George P. McCabe
Department of Agriculture
New York
Syracuse
McCabe
United States
St. Joseph
White Walnut How It Aids European Farmers Compared To Palm
The white walnut, long introduced from Persia, serves Europe as a versatile, temperate climate alternative to the palm. It yields table oil, dye, and fodder. its leaves deter pests. wood supplies furniture, carving, and even shoes. remaining husks produce dye and gallic acid. oil cake fattens stock. and gathered nuts offer a palatable, easy crack source, making it a highly useful, profitable tree with broad applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Europe
Persia
Waterne Fly Consuls
Fem
Universal Religious Liberty Expands Globally Says Chicago Post
The Chicago Post reports a growing movement toward universal religious liberty. Nations like Poland and Bolivia have expanded protections for worship and conscience, with Spain and others poised to follow as church state boundaries loosen. The piece credits Rev John Late Haw for urging U S backing to promote freedoms abroad and notes a hopeful trend toward separation of church and state nationwide.
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Poland
Bolivia
Tate
Chicago
John Late Haw
United State
Lee
Wberty
Spain
Hollvin
Universal Religious
Chicago Post
Church and fraternal meetings plus ladies mission closing
Readable text notes a soprano from Columbus to sing at Congregational church on Sunday with a sermon by Rev. J. H. Heald. It also covers a Church of the Immaculate Conception event closing the women’s mission and opening a men’s mission with Fathers Roswinkel and O’Malley speaking. Also details Royal Arch Masons annual banquet and installation, Elks and Woodmen installations, plus an audience with recitations and whistling solos, ending with a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
C. B. Silherwayte
Columbus
Ohio
Congregational Church
Buch
J. H. Heald
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Roswinkel and
O'Malley
Elks’ Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Circle
Patchen
B. Ruppe
Ruppe
Jos. Brennan
T. E. Overstos
Telegraphic Markets and Jan 12 Livestock Prices
Telegraphic market notes from FP via Graf & Co on New York stocks and major commodities. Includes cattle and sheep receipts, prices for native and western stock, and Chicago live stock figures with market steadiness. also touches on wool, wheat and other produce quotes, money market and prime mercantile paper rates.
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Kansas City
Katsasty
Chicago
Beever
Louie
Jan
Money Market
New York
Money On Call
Ned Per Cent Silver Gso
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ALBUQUERQUE _CITIZEN
Cine x Pasig
W. T. McCreight
Denver
Burlington
Rock Itland
Union Pacific
Lordsburg
Graham County
Arimna
Campaiion
Nave
Fadt
Chambers
Danville
Til
Joe Cannon
Geore
Bruce Cortelyou
mere stoneK_ra
Mra Cortelyou
White House
Marie
Ian Emery
Turkey
Mooner & Republican Congress
Manachusetts
Harriman
Royal Arch Masons
Arthur Everitt
C. Young
Cushman—King
H. G. Bullard
Ac de Matoy
J.C. Ferger
Otto Haan
Allen
Sojourner
Ree KR. T
Advsor
D. Phillipe Hawker
P. W. Hermann
Theo
J. G. Borrege
A. Robell
G. Wolf
PA. Lillie
P. Fredericks
D. EB. Phillips
Joseph Brennan
FP. Graf & Co
Harnett Building
American Sugar
Amalgamated Copper American Smelters
American Car Foundry
Atchison
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Raph Transit
Canadian Pacific Colorado
Ontario and Western
Eriecon
Louisville
Missouri
Dan
FH. Strong
William McIntosh
Solomon Luna
Albuquerque
McIntosh Hardware Co
T. C. Nead
Red Cross
William Chaplin
West Railroad Ave
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
J. D. Eakin
G. Glom
Chas. Melin
Treasure
Vwalics
Iquaidd
Southwest
Jos. & Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
St. Louis A. B. C
Yellowstone Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
T.J. Monarch
Beat Y.‘nerer
Humphre
The
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Fourth and
Old Avenue
Phont Red
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music CO
South Second Street
Albuquerque, New Mexico
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
Joseph Barnett
Prop
West Railroad Avenue
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