Jail Chapter Reveals Haywood Family Faithfulness
A serialized letters-from-jail piece portrays Wim D Haywood, Western Federation of Miners leader accused in the Idaho governor’s assassination, as a faithful husband and father kept from his invalid wife and two daughters since his February 1905 arrest and departure for Idaho.
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Denver
Jan
Wim, D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Steuembere
Idaho
Rose
Idlaho
Haywood
Nevada miner’s wife inspires through eight years of hardship
Mrs Haywood, crippled by a spinal injury from a Nevada ranch accident, lived eight years in an invalid chair while her husband, a miners federation secretary, faced criminal charges. Born in Steubenville to prominent Methodist parents, she aided his studies via nightly letters from jail.
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Nevada
Miners’ Federation
Haywood
Steubenville
Dat
Roswell Tent City Change Hands Amid Renovation Plans
The Roswell tent city and sanitarium passes to a new company led by W. A. Johnson as president and Will Prager as vice president with R. H. Kemp secretary treasurer and L. Parsons as lessons and superintendent. Dr Parsons will reside onsite to renovate grounds and equipment and prepare for business. Frank Buckles dies of heart failure in Douglas Arizona after bathing and an accident with a gas heater. He founded Bisbee and helped homestead Arizona ranch lands and is survived by a wife and five children in Colorado.
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Hoswell
Roswell Tent City
Santorium
Hew Company
W. A. Johnson
Will Prager
R. H. Kemp
L. Parsons
Pate
Arizona
Colorado
New Planing Mill For Cimarron Promised
The News Press reports Cimarron will soon host a planing mill by the Cimarron Lumber Company. The plant will be installed after the building is finished, with machinery on site. It will handle all mill work from building materials to cabinets and doors, serving contractors in Cimarron and nearby areas.
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Cimarron
News Press
View
Cimarron Lumber Company
Mining Firm Directors Reelect Santa Rita President
At a directors meeting of Pwin Buttes Mining and Smelt jog company held in Santa Rita Tucson Ariz Mayor W Yee was re elected president. Other officers elected include First Vice President ELT Davia Philadelphia Second Vice President Robert Nonnemacher Milwaukee railroad trustee Secretary HJ Blakely Tucan Assistant Secretary FR Gellfuss Milwaukee. The complete set of directors as chosen by the stockholders and an ??
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Pwin Buttes Mining
Santa Rita
Tucson
Ariz
W. & Yee
Firat
Elt Davia
Philadelphia
Robert Nonnemacher
Milwaukee
Alee Comen
Milwaukee and Philadelphia executives reshuffle in 1900s notice
Names listed include Rose, Hackett, Nunnemacher, Frank, Adler of Milwaukee and Barber of Waldo Wis, Davis and Iswin of Philadelphia, Baxter of Tucson. Three directors retire prompting changes in the directorate including Willam Earles, J. Bo HM and W. G. Barber of Milwaukee.
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Rose
E. P. Hackett
Robert Nunnemacher
Julius Frank
Samuel
Adler
Milwaukee
W. A. Barber
Waldo
Wis
EB. T. Davis
Felix Iswin
Philadelphia
John A Baxter
Tucson
Willam Earles
J. Bo HM
W. G. Barber
Mrs Charles Springer Escapes Serious Injury After Farm Road Accident
Mrs Charles Springer suffered multiple bruises cuts and facial injuries when a buggy turned over on a frozen road near the Chase ranch. Her driver was uninjured though the team fled home leaving Mrs Springer trapped under the vehicle for a distance. She later recovered and remained at home.
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Imarron
Charles Springer
Cimarron News-Press
Springer
Chase Ranch
Mia Springer
Taos Pueblo and Taos Inhabitants Described in Detail
The San Juan County New Mexico produce growers meet in Farmington with directors elected and plans for shipping offices discussed. Taos Pueblo profiles cover its location Taos Valley architecture tribal life dances and the San Geronimo festival with relay foot races and ceremonies. artists like Frank Sangerwen Bert Greer Phillips and others are noted in Taos.
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Taos Valley
New Mexico
Denver
Servilleta
Santa Fe
Denver & Rio Grande
Pueblo de Taos
Taox
Taow
St. Jerome's
Hhis Hennally
Fernandes de Taos
Frank P. Sanerwen
Bert Greer Phillips
Taos
Frederick Remington
EK. L Blumensen
George L. Bean
Tawan
Raridotior
Cortelyou Faces Challenge as Boss of Republican Core
Washington dispatch reports Cortelyou’s resignation as RNC chair and Harry S New’s acting tenure sparking a factional battle. Senators Scott Heyburn and Roosevelt allies push for a special meeting to appoint a successor, while Cortelyou and the president back delay. The move is seen as an anti-Roosevelt power play with potential ties to Fairbanks Foraker and broader intra-party feuds.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Col
Harry S. New
Scott
West Virginia
Senator Heyburn
Idaho
Roosevelt
West Virsinks
Opin
Fairbanks Col. Newhot
Fairbanks
Banks
Foraker
Ohio
Republic Organization
Wenale Cabal
Nursery plans grow in Fore tales Arkansas
Nelson brothers horticulturists of De Queen Arkansas decide to establish a modern up to date nursery at Fore tales. They already run a large nursery at De Queen and recently won a premium for shell products at a horticultural exhibit. They arrange with J Bushong to plant and cultivate 2600 apple grafts four miles west of town to ship next month and be ready for next fall and spring.
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Portales
Neuen
Ana
Nelson
de Queen
Arkansas
Pinchot Set for Cabinet Move as Wilson Retires
A Washington report says Secretary Wilson will retire on March 4 and Gifford Pinchot, chief of the forest service, is the favored successor. Pinchot, Roosevelt’s ideal, is known for deep commitment to conservation and would lead forest policy with zeal.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Shaw
Hitchacock
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Gifford Pinchiot
New York
Bureau of Forester
Citizen Print Shop advertises best value for printing needs
Beewe i The Citizen Print Shop offers low prices for many printing services. The ad promises value for money, noting they print everything except currency and postage stamps.
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Matson’s
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Direutore Ee
Taos Pueblo
W.H. Hahn & CO
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Railroad Ave
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Treasury Building
Capitol Building
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Drugetats
Y Aupress
Faywood
Faywood, New Mexico
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P. Mall
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Iron and Brass Castings
the Elite
F. J. Gross
Silver Ave
Elks’ Opera House
Murray & Mack
F. Keleher
West Railroad Avenue
Clarkville
John S. Beaven
South First Street
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