Memorial marks centennial of Gen Lee at Washington and Lee
Alumni of Washington college now Washington and Lee university plan a reunion to honor Gen Robert E Lee on the centennial of his birth January 1. The gathering will invite all alumni who attended during the five years of his presidency and feature a series of commemorative exercises.
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Washington and Lee University
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Atchison,Topeka & Santa Fe
New York Central Company
New York Central
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Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Michigan Central
Lee as Educator and War Leader Centennial Tribute
A fragmented obituary and tribute recounts General Robert E. Lee’s life from born Virginia to West Point, Civil War command, and later presidency of Washington College Lexington. It highlights his military service, stalled Union command, Confederate leadership, surrender at Appomattox, and postwar role shaping patriotic education, inviting alumni to a centennial homecomings event.
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Virginia
Harry
Lee
West Point
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Mary Randolph Costi
Martha Waushingto
Vera Crus
Cerrado
pUltepes
Texas
John Brown
United
States Army
Grant
Appomattos
Washington College
Lexington
Phew Ow
Chas
Francss Adams
Toston
Ollowed
Gen. Lee
Rail wage pact ends Western rail strike threat
A Chicago dispatch notes five engineers and managers on 47 roads reached a wage compromise, waiving the eight hour day. Key features include a 100 mile daily run, minimum pay for passenger engineers, and higher wages for yard and switching crews. Freight engineers seek 10 percent rise, managers offer 40 cents per engine. About 56,000 workers across the system would be affected once signed.
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Chicago
the-Democrat
West
Frelisht
Alleghenies
Hockies
Chicago and St. Louis
Wnes
Fremy
Territorial Topics and Local Tragedy Near Farmington
Readable fragments report a boy eight mauled by a butcher’s chained dog leaving him with torn mouth and cheek near Farmington. A murder scene twelve miles from Farmington shows Manuel Montoya shot, left wrist shattered, two bullets found. Sheriff Vaughn seeks suspects with no leads. Montoya worked for Chapman and Thompson Sheep of Durango. A Santa Clara Indian, Geron...
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Edmond Wheeler
Howe
Las Vegas
Semington
Manuel Montoya
Farmington
Montoya
Nor
Durango
Boone Vaughn Faery
Chapman and Thompson Sheep Company
Colorado
Tafoya Charged With Slander Over Pueblo Family Rift
imo Tafoya an Indian of the Santa Clara pueblo is charged on complaint by Juan Naranjo and his wife Nannie Osage annu ftant for saying to Nate nie that her husband was unfaithful. The hearing is set for the 26th at Santa Fe. The charge rests on an old Spanish law aimed at those who carry tales and gossip that endanger family relations.
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Imo Tafoya
Santa Clara Pueblo
Juan Naranjo
Nannie
Tafoya
Natenie
Dicker
Santa Fe
Dangers of a Cold and How to Avoid Them
A classic health note warns that colds cause more fatalities than many illnesses when untreated. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt and effective, aiding nature to loosen the cough and restore health. The Citizen Print Shop advertises printing services and accepts orders by phone.
Backache from Kidney Trouble Promised Relief
A historic Albuquerque ad touts Doran's Kidney Pills and Boone's Kidney Pills as cures for backache tied to kidney issues. Testimonial by J. H. Smith of 115 Huning Avenue endorses the product, noting relief after use. Also promotes Imperial Laundry services and Chamberlain's Salve for skin ailments with quick relief.
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J. H. Smith
Huning Avenue
Albuquerque
Poster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean
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Belen Town and Improvement Co
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Poulilee
Mallon Rets Price Cent Manufacturing CO
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Albuquerq
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Third Street Meat Market
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