Abattoir Contract Set By City Of Chihuahua
Meager reports claim oil strikes near Otinaga in eastern Chihuahua state. Local investors Troxel Follansbee Kraft Bros reportedly guarded information as oil gushed from a well. If confirmed, this could spur cheap fuel and eastward railroad expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Follansbee
Kraft Bros
Mr. Follansbee
Wm. Kraft
Mexican Central Railroad
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad
C. R. Troxel
Temosachic
Pennsylvania Railroad Tests Steel Ties Between Pittsburgh and Altoona
The Pennsylvania Railroad is laying 3,000 steel ties on a heavily trafficked section between Pittsburgh and Altoona to gauge performance. The project, aiming to extend ties’ life with preservative treatment, ties into broader forestry and reforestation efforts, with 1,000,000 trees under cultivation for future use and 200,000 young trees in nurseries at Hollidaysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Hollidayshare
Allon
Creo
Tate
Pattern and Son Kill Milton Bunnell in Raleigh
Charles Beirth confessed he and his father Jake Himi0h murdered Milton Bunnell for his money at Bunnell’s stay in Smith home. Beirth struck Bunnell with an ax three times then they rifled pockets and placed the body on railroad tracks before fleeing. Both suspects arrested and to be tried for murder. Postmaster robbery at Lancaster with safe damage and $970 in government money missing.
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Pathe and Son
Vesppor
N.C. Charlee Smith
Bie
Jake
Milton Bunnell
Bunnell
Smiths
Charles Beith
Hoth the
Bemithe
Will Bee
Neurite Moby
Mteveneun
Wileen
Pest
Explosion clues linger for Clyde line inspection party
Fragmentary text notes a possible explosion with few clues about the nafs Blowers and mentions Morse and friends inspecting new Clyde Line routes. It references Morne and a Mallory Clyde liner and an extended inspection voyage with associates over southern and Gulf ports. A Clyde Line freight steamer is expected to be fitted for a large party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
New York
W Morne
Southern
Gulf Forts
Clyde Line
Goon jailed for $600 theft by employer
Warren L. Lock, employed by John E. Detwiler of Red Lion for five years, confessed to misusing $400 and $600 total stolen from his employer. He was retained in his ten year old post with a nominal raise of $10 monthly after pleading before Alderman Walter F. Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement
York
Pas
Warren L. Lock
John E. Detwiler
Red Lion
Luck
Detwiler
Hae
Walter F. Owen
Fragmented OCR Patch Notes Local News Scene
A garbled mix of quotes and fragments references Senator Smet, Tom Platt, and amid stray names like Harriman and Kalston. The text hints at political chatter, a theatre incident, panic theories, and odd anecdotes including a cab driver senator, a court case, and a sparrow shooting tale.
Duogers of a Colt and How to Avoid Them
Report of a deadly duel in Arigana between four Mealcuie Ser EWoretty menor and Eduar do Valooruethy Joaquin Valdex. Valdex killed. Martin Montunge captured at Levee Seesano. Ongoing bitter feud and reflections on duogers origin. Chambertain's Cough Remedy promoted as cold remedy with advice to treat early.
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Joass Dore
gartoNn
Mealcuie
Joe
Venoritas Lucido Vatter
Chambertain
Amt
SWIFT
Amanta
Largest Elks reunion outing to span Philadelphia weeklong convention
Philadelphia hosts the 21st annual Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks reunion with an expected 1000 participants and up to 25000 served at a Delaware River resort. A 15000 dollar prize fund includes a 2000 dollar band prize. nightly Independence Square concerts feature major bands and a dramatic art program amid historic Independence Hall. Officials project up to 160000 visitors during the convention week and parade day crowds.
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Philadelphia
Jon
Benevolent and Protective Order of Blks
Delaware River
West
Pacific Coast
Alt Tit Grove
Mittee
Armn
Elks
Pennsylvania
Independence Square
Independence Hall
Bie
Benevolent and Protective Order
Elks Convention to Bring Large Crowds to City Hotels
A quarter million people are expected for the Elks reunion with hotel rooms nearly all booked. The hotel committee urges lodges to secure quarters soon. A river excursion for delegates will tour Cramp’s shipyard and the New York Shipbuilding plant aboard the largest Delaware River steamer, with naval ships and yard visits highlighted during the week starting July 15.
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Elke
Igtkdom
Grand Judge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Phin
Delaware
Theatere
Cramp
Congress
New York Shipbuilding Company
Uncle Sam
League Teland Navy Yard
Cattle and sheep market report from Kansan City
Markets show a small cattle run with 1000 head and prices up 5 to 16 cents. Range offerings include Idaho hay fed cattle at 5.00 and panhandle cows 2.00 to 3.15, while sheep and lambs totals were 38,000 last week with steady close and wethers at 5.75, ewes at 6.25, lambe tops near 7.60.
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Kansan
Idaho
Elas
Standard Meat Company
Federal land notice for New Mexico holdings in 1906
Notice of final proof filings under the 1891 and 1893 acts in Santa Fe and Los Lunas New Mexico. Mariana Chavez de Otero seeks Small Holding Claim No. 2547 in Sec 36 T TN R 2 E with witnesses Aragon y Baca Aniceto Aragon Guillermo Orona Quirino Samore. protest rights explained. Also Sand Ko of Carpenter seeks five year Homestead No. 10,301 for Sec 3 T9N R61W with witnesses Griego Grieko Chaves Carpenter. proof before officials February 1907.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Ofice
Santa Fe
N. M
Logs Lunas
Mariana Chavy
Z de Otero
Francisco Aragon Y Baca
Los Lunas
Aniceto Aragon
Guillermo Orona
Quirino Samore
Peralta
Interior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Register
Interior
Sand- Ko
Carpenter
H.W. S. Otero
United States
Albuquerque
N. J
Cestady Griego
Salomon Grieko
Dario Chaves
J. R. Carpenter
Carpenter, N. Mf
Manuel Ft. Otero
Notice for public land filings in New Mexico 1906
Notices from the Interior Department Santa Fe announce Lucio Ortega of Chillll NM and Jesus Ortega of Chitl NM filing five year homestead and maternal claims. Verifications list witnesses Francisco Garcia Estefano Ortega Lorenzo Sanches Edward Carter, all of Chillll NM or nearby CRD NM, with hearings set for February 5, 1907 before U S Commissioner H W Oters Albuquerque NM.
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Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
Lucio Ortega
Chillll
N. M
Nem
BK NW
Township
N. Range
H.W. & Oters
United States Court Commissions
Albuquerque
N. Mon
Ike
Vine
Rancisco Carcia
Estefano Ortega
Lorenzo Sanches
Edward Carter
Manuel R. Otero
lLtice
Jesus Ortega
Chitl
Vis Mormestead
Oters
United States Court
Franchco Garela
Katolena Ortego
Iarengo Sanches
CRD
Wanted Ads Run From City and Notable Notices
A collage of classifieds and public notices including job ads for cooks, linemen, and a mandolin player, lodging and rental offers, team needs for coal transport, and real estate for sale or rent. Public notice lists Pablo Gallegos filing for homestead proof in New Mexico with witnesses, plus assorted business, legal, and personal notices from the Daily Citizen.
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Railroad Avenue
Broadway
P. EB. Daniel
Cook
Ventimnan
Musto
W. L
Santa” Fe
Geo. O. Marra
Twelfth Street
South Fourth Street
Claune Girard
West Mountain Road
Iquire
North Broadway
Daily Citizen
J. N. Warner
South Edith Street
J.C. Phelan
Fresno
Calif
Bo H. Dunbar
West Old Avenue
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Evening Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Company
Pestdten
City OF
Hearst
Mexico
Gity OF
Chihuahua
New Haven
Conn
James Parker
Washington, D. C
Crolwext
Mek Jey
Buffalo
Yale
Parker
Exposition Hall
Cxolgouz
Fred
Murer
Polic
Nafs
Lee
Chittuahua
Mex
Ininety
K. Mondragon
Br. Mondragon
Brownsville
Grand Council
National Industrial Association of America
Roosevelt
Smet
Tom Platt
H. Harriman
Lerreriats
Theatrical — Trust
Ah Quok
New Orleans
Thes Shores
Carrollton CO
Kalston
Orleans
Bew
Ward
ORDER
Hall
W. de Chantey & Co
Toledo
Ohio
S.S.S
Alvarado Pharmacy
Gold Ave
Fiat
B. H. Briggs & CO
Copp
Room 12
ARMID
North Sixth Street
West Railroad
Coal Avenue
Viaduct
Arno Street
H. Jay Stone
South
Arno
Seventh Street
Tijeras Avenue
Lommert & Mattencel
Minneapolis
South Second Street
Albuquerane, N. M
Yost Typewriter
St—Cady's
J. A. Toxarth
Southigh
Rey
South John Street
J. M. Gavin
Tavelua
South Second St
South Walter
New Mexico
Pablo Gallegos
Belen
Range & W
Jewm Luna
L N. M
Huperto Jarominte
Simon Serna
Low Chaves
Fable Ballejos
Loa Lunas
Jesus Jeramitie
Gallego
Bel NM
J. R. Mankenwhip
Beck, Tenn
Fort Hayanm
P. Vestal
Giri
Casino Priday
Household Loan Co
Hooma
West Railroad Ave
Porterfield
West Gold Ave
Tra M. Bond
St. W
Washington, D.C
Albuquer
First National ‘At Law
Cromwell Block
J. E. Kraft
Barnett
O'Rielly
Edmund J. Alger
D. B.S
TR. Haynes
N. T. Armijo Building
W. M. Sheridan
Occidental Life Building
Tetebuquerque
N. M. Dk
HUST
N.T. Armijo
Cole
A. Borders
Commercial Club
FW. Spencer
Bassett Building
Barwell
Niding
Maddison
W. Childers
IML
Smalloot
Val Blatt Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Jand
Valente Company
Gleony
Adverse Manneer
Amereur
Ausuat Sherpe
Fort Madison
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