Silver City Awakens With Prosperity After Smelter Revival
Special Correspondence from Silver City on January 28 describes a revival in Grant County as the Comanche Mining and Smelting company modernizes the old Hearst assets. A rebuilt smelter, new rail, and new furnaces boost ore output while local mines reopen and nearby fields expand. The article notes local business growth, new construction, coal price shifts, and a rising population tied to mining activity.
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Silver City
Muehlag Leonard and
Whitten
Hearat
Santa Fe
Grant County
Tke
Sliver
Ula
Hearst
Comanche Mining and Smelting Company
Arizona
Jes
Santa Rita
Comanche Mining
Eestagee Ae Ty
New Mexico
Colorado
Magdalena
Comanche Company
Pinos Altos
Pacific
Atlantic
Burro
oBone
Oquaqua
Klondike
Anche Mining and Smelting Company
Curry
Ironwood
Mich
Carl Landsee
Milwaukee
T. G. Atkinson
Breen Gay
Wis
Chas. K. Laughren
Henry W. Edwards
John R. Snyder
Smulter
Burro Mountain Copper Company
Ernestine Mining Company
Hermosa Company
Hanover
Rockefeller Miney
Santa Dite
Colorado Bue) and Iron Company
Fierro
Pany
Deming
New Lutheran Church Dedication in Albuquerque
Sunday dedication of the new St. Pauls Lutheran church on South Sixth Street completed at a cost of 4000 dollars. Rev G Wenning pastor and Rev L P Ludden of Omaha assisted, with readings and sermons on Individuality. Congregational greetings by Rev Rollin of Lead Avenue Methodist. Services continue as Ludden leads.
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M. L. Albers
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
G. Wenning
L. P. Ludden
Omaha
Neb
Lutheran Church
South Sixth Street
Albuquerque
Rolling
Lead Avenue Methodist Church
Rollins
Ludden
W C T U Secures Fire Drill In Schools
The Women's Christian Temperance Union reports the school board will implement a fire drill in public schools. The measure aims to teach quick orderly evacuation, prevent panic, and save lives by clearing landings within minutes after the alarm.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ira D. Cassidy
Board of Education
The Old Lady Begging at Gallup
Special to The Evening Citizen Gallup New Mexico January twenty ninth Mia King an old crippled woman who formerly worked Albuquerque now lodges at the Gallup waiting room and solicits meals and travel funds from travelers asserting missing baggage and delays. Local officials and depot men report her solicitations as imposture aimed at sympathy and easy money.
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Gallup
N. M
Mia
King
Albuquerque
Police Court Sentences For Vagrancy And Fights
In police court this morning Frank Brown Antonio Garcia and Ed Tucker were sentenced to five days each on the ely streets for vagrancy. John Knuckles pleaded guilty to fighting at Springers barn and will work ten days for the city after defaulting a $10 fine. Rupert arrested last Saturday for intoxication pleaded guilty and chose either paying a $65 fine or ten days in the streets. State events note pastors exchanged purplte for the morning service with a weekly exchange inaugurated Sunday nine weeks ago.
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Frank Brown
Antonio Garcia
Ed. Tucker
Ely
John Knuckles
Springer’s
Rupert
Crawford
Seven Year Old Crosses Continent on Santa Fe Train
Seven year old Osborne Rollins from Warren, PA, traveled nearly 1800 miles alone to Pasadena, California, riding the Santa Fe system from New York City to Albuquerque and beyond. He described a long ride from Warren on a city street car to Jamestown and Chicago, traveling securely with conductors and punch-card passes, joining his father for a long visit in Pasadena. The youngster’s journey highlights the safety and speed of transcontinental travel on the Santa Fe routes through major hubs and across the western states.
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Albuquerque
Osborne Rollins
Pennsylvania
Pasadena
Cal
Osborne
Warren
New York
Alvarado
New York State
Jamestown
Garfield
Erie Road
Indiana
Chicago
Staton
ke @ coon
Ife
United States
New York City
San Francisco
Erie Railroad
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Claims relationship to a philanthropist
A damaged account describes Mr. Peabody weaving a tale of kinship to a Philadelphia philanthropist to gain alms. It notes a claimed cork leg, a wife and children on begging tours, and alleged drug use, with authorities planning to move him and his family to Gallup after a brief stay.
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Peabody
Alma
Philadelppnia
Gallup
Motuary Notices From Albuquerque Readers
Florence Anderson aged 22 died in this city after arriving from Chicago about a month ago. Patrick Begley 45 died of tuberculosis in his apartments. no known relatives. Ani Morelli Butler aged 50 died from heart disease, born in Santa Fe. burial tomorrow from A Borders chapel.
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Florence Anderson
Chicago
Patrick Begley
Ingle
Ant Morell Butter
An Morelli
Albuquerque
Ani Morelli
J."butler
Santa Fe
A. Borders
Prisoners at Bernalillo Jail to gain gospel services
The W T U of this city decided to provide gospel preaching for inmates at the Bernalillo county Jail. Starting Wednesday, gospel services will be held in Sheriff Armijo's office under Mrs. Davis. Thursday’s session is expected to be held to begin smooth operations, with plans for regular divine services at the jail. A. Davis, a well known tango musician from the Magdalena district near Kelly, in LaMorte county, was in the city today on a brief business visit.
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Bernalillo County
W T. U
Armijo
Davis
A. Davis
Magdalena
Kelly
Laoorte County
Deputy Fornoff Heads to Gallup in Bell Case
Deputy United States Marshal Fred Fornoff left Albuquerque Saturday night for Prescott to investigate the Frank Bell case tied to the 1904 assassination of Colonel Chaves. Bell reportedly confessed then denied, then claimed to prove the killing occurred at a later date, while motive remains unclear and no official word reached Foraker.
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Frank Bell
Col. J. Francisco Chaves
United Stars
Fred
Albuquerque
Prescott
Chaves
Bolt
Previt
Banta
United States
Marshaker
Bell
Torrance
Willard
Col. A. Dalles
Albuquerque Nuptials Highlight Schuster Snellenburg Pair
Mita Irma J Schuster of this city wed Abraham Snellenburg of Philadelphia in a grand Albuquerque ceremony at the Albert temple. The bride wore a chiffon gown with Duchesse lace and carried orchids. the groom and best man wore black. A wedding dinner followed at the Kempenich home as guests and musicians celebrated. Separately Albuquerque’s council plans to curb horse overchecking with a committee of Woman’s Christian Temperance Union members urging new ordinances to prevent cruelty.
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Phin
Mita Irma J. Schuster
Holy Loeko Abraham Snellenburg
Philadelphia
Albuquerque
Mias Adit Campfield
Naomi
Ruth
T. L. Kreba
Lil Pe
Julian Watc
Rabbi Kaplan
Cupid
Krebs
Hortense Snellenburg
Pieter
Margaret Schuster
Mixon Snellenburg
Lillian Kempenich
Mendelssohn
Buesty
L. Kempenich
Alvarado
Josephine Eichholz
Germany
Max Schuster
Mra J. Kempenteh
Mra
Harry Snelienorg
Julius Staab
USA
Common Council of
Duke City
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
G. E. Wilson
Mary J. Bor
Common’ ‘Council
Built in the States Erected in Porto Rico
Marley L. Milsworth of Dunkirk New York sailed from New York to San Juan Porto Rico with a two story frame house he built to be easily moved and set up on a plantation near San Juan for a fruit company backed by American capital. It will be the first such structure in the United States to be erected on the insular possession.
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Marley L. Milsworth
Dunkirk
N. Y
Charles H. Eddy
New York City
San Juan
Porto Rico
Bilsworth
United States
Jewish Situation Now in Russia Sparks Zionist Action
Brussels on January 29 reports the General Jewish Congress, convened by the Zionist movement, to discuss the oppression of Jews in Russia. Delegates from many nations gather as outrage over Russian anti Jewish violence grows. Zionists urge global donations to aid oppressed Jews in Kuwais. Jews may buy voting Whekas for 25 cents to select a congress delegate, while non Zionists and non Jews may buy Ter umat for 25 cents as a sympathy token only.
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Brussels
Zlonlute Organization
Russia
Palestine
Zionist Movement
Kuwais
Zioniat Congress
Zioniats
Zion
Lithographers debate eight hour law at annual convention
Buffalo New York January convention of the International Lithographers Protective and Reneficial Association opens with two key questions. Should the union endorse a universal eight hour day and a forty eight hour week. If adopted the measure could shorten work days for about ten thousand workers across the United States and Canada.
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Buffalo
Ya Jan
Ye International Lithographers’ Protective
United States
Canada
Want of gallantry by a Kansas club
Indignation rises among Kansas women over the Kansas Day Club, a Republican men's group in the city, planning to celebrate Kansas admis sion to the Union with a banquet. The Women’s Republican Club favored a later event, but the Kansas Day Club insists on the original plan, stirring cross party tensions.
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Kansas
Vba
Kan
Kansay
Kansas Day Club
Steannessore
Sitean Party of
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