Real Estate Booms Amid New York Market Frenzy
Real estate continues to surge in New York with brokers thriving and buyers from all backgrounds flocking to suburban and city properties. Meanwhile boarded up blocks and absentee owners mar the cityscape as residents lament loss of neighborhood character and the boom draws in investors, immigrants, and even European tours.
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New York
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Territorial Topics at Acme Post Office and Local Troubles
A post office opens at Acme New Mexico served from Roswell and Elida. Postmaster Jon Gaensenbein appointed. Neighbors scold over cherry picking by Mrs Walker and son Roy prompting an arrestable complaint. Patterson bonds and warned to stop gun activity. A boy struck by a club at a ball game. mutual retribution noted. A drilling contest at Douglas tied between teams Ross Maiver Bradshaw Pickens. 6000 visitors attended. Bisbee boys win double handed contest.
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P Acme
Acme
Chaves County
Roswell
Elida
Jon Gaensenbein
Douglas
Ross
Maiver
Bradshaw
Pickens
Bisbee
Graham and Humphries
Rain ends drought on Estancia plains reports say
Reports from Santa Fe Central railway stations show seven hours of general rain Tuesday night across Estancia Valley Gallinas Mountains and Pedernal country. Stock raisers especially sheepmen are pleased as crops needed rain and ranges were drying. No damage reported from any point in the valley.
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Estancia
Santa Fe Central Railway
Willard
Torrance
Gallinas
Pedernal Country
Became Horse Thieves and Make Escape
Juan Maria Baca and Samuel Creevy of Socorro assaulted a delivery boy for August Winkler in the Gem City and stole two horses valued by James G. Fitch and Professor Robert P. Noble before escaping. Only Baca and Creevy have been captured so far, with bonds set near $500. Meanwhile H Patterson at Santa Fe shops was jailed on $500 bond for discharging firearms within city limits in Raton, with several others involved.
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Samuel Creevy
Socorro
August Winkler
Gem City
James G. Fitch
Robert P. Noble
School of Mines
H. Patterson
Santa Fe
Jury Rebuke Over Verdict In Globe Arizona Shooting Case
In Globe district court Judge Nave severely reprimanded a jury for acquitting a man who fired a loaded revolver through a door where a potential target stood just outside. The judge called the verdict outrageous and discharged the jurors for the term. The district attorney will explore no-fee juror payment options.
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Globe, Ark
Nave
United States
Gila County
Fire devastates Wickenburg business district in early hours
Prescott Journal Miner reports that Wickenburg's business section burned Tuesday at 3 am, destroying the Roberts hotel and saloon, Casey’s, Sayre’s, Collins’, Curry’s, and Jones’ drug store. Claims total in the thousands with only one insured building at 300 dollars coverage. Fire stemmed from a room in Adams’ apartment saloon where a candle near a lace curtain ignited the blaze. Nearby, a separate arson attempt at Roy Mora County was foiled when authorities found mattresses soaked with coal oil.
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Wickenburg
Prescott Journal-Miner
Jas, Adams
Roberts Hotel
Charles Casey
John Sayre
J. B. Collins
D. J. Curry
Dr. Jones
Roy
Mora County
R. A. Shearer
Dawson
Floersteins Mercantile Company
Bushkevite
John Takharski
Veterans of Spanish American War to Organize in Tucson
The local post may organize the Veterans of the Spanish American War in Tucson. Adjutant H. E. Hanes of the GAR will coordinate outreach. About twenty five veterans who served in the 1898 campaign are in the area and have discussed forming a local chapter. Similar groups exist in Bisbee, Prescott and Phoenix seeking a Tucson organization.
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le Ao Association
Tucson
H. BE. Hanes
Poe
Spain
Formieg
Blsbe
Preccott
Phoenix
Proposals for Wood or Hay at Albuquerque NM 1906
Sealed proposals for furnishing 75 cords of wood and 7 tons of hay to the Indian school at Albuquerque are invited for the fiscal year ending June 30 1907. Bids must be marked Proposals for Wood or Hay and delivered by July 1 1906 with 5 percent bid security.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Era
United States
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Furter
U. Indian School
Albuqueraue
Department of the Interior
Y of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Indian Office
New Aexico
Tte
Citizen
New Mexican
Santa Fe
The
Republican
Denver
Colo
Arizona Gazette
Phoenix
Ariz
Builders 4 Traders’ Exchange
Ormatia
Milwaukee
St Paul
Torrance County Seeks Bids for Court House Bonds
Sealed bids are invited by the Torrance County board in Bastancia New Mexico for 47100 of court house bonds and 6000 current expense bonds. Bonds payable at county treasurer or as directed and in New York, interest 5 percent semiannual. Bids due August 15 1906 with certified check 260.
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Torrance County
Territory
New Mexico
Bastancia
N. M
Court House
City of
New York
Board of County Commm Lesioners
Joan W. Corbett
Do Not Hesitate To Request Free Sample Of Chamberlain Stomach
Advertises free samples of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for complaints of lowness constipation and stomach disorders. Claims many have been permanently cured and notes the product is for sale by aidregeists.
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Chamberlain
Aidregeists
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