Central American Republics and a Proposed Union
The Citizen prints a map of Central America with historical notes and statistics. It argues war is a habit among the republics, praises U S efforts to avert regional conflict, and proposes a unified Central American federation, with Mexico once again eyed for potential incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
Central America
United States
Leander McFall
Central En
Union
Mexico
Incredible bumper crops unleash vast wealth in July report
The July crop report signals crops this year may surpass last year with wheat likely to top records by 30 million buseshels and corn nearly matching last year’s 7.208 billion bushels. The four main crops corn hay wheat and oats could be worth about a quarter of all gold mined since Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getthy
Railway Barometer Signals Prosperity in 1906 Railroad Growth
The article argues rail construction mirrors American prosperity, citing 1906 as a record year likely to exceed 1902 and approach 1903 levels. It compares track miles, passenger figures, and international rates, and notes reflections on stock markets, money supply, and insurance funds affecting investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain News
America
Wall Street
Railway Age
Serpalv
Newton Republican
United States
Germany
India
France
Austria
Great Britain
Magnificence of Reid’s London Embassy Draws Criticism
A Chicago Record Herald correspondent profiles Ambassador Reid’s London and country homes with a combined annual expense exceeding 250 000 dollars. The piece argues such splendor inflates American image, warns a future envoy could not sustain the display, and urges restraint or salary reform to avoid superficial diplomacy.
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William ©. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Ambassador Reid
London
Dorchester House
Buckingham Palace
White House
Reld
Mr. Reid
Reid
United States
First Court of Europe
Reids
Man Who Refused Seat in the Senate
Prolific Kansas farmer Coburn declined a United States Senate appointment. A practical innovator, he advanced farm census methods, introduced kaffir corn, advised wheat adaptation by region, and popularized alfalfa through his writings. His work boosted Kansas agriculture and earned international attention. He continues serving farmers despite refusing highest state honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL. Coburn
United States
Kansas
Wisconsin
West
Missouri
Mr. Coburn
Rockies
Some Remarkable Trees in History
A historical sketch celebrates notable trees and their era spanning symbolism and fame. It notes the cedars of Lebanon, the famous Dutch pear tree planted by Peter Stuyvesant, William Penns elm, the Hartford Chatter Oak, a Washington-era tree in Boston Common, and Liberty Tree in Hoxton with Sons of Liberty links, plus a Hamilton monument tree in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
America
Gore Erpor
Holland
Peter Stuyesane
Hin Ty
Willian Penn
Hamford
Homitier
Hoston Common
Linder
Washington
Hoxton
Liberty
Sons of Liberty
Forty-fifth Street
New York
Alexander Hamilton
Where To Worship Congregational and Baptist Services
Congregational and Baptist services listed for a church, with morning and evening sermons, programs, and musical offerings. Includes speakers Rev J W Barron and H A Cooper, plus details on accompanying churches and union services. Pawhuska election note appended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Tople
J. W. Barron
Young People's Society
First Presbyterian Church
Fey Hugh A. Cooper
Presbyterian Church
Penny Parlor Announces Weekly Show Changes
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 216 South Second Street says new features and songs will debut each Saturday morning with a whole show for a penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Scientiste
Commercal Cin
West Gold Avenue
South Fourth
Davis
South Second Street
Badaracco's Summer Garden Fine Whiskles and Wines
A historic notice invites patrons to Badaracco's Summer Garden offering whiskies wines brandies and soft drinks. The venue promises a good restaurant and bowling alleys with welcoming guests and first class accommodations.
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Henry Clews
Clows
Nogales
Bird
People of the Union
Roosevelt
Arizona
Murphy
New Mexico
Hax
Guitoria
Globe Democrat
Utlasian Netlord
Mading
Senate
Proolooooous
Agnes S. Love
Tommy
Clevelane
Kulcher
Jones
Bocker
Harper's Dear
Sethoven
Loftertory
Harry
Rowe Eeneley
Ed Hale
Martha Browne- Gibbs
Gounod
Rose Futrelle Gideon
T. Y. Maynard
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. C. Rowing
Pawhuska
Okla
Pawhurka
Uckets
M. Mandell
Badaracco
Casino Theater
Lyllian Leighton Stock Co
Cash P .Ces
Ian
the Bank OF Commerce
Albuquerque
London Club
Summer Resorts and Hotels Livery Company
North Second St
F. T. Schmidt
Prop
Cole
Co-Operative Building and Loan Association of
Grant Block
H. H. Tilton
Iton
Dilgard
Fifth Street
Railroad Ave
Santa Fe Centrals
McIntosh Browns
Faywood
Sante Fe
A.C. Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Beach Line
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Reil
J. H. O’reilly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Loudon
Jersey
Porterfield CO
West Gold
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