Shabby Views in National Capital
Washington observers decry decades of squalid dwellings and disreputable businesses around the Capitol. Despite police protection, Pennsylvan ia Avenue and First Street display saloons, cheap lodgings, and corrupt resorts, while reform efforts press lawmakers to clean and purify the area for health and decency.
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Washington
D. C
National Capital
United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
Georgetown
Eastern Branch Bridge
Milandiliesmires Cresiaeet
Acess
Capitol
Washington Bowery
Capitol Grounds
First Street
Potomac
The Charming Woman and Electric Bitters Ad
A sales note extols plain women with neatness clear eyes smooth skin and sprightliness as attractive. Electric Bitters claimed to restore weak women give strong nerves brighten eyes and skin quality. Guaranteed at druggists 500. Imperial Laundry Co. reference ends the snippet.
Lightning Kills Cowboy Webb and Horse in New Mexico
A storm near St David kills cowboy Webb of Boquillas Land and Cattle Co and his horse. Webb, unwed, was rounding up cattle when struck, body and horse burned. remains to be shipped to Texas. This follows a prior local lightning death. Keywords include St David, Boquillas, Naco, Yaqui River Railroad, and Texas.
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St. David
Webb
Boquillas Land & Cattle Co
Stone House
Naco
Texas
Cattle Company
Yaqui River Railroad Company
Am Carpenter
George Thornton
Epee
Kissing Dangers Warned By Baby Defender In Public Essay
A baby defender warns adults to stop kissing babies due to tuberculosis risks. She argues mothers and families kiss a helpless infant hundreds of times daily, risking infection. The piece combines ethical concerns with a call for drastic parental action and public awareness, urging readers to reconsider affectionate practices.
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St. Louie
Avis Hioyce
United States
New Mexico
United Sisterhood
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Mrs. Boyce
Revott
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Tech
Crus
Painter Arrested With Stolen Goods
Harry George, a one armed painter staying in Las Vegas New Mexico, was arrested for burglary after attempting to dispose of stolen goods from the Security Brokerage Co on Center Street. Goods valued at 75 dollars, including knives revolvers coins and watches, were recovered. George broke in by smashing a rear window.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Harry George
West Side
George
M. M. Cellars
Aged Civil War Veteran John W Blanchard Dies in Santa Fe
Santa Fe New Mexico July 23 After a lingering paralysis that reached his heart John W Blanchard retired locomotive engineer and Civil War volunteer soldier died at 2 am at St Vincent hospital He had been hospitalized for months and suffered prior strokes and progressively declined into coma in recent days
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Santa Fe
N. M
John W. Blanchard
St. Vincent's Hospital
Blanehara
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Imperial Launary Co
St. David, Ariz
Wody
Samy
America
Dr. King
Ryder Paine
Turro
Moss
Evening Citizen
Vaan
Samuels
Ieee
Painter
Dr. Shoop
Santa FÉ
Ap Bradfield Regulator Co
Janta, Ga
Prer
J.C. Baldridge Sealer
Chicago
Sherwin-Williams
Coal Ave
New Mex
C.L. Keppeler
Albuquerque
A. C. Bilicke
John
Mitchell
Hollenbeck Hotel
Los Angeles
California
Hollenbeck
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
Hall
Iron and Brass Castings
Epeociatty Foundry
I Albuquerque Lumber Co
Frost and Marquette
Rex Flinthote
The
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Territorial Fair Association
Hal
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