FOR RENT AND EMPLOYMENT ADS IN CLEARINGHOUSE STYLE
A crowded page fragment lists numerous rental offers in Hot Springs and nearby towns including furnished rooms with baths, light housekeeping, single and multiple rooms, and corner locations. It also advertises employment via The Citizen want column, plus various sales and services. Many entries mention addresses on North Second Street, South Broadway, and the Alvarado hotel area, along with names such as J. E. Elder and J. B. Beech and local businesses and professionals. The notice also includes obituaries, medical ads, and veterinary services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's
Stacy Co
Alvarado Hotel
le Veta
Woulse_Hitche
Albuquerque
Mege
Flint Street
Viaduct
R. J. Sweeney
Clarion
Weat Tijeras Avenue
North Sixth
Fureished
J. E. Elder
North Second
South Broadway
Sixth and
Railroad
Railroad Avenue
Granada
Jenner
Hot Springs
J. B. Beech
Perea
N. M
Alghland Hotel
Fragmented lines hint at a calendar note or schedule
OCR fragment references dates June 1 July 1 and October with terms like return, weight limit and an exclamation find. Lacking context, it appears to be a partial public notice or timetable item noting deadlines or limits without full details.
Sole survivor of five rescued after sea wreck near Norfolk
The sole survivor, Jung-Ed ward Orth of Brooklyn, of five aboard the Belle on a pleasure sail, was rescued unconscious from an upturned sloop off Norfolk and brought to New Haven. He recalled a heavy sea swamping the vessel, leaving four others lost at sea. The Wyoming tug crew saved Orth, who remains weak but improving as doctors hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Jung
Edward Orth
Saratogh Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
McGoodrich
Wyoming
Norfolk
Orth
Pleather
Jacob Orth
August Yasser
George Glasser
Otto Pileghar
Bridgeport
Hrooklyn
Unclear Ticket Extension Notice in Philadelphia
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a ticket extension or travel permit related to leaving Philadelphia. The text mentions saving tickets on July 42 and 12 and 13, a return limit July 23, and paying $1 to extend departure. Details are garbled and no clear entities or actions are verifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New Mexicans Get Pension Increases
Washington D C June 6 The pension agent has allowed increases for New Mexico veterans Michael J Gunther Fort Bayard 24 from April 19 Rafael Romero Cubero 20 from March 4 1907 Julius Smith Fort Bayard 12 from May 31 1907 George A Combs Fort Bayard 1 from December 1906 Int P Wilson Roswell 12 from March 2 1907
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DB. C
New Mexico
Michael J. Gunther
Fort Bayard
Rafael Romero
Cubero
Julius Smith
George A. Combs
Fort Hayar
Int P. Wilson
Roswell
Mysterious vanishing bridegroom halts Denver wedding
In Denver Sophie Cohen waits for fiance William Goldstein who vanished after last seeing him at her home Friday night. A fortune teller claimed a vision of him being chloroformed and robbed, sparking searches by hundreds of friends, police, and guests at 1788 Larimer Street and around Cherry Creek and the Platte River. Goldstein had given 40 for wedding expenses and promised 250 more, leaving the ceremony in doubt as relatives and guests feared foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cole
Gia
William Goldstein
Sophie Cohen
Goldstein
Miss Cohen
Larimer Street
Harnes Hall
Arapahoe
Becaue
Goldaten
Ming Cohen
Cherry Creek
Plate River
Goldbody
Ner Flancee
Phoenix lime company to develop marble deposits in Arizona
James Burson forms the Phoenix Lime Company backed by San Francisco capitalists to exploit marble lime deposits along the Southern Pacific line between Gila and Maricopa. Kilns planned to produce fifty barrels daily, rising to 190 barrels in fall. The firm owns a full claim with an immense deposit of high grade lime, silica under one percent, boosting shipping profits to San Francisco and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arie
James Burson
Southern Pacific
Gta
Maricopa
Burson
Phoenix Lime Company
San Francisco
San Francise
F. W. Gillette
H. J. Green
B. T. Gillette
James Hogan
L. Carpenter
Caliornia
Baseball Schedule Terse List of NL Matches
The National League games include Boston at Pittsburg, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Washington, Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at New York, and St. Louis at St. Louis. Matches are noted with city pairings and venues as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Len Chicago
Philadelph
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
New
Pittsburg Oe
Foxton
Louis
St Louis
Des Moines
Denver
Omaha
Lincoln
Sioux Cl
Pueblo
R. HE
Tannehill
Obertach
Archer
Pruitt
Criger
Snow
Mullin
Patte and Heydon
Powell and Stephen
R. Wlr
hicaKo
Patte White
Sullivan
Plank
Schreck
R. HB
Es and Clark
Orth and Kieln We
Albuquerque Browns name new management for season
President William McIntosh Vice President George Arnot and Manager O A Matson with Captain Roy McDonald and Secretary Treasurer Frank Harris were chosen to run the Albuquerque Browns for the season. The first game under Matson is in El Paso next Sunday against Pass City. Games are set with El Paso June 16 and Santa Fe June 23 at Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McIntosh
George Arnot
O. A. Matson
Roy McDonald
Frank Harris
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Browns
el Paso
Browns
Traction
Santa Fe
Capital
Matson
Arnot
McDonald
McIntosh
Harris
Horses En Route To Sheepshead Bay
An express car on a night train carried eight valuable race horses bound for Sheepshead Bay New York. The horses are speedy but without prior records, and high hopes are placed on them. Six belong to Thomas H Willing of Colgioia Idaho, including Firestone and Walter Miller among others. Two four year olds, Inspector Halpin and Tallen, are owned by Rudolph Spreckels the California millionaire, with Dr H E How in charge. The stock’s origin and the trip have been mishap driven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Bay
N.Y
Thomas H. Willing
Colgioia
Firestone
Walter Miller
Inspector Halpin
Tallen
Rudolph Spreckels
California
H. E
Salt Lake City and Return Ticket Offer
Salt Lake City and Return $31.95 tickets go on sale June 1 3 and 4. Return period valid for thirty days from date of ticket. Amit thirty days from date of T. E Purdy Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Amit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citigen
The
Evening Citizen
First National Bank of Manhattan
Kan
Walk Dresser
Cai
Bambintanaes
Chamberlain
John T. Rootville
DeWitt
J H. O'Reilly
Ae Daring Bens
Household Loan CO
Grant
West Railroad Ave
Ira M. Bond
N. W
Washington, D. C
First Nationa
Te W. Dobson
Cromwell Block
Albuquerque, N. M
Vonald
J. BE. Kraft
Barnett
O'Rielly
Mats Edmund J. Alger
D. D
W. M. Sheridan
M. D
Occidental Life Building
R.L. Hust
N. T. Armijo
L. ON
Highland Office
South
Walter
Eet
Undertaker Borders
F. W. Spencer
Nett Building
Thos
K. D. Maddison
W. B. Childers
West Guld Avenue
P. Vestal
BE. W. Goodloe
St. Dallas
Tex
King
Death Valley
Wild Rowe
County
Chaconi
Bchnaby
U.hio
Sridoo
ILAS
Great
Nevada
Fowent
Thie
Skidoo 1 Trust
Gerty
Board of Director
Ite
Goldfield
Skidoo-Treadwell Mining Company
William H. Greer Company
Craige Block
Bryanites
Bureau
Illinois
Hulk
Mausard’s
Tlinsia
Peoria
Roger C. Sullivan
Folk
Missouri
Poorts
Bryan
Edgar Lee Masters
Masters
Illnois
Ias
United States
Democrats
Sinois
William Jennings Bryan
Slnole
Chamberlain's
Weather Bureau
Peris! Laundry Co
Food and Drugs Act
VBC
Pretty Girl
John Garrett
North Mills
N.C
J. H. O'Rielly & Co
Imperial Laundry Co
Kennedy
J. O'Rielly & Co
J. H. O'Mielly & Co
BASE
Western League
Clark and Yeager
Bohannon and McDonough
Hall and Gondinkan
Drill
Sioux City
McKay An Sullivan
Cadwell and Spees
Bruhn
Sheepshead
T. E Purdy
A.B.C
Bohemians
Bohemia
the American Brewing Co
Consolidated Liquor Company, Distributors
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