Deming Grows Steadily With New Homes and Water Works
Special Correspondence from Deming New Mexico reports a steady rise in growth. New cottages fill vacant lots, yards and orchards improve, and a prominent 75 foot water works standpipe is visible for miles. Local investors push 40 and 220 acre farm developments while irrigation projects aim to cultivate 1,000 acres. The city water plant is active, with hydrants and high head pressure underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
N. M
Maren
Lute
Ralph Bly
J. A. Garr
Demingland
California
Brown & Sollnace
Land Commissioner
Mimbres
New City Water Company
Divorce follows eighteen year desertion in Phoenix case
Solomon W Basham filed a divorce suit against Elizabeth Basham in district court. He testified of desertion since 1888 with a Pueblo Colorado separation and later discovered his wife remarried to a man named Perkins after telling him Hasham was dead. A decree granted title to Basham as his home and he is described as a respected local religious worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Solomon W. Basham
Elizabeth Basham
Pueblo
Colo
Der
Perkins
Hasham
Washington
Bloody knife duel in Wickenburg mining camp
In Wickenburg near Phoenix a desert duel between two Mexicans led to one man hospitalized in Prescott and the other jailed in Maricopa county. Pasqual Enelnas is in custody after the attack following liquor, with the wounded man unnamed. If the assault proves fatal, Enelnas faces murder charges.
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Wickenburg
Phoenix
Prescott
Maricopa County
Pasqual Enelnas
la Sunce
Farofie
Enelnas
Missionaries Escape Mob At Nanchang Near Death
Rev Dr Milton Ross and his wife and infant Grace, pictured above, were among American missionaries who narrowly escaped a mob in Nanchang that killed six colleagues. The family, long in the Orient from Ada Cho, fled with other Americans on a Yangtze houseboat, enduring hardship to reach safety. The upper image shows the Kia Kiang mission where refugees finally found protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ross Charles
Grace
Hat
Nanchang
Charles
Ada
Cho
Orient
Tme
Yang-tse
Kia Kiang
Chicago to have 300000 John Smiths
Chicago officials report a stunt by union opponents to undermine a city directory. If carried out the plan would force every labor member to list his name as John Smith, aiming to swamp the directory and boost the Smith surname locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Smith
Edward Nockels
Chicago Federation of Labor
Smith
Merchant tailoring upstairs over No 209 West Railroad Avenue
Bam Bini proprietor advertises a tailoring shop upstairs at 209 West Railroad Avenue offering made to order garments, cleaning, pressing, repairing, and alteration services with 15 years’ experience. Ladies garments and walking skirts cleaned and tailored with guaranteed quality and attention to fabric. Give me a trial.
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All Merchant
West Railroad
Bambini
First Russian Parliament Faces Tax and Property Edict
The first Russian parliament considers a bill imposing heavy taxes on corporation official salaries while granting peasants the right to buy wealthy holdings on easy payments. Early steps target Poles and other dependent peoples as debates on vigil and property rights continue under tight supervision.
Baseball Dope Faces Shifts and Ban Amid Spring News
The piece surveys spring baseball chatter from Jersey City to Albuquerque, noting Nash Lyons leaving for Wichita with a Missouri Valley offer, Pete Everett’s return aim, Mathewson’s press role for his brother, and Fultz’s retirement. It mentions Mcintosh Browns reorganizing, Cy Young comparisons, Roy McDonald’s game plans, and various trades, suspensions, and disputes shaping the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Bige
Lyons
Nash and Lyons
Wichita
Kan
Missouri Valley Association
Mcintosh Browns
Cy Young
Albuquerque
Hot Springs
Frank Young
Houston
Sporting Goods
Roy McDonald
Roy
Browns
Dan Gallegos
Gallegos
Guilegos
Helwig
Ortiz
Hale Boys
Clancy
Kunz
Neher
Colins
Alien
Brigss
Shillty
Chicago
Brooklyn
Sheckard
Traction Park
Superbas
Ternoon
Maloney
McCarthy
The New Crow Princess Alexandrina of Mecklenburg Schwerin
Alexandrina born December 24 1879 as a Mecklenburg Schwerin princess. She wed Prince Christian of Denmark in 1898 and became crown princess upon King Christian’s death, shaping royal succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandrina
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Christian of Denmark
Christian
Globe Miners Recovering From Disaster After Mine Fire
A visit to the Old Dominion mine and smelter notes management’s efforts to restore operations after a serious disaster. Gases are being expelled, sections reopen, and about a ninth level is active with miners extracting ore. Ground damage near GM shaft remains a concern, yet work continues with ore on hand to sustain capacity.
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Old Dominion
Ariz
Regser
Notice for Publication Small Molding Claim 2072
Notice is given that Emlile Sanchez has filed for final proof on Small Holding Claim No. 2072 in sections 24 and 25 township 7 north range 2 west. Proof will be made before U S commissioner at Albuquerque on April 17, 1906. Witnesses listed include Juan Sanchez y Apodaca, Edward F. Otero, Feminio Perea, and Manuel Alderete. Public may cross examine witnesses and present retrial evidence if warranted. Manuel R. Otero, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
Albuquerque
Emlile Sanchez
Juan Sanchez Y Apodaca
Perlyalta
Edward F. Otero
al Ebuquerque
Feminio Perea
Peralta
Manel Alderete
Interior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Register
Notice for Publication Ismiai Hol Claim No. 548 1906
Public notice lists claimant Edward P Otero Placido Salazaro Otero and others seeking final proof under act of March 3 1891 before U S Court Commissioner in Albuquerque on April 14 1906 for lands in sections and townships. Any objections or substantial reasons to disallow proof must be filed at the time with witnesses and rebuttal evidence. Subscribe for The Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismiai Hol
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
U. S
Albuquerque
Rota
Edward P. Otero
Araquerque
Interior Department
Saldimant
Pound Sale Notice For Two Horses
Two horses offered at public pound sale on Monday morning March 12 at 7 o clock. One animal about five years old with white foot and deformed left flank. The second about six years old with four white legs. Thomas McMillin City Marel at.
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Thomas McMillin
Clty Maretat
Fragmentary 20th Century News Snippet Pinpoints Hazy Wartime Tone
A partially legible wartime era fragment references fear, obedience, and censored speech. The garbled text mentions authorities and candid talk about restraint, but specifics remain unclear.
Albuquerque Election Notice 1906
An election will be held in Albuquerque New Mexico on Tuesday April 3 1906 from 9 a m to 6 p m at polling places in each ward. Voters will elect a mayor city clerk city treasurer council members and board of education for four year terms and fill unexpired terms. Frank McKee mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
New Mexico
City Hall
Chas. Chadwick & Co
Gold Avenue
Third
E. H. Dunbar
South Third Street
Copper Avenue
Third Street
Iarts
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Board of Education
First Ward
Frank McKee
Albuquerque City Water Bond Election Details
The city of Albuquerque New Mexico schedules a bond election on a Tuesday at 9 am and 6 pm. Polling places include Ward One City Hall Chadwick Co Gold Avenue Ward Three EH Office Ward Four Copver Avenue and Third Street. The measure seeks authorization to issue 300 000 dollars in bonds to buy and extend the water works owned by the Water Supply Company for the city. Mayor Frank Kee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
New Mexico
City Hall
Chas. Chadwick & Co
Gold Avenue
Third
EH. Dunbar
South Third Street
Fourth Ward
Cop
Election in Albuquerque approves city building bonds
Notice of an election to be held in Albuquerque New Mexico on April 1 1906 from 9 am to 6 pm at City Hall First Ward and E s office to authorize Thirty Thousand Dollars in bonds to erect a new city building for qualified voters who own taxable real or personal property. A separate note mentions a social gathering at Mrs Grissin Ser and wife in West Salem and a Try Citizen want ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Sam
City Hall
Chas. Chadwick & Co
Gold Avenue
Third Ward
E. Dunbar
South Third Street
Fourth Ward
Copper Avenue
Third Street
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Simon Stern
Second Street
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Scott Knight
Dr. Charle
Les
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West Railroad Avenue
Proprieton
House of Representatives
Joe
Tople
Rmwortz
Pete" Everetts
Christy Mathewson
Johnny McGraw
Mathewson
Griffith
Dave Fultz
Wall Street
Fultz
Young Corbet
Frisco
Tom O'Rourke
Philadelphia
Harry Tenny
Frankie Nell
San Francisco
Ref
Tenny
Kentucky
Telway
Charlie Dexter
Aime
Dester
Dexter
Meadow City
Aggreva
Las Vegas
Rome
Witchor Nash
CROW
Tra
Globe Miners
Geo. Lowrey
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