Mis wortians at Rockefeller escape by hidden tunnels
A Weekly New York Letter notes John D Rockefeller evaded pursuers by moving through rear passages to relatives and a private underground route in Manhattan. It links secret city conduits to wartime style escapes, hints at Carnegie and Vanderbilt connections, and comments on franchise value rising with time in Eleventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Metropolia
Indhe
Wilp
Ronnie
Scotland
Jess
Andrew Carnegie
Father Yan
Te Lank
Iwon
Rockefeller
Tam
John D. Cat
Eleventh Avenue
Death Avenue
New York Central Railroad
Tts
East
Vanderbilt
New York Central
Hudson River
Chambers Street
Thirteenth Street
Segislature Hag
The
Central
Svalop
Fk Waen
Nanda
Chamberlain’s Stomar
Clarge
Sprains Cats Bruises and Hearst's NY political push
The piece mentions Sloan's liniment price and Sunshine for the blind appeal led by Helen Keller. It then critiques Hearst’s rising influence in New York politics, noting divisions within his Brooklyn faction, battles in the board of aldermen, and Mayer’s intervention against merger moves, ending with a broad view on public affairs and political instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keller
Mr. Heartt
le Jy
Empire State
New York
Mr. Hearst
Hearst
Bird
Coler
Hesrat
Brooklyn
Colet
H. C. Peters
Peters
Municipal Ownership League
Independent League
Mmn
Mayer
New York City
Hearst Party
United States
Lauek
Kelly celebrates Patrick's day with royal horse race
Citizens prepare for a county event featuring a 100 yard free for all horse race with a $5 entry fee and prize money for top three. Entries directed to secretary Charles Swith in Kelly New Mexico. Afternoon offers burro racing foot races and other sports leading to a grand twilight show.
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Kelly
Cidresting
Charles Swith
New Mexico
Foo
Stock Sales At Kansas City And Surrounding Ranches
Kansas City sales week includes Colorado cattle and western stockers. Names such as Isaac Baer Lee Cole Waldron Co and A Yant appear with weights from 602 to 1250 pounds and prices around 3.15 to 6.90 per hundred pounds. Sheep and lamb listings follow, with numerous consignors like Halsted Son Hatton Booth and Hatton. Monday and Tuesday sales dated March 5 and 6 1906 at Formosa and surrounding towns are noted with prices per pound and lot sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Isaac Baer
Cole
Killers
Lee & Co
Rene Cole
Waldron & Co
E Cole
Saguath Cole
O. R. Slavens
la Junt
Colo
Rocky Word
Rocky Fort
Coly
Rocky Ford
Halsted & Son
Formosa
Kan
Hatton
Monte Coin
H. H. Hatton
P. Ronsac
Mary Lambs
Rocky
W. L Booth
Bdavrion
Way
C. Hatton
Monte Co
Monte
Almena Kan
Wither Wei
Eoau Standard M & F. & Co
AuBens
Beatty Brow
Law Lambs
Hearing in Santa Fe Assessor Case Postponed
A postponed hearing in Santa Fe concerns Glenville Collins the appointed Santa Fe county assessor seeking a writ of mandamus to force county commissioners to approve his bond. The case delays until the incumbent Assessors office decision and possible appeals are settled.
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Santa FE
Mandam
Glenville A. Collins
Herbert J. Hagerman
Peleet
Santa Fe County
Tae
Anastasio Gonzales
Aksensor
James
Judes McKe
Andrews
Come H
Collins Lewis
Ty Andrews
Adame Nearing Breakthrough in Oregon Driving Salvo
Medford Ore. TabIe Rock correspondence notes Sir Adame has been pressing in recent times, showing steady pace and near misses. Observers expect a notable sprint ahead as he approaches a crucial turning point in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame
Market Letter: Kansas City Cattle Receipts Fall
Special Correspondence from Stock Yards Kansas City March 12 reports a 10 000 head drop in cattle receipts to 32 000 last week while killing grades rose 16 to 25 cents. Hay fed steers from Meeker and Cole fed out at 4.00, Colorado stockers at 4.70, and Sugauche cattle at 4.45. Sheep and lambs 42 000 head with lambs 6.30 to 6.80. Fort Collins district ewes 5.35 yearlings 6.00 lambs 6.70 to 6.76. Wethers quoted 5.70 to 5.90. Lambs priced lower than wethers and ewes due to large lamb supply. some shorn lambs to be fed out.
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Kansas City
Meeker, Cole
Isaac Baer
Colorado
Sugauche
la Junta
Colorado Plains
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Fort Collins
Arkansas Valley
Merchant Tailoring at 209 West Railroad Ave
O B Bambini advertises merchant tailoring in up stairs over 209 West Railroad Avenue with fifteen years in the business. Salts and clothes work offered, ladies garments cleaned, pressed, and skirts made to order. Also promotes eczema cures, complexion creams, hair tonics, and various vegetable preparations. Mrs Bambini offers scalp treatments and beauty services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Railroad Avenue
Bambins
Havedust
Bambini
Fragmentary OCR: Bosleameus mold and Stokoe 1 match
The readable text mentions Bosleameus mold and a Stokoe 1 match with Carbaler eaulk 03 and Jewett. Details are incomplete but indicate a technical or scientific discussion and a named person or place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ynous
Orghiain
Stokoe
Carbaler
Jewett
Albuquerque Election Notice 1908 City Officials to Be Chosen
Notice he re by given that an election will be held in the City of Albuquerque New Mexico on Tuesday April 3 1908 from 9 a m to 6 p m at polling places in each ward to elect a mayor city clerk city treasurer two city council members from the first ward one from the second ward one from the third ward and from the fourth ward and several members of the board of education for terms of four years with terms staggered to fill unexpired terms Frank McKee mayor signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquecas
New Mexico
City Hall
Chas. Chadwick & Co
Gold Avenue
Third Ward
E. H. Dunbar
South Third Street
Fourth Ward
Second Ward
Board of Education
First Ward
Frank McKee
Albuquerque
Chas
Chadwick & Co
Copper Avenue
Third Street
New Moesico
Waa Sre
City of
Frank McK
Albuquerque Election to Vote on Water Bonds in 1906
Public notice for Albuquerque New Mexico electors on April 3 1906 and April 2 1906 to decide issuing 300000 water works bonds. Ward polling places at Chadwick Co Gold Ave and E H at offices with voters owning taxable property. Clerk and mayor sign. Also a note on city building bonds of 30000 to be voted at designated wards.
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Weekly
NEW York Letter
Great City
Sunshine
Leon
ST. Patrick's Day
Second Street
First National Bank
Scott Knight
BOOST
Aoe
Sloan
J, Ahrens
Manhattan
G. Haines
H. B. Wertz
Trinidad
Scott L. & L.S. Co
Las Animas
Scott L. & L. 8 Co
Las Atumas
P. Elder
Las Animas Colo
Lockhart L. 3. Co
Arkansis Valley
Ewe
Powers Bros
Arkanads Valley
aouraTh
Tod Ewes
Chicago
Toasker
Ned Hinson
Lueklen
E.R. Mulford
Wst
Lave Et
Jhae
Chas. Chatwick & Co
Eh, Dunbar
Fourih
Hall
New Endow
Accy
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