Awakening of China Prompts Boxer Outbreak Doubts
The piece argues China shows rapid progress over five years with many new schools and Western influences. It cites Dr. Arthur Smith predicting further upheaval but contends the current movement is modernizing, led by youth, not Boxer remnants, and notes widespread education, press growth, and English teaching amid a push to adopt Western civilization.
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Shanghai
China
Arthur Smith
Chin
Smith
Hutt
Russia
Empire
Nanking Bu
Yuon Shik Kai
Confucius
Indian School Notes Annual Roundup in Albuquerque
The Albuquerque Indian school publication rises to second among ten Indian school periodicals, behind Chilocco Oklahoma's magazine with 5000 circulation and costly machinery. Reports cover Mojave Aziz staff changes, Miller as clerk, Hillaborough transfer to Anmerdarko, and F. M. Holland’s travel for Santa Fe rural delivery route study amid community petition support from about 1200 residents. A note promotes Dr King New Life Pills for constipation and cites federal land notice at Santa Fe with final proof hearings set for May 10 2006 for Adelaide de Otero and witnesses from several New Mexico towns.
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Chilocco
Okla
Mojave
Aziz
Baronee K. Sampson
Santa FE
A. PF. Preder Feks
Postofee
Washington
Aquaria
United States Indian School
Sunmount
Tesuque Valley
Fredericks
Joxe D. Sona
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
N. M
United States
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Adelaide
de Otero
S. H.C
Placido Salazar Y Otero
Alburren
N.M
Jesus Salazar Y Otero
Peralta
Higinio Chavez
Jesus Garcia
Victim of Liquid Lightning at El Paso
Lewis J. Grimm repair man for the International Light and Power pany died by electrocution in El Paso while attempting to repair an arc light. He crossed the river at 6:30 pm on an inspection trip and was killed while lifting and adjusting a pendant lamp, a wire parted and a feed wire dangled near his body. Resuscitation failed. authorities and officials arrived as the body lay guarded and preparations were made for removal.
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Lewis J. Grimm
International Light and Power Ettpany
el Paso News
Grimm
Charlie Page
Mim
Paxe
Slance
Kellogg
Harry Potter
Ife
Body brought over border under mayor’s informal order
Grimm, a Chicago native, arrived in the city as the undertaker firm Nagley and Easter received the body floated across the river. A single snake-like mark on the right hand between the wrist and knuckle is described as the only notable wound, deep enough to reach the flesh, with similar marks typical of deaths by the described method.
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Montemayor
Nagley & Easter
Grimm
Chicago
Not Worth the Living Not Worth the Living
An Albuquerque notice extols a digestive remedy sold by J H O Reilly Co as a universal cure for stomach troubles. It promises quick relief, revival of digestion, and improved nutrition with a satisfaction guarantee on a fifty cent box, excluding cancer.
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Albuquerque Toda
Mbona
J. H. O'Reilly & Co
Mi. Ona
Barbers' team Lightning Hits Roswell House in Storm
Lightning struck a galvanized water tank at R. W. Smith’s Roswell home during a rainstorm causing the electricity to travel via water pipes. Mrs. Smith received a severe shock near the kitchen sink, and a box of manure near a pipe was torn and burned. Prompt action by Mr. Stith averted a serious blaze and potential medical issues. Chamberlain's Salve touted for skin diseases with 25 cent price.
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Roswell House
R. W. Smith
Roswell
Roosevelt rails against reckless denun ciation in reform push
President Roosevelt condemns what he calls wholesale denunciation in magazines and public life, warning it harms genuine reform. He urges moderation and cautions against equating honest officials with crooks. He stresses the need to distinguish between rogues and reformers to catch thieves.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
Collecting Pictures of All Attorney Generals
Edward C. Burke secretary to Attorney General G. W. Prichard has started gathering portraits of every attorney general to adorn the Capitol office. Some portraits are already enlarged and returned, others are with photographers for completion. The project will add a notable feature to the office equipment.
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Edward C. Burke
G. W. Prichard
Capitol Building
Burke
Var
Iehide
Stephens. Elkine
Joint Victory
A. B. Fall
William Breeden
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Editor
W W Kearney editor of the Independent Lowry City Missouri praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy kept at hand at home to stop colds early and prevent croup in children. He claims it shortens illness and urges universal use. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
W. W. Kearney
the Independent
Lowry City
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Robert Hillaborough
Government Indian School
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Oklo
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EL Paso
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Edward Bartlett
BH. A. Fiske
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