Romance of the quake three missing brides
Special Correspondent in Oakland reports on three San Francisco brides who married U.S. citizens to gain entry, their husbands born in the United States. Officials challenged the marriages as a workaround to exclusion laws, a decision from Washington pending when the April earthquake struck. the brides were admitted on bond, but deportation plans were halted by the disaster.
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United States
Oakland
Caly
Nob Hill
San Francisco
Low Chow
Low Bow Kong
Yung Goon
Chinatown
Rhen
China
Pacific
Mexico
Ciudad Juarez
el Paso
Washington
Frisco
Libel suit at Bis Bee settles out of court
The Bis Bee libel case involving the Consolidated Printing and Publishing company and the Review frustrates efforts to bind editor W B Kelly to a future grand jury. A demurrer to the indictment succeeded as the court found the publication not libelous and exonerated the bond posted earlier. Another suit by Ken Julian Welgehaussen against the publisher centers on an incident at Welgehaussen home last summer. The court sustained the demurrer in that charge, leaving the broader libel actions unresolved and the defendants free for the moment.
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International American
Blabea Review
Wbel
Kewyer
Bisbee
Tom Plannigan
Grand Jury
Consolidated Printing and Publishing Company
Review
W. B. Kelly
Kelly
Tom Mannigan
Gand
Ken Julian Welgehausen
Chin Sult
Welgehausen
Automor Quarles
Rawlins
Greham
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Albuquerque Resident
A Albuquerque resident Mrs J H Smith cites severe backache and excruciating strain from back muscles. She reports taking Doan's Kidney Pills at a local drugstore and experiencing relief with no further need for the remedy. Promotes price and availability by distributors Poster Milburni Gouttale M Y as sole agents for the United States.
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Dean
Bright
J. H. Smith
Huning Avenue
J. MH. Smith
Doan
Deaters
Coata
Milburni Gouttale M. Y
Aole Agente
United
Dvan
Lake Shore to Boston Very Low Round Trip Fares
An advertisement offers one fare plus one dollar for a round trip on the Lake Shore to Boston with travel dates in May and July. It invites readers to write A. C. Burrows in Kansas City for full particulars and mentions Chicago passenger traffic. Also notes a patent remedy for health alongside a travel pitch.
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Lake Shore
Boston
Joo Boing
New England
A. C. Burrows
T. Pal
Tooth and
Walnut Streets
Kansas
Acer
Chicago
Murdered Man Had Soul of Poet in Frightful Note
Prof U Francis Duff wrote lines before his death showing a nature unlike his public foe seeking a revolver. The lines speak of anguish and salvation. Also notes Mia Su Martin of Falsonia, Miss, afflicted with stomach trouble for six months and praising Chamberlain's Tablets. Samples free.
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A. Francis Duff
U. Francis Duff
Mia
Su Martin
Falsonia
Miss
Chamberlain
Territorial Levy for Fifty-Eighth Fiscal Year
Territorial Auditor W G Sargent announces a reduction of the levy from 15 to 14 mills for the fifty-eighth fiscal year 1907. The assessment covers maintenance of territorial government and funds for territorial educational charitable and penal institutions with allocations including 6 mills for territorial purposes and 6 1/2 mills for territorial institutions along with other specified funds.
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W. G. Sargent
W. G. Sargetas
New Mexico 14 Mills Total Land Fees and Bond Sinking Funds
Land fees and bond sinking funds across multiple sections of 1905 laws and 1897 compilations total 14 mills. Includes Mounted Police fund 1-2 mill, current expense bonds sinking fund 384, provisional indebtedness bonds 4176, territorial institution bonds 2691, New Mexico Military Institute bonds 2667, insane asylum bonds 3625, and related sections.
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States Land Fees Fund
Territorial Institution
New Mexico Military Institute
Insane Asylum
Dagnette Seeks Pueblo Labor for Colorado Beet Fields
Charles EB Dagnette of Albuquerque, an outing agent for the Pueblo Indians, arrives in Santa Fe to recruit 400 Indians from New Mexico schools and pueblos for beet field work in Colorado’s Rocky Ford district. Workers earn $1.50 daily, with living costs low, enabling savings for the school term.
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Charles EB. Dagnette
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
Rocky Ford
Colorado
HUNT BUYS EL PASO HOME AND WASHINGTON PARK LOT
C F Hunt purchases property near Washington Park including Mr Boone’s Feart dance and furniture over two and a half acres with a water pump. Elk El Paso Herald notes Boone is divesting holdings in Washington Park while a park tenancy deal involves Inter-American Malt sabociador.
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Col C. Hunt Seah
Meg
Cascarets touted for child health in early ad text
A vintage advertisement warns of infant stomach and bowel ailments from constipation and touts Cascarets as the safe, effective remedy. It promotes maternal use, claims candy tablets ease constipation, and offers a Golden Bonbon as a premium while urging readers to open a checking account for business needs.
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Mama
Agaress Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Albuquerque Real Estate and Merchandise for Sale
General merchandise store with full stock and two extra rooms, plus a large ranch near Albuquerque with abundant water and irrigation. Thirteen to fifteen acre parcels, cottonwood trees available for transplanting, multiple city lots, and a cheap cash sale plan. Property and inventory details offered by contact to owner.
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Albuquerque
Territorial Topics for Building and Local News
A. Mahoney of Deming begins hollow cement brick production and plans a two story double building on his site after twenty years at the same location. A Santa Fe alley fight near Club saloon ends with Frank Romero badly beaten by ex policeman Manuel Gonzales. No arrests. Maurree Tobin leaves Santa Fe with sixteen Pueblo Indians to perform at Coney Island this summer. five women accompany the troupe. Measles spread in Alamogordo. whooping cough blamed on careless mothers, two babies die. In Elizabethtown, three candidates vie for postmaster after George Beebe’s death. John Carrington leads endorsements, Miss Emus Pearson builds support, J. A. West pursued by a Democrat. Nicholas White, a pioneer Arizona rancher, dies in Florence after appendicitis. born Bavaria 1849, survived by four children. Phoenix area voters face a gambling issue. L. W. Coggin and others pledged to allow a vote before next year’s end. party lines noted but impact unclear. Subscriptions urged for The Citizen to keep informed.
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Santa FE
Frank Romero
Manuel Gonzales
Gonzales
Romero
Bid for City Building Bonds Sealed at Albuquerque
Sealed bids endorsed Bid for City Building Bonds directed to the City Clerk of Albuquerque New Mexico will be received until noon June 4 1906 for thirty thousand dollars of city building bonds. Bonds 1000 each bearing up to 4 percent interest payable semi annually and due payable in 20 to 30 years with default liquidated damages. Right to reject bids reserved.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Iim
Ima
Harry Fo Lew
Aliuauerque
Harry FP
Lee
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