Dramatic Senate Row Over Drastic Rate Bill Reforms
A May 17 editorial questions why senators from major rail and industry firms push drastic amendments to a rate bill. It muses on possible concealed agendas, mentions figures like Tillman Bailey Dolliver Aldrich Platt Foraker and Kean, and wonders if the Senate is becoming the people’s ally amid uncertainty over constitutional grounds and conference tactics.
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Trust and Money
Senate
United States Senate
Copard
Standard Oil
Anaconda
Fom
New York Central
Illnois Steel
Pennsylvania Railway
Union
Uhe National Assembly
Tillman
Bailey
Dolliver
Interstate Commerce Comnesion
Aldrich
Platt
Express Company
Kean
Foraker
Commission
Senator Foraker
Interment for Electrician Killed in Las Vegas Incident
An electrician who died Saturday evening while topping an electric light pole at Ninta and National Streets Las Vegas was sent for interment in Kingsville Missouri. The deceased's father accompanied the widow on the journey home with the body.
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Ninta and
National Streets
Las Vegas
Kingsville
First Donation For Memorial School From Las Vegas
Professor Hiram Madley of Santa Fe received 4 toward the Las Vegas Normal University fund for victims of the April 18 disaster. The contributions come from faculty members students and friends, marking the first NM educational institution to donate.
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Hiram Madley
Santa Fe
Normal University At
Las Vegan
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Well Known Prescott Man Arrested on Cohabitation Charge
T J Boltz, a retired attorney and mining man from Prescott, was arrested on a charge of unlawful cohabitation with Maggie French. The complaint was sworn by Mrs Verema Freneh before U S Commissioner J M W Moore at Boltz’s ranch west of town, with Deputy U S Marshal W M Eagle making the arrest and Boltz arraigned in the afternoon.
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Prescott
Edmunds
T. J. Bolts
United States
J. M. W. Moore
Verema Freneh
Boltz
Maggie French
Accu Nia
Marghal W. Meagle
bin Ranch
Moore
Roswell court actions and local flower thefts reported
The article notes a grand jury appearance with $1,000 bonds in Roswell and details ongoing flower thefts in the area. It mentions G W Fouts of River ton Indiana nearly losing his life and crediting Elec tric Bitters for curing a chronic liver complaint and jaundice. It ends with a drug advertisement touting the tonic’s benefits and price.
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G. W. Fouts
Riverton
Zeckendorf vs Steinfeld retrial to reach US Supreme Court
Arizona’s Zeckendorf v Steinfeld retrial looms after the supreme court reversed a nearly $300,000 judgment from the Old Boot mine dispute in Pima county. The case, involving partner dissolution and mine ownership, heads to new trial then a final appeal to the U S Supreme Court. A bystander was shot in Grant county during an incident with Cipriano Salas. Sepulveda admitted shooting claiming self defense and was bound over to the grand jury. Also notices advertising cosmetics and scalp treatments appear in the issue.
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Arizona
Zeckendorf
EB. S. Ives
Steinfeld
Supreme Court of the United States
Gallas Sepulveda
Cipriano Salals
San Lorenzo
Grant County
Sepulheda
Silver City
Justice of the Peace
Newcombe
Windy day hat joke in Close Observer tale
The Close Observer recalls a windy day at the Second street and Railroad avenue corner where a young woman clings to a new spring hat. A bystander quips about her skirt blowing, and she notes the hat cost $13.69 and has always stayed with her hat.
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Robinson Park
Second Street
Railroad Avenue
Changes in Jemez Forest Reserve Boundaries Likely
Forest Assistant Reynolds reports probable boundary alterations to streamline administration and add timber lands not originally included. He notes small unused tracts may be excluded to reduce permitting needs for sheep and cattle operations, while commending rangers and staff and preparing a formal Washington report.
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Jemez
Robert V. R. Reynolds
Government Forest Service
Santa Fe
Reynolds
R. E. Benedict
Tme
Washington
White
Asslwtant Reynokin
Ud Porest
J. F. Knoipy
Rangers
Reo
Por
Reynolds Hay
Panta I
Household Banking for Efficient Domestic Management
The article extols bank accounts as a tool for modern households to save time and labor. It explains checks provide a complete record of payments and receipts, and that a small initial deposit suffices to open an account.
General Merchandise and Real Estate For Sale Near Albuquerque
FOR SALE General merchandise and real estate cheap for cash. Fifteen acre ranch near Albuquerque with irrigation and water within 10 to 40 feet. Two ditches supply best irrigating conditions. Thousands of cottonwood trees for transplanting. Multiple city lots and a large store with stock, rooms, yard, barn, and wagon shed offered dirt cheap for cash. Prices available on request.
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Albuquerque
City Bond Bid Sealed by Albuquerque City Clerk 1906
City of Albuquerque invites sealed bids for thirty two hundred thousand dollars in city building bonds at 4 percent max, payable in New York, 20 to 30 year terms. Bid deposits of 1000 dollars required, bids due June 4 1906, addressed to City Clerk Harry B Lee.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New York City
Janary
Harry BP. Lee
Tarry PF
Lee
Denver
Colorado
Fort Apache
Fort Huachuca
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
Fort Logan
Fort Bayard
Fort Wingate
New Mexico
Fort Douglas
Fort Nachesne
Utah
United States
I Cao H
McCauley
Q. M Rae
Merchant Tailoring Promises Quality and Experience
An advertisement by O Bambine announces a merchant tailoring shop moving upstairs at No 209 West Railroad Avenue. The notice touts fifteen years of experience with guaranteed first class work including suits, clothes cleaning and pressing, and ladies garments cleaned and walking skirts made to order.
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West Railroad Avenue
Bambine
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