Bold Strike Hinted in Coyote Canyon Gold Field
The Evening Citizen reports a recent rich gold strike in Coyote Canyon Manzano mountains. Assays and ore samples suggest promising tonnage though full development remains pending. Local prospectors and Albuquerque investors have staked claims as interest grows in potential big mines ahead.
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Citixen
Coyote Canyon
Manzano Mountains
Mangang Mountains
Colorado
Arizona
Payine
Albuquerque
Coreys Wedding Sparks Public Debate at Sea Route to France
Public opinion forms around the Mavenewsiman Core y wedding as the couple sails toward France. The Citizen surveys press reaction from Chicago to New York with varied, sometimes scornful, remarks on polygamy scandal and celebrity, while local sources note copper production growth in the Sante Bits district and broader economic concerns.
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High Seas
France
Eet
Chicago- Recor-Herald
New York
Corey
Ilmun
York Evening Globe
The Cubs Corner Band Prom Bill Fater
A note in the corner hints at a band prom bill with hopeful lines about credits from W EB Corey and Doak. The fragmentary item mentions a title perhaps read as Monday the din but remains unclear.
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Corey
the Dain
The Strenuous Life for Him on a Farm and Love
Louis Schroeder travels to Medina to work on a farm while a series of social vignettes unfold. A story follows Jack Ainsworth’s bite into single life and a nursing romance in New York after a boarding-house plan backfires. The piece mixes humor, romance, and wartime era notes through named places and people, with verse interludes and local notices threaded through.
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Riverside Drive
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Andrew Carnegie
Charle
Carnegie
Levant
Phidias
Orphan Asylum
Louis Schroeder
Medina
Louis
Schrocter
Win
Katherine Leckie
Yale
Wall Street
Jack
Ethel
Charley Wiggins
Ne Y
Miss Townsend
Grace Layton
Mr. Alnan
Grace
Townsend
Victoria
Wax
Wim
Vexas Names Across Cities In Incomplete List
A fragmentary roster mentions C. P. Jones of Santa Rosa and Seligman, B Carpenter, J. W. Miller, J. J. Lark, John Nelson of EL Paso, Kettner Mt, Harry Johnson Winslow, Penn Diberes, Craige, Bl use New York, J. W. Butler, Gilbert Young of Washington D C, H A Herbert, Mea Le, H Bateman Bakersfield Cal.
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Vexas
C. P. Jones
Santa Rosa
Seligman
Kupferdreh
Germany
B Carpenter
J. W. Miller
J. J. Lark
John Nelson
J. W. Butler
Jew
Gilbert Young
Washington, D.C
H. A. Herbert
Washington, D. C
Mea
H. Bateman
Bakersfield
Cal
Tailor Pushes Variety as Key to Fit and Style
In a Daily interview Martin Ryan, a Second Street tailor, argues that variety in body types drives demand for bespoke and altered clothing. He says tall slim and very fat customers keep shops busy, and notes tailored garments can transform even a living skeleton. The ad promotes a big sale at Cash Tins, offering shoes, wares, and discounted clothing with many items undercut in price.
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Martin Ryan
Second Street
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Coreys
Alamogordo
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Bill Fater
Roscoe, the Rooster
Imperial Laundry Co
Charles Pullen
City of Mexico
P. Pool
Denver
SB. Marks
Louisville
James Reag
Newton
T. Brown
Socorro
W.M. Evans
Boston
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A. Edwards
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Springer
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George Fo Moyer
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F. H. Strong
Heyward Bros. & Wakefield & Co
Ratan Goods
Karpen Bros. Leather Goods
Stickley Bros
F.H. Strong
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
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Barton Bros
Kackley the Tailor
West Gold Avenue
Metropolitan
Whitson Music CO
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Learnard & Lindemann
the Square Music Dealers
Clarkville
John
Beaven
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Erie
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Walton's Drug
Corricht Ca
Pioneer Bakery
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