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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1906

Page

7

Skeleton Found In Old Adobe House At 134 De Vargas Street

A human skeleton unearthed by carpenters in an old adobe house at 134 De Vargas Street suggests a possible past murder. The bones, encased in hardened mud plaster, lie in a half reclining position. no bullet holes or trauma apparent. Owner Evaristo Lucero may not know the full story, and the house awaits burial of the remains.

de Vargas Street New Mexican Evaristo Lucero Tomorrer

Death of John E Coleman Pioneer Rancher of Grant County

John E B Coleman died Monday morning at his ranch three miles east of Silver City after a lengthy illness. Born June 30 1829 in Louisville Kentucky, he spent years prospecting in California before moving to Kansas and then arriving in this county in 1871. He homesteaded in 1872 and lived there thirty four years, maintaining a large timbered tract and practicing modern ranching methods while defending against Apache raids. Survived by brother D W Coleman and sister Mrs Emma Ellis of Topeka Kansas, who cared for him at his bedside. He was highly regarded as an honest, respected pioneer and farmer and Grant County loses a key original settler.

Evening Citizen Silver City John E B. Coleman Tarquoise the Independent John EB. Coleman Hhis Ranch D. W. Coleman Emma Ellis Topeka Kas John T. Coleman Louisville California Kansas Grant County

Diamond Brooch Offered At Wholesale Price By Rosenfield’s

A diamond brooch described as twenty one large tones is left unredeemed. Wholesale value listed at 250 dollars with retail at 800 dollars. offered price is 175 dollars. Item on display in the Rosenfield’s show window at 118 Railroad Avenue.

Rosenfield’s Railroad Avenue

Is Drunkard Insane and Alienists Clash

Special correspondence reports a heated debate on whether drun kenness signals insanity. Dr T D Crothers argues intoxication is a form of insanity caused by a brain disease and that reform efforts are ineffective. Dr Allen McLane Hamilton and Dr Carlos F McDonald rebut and discuss dipsomania as a specific psychiatric condition with varied origins and treatment. Also includes consumer ads for scalp treatments and a stomach remedy.

New York T. D. Crothers Walnut Lodge Hospital Hartford Conn British Medical Association Crothers Allen McLane Hamilton Dr. Crothers Carlos F. McDonald

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