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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1905

Page

7

Beauty Bright Indian Girls Of The Indian Territory

Indian territory reports feature graceful Cherokee and Creek maidens. Many are graduates from northern schools, including two Muskogee women who earned Vassar credentials. The Cherokee female seminary costs about 100000 dollars and trains in classics, music, and drawing. Social equality with whites is emphasized, with no distinction between races among educated individuals.

Muskogee Vassar Cherokee Female Seminary Couse Misses Price Jennings Ethel Anna Martin Cherokee Seminary

Old Man Evans Gored to Death by Infuriated Bull

David L. Evans a Civil War veteran and Grant county pioneer was found dead in his cabin, reportedly after an attack by a terrorizing bull with a broken leg. The incident followed warnings from Charles Metcalf, with Evans's death prompting funeral arrangements and a note on his long Westward life and public esteem. The report also mentions fruit crop sales near Santa Fe with values and orchard notes.

David L. Evans Grant County Metcalf Place Chas. Lyons Mangus Silver Guy Evans Place Charles Metcalf Metcalf Evans Greenup Kentucky Keutneky Hwang

Fruit Crop of Santa Fe County Reported

Great quantities of fruit have been harvested near Expandia three miles north of the Sune shine present on the property of Hon. I Bradford Prince. The New Mex reports heavy shipments of poacher fruit recently with daily totals near 185 tons sent via the Denver and Rio Grande express to Pueblo where a wholesale fruit house sold them rapidly at high prices. Rio Grande valley and Santa Fe county.

Expandia Bradford Prince Saya Denver & Hie Grande Express Pueblo Rio Grande Valley Santa Fe Coun

Pawned His Leg in Humorous Minn. Tale of Johnstone

Emil Johnstone a Winnipeg arrival in Crookston Minnesota sought aid to reach Duluth. Alderman Misner advanced seven dollars for a train ticket in exchange for a hostage of Johnstone’s leg. Johnstone later worked in Minneapolis and asked for the leg back. Misner now returns the leg gratis and invites Johnstone to provide an address to forward his other limb.

Emil Johnstone Emil Crookston Minn Duluth Chairman Misner Poor Committee For Aid Winnipeg Alderman Misner Johnstone Minneapolis Misner Johnstone Gratis Mount Clemens Hunter Hot Springs Mont Mianer St. Aul

President's favorite verse in White House renewal

Workmen clean the White House interior and repaint the exterior as the building is readied for fall operations. A large display of books and relics in the president’s office is being reduced to one painting, featuring John J. Snealis' Tune “Opportunity.” Albuquerque firms change hands at a local planing mill. Don’t wait for an explosion cook with gas the humane way.

White House John J. Snealis Ineeldent Moater Himan

New Mexico's Rich Iron Ores Portend Industrial Growth

The New Mexican cites John Fritz of Bethlehem Pa praising abundant coal, limestone, and iron ore in New Mexico and predicts a future as a manufacturing center. It notes Lincoln county iron lands, the Mert deposit in Grant County, and regional ore sources amid growing U.S. steel demand.

United States John Fritz Bethlehem Bethlehem Steel Works Alabama South Georgia Fritz Lincoln County New Mexico Mert Grant County Socerre Lingoin Counties Chupaders Gallinas Jearina Mountains Rio Pycos Sau Pe Cochiltenty Bie Cuba Mexico

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Indian Territory David J. Evans Mangus Valley Veblo Gould Orchard Sanfidefonsi Santa Me County Mr. Ewing Creole Colo Santa Fe San Ildefonso Santa Cruz Santa FE County Brooklyn Bago W. H. Hall A. J. Love Albuquerque Barber GLOBE Silks Sicillians Mohairs Henriettas C. B Southwest Siocon West Railroad Ave Otto L. Rice Henri & Bolthoff the Pioneer Machinery House of the West American Radiator Co Seventeenth Street Denver Colorado Fourth and Gold Avenue Imperial Laundry CO. “Red Wagons Tijeras Road Albuquerque Carriage CO A Melini Eakin Ance J. Korber & CO Yellowston AM St. Lani & Ae Jos Schlitz Mibwauker South Wives Chrase Knights OF the Midnight Sun Elks Hall Woodmen Orchestra Empress Mills M. Berger West Copper First Street Eoee Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers Las Vegas B. Ruppe Bank OF Commerce Railroad Ave
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