New Harvey Hotel Planned for Needles Site
Needles provides details on a proposed Santa Fe Harvey House hotel to replace the fire-destroyed building. Plan calls for a reinforced concrete structure nearly 600 feet long with 20 foot porches, shaping Needles as a key division point. Construction may wait for official review, with a $150,000 estimate and notable dining rooms promised.
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Harvey Hotel
Needles B
Front Street
Monaghan & Murphy Company
Needles
Santa Fe
Railroad
Harvey House
Denair
John Denaly
The
BILEN
Albuquer
M. M
Chicago
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
EL Paso
Texas
BELEN
New Mexico
Baseball Scores and Battery Pairings Across Leagues
Summary of multiple 1910s era games listing batteries and lineups by city. Cleveland Detroit St Louis Chicago Boston Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Boston shows varied batterymen, including Donovan Klelnow Armstrong Leifield and Phe Lindamann. Also notes second games and scattered team abbreviations across leagues.
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Cleveland
Rae Cleveland
Philadelphia
Rhodes and Clark
Schumann
Berry
Detroit
New York
Donovan
Payne
Chesbro
Hughes
Klelnow
St. Louis
Lawson
Washington
Petty
Plckey
Patten
Warner
Chicago
Boston
Allrock and McFarland
Tannehill
Glaze
Carrigan
Arm Cruster
Cincinnati
Ewing
Gleby
Lush and Doolin
Pittsburg
Leifield
Phe Lindamann
O'Neil
R.hb
Faulupt
Gibson
Young and Neil
Brooklyn
St. Louise
Noonan
McIntyre
Ritter
RHE Bt. Louis Co
Moran
R. HE
Reubach
Matthewson
Bresnahan
Arizona Rich in Copper Mines
John Q. A. King notes Arizona ranks second in total mining wealth among U S states, producing about ten million dollars more from its mines last year than Colorado and roughly double California’s output. California and Colorado lead in gold production, while Arizona’s copper wealth stands behind Montana.
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Union
California
Colorado
John Q. A. King
Arizona Copper Leads Nation as Gold and Silver Decline
Arizona mined 44.609 million dollars last year, far ahead of Michigan Colorado and California. Arizona copper alone topped 39.025 million, while Art 20m yielded 3.5 million in gold and 2.074 million in silver. Michigan produced 34.499 million in copper and 77 thousand in silver, Colorado 25.983 million gold 7.75 million copper and silver, California 17.502 million gold 3.146 million copper and 198.5 thousand silver. The copper value in Arizona exceeded combined wealth of California and Colorado gold states and doubled the two-state silver and copper output. The numbers echo a Colorado miner’s two-year-old prophecy that Arizona, if developed like Colorado, would lead mining nationwide, surpass Montana’s copper wealth of 52 million. The piece also includes unrelated health ad copy and a crime note about Kemary Ritter’s death in an insane asylum after making a fortune during mental decline.
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Arizona
Michigan
Colorado
California
States
M. King Abe
Montana
Cured by Chamberlain's Remedy for Diarrhoea and Cholera
Maggie Hickox of Midland Michigan recalls how her two year old son recovered from a severe bowel complaint using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The advertisement asserts it can handle even cholera infantum and urges following the directions for a certain cure, with sales through all druggists.
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Ora A. Stephens
Port Williams
Dr. King
Chamberlain
Maggie Hickox
Midland
Mich
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J. D. Emmons
Furniture Man
Colo
Corner Coal and
Second St
Albuquerque
N. M
University of Arizona
Tempe
Flagstaff
Tucson
Transcontinental Clergy Bureau
D. A. Hawes
Eunice Cole
A. B. Todd
Peate Pe
San Bernardino
Honolulu
Alameda
Lantry-Sharp Construction Company
C.H. Sharp
Routhern Pacific Company
Burra Madre Mountains
Railrowdins
Ee Og
HJ. Lyddane
Batita Fe Railway
Flagstaft
Busier
Barrman
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Ica
R. HE. Pueolo
Denver
Stimmer
Rennicker
Kemary Ritter
Watlsenburg
Naravista
Territorial Insane Asylum
Las Vegas
Union County
Walsenburg
Elks Opera House
Yuma Athenaeum Company
Yuma
System
Pacific Mutual
F. B. Schwentker
N.T. Armijo Bldg
Agency
Just
Champion Grocery
Tijeras
Italy
Lucca
Lommori & Matteucci
White House
Dar
South First Stree
D. Arias
South Second Street
Depot
Postoffice
P. Zito, Proprieto
West Silver Avenue
D. E. Galloway
Rice Hotel
North First Street
Dinelli & Lengioni
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
South First Street
Albuqu
Erque
Second Street
Copper Avenue
Albuquerque Carriage Company
First Street
Tijeras Ave
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
R. P. Hall
Albaquerens
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
J. Korber & CO
B. Ruppe
West Railroad Avenue
Bank OF Commerce. of Tt
Hanupacturing
Vann & Son
Ife
Bank OF Commerce
Albuquerque, New Mexico
F.C
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole Agents
Matson's
England
Thos. F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Albuquerque Hone
Shoemaker
Walton
Bout Third Street
C. W. Strong’s Sons
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview
Santa Barbara
Third Street
Emil Kleinwor
North Third Street
W. E. Mauger
Rance & Mauger
North Albuquerqu
Rankin & CO
N. T. Armijo Building
TOY
GRADI
North Third Streer
A. E. Walker
Insurance
Mutual Building
West Avenue
Dragoie
General P
North Broadway
Wasington Avenue
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Town and Improvement Co
John Becker, Pres
WM. Berger
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