Romance of an Idaho Eden at Perrine Ranch
In Belxe City Idaho on September 27 a correspondent describes the Perrine fruit ranch at Blue Lakes. Irrigated orchards thrive amid volcanic cliffs and a rushing spring. Perrine, who arrived as a prospector twenty three years ago, now sells fruit at about 1200 dollars weekly. His farm grows apples peaches pears melons and other fruits while the rugged scenery and daring construction tell of grit and perseverance.
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Belxe City
Idaho
Trrigaon
Union
I. B. Perrine
Blue Lakes
Perrine
Paris
Omaha
Buffalo
Portland
St. Louis
Snake River
E. H. Harriman
Boise
Perrine Ranch
Napoleon
Your & Wagon
President Roosevelt Backs Fencing Lesson Plan
President Roosevelt expressed strong approval of new cavalry fencing regulations prepared by a special army staff committee. The program aims to quicken action and improve vision, timing, and confidence through a series of lessons for foot and mounted cavalrymen, with debate on the role of saber and overall sword skill in modern combat.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
International Insanity Congress Opens in Milan
In Milan Italy on September 27 the International Insanity congress opened with representatives from every civilized country. Delegates include leading insanity experts and directors of famous asylums in Europe and beyond. The three day session will discuss treatment of private persons inside and outside asylums.
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Milan
Italy
Europe
Coast defense ordnance to feature 14 inch gun plan
Washington D C September 27 there is a delay in completing the mount design for the 16 inch coast defense gun at Watervliet Arsenal. Experts are testing a 6 inch carriage to refine plans for a mount that could support a future 14 inch gun and the Taft board endorses such a main coast fortification weapon. Congress may be asked next year to fund the larger caliber gun as the maximum for coast defense.
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Washington, D. C
Watervliet
N. C
Army
Ordnance Office
Taft Board
Endicott
Congress
Pennsylvania Railway Report Nears Completion
An investigating committee appointed by the Pennsylvania Railroad board, chaired by Stuart Patterson, has nearly completed an initial report. The panel says the company’s books and records were under examination and information was not readily available. A final report is not expected until the November board meeting, ahead of Congress to preempt further unfavorable legislation.
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Pennsylvania Railway
New York
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Crawd
Dirett
Pennsylvania
Stuart Patterson
Congress
John L Sullivan Sparring Shows Highlight Obion County Fair
Union City Tennessee reports the Obion County fair opening with daily sparring bouts featuring John L Sullivan and his sparring partner. The ex heavy weight champion headlines a three day event with afternoon exhibitions in a special ring attracting crowds.
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John L. Sullivan
Union City
Tenn
Obion County
Monument Erected to Albert Sidney Johnston in Austin
A monument in memory of General Albert Sidney Johnston will be unveiled by the United Daughters of the Confederacy in the Texas state cemetery this afternoon. Hundreds from the Texas Division U D C and Confederate veterans participate in the program. A tresting program has bee.
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Albert Sidney Johnston
Austin
Tex
United Daughters of Confederacy
Texas
A. Tresting
Notice of final proof and public filing in New Mexico
Notice lists Manuel B Chavez as administrator for Antonio Chavez deceased with final proof due October 6 1906 at Albuquerque NM under land act procedures. Witnesses named include Juan Apodaca Benito Armijo Poticarpo Sanchez and Mellton Otero. Also notice for Juan Pablo Montano of Hagan NM to file five year proof November 5 1906 with witnesses Nestor Gonzales Jacobo Gutierrez Jose Gutierrez Andrea Armijo. Ends with a medical advertisement for Buckle BuckJon's Arnica Salve at 25 cents.
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William G. Tight
Albuquerque
N. M
Vis
M. F. Angell
E. Hodgin
Charles Hine
John Brown
United States
Manuel B. Chavez
Antonio Jose Chavez
Juan Apodaca
Valencia
N. My
Benito Armijo
Poticarpo Sanchez
Peralta
Mellton
Otero
Interior Department
Manuel
Register
Department of the Interior
Banta Fe
Juan Pablo Montano
Hagan
Ais
Bernatillo
Nestor Gonzales
Haga
Jacobo Gutierres
Las Placitas
Jose F. Gutierrez
Las Pincilan
Andrea Armijo
Las Piacitas
Wanted Help and lodging notices flood a city street
Classified ads seek canvassers and house workers across multiple addresses, from 519 West Ti Jeras avenue to 216% South Second street. Listings include chambermaids, general house help, hoarders, clerical staff, and a road worker. Also promoted are employment agencies and a vast array of rental and sale notices for rooms, apartments, houses, and businesses in Albuquerque area.
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Ti Jeras Avenue
Copper Avenue
First Street
Abraham
F. L. Colburn
West Silver Avenue
South Second Street
P. A. Allaire
San Antonio
N. M
Atlas Employment Co
Gentionens Seconat and Clothing
South First Street
Sena
R. J. Sweeney
New Mexico
E Manufacturing Company
J. H. Moore
Albuquerque
Frank Ackerman
John M. Moore Realty Co
North Broadway
Consolidated Liquor Co
Minneapolis
South Second
Ieet
Par View Terrace
H. H. Tilton
Grant Block
Seventh Street
Tijeras Avenue
Sommers & Mattencet
East Coal Avenue
Norris
Pacific
Tigeras Road
Oni St
Pueblitos
Cally
South High Shest
Hmowscho and
Crear
A. B. Kempton
C. D. Warde
el Paso
Southwestern
Eailly
Albuquerque business card collage advertises services and products
Multiple lines announce offices and services in Albuquerque including a tuberculosis clinic offering high frequency treatment from 8 to 4 with attendants and phones, undertaker services with gold phone, a gas engine dealer, an examiner of titles, a merchant tailor upstairs at 209 West Railroad Avenue, and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets promoting easy laxative relief and indigestion cure.
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Fairbanks, Morse & Co
West Railroad Avenue
Weert Railroad Avenue
Bambins
Chamberlain
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