Railroad to Pass Through Unexplored Western New Mexico
Dr Fayette A Jones geologist reports on exploration across western New Mexico from Deming to Durango for the proposed Colorado Columbus and Mexico railroad. He details harsh travel conditions, striking photo evidence of farming, mining, forests, and coal regions, and notes proximity to Zuni Pueblo and Pueblo Bonito ruins.
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Fayette A. Jones
el Paso
Colorado
New Mexico
Deming Plains
Silver City
Mogollon
Frisco Mountains
San Juan County
Durango
Zuni
Pueblo Bonito
Jones
Death of Mrs Josephine Wilkinson Prominent Albuquerque Philanthropist
Mrs Josephine C Wilkinson wife of James N Wilkinson president of the Albuquerque Wool Scouring mills died after a brain tumor at home 118 North Second Street. Burial will be in Long Beach California with sister Mrs Iida McDonald. Her quiet charitable work with the Non-Rectarian Benevolent society earned her wide affection in the city.
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Josephine C. Wilkinson
James N. Wilkinson
Albuquerque
North Second Street
Long Beach
Cal
Iida McDonald
California
Mre Wilkincan
Wilkinson Aed
Non-Rectarian Benevolent Society
Jovnl
Doctor Pierce’s Non-Alcoholic Tonic Aimed at Stomach and Liver Cures
Promotes Dr. Pierce’s All Healing Salve and All Healing Salve benefits for old ulcers and running sores. Describes tonic as a non-alcoholic blood purifier and energizer using native roots like Golden Seal and Queen’s root. Claims to strengthen digestion, liver function, and overall vitality with a long-tested formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
BR. V. Pierce
Buffa N. Y
Woman of selfless service dies in Albuquerque
Mrs. Wilkinson, born in Berwick, Maine, and a resident of Albuquerque for about ten years, is mourned as a selfless worker whose death will bring sadness to many.
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Wilkinson
TSSC
Berwick
Albuquerque
Ohio men capture trophies at Perry
Camp Perry Aug 27 Ohio soldiers swept the day’s matches as Lt A Dale Rothrock won the national rifle contest and Sgt BK Orr captured the national pistol title amid strong showings by Ohio competitors. Navy and other service members also earned top honors in various events.
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Camp Perry
BK. Orr
Ohio
United States Army
National Board For the
United States
A. Dale Rothrock
J. F. Dortech
Navy
M. P. Stiles
Maine
J. O. Stemple
Ore
C.F. Orr
A. J. McNabb
Twenty-seventh Infantry
A. P. Denny
United States Navy
W. J. Lee
F. Parley
Kansas
Thomas Feeny
Fourteenth Cavalry
R. Alderman
District of Columbia
H. L. Black
United States Artillery
A. Smith
Colorado
H. E. Williams
New Jersey
F E. Rescher
Minnesota
Denny
Lee
Remarkable Weather Bureau Achievement
Berlin reports Dr. P. J. H. Polis director of Aixla Chapelli Observatory says he achieved wireless weather reporting from the Hamburg American steamer Auguste Victoria. Reports reach 150 miles from the American coast and 1,200 miles from European coasts, enabling weather maps 306 miles ahead with passing vessels assistance.
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Berlin
P. J. H. Polis
Aixla Chapelli
Auguste Victoria
New York
Niliet
Fairbanks Volunteers for Stump Speaking
Vice President Fairbanks offered his services to the Republican state committee and will speak wherever directed. Will Hays and Charles Serrit discussed his role at state headquarters, and Fairbanks expressed strong eagerness to carry the ticket in the state.
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Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Republican State Committee
Will Hays
Speaks Bureau
Charles A Serrit
State Headquarters
T.cket
Senator Vilas S. Cumms Dies After Stroke
Colonel Vilas S. Cumms, a lifelong Democrat who served Iowa in the state senate and U.S. Senate appointment, died at 10:45 AM after a series of strokes. He collapsed while nurses bathed him. the immediate cause was a paralytic stroke. He had been bedridden for five weeks and his death ends a long public career.
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Corone
F. Vitas
Vilas
Benator Jota
Apooner
Queen Wilhelmina health reports conflicted in telegrams
Amsterdam reports conflicting statements on Queen Wilhelmina’s health with a telegram indicating good health and a forthcoming communication expected to bring joy. Separately Mexico sends a gunboat to Puerto Cortes on Washington’s request, while officials deny hostile intent and promise peaceful aims. A Christian Science Bank president dies in St. Louis at 62 after paralysis. Berlin notes a government subsidized cable firm founded to link Germany with Brazil and Africa.
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Amsterdam
Wilhelmina
Mexico
City of
Foreign Office
Puerto Cortez
Mhonduras
Washington
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Davila
Republic
Berlin
Cologne
Brazil
Teneriffe
Liberia
Africa
American Bar Association Sets High Standards for Judges and Fees
The American Bar Association met to discuss ethics in justice administration. The code emphasizes disputing improper litigation, impartial judge selection, fee fairness, and disallowing private court influence. Contingent fees were debated and amended to require court supervision.
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Bers
American Bar Association
American Bar
Administration of Justice
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
W. J. Gilkineon
Theweociation
Ponte Riew
Roosevelt son halts runaways saving Bayville family
Kermit Roosevelt, son of the president, chased and controlled a runaway pair of horses along the Oyster Bay shore. He stopped the galloping animals, preserving the Hyves of Mrs. Frank Hilton of New York and her two young sons who were in the carriage. Mr Hilton was thrown but unharmed.
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Oyster Bay
Kermit Roosevelt
Bayville
Frank Hilton
New York
Kermit
Mr. Hilton
Witness Offers Testimony in Haine Case Conspiracy Probe
A witness emerges claiming readiness to testify to matters concerning Captain Peter Haine and his son’s murder case. The letter from Curtis to General Bains notes boasts about Haine family ties and offers to aid defense, while Curtis insists he will testify only if necessary.
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Morning Journal Bperial
New York
William KB Antis
Peter. Haine
Mains
Peter C. Bains
Peter Halna, Jr
Thorsten J. Haine
Annis
Court records reveal testimony chain in military inquiry
The defense plans to call Hains as a witness during her husband’s absence in the Philippines. Correspondence between Mr Curtis and General Hains led to an interview at the Bote Martinique where Curtis identified as a lawyer and former officer. He claimed maternal descent from General Redman, once chief of ordnance.
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Hains
Philippines
Mr. Curtis
General Hains
Battleship Fleet Nears Melbourne Arrival Press
Melbourne reports the American fleet off the Victoria coast after passing port near 4:10 am. Thousands flock to witness the approach with rail traffic strained and decorations rising while rain threatens early events.
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Patch
Gaboisen
Victoria
Port Pillip
Melbourne
Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Australia
Sydney
Auckland
Earl Beaten Soul Mate in Divorce Case Arrested
Ferdinand Finn Earl, dubbed affin ity and soul mate figure, held on 2000 dollar bail for assault on his former wife Julia Kotter Barle. He pursued her after divorce proceedings, vowing to find and talk with her despite her location with her mother. He described the turmoil and his intent to present himself well upon locating her.
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Affinity
Mercing Journal
WireJohn & Y
Fileman O
Bartle
Marie
Monroe
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Colorado, Golumbus and Mexican Railroad
Hemoves
Jare
Perry
Weather Bureau
Vilas S
Holland
St. Louis
C. G. Cloud
Hamilton County
McLanesboro
Cathe
American Bar Association Meeting
Morning Journal
Seattle, Wash
Nur
Anni Boas
Melboure
Wirel
Priday
Artict
Earl
Tuxedo
Jal
Losey
Dexter
Concord Grapes
Bartlett Pears
Snan
The
Jaffa Grocery Co
Superior Lumber & Mill CO
Lember
Laree
GEASS
Albuquerque, N. M
Albuquerque Lumber Co
North First Street
Aldbuquerque
Rio Grande Lumber Co
Marquette
Case and Sons
RAABE
Mauger
Hardware & Ranch Supplies
Saddlery
J. Korber & CO
First National Bank
N. M
United States Depository
Depository
A. T. & S. F. Railroad CO
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