Victims of Old Geronimo Remembered at Fort Bayard Memorial
Fort Bayard New Mexico May 30 Memorial day exercises drew large attendance and featured W B Walton of Silver City as orator. Veterans marched to the cemetery and placed floral tributes on over five hundred graves including those connected with the Geronimo massacres. The ceremony included a firing volley and a floral funeral march by Camp Jacob H. Smith No 1.
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Fort Bayard
N. M
United States
Jacob H. Smith
W. K. Lyda
S. V
W. P. Roden
J. V
Thomas Beyer
George J. Dreslin
van A. Pollock
Charles S. Thiery
Thomas Lind
Joseph H. Orandorff
Post Recreation
Jacob Bennett
Daughters of the American Revolution
Silver City
W B. Walton
C. C. Bateman
South
Lyda
Pateman
Geronimo
O. N. Marron
Knights of Columbus
Raton
Order
Coronado Council
Trinidad
Mr. Marron
Albuquerque Council
George Patridge
John A Johnson
W. FE. Ryan
R. H. Hannon
Frank Kruske
A. Kane
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Seaberg Hotel
L J Walsh
A. BR. Streicher
Cooney
Bruhne
O. A. Kane
Laguna
Coronado
Strike imminent in Colorado coal mines
Denver with fourteen days of talks ending in a stalemate three thousand miners in northern Colorado lignite fields face a strike after rejected wage reduction proposals. A district convention at Lafayette tomorrow will decide the action following subcommittee report.
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Denver
Colorado
Lafayette
New York Election Recount Complete for Mayor Ballots
In New York on June 1 the recount of twenty six ballot boxes was completed reviewing ballots cast for William Nearat and George B. Metivitan in the last mayoralty election.
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New York
Will'am Nearat
George B. Met Ivitan
Hearst Gains as Ballots Counted in Ohio and National Rally
In Ohio 1,900 boxes remain to be counted as Hearst leads by four votes on the day. Two Democratic conventions in the Ninth District renominated Congressman Sherwood with delegates split between Denver and other picks. both sides instructed for Bryan. Hitchcock plans to attend the Chicago meeting to discuss war secretary contests, meeting Roosevelt and Taft in Washington.
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Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Toledo
Ohio
Sherwood
Congress
BD. A. Powers
Dr Watts
Denver
Frank Niles
Charles Gerding
Bryan
Washington
Frank
Hitchcock
Taft
Chicago
National Committee
Roosevelt
Vanderland Ships to Dover After Minor Collision
Antwerp June 1 The Red Star liner Vanderland suffered a slight accident with only a simple machinery disarrangement. The steamer returned to Flushing for repairs and left that port this morning for Dover.
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Antwerp
Red Star
Vanderland
Flushing
Dover
No Need of Suffering From Rheumatism
An advertisement urges relief from rheumatism via Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It claims chronic rheumatism pain can be relieved and often cured with the liniment, aiding sleep and rest even in long standing cases. Available in 25 and 60 cent sizes at druggists.
Central American unrest sparks talk of war
Passengers aboard the steamer Acalpace report unrest in Central America with fears of assassination plots against President Figuera of San Salvador and President Cabrera of Guatemala. They say revolutionists gather in Guatemala and Honduras along with planned attacks on San Salvador, though details lack confirmation.
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San Francisco
Acalpace
Central America
Figuera
San Salvador
Cabrera
Guatemala
hHionduras
May 1908 U S coinage totals revealed at mint
The May 1908 coinage report shows United States mints produced 20,491,275 dollars. Gold coins equal 14,182,120 dollars, silver 1,085,000 dollars, minor coins 225,155 dollars. An additional 2,211,116 pesos were coined for the Philippine government.
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Washington
United States
Narcoossee merchants promote Chamberlain remedy
Born in Iowa the Ennis Bros. report long use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made at Des Moines. They credit its life saving effect in El Paso Texas and note they now sell it in Narcoossee Kansas El Paso Arkansas? with growing favor. The remedy is for sale by all druggists.
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Iowa
Des Moines
el Paso
Texas
Narcoossee
Kpla
Ennis Bros
Committee Targets Clearing Debts for Territorial Fair
The finance committee of the International Industrial exposition and Territorial fair met at the Irrigation congress headquarters to plan debt clearance and funding. A 10 o clock morning session at First National Bank will seek donors to support the twenty eighth annual Territorial fair and its amusements and sports.
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Irrigation Congress
First National Bank
State National Bank
Central Americans on Verge of Bloody Clash
In San Francisco on June 1 the attorneys for Abraham Ruef Patrick Calhoun and Tirey L Ford argued in Judge Lawlers court that current grand jury members were biased when they returned joint indictments over a trolley franchise granted to United Railroads The hearings to decide the defense motion to set aside the indictments are expected to last about a week.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Patrick Calhoun
Tirey L. Ford
San Francisco Banker on Trial for Embezzlement
San Francisco June 1 The trial of Water J. Bartnett former vice president and counsel for the failed California Safe Deposit and Trust Company began today before Judge Conley. Bartnett faces embezzlement charges involving bonds of the Colton estate aimed at saving the California Safe Deposit and Savings Company during financial stringency.
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San Francisco
Water J. Bartnett
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Conley
H Bartnett
Colton
California Safe Deposit and Savings Company
Flames Sweep Oklahoma Town
A restaurant fire in Hooker Oklahoma destroyed twenty one business center houses and damaged the newspaper plants and post office. The blaze began at 3 pm and within an hour caused about 150000 dollars in damage. Liberal sent a special train with aid. insurance figures were not known.
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Liberal, Kas
Hooker
Okla
Liberal
Stomach and Liver Tablets Bring Cure to Many
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets reportedly cured many stomach troubles including a man who spent over two thousand dollars on medicines before being cured by a few boxes. Price is 25 cents with samples free at all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Amalgamated Copper Posts Decline in Earnings at Annual Meeting
At the Amalgamated Copper annual stockholders meeting James Stillman retired from the board while Benjamin B. Thayer John D. Ryan and John Bushner were elected directors. Net income for the year ending April 30 stood at 6,680,557 a drop of 7,473,843 from the prior year, with a year end surplus of 525,041 down 1,703,047. The group reported 212 million pounds of refined copper produced from owned or partly owned affiliates in 1907.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper Company
James Stillman
National City Bank
Benjamin B. Thayer
John D. Ryan
John Bushner
Stillman
Copper industry profit and stock decline reported in 1908
The report notes about 178 million pounds benefited Amalgamated Copper. It cites low copper prices and a fast fall in demand with a bleak mood. By February 1908 surplus copper had nearly vanished and mines are operating at full capacity.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
Proceedings of the Methodist Conference report and rulings
The Baltimore session of the Methodist Episcopal general conference moved quickly through reports and routine business. Key actions included transferring heresy trial oversight to local conferences, ditching the six months predation system with probation, and enacting discipline changes effective June 1, 1909. Assignments announced for bishops covered Alaska, Oklahoma, Arizona, California, and other missions.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Judiciary Committee
Committee On Home Missions
General Board of Foreign Missions
General Conference
Alaska
East Oklahoma
Smith
Arizona
Caliornia
California
Warren
Colorado
McDowell
Columbia River
Idaho
Hughes
New Mexico
West
Spellmeyer
Moontant
North
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
Pacific
Oklahorma
Experienced saleswoman sought by The Economist
Wanted notice seeking a saleswoman with experience for The Economist. Explicit instruction that no other applicants should apply. Job posting emphasizes specialization in sales duties without additional requirements.
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The
Economist
Erconomist
North Ninth Street
Creditors Urged to Submit Bills to Bayer at Irrigation HQ
The creditors of the last territorial fair are requested to immediately send itemized bills to W. A. Bayer at the Irrigation headquarters in the Commercial club building.
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W. A. Bayer
Commercial Club
Grand Central Hotel at El Paso Visit or Stay
The Grand Central Hotel invites travelers to El Paso as a central stop four blocks from Union Station. European plan rooms priced from 500 to 2.00 with streetcars accessible to the depot. W M McCoy is the proprietor.
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EL Paso
Grand Central Hotel
Union Station
W. M. Mwcoy
Old Reliable Again Insurance Claim Recorded
A reader reports receiving an $8.26 sickness claim payment from the Pacific Mutual Insurance Company of California. The note endorses Pacific Mutual as reliable and names John Wiedmann, millwright at American Lumber Company.
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Pacific Mutual
Reliable Pacific Mutual of California
John Wiedmann
American Lumber Company
Water Accounts Due at Water Supply Office
All water accounts are now due and payable before the Sth of the month. The Water Supply Company's office is at 219 West Gold. Earthen Drinking Fountains for Poultry offer a cleanest and healthiest way to provide fresh water. They never wear out and resist rust. Small chicks drink easily. older fowls avoid dirty water. Sold in three sizes: half gallon 35c, gallon 50c, two-gallon each ten cents extra. bk. W. Bee 02-601 South First. Phone 16.
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West Gold
Bk. W. Bee
South First
Rich Men Save by Shopping at Postom Grocery
A rustic ad lists groceries and household items for sale at the Cash Buyers' Store on Second Street. It touts discounts on cereals, canned fruits, flour, basins, sifters, and footwear with prices ranging from dimes to dollars.
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Cash Buyers
Uni
Second Street
Furnished rooms in pew building on North Broadway
C. A. Grande advertises newly furnished rooms in a pew building with bath, available by day, week, or month at reasonable prices. Sole agent for Tijera Canyon time. Stock includes imported and domestic liquors and cigars.
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C. A. Grande
North Broadway
Pew
Tijerae Canyon
Baloon
Park improvements bid notice for Robinson Park
Sealed bids for raising the band stand and other improvements in Robinson Park will be received until noon June 3 1908 Plans and specifications may be seen at the secretary Park Commission R W D Bryan Beginning today sacks will be furnished by Oakeys back line at all hours of the day and night Telephone 195 or 196
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Robinson Park
Oakey
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M. P. Stamm
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M. IL. Stern
T. N. Wilkerson
G. L. Brooks
D A. Macpherson
W. H Gillenwater
Frank McKee
R. H. Collier
W. S. Strickler
Charles Melvni
Alfred Granefeld
J. A. Weinman
Jay Hubbs
W. Hesselden
J. Korber
J Bachechi
A. Giomi
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F Wilson
George Neher
William Farr
D. H. Floatright
BE. J.strong
A. J Maloy
Arthur Leverett
Felix Lester John S&s. Beaven
P. Hanley
Perfecto Armijo
Jesus Romero
Oklahoma Town
Amalgamated Copper
Proceedings OF
Methodist Conference
Fort Wingate
Ives
Southwest
Southwestern Business Association
Central Avenue
Wayside Inn
West Silver
Sto
Roberts’ Wagon Yard
N. Broadway
P. O
Frank Day
West Hageldine
H. W. Rand and Co
Arno
Morning Journal
Joe Richards
East Central Ave
Bezemek’s
North Fourth Street
Gold Ave
Cail
Household Loan Company
Grant
West Central Ave
Security Warehouse & Improvement Co
Grant Block
Third Street
Central Ave
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Continental Oil Co
G. M
Journal
N. North St
John Sweney
P.O. Albuquerque
South Walter
W. HL
Oliver Typewriter
P.O
Remington Typewriter
Millett Studio
W. Central
Lockhart
Underwood Typewriter
West Central
Futrelle Furniture Co
West End of Viaduct
Z.eare Journal
John
DR. Nacamuli
Europe
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Bath
Park
S. B. Cor
South 6Th St
Broadway
Tijeras
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South Walter Street
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Wilson
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Craiga
Silver Avenue
H. E. Rutherford
South Broadway
M. R. McCrory
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Park Commission
Sharp
Jacob Loebs
Corlier
New York Avenue
Storey
Clark
Scott Knight
Otto Dieckmann
Annie Loebs
Dee
Aztec Fuel CO
the Simpier - Clark Shoe Company
Oxfords
Superior Lumber and Mill Co
South First Street
Venice OF
America
Villa
Venice
M.D
San Marecial
W.L. Trimble & Co. Solvery
Claus
Second St
Mhenna
H. Frank
North Third St
C. P Crane
J. Se
Highlands
N. Std
North Fifth
East Central
Pon
New Post Office
C. BE. Gleckler
Bisbee
Alls Alls
S. Broadway
North Eleventh
Edith St
Ehre Morning Journal
Sth
Fourteenth h_street
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
John M. Moore Realty CO
Raul Kleinwort
Masonic
North Third Street
N. Fourth St
W. Tijeras
4Th Ward
Fourth Stret
North 8Th Street
12Th Street
A. Fleischer
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