Grandfather from Far Andalusia Recalls Juan Salazar’s Life
Jose Salazar of this city contributes a sketch of his father the late Juan Salazar y Jimenes who died at Tome in April at age ninety. The elder’s grandfather Don Antonio Jimenes was born in Andalusia Spain and sailed the Atlantic and Mediterranean seas. He served as honor guard at the Madrid royal palace and later moved to Mexico with his uncle Bishop Granado entering mining in Sonora. There he married Josefa Belderain and settled near Estancia de Nacory, Sonora. Their daughter Luz Jimenes wed Jose Salazar y Curilo of Tome New Mexico. Juan Salazar y Jimenes, born Tome November 24 1818, married Francisquita Baca of Belen in 1844. He joined the Mexican militia in 1846 and, as an American citizen, served as Valencia county treasurer for fourteen years probate judge four years and council member eight years. He was a noted orator and adviser on public matters. He and Francisquita lived sixty four years. Surviving children include Manuel Salazar Jose Salazar of Albuquerque and Celso Salazar of Tome. Felicita Salazar de Romero wife of the late J P Romero of Peralta died earlier. There are sixty six descendants including grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Done Josefa Belderain
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Albuquerque
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Dynamite Outrage Near Butte Strikes Nearby Home
Report from Butte Montana notes a dynamite blast demolished the home of J G Wicklund foreman at a Washoe Smelting quarry near Anaconda injuring him mildly while his wife and baby escaped. A freight train was sabotaged with a crowbar tied to rails and threats against Wicklund continue as unrest follows mine and smelter reopenings.
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Our American forests hold valuable medicinal roots
Article praises American medicinal plants and claims Dr. Pierce's Cure for various ailments. It cites extracts from standard medical works and promises a free little book from Dr B V Pierce of Buffalo New York. It warns of fake advertised medicines and states genuine remedies use plant extracts.
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Attell Defeats Sullivan in San Francisco Bout
Abe Attell stops Tommy Sullivan in the fourth round after a fast exchange at the American featherweight title fight. A late change to weigh in at 126 pounds led the referee to void bets. Also notes Johnny Frayne wins over Frey Landers and Laura Biggar Bennett moves to edit the Daily Sun in Albuquerque.
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Germany faces 250 million bond issue demand
Berlin April 30 The imperial government must borrow 250 000 000 during the next five years to cover deficits even if yearly appropriations do not rise before 1912. Treasury Secretary Sydow told the Reichstag appropriations committee that a thousand million marks more may be needed annually for five years. Herr Erzberger warned of burdens on future generations from spending beyond income. The committee adopted a proposal to require the government to present an amortization scheme.
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State Bank Opens New Offices with Fresh Money Stunt
The State National Bank opened in its new corner offices at Central and Second and celebrated by paying out only new money to customers. Fresh crackling notes in every denomination were used, amusing customers, especially the ladies, who favor clean money. The new offices attracted a large crowd of customers and visitors.
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Congress Debates Interstate Commerce Exam Budget
The House resumes sundry civil appropriations amid a Michigan amendment raising ICA enforcement funds to 75000 for Hepburn act examinations. Debate lasts hours as Senate District of Columbia and pension bills head to conference and a morning session is planned.
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Senate Appropriations Bill For Agriculture Faces Forest Debate
Washington April 30 The Senate considered the agricultural appropriation bill and disposed of most committee amendments except those affecting the forest service which will be debated tomorrow The bureau of soil appropriation was cut from 233460 to 200000 at the secretary of agriculture's request Senator McCumber supported the need for funds while Senator Teller quipped about the secretary’s Scotch roots The bill and amendments were approved by the committee and readings concluded for the day adjournment followed at 4 49 p m
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New British Turbine Cruiser Shows Speed
Glasgow April 80 It is unofficially reported that the new cruiser Indominitable during speed trials has achieved 28 knots over a measured mile on the Clyde and 26.25 knots on continuous steaming. The turbine ship is 17 250 tons and 636 feet 4 1 2 inches long, launched March 16 last.
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Homesteaders Must Stick to Their Claims
Washington April 20 An adverse report was ordered today by the house committee on public lands on the Senate bill providing four months leave of absence during winter for all homestead settlers. The committee expressed the opinion that the bill would restrain a bona fide settler since his claim cannot be jeopardized unless he is away from it six months.
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Russian orders to raise 10004 troops against Kurds
A dispatch from Tabris States reports Tenderan ordered a force of 10,004 troops to punish Kurds. Kurdish tribes have been pillaging villages around Urumia in Persian Armenia and several deaths are reported.
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Cannon No Longer Foe to Remedial Legislation
Washington April 20 Represent ative Townsend of Michigan secured assurances from Speaker Cannon through Rep Watson that the speaker favors action this session on an anti injunc tion law and a Sherman anti trust act amendment. Bills will be filed by the judiciary committee. A drive to withhold consent to any financial bill seeks weed pulp free net action.
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Speculation wrecked McIntyre Co in New York crash
Testimony before US Commissioner Gilchrist tied private speculation to the collapse of T A McIntyre & Co. as George C. Ryan and Edward F. White disclosed an account labeled Number 275 on the firm books. The account was personally owned by T A McIntyre and was short about 15 000 shares at the time of failure. Maurice Leon stated McIntyre was ill in a sanitarium and would appear at the next hearing.
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Schaefer Forfeits Billiard Title to Sutton
Jacob Schaefer forfeits the world 18.1 balk line billiards title to George Sutton due to illness and inability to defend the championship in Chicago on April 20.
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Cold persists into spring prompt relief with Foley's Honey and Tar
A fragment notes lingering spring colds drain the system and nerves. It advises Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick, safe remedy to expel the cold and deliver reliable results, offered by J. H. Reilly Co.
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Body of Mountain Found in Alps Identified Guide
Berne April 30 A party of guides found a well preserved body in an ice crevice on the Monterosa glacier. It was identified as Nagil a guide who fell into a crevasse in the summer of 1887 while leading a party.
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Santa Fe switchman killed under wheels in San Bernardino
James F. Cogley a Santa Fe switchman in the San Bernardino yards was crushed when he fell beneath a cut of three cars during switching at the west end of the guards. He was found an hour later in a mangled state with fatal injuries, the cause of the accident unknown.
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Albuquerque Resident Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills
Mrs. E Adair of 817 South Edith St Albuquerque Nebraska says kidney trouble pain between shoulder blades eased after using one box of Doan’s Kidney Pills. She reports relief while standing and relief when seated. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for US Remember the name Doan’s.
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