Deming to Sierra Madre Rail Project Promises Work
Reports from Mexico detail a major railroad scheme extending from Deming toward the Sierra Madre and Pacific coast. An American syndicate led by Locke and Faurot has secured concessions with Gen. Trevino and Lie. de la Garza to build hundreds of miles, backed by government subsidies and bonds, with Cleveland as probable U S headquarters and Ohio as the organizing base.
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United States
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Sierra Madre
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Geo. B. Hearst
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Deming News Highlights Local Events and Incidents
A Deming column records varied items from a council meeting and Masonic Lodge notices to deaths, travel updates, and community curiosities. It notes a large bond talk, births, and a San Francisco suicide, with railroad and streetcar observations, a Chinese New Year celebration, and local theater plans.
Grand Library Ball Brings Notable Success at Deming
The grand seasquerade ball hosted by the Library and Gymnasium association at the town hall last Friday drew a crowded crowd. From nine to one, attendees danced to lively tunes in unique grotesque and elegant costumes. Net receipts totaled $600, covering debts and leaving a $20 surplus to seed future building plans. Mrs Allaire earned strong credit for organizing the event, with much praise for performers and donors who contributed time and talent to the cause.
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pprr& house
evert mude
Lurch
Allaire
Juries Active as Federal Court Hears Adultery and Theft Trials
The United States court reports juries organized last week with a grand jury list led by O F W Schmidle and a lengthy petit jury roster. Trials include adultery cases with dismissals and guilty verdicts, and a big army case with two years and a $100 fine. A deportation order was issued for a non certified witness, with work expected to resume once witness funds are secured.
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Steven Cray
congress
O. F. W. Schmidle
Forethan
5. M. Pert
Yashel Apodace
Hilarte Moreno
Juan Chavarria
F. L. Barka
James Achenbach
Q. Perez
Valentine Barela
Alex Slarda
United States
Luviana Miranda
Tiburcia Caseres
Julio Rubio
Antonio Chairs
Plaje des Castlils
bigami
Bon Tou
Ckinaman
Marshall
witnneses
Mystery surrounds missing Col. Fountain as search widens
Supreme Chancellor G B Perry of Las Vegas visits Deming Ladys No 20 Knights of Pythias amid a mystery about Col A J Fountain and his son. The lodge plans active search, calls on citizens to aid, and announces rewards totaling 1000 for information or capture of abductors or murderers. Messages indicate a statewide effort with potential reorganizations and upcoming searches.
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G.B. Perry
Las Vegas
Hart
Fleet Regiment
New Mexico
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Perry Noclus
A. J. Fountain
battle hope
Thorton
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Duna Avs
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Albuquerque
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Los Cruces
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overnor Thornton
Daokien Arnica Batre Promises Quick World Cure
An old style ad touts Daokien Arnica Batre claiming rapid cures for ulcers, eruptions, and various ailments with guaranteed relief or money back. It mentions two four room cottages for rent near a windmill, priced at 95 cents per bundle, with inquiries at the Fargo Express office.
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J.P. Byzoz
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Fargo Express office
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Mining News from Mowerton Ore Camp and Nearby Mines
The district’s mining scene remains active with the Deep Down leasers preparing to restart at the mill, machinery changes planned, and the Maud and Little Fanny mines showing limited activity. Tesos Grand Central dominates production, while Golden Giant continues to be vigorously worked and ships ore to the company mill. About 800 workers are in the area, with strikes reported at several properties, El Paso shipments steady, and new prospecting ventures in Dona Ana and Grant counties under way.
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Nuong
Sheridan
Crernan
Tesos-Grand Central
jbig
Inter
Spiller
McLean
Bilvet City
managera
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Silver Chord
imine
William Keiff
Keift
El Paso
Charlea Poe
A.E.McDaniel
Wiliam Keitt
Inez
Ueiog peshen
Al Schulz
Wormser Co to Sell Out at Cost as Retirement Sale
Local merchants report G Wormser Co planning a complete liquidation of stock at cost with many articles offered below value. Advertisements note new lines from Hannis Kingston and various sale items across groceries, dress goods, hats, shoes, and household goods. Readers urged to place orders at Clark Co and visit Wormser Co for bargains while stock lasts.
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iseo
J. FP
Bysoo
Wrnttan Mayon
Argun Lex
Conalyre
yeeter
El Paso
Clark & Cola Bakery
at & Wormser & Co
Hounaste Heb and the New York Victory Fracas
A humorous crossfire of Democratic boosterism and party critique unfolds as a New Mexico audience hears a committee chair tout Tammany victory while Deming’s Bob Campbell counters with a sharp, regional tally of Republican gains across states. The exchange blends political satire, regional loyalties, and calls to adjourn for further talk.
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Los Angeles Times
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New Mexico
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the
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Deming
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New Jersey
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Pennsylvania
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Delaware
Maryland
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Virginia
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Washington
Ohio
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Kentucky
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kure
Chicago
Nebraska
Alva Adams
Colorado
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