Travel rates and routes advertised to multiple cities
A fragmented travel notice lists daily dates and cheap summer rates to several points including Oklahoma Springs, Portland, San Francisco, Billings, and Huntington. It references the Santa Fe route and ongoing promotions through September with various dates and a contact person W. R. Buons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PORTLAND
OREGON
San Francisco
Billings
Huntington
W. R. Buons
Di J
Cough Dangers Warn and Acker’s Remedy Sold
Readers are urged to beware a dangerous cough that can lead to consumption and death. An advertisement touts Acker’s English Lozenges as a modern remedy claiming to stop a cough in one night and cure a cold, with a money back guarantee at Palace Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Palace Drag
Five Hundred Game Cards for Sale in Silver City
Five Hundred is advertised as fast and a main evening amusement with complete instructions and mileage details available for 10 cents each, three for 25 cents at the Ihsamicne office. Also offers contracting for digging wells and for gas engines or windmills with pump, P O Box 24, Silver City, New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihsamicne
P.O
Silver City
XN. M
New Mexico Seeks Qualified Teachers and Certifiers
Hiram Hadley, Superintendent of Public Instruction in Santa Fe, explains teacher vacancies in New Mexico Territory. Applicants must pass rigorous exams for first and second grade certificates, provide attendance certificates, and meet moral and academic standards. Salaries vary by position, with country schools offering around 50 dollars monthly and city schools higher.
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of ‘Education
Territory of
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Mexico
United States
territorial board
territorial board of education
fred
Wibepeutosi Salarios
nome
boards of education
Tam
wong
HIRAM HADLEY
Supt. of Public Instruction
N. M
Fire destroys Missouri state display at Lewis and Clark Exposition
A major blaze at the Missouri state building in Portland Oregon, part of the Lewis and Clark Exposition, wiped out the art and slateary collection and most exhibits with losses estimated above 50000 dollars. A lone youth spotted the flames and alerted authorities while secret service agents investigated possible incendiary origin.
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Portland
Oro
Missouri state
Missouri state commission
Sheatt- Uifnl
Missouri
Tio
secret service
Jere
Fire Destroys Missouri Building at Exposition
Amid the Missouri exhibit, the building burned with a single casualty as electric wires ignited. Firefighters fought the blaze for. minutes, preventing spread to nearby structures due to calm winds. Edward Crumbaugh of Columbia supervised the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Edward Crumbaugh
Columbia
Hera
Harry Jones
The Ton of the Ladder Encourages Hard Work and Merit
The Chicago Journal notes ample opportunity for superior talents and warns there is no quarter for whiners. It argues the top of success offers space for entrants who work rightly, with little encouragement for those who do not strive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
youster
Joni
Belgian Lace Centers and Flemish influence noted
The article describes Belgium as a key center for lace with Flanders noted for its flax and the Ghent and Ypres regions praised for Valenciennes lace. It mentions historical dissemination of lace techniques and distinct regional styles developed over centuries.
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Flanders
Ghent
aid-Yeres
valenciennes
Subbubs Conversation on Fashion and Guests
Fragmentary dialogue mentions Mrs. T, gowns, and guests at a gathering. The text includes imperfect phrases about attire, a few names, and an informal exchange about who attended.
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J. A. MAHONEY
Tel Paso and
Deming
ORADO SPRINGS
EBLO
W. J. Brack, G. Toeka
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Education
ain Hadley
Missouri State Building
Ueley porth
Alaska
altgether
LMETATTON SURGERY
Perrone
Ennlat
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Lhat
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Subbubs
Thos. mcCauley & Co
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