Denver trip and civic notices in The Free Lance
The Santa Fe free press invites readers to a Denver excursion with a round trip fare of twenty dollars aboard the Santa Fe Southern and Denver & Rio Grande lines. The trip runs August 12 to 18 with eight days in Denver. Also covered are obituaries, the death of Bishop Rasney Macnenear, and local political notes on New Mexico statehood and party strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tove
Santa Fe Hook & Ladder
John Gray Hose Companies
Caballeros
Colorado State Firemen
Denver
Free Lance
Santa Fe Southern
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rasney Macnenear
Colorado
Tie
Lamy
Santa Fe
Salpointe
Machebeuf
Canton
Chas. Johnson
Plains
Colorado State
Santa Ke
Santa Me Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Atchison
Tapesa
Santa Me
New Mexico
Free Lancer
Board of Trade
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Rep Lance
Empress Augusta Converts to Catholic Faith
Berlin July 13 court circles report Empress Augusta has converted to Catholicism. Victoria reportedly joined the church after a confession before Archbishop Radzewski, with Count Russelwell and Prince Radziwill witnesses. The emperor had been informed prior to the ceremony.
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Empress Augusta
Berlin
Augusta
Victoria
Rpbe
Radzewski
Prince ‘Radziwill
Count Russelwell
Radziwill
Editorial critique and local mining news in New Mexico
A New Mexican editorial criticizes Southern governors for alleged fraud and weak enforcement of the law, urging unity and progress in New Mexico. The piece also reports on the Chester mine at Cerrillos in Santa Fe County, detailing its shafts, vein width, ore quality, and a recent ore shipment yielding about 382 dollars per ton in silver as Gray and Richards push development.
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Korror Pree Lance
New Mexican
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Louisiana
South
Sullivan and Johnson
Nashville
Tennessee
New Mexico
Union
Cerrillog
Chester
Cerrillos
Santa Fe County
John Gray
Danil Joseph Richards
Socorro
Lncky
Gray & Richards
Hammock purchase leads to odd instructions at Woodward store
A shopper asked for printed instructions for a hammock bought on Woodward Avenue. The clerk replied with humorous steps about swinging between trees, practicing falls, and bruises before attempting to exit, as reported by the Detroit Free Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward Avenue
Detriot Free Press
English syndicate plans cheap gas network from Chicago
The Tribune reports in Chicago that English syndicate representatives aim to buy the gas trust plant and supply gas at 25 cents per 1,090 feet. They plan a $20,000,000 company to build a nationwide cheap gas plant following the line of least resistance, if local capitalists accept the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Tribune
Gas Trust
United States
Tramp Interruption Sparks Tense Shouting Match
A fragment from a street scene captures a beggar shouting for shelter as a woman named Mrs Pancake orders him away. The exchange includes calls of “go away” and accusations of roughing up the house with wood, carpets, and other acts.
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Congress
Frek Lance
S. D. Baldwin
Baldwin
San Pedro
England
Lucky
Col
R. W. Webb
D. Baldwin
John King
Herbert T. Wright
Judge Warren
Henry A. Grady
Russia
Johnstown
New York
Beaver
Sana Va
The
Garden
le Marsh
Manhattan
Eal Brigham
P.O
N. M
W,b, Sloan
U. 8
U.8
Catron
Andy
Santa 18
J.P. Victory, Atttorney AT Law
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Gildersleave
Preston
Attorneys AT Law
Dz CO
Jewelers
Palace Avenue
Governor
Academy of Our Lady of Light
Sisters OF Loretto
Thia Academy
J. B. Lamy
Slatern
Santa IE
Mothirr Frangisga Lamy
Uperionr
Ni M
Donoghue & Monier
Santa .Fe Brick Yards
Santa Fe, N, M
Tohn
D. Allan
San Francisco Street
Santa Fe, N. M
D. D. Harkness
Cerrillos House
Don Gaspar Avenue
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