Santa Fe Excursion Rates for 1901 to 1902
Lamar Colorado July 16 1901 announces year round tourist rates from Santa Fe to Grand Canyon Arizona for 58.40 and to Phoenix or Prescott for 63.40 with six day going limit and nine months final return, plus all year rate to Hot Springs New Mexico at 14.70. Side trips to Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Denver priced, colonist rates to Northwest in 1902 heading to Helena Butte Anaconda Spokane Portland at 20 22.50 25. Convention rates for Federation of Women’s Clubs in Los Angeles May 1-8 1902 set at 42.10 or 53 with various routings. Special side trips to City of Mexico Irapuato Guadalajara Aguascalientes Tam pico listed. Second class colonist rates and Homeseekers Excursion to California from Lamar include multiple dates and prices. inquiries to G J Garvin agent.
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Lamar
Colo
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Phoenix
Prescott
Grand Canyon of Arizona
Phynix
Hot Springs
N. Mex
la Junta
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Northwest
O Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Spokane
Washington
Amateu
Portland
Oregon
Tacoma
Seattle
Convention of Federation of Women’s Clubs
Los Angeles
California
San Francisco
Albuquerque
Ogden
el Paso
City of Mexico
Irapuato
Guadalajara
Mexico
Aguascalientes
Tampico
California Limited
Grand Canon
Homeseekers
Atchison, ‘Topeka and Santa I’e Railway Company
Homeseeker
Colorado
G. J. Garvin
California Express
Las Animas
Pueblo Grado Springs
Chicago
Lightning Recorder By Father Odenbach At St Ignatius
Father Odenbach of St Ignatius college in Cleveland has built a lightning recorder with a 100 mile range. The device uses a copper roofed tower, a copper rod, and delicate instruments to click record upon every flash, offering ongoing data even when no visible lightning exists. He plans a paper output to provide continuous observations for meteorological use and forecasters.
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Father Odenbach
St. Ignatius College
Cleveland
Europe
Cleveland Plain Dealer
College
Jersey Street
Marconi
America
Atlantic
Boggio
Thornycroft Sculptor of Heroes and World Statues
The article praises sculptor Hamo Thornycroft as a creator of major public statues including Mr Gladstone in London, the Cromwell statue at Westminster, Gen. Gordon in Trafalgar Square, Earl Granville in Parliament, and John Bright in Rochdale. It notes works in Melbourne and Calcutta and across the empire, highlighting his fame. It also references a Chicago Record-Herald quote about Thornycroft’s broad impact.
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Hamo Thornycroft
Mr. Gladstone
London
Cromwell
Westminster
Gen. Gordon
Trafalgar Square
Thornycroft
Earl Granville
John Bright
Rochdale
Rochdale Is Another of Mr. Thornycroft
Kingdom
Empire
Gordon
Melbourne
Sir Steuart Bayley
Calcutta
United Kingdom
Chicago Record-Herald
Being Born Lucky And Unlucky In Business Luck
In Detroit and Chicago a roundtable of men compares luck in fortunes from oil booms to railroad tunneling. A tale of a man who drilled into a petrified tree and died by debt contrasts with Smith who leverages risky bets, striking a profitable tunnel and gaining a vast bonus. The chat questions whether luck truly shapes success.
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Detroit Free Press
Chicago
Philadelphia
Smith
Southwestern
Albert Edward Defends Image After Darby Victory
A New York Press report portrays Albert Edward as unshaken, praising his return from Europe where he reportedly earned over twelve thousand puns over the Darby. He tells a club audience that critics misread him as a Falstaff figure, insisting he remains the sane prince. An anecdote notes he ignored a heckler at a pool table.
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Albert Edward
Europe
Darby
Prince of Wales
Hal Henry V
N. Y
Confidence Man Claims To Be A philanthropist
A con artist argues his aim is to give happiness and calls himself a philanthropist. The listener disputes the claim while a Chicago Post quotation notes that some people find happiness in being humbhugged, highlighting the irony of deceit.
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Chicago ‘Post
Printer Surprised by Pain Balm Cure for Rheumatism
Henry T. Crook of the Asheville Gazette reports severe rheumatism after getting his feet wet last winter. He credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with immediate relief after using two thirds of a bottle, claiming no rheumatic pain since. Sold by I H Myers, druggist, with other health ad lines for Ballard's Horehound Syrup and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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Chamberlain
Henry T. Crook
Asheville
N. C
Gazette
I. H. Myers
Public Notice of Land Claim Proof in Colorado
Notice is given that following claimant filed proof of his intent to claim land in Colorado. Tests of continuous residence and cultivation of lots 2b 8 4 Sec 18 and lots 2 5 in fog ASV 6 p.m. March 25. Witnesses: August Reyher Clel Kowe Mbert Rampenthal and B Jones all of Lat mar Colorado. W A Meneine Register.
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T Laman
CoLo
August Reyher
Clel Kowe
Mbert Rampenthal
B. Jones
Latmar
Colorado
W. A. Meneine
Notice of settler intent to prove up land in Lamar Colorado
Orrick at Laman Con February 28 102 notice to prove up land claim before register Lamar Colorado witnesses Charles Hickman William Morse Joseph Morse Jacob Jenner to establish residence and cultivation on the claimed tract continued to see range W 6 p.m. authored by W A Murritn Register with where and when as stated in notice of continuous residence on the land and the claimant's intent to file final proof.
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Orrick
Laman
Con
Norice
Elain
Ister
Lamar
Colo
Tholin Wrinck
Charles Hickman
William T. Morse
Joseph W. Morse
Jacob Jen
Final Proof Notice for Winfield S. Young at Lamar
U S Land Office Lamar Colorado March 1 1902 notice that Winfield S Young has filed for final proof to support his claim for the SEyx NEy and other parcels in Section 25 Township 5 Range 45, with witnesses George F McKinney Eugene Woodard Charles Lovelady and C D Stockwell of Lamar Colorado. Proof before Register and Receiver on April 10 1902. Also notice of a female settler Ene J Petrie filing final proof for lands in Section 7 Township 22 Range 8 with witnesses Byron McClare Downer C B Jones and Albert Rampental of Lamar Colorado. Proof date April 1 1962. Signed W A Merrill Register.
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U.S. Lanp
Lamar
Coo
OTICE
Colorado
Winfield S. Young
H. E
Ames
George F. McKinney
Eugene Woodard
Charles Lovelady
C.D. Stockwell
Colombal
W. A. Meehan
Register
U.S
Lamar CoLe
March
Dth
Byron McClare
Downer
C. B. Jones
Albert Rampental
Colo.m
W. A. Merrill
Timber Land Notice for Public Sale in Lamar Colorado
William F Pur of Las Animas Colorado filed a sworn statement under the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878 to purchase land in Township 26 Range 49 WG P. He will prove the land is valuable for timber or stone and claim it at Lamar on May 27 1902. Witnesses include George Scott Peter Robertson Peter Scott and Joseph S Purvis all of Las Animas. Adverse claimants should file by May 27 1902.
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Lamar
Colorado
George Scott
Peter Robertson
Peter Scott
Joseph
Purvis
Las Animas
Cole
Summons in Colorado Court Case Involving Charles Gathin
A summons is issued in the district court of Colorado for the case against Charles Gathin. Details of parties, court location, and filing dates are not fully provided in the fragment. Further action by the defendant and court deadlines will follow per state summons procedures.
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State OF Colorado
Prowkns
State of
Colorado
James T. Smith
Prowers County
Lamar
J. M. Blackwell
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