Pensions Granted and Political Rumors Across Regions
Washington reports pensions for Antonio Valencia and Andres Vasquez in New Mexico. Ex Governor Campbell of Ohio rejects a vice presidential bid if offered. Butterworth hints at possible resignation from the World's Fair post. Durango receives 150000 bushels of U.S. corn as drought eases. Berlin labor unrest prompts talk of providing work. Calcutta notes possible free coinage or gold standard to stabilize exchange. Senator Hill faces invitations with no campaign plans, considering trips to Mississippi and Georgia.
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India
Loxvox
Calcutta
Bengal Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Hill
Wasuprox
D. C
Mississippi
Washington
Savannah
St. Patrick's Day
Georgia
Ilo
Jackson
Landesdale Club of
Alabama
Democrats of
Silver demonetization sparks heated debate at congress
Mr Patterson of Colorado argues that demonetizing silver shattered world commerce, linking silver and gold to stability. He claims over 200 of 330 congress members back the bill and urges policy favors like tinning sugar duties and beet sugar education.
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New Orleans
Germany
England
Congress
Southwest Pass
Mississippi River
River Commission
Mississippi Valley
Nicaragua Canal
Arizona
New Mexico
Resignation of Rev F Brush at Presbyterian Church
After morning service Rev F Brush announced his resignation as pastor, effective March 15 1892, due to family health. He expressed regret, praised three years of faithful service, and affirmed confidence in the church and town. His wife will accompany him to their new home. The note on the Denver El Paso short line mentions Pueblo and Denver support and potential regional benefit from building the road.
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Presbyterian Church
Brush
Brash
Denver
el Paso
Pueblo
Territorial notes from Dolores and Albuquerque area filings
The Wiswell mill at Dolores runs steadily on six dollar gold rock with potential million-ton quarries. Judge Martinez of Folsom owns 25 000 ahvep wintered in Tequesquite country, losing 16 in winter. Lucas mine and machinery, sold on execution to Mrs Hurt, is advertised again by D C Breamin Denver for mortgage foreclosure of 4600. New notaries public named: J L Ancheta Mimbres J T Fortson La Luz John Barr Las Vegas A W Jones Albuquerque W J Suplez Hadley Jacinto Armijo Las Cruces B Newcomb Las Cruces H D Bowman Las Cruces R P Bechard Magdalena R M Carley San Pedro.
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Wiswell
Dolores
Martinez
Folsom
Tequesquite
Lucas
Hadley
Jacinto Armijo
Las Cruces
B. Newcomb
H. D. Bowman
R. P. Bechard
Magdalena
R. M. Carley
San Pedro
Mexico Boundary Commission Expands El Paso Operations
The United States, via Captain Findley, funds the boundary commission in El Paso with a large supply effort. Fifteen vehicles, eighty three mules, canvass, cooking gear and 101 other items are bought from local firms. The operation, including 110 personnel and 18 vehicles, spans at least 400 miles with El Paso as a supply base and is expected to spend over $100,000 there this year.
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Sam
el Paso
Findley
International Boundary Commission
Times
Rosenthal Bros Offers Wide Range of Unlaundered Shirts
Rosenthal Bros lists heavy cotton men unlaundered shirts with linen bosom and cuffs at special sale prices and similar deals on boys shirts and drawers. The ad promotes full lines of men and boys clothing including wool shirts and drawers, boots, shoes, and hats.
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Antonio Valencia
Andres Vasquez
Cmenco
Campbell
Ohio
St. Paul
Cutcaco
Butterworth
The
World's Fair
Cincinnati
Dhouth
Tormox
Mex
United States
Durango
Burt
Berlin
Fire Sven
Ee Jim Davean
Topeka
Raven
Territorial
Mexico Boundary
Rosenthal Bros
Leapers
Nancy
Rosenthal Brothers
Leading Millinery House
Bridge Street
F. Leduc
Baier, Street
Las Vegas
N. M
T. G. Mernin
Charles Sporleder
Thouas W. Haywann
Geo. BE. Moulton
AN Dougan
B. Las Vogna
Angelo Franza
East
Red Jorner
Farket
Isitton
Adams & Tyron
Cochran & Pinwell
Fulton Meat Market
Seth Street
Kansas
Golden Rule Clothing Co
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