Veiled Shakespeare of 1315 in a crowded garble
Fragmentary OCR presents Shakespearean themes and names including Verona and Antony with scattered lines about Imogen, Troilus and Cressida, The Winter's Tale, Midsummer Night's Dream, and Puck Romeo and Juliet style references. Readers see a collage of plots, actors, and stage imagery amid garbled text.
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Antony
Troilus
Cressida
Troy
Priam
Pandarus
Cadian
Doren
Attorneys for Marron and Wood Suspended One Year
The New Mexico district court suspended Owen N. Marron and Francis E. Wood from practicing in state courts for one year. The action arose from disputed letters in federal court and alleged alterations, with the panel noting the letters were spurious and the firms’ references to the case in Wyoming proceedings improper. The ninth specification was dismissed. the suspensions run concurrently with prior orders.
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Thon
Chiarges
Fordera’ District Court
Pullic
Owen N. Marion
Francis BE. Wood
Gareta
Marron & Wore T
Owen
Joe
Gwen
Murrow
Ane
Mie
Fosterat
Recediour
Ehiarge Feder Court
Sneteiniog
Goth
Pespeiilons
Tania
State of New Mexice
Cis F Wood
Meyers
Owen N. Marron
Francis FE. Wood
Owen N Marron
Francis E. Wood
State of
New Mexico
Richard H. Hanna
Instant Relief Claims For Buckhorn Bark Remedy
Santa Fe readers are urged by Capital Pharmacy to use Adlerika mixed with buckhorn bark gly cerine for instant action. One spoonful relieves constipation sour stomach or gas and may rapidly ease or prevent appendicitis. A short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble. Sept 29 1916.
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Santa
Adlerika
Capital Pharmacy
Pollock to Hold Court in Santa Fe Visit
United States District Judge John J Pollock of Kansas City arrives in Santa Fe around October 30 to oversee grand jury sessions. He may try several cases while in town, including his noted government conspiracy case against Elfego Baca et al regarding General Jose Inez Salazar’s jail departure.
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United States
John J1. Pollock
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Pollock
Elfego Baca
Jose Inez Salazar
Bernalillo County
Master’s Sale of Real Estate in Rio Arriba County NM
Public notice states Special Master will sell at 1 PM October 20 1916 at the Esplanola post office front door to satisfy 13945.91 plus 760.29 costs. Property known as Los Luceros Ranch in Rio Arriba NM, with described boundaries and improvements, under a 1916 district court decree.
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Los Liceros Ranch
Southwestern Engineering Company of
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Dover & Rio Grande Railrodt Company
Mortenne
Clare D. True
Mary T. Bry
Ml Feis Marti
John J. Kenney
Pal
District Court
Jnto
Mesxicn
Rio Artita
Caid
Luis Mo Ortiz
Teresa Ortiz de Chaves
Cleotil de Ortiz
Luisa E. Ortiz
Jaspar F. On
Rio Arriba
Los Luceros Ranch
Le Phone 233. Office First Door West of Postoffice
The notice identifies a business contact at Le Phone 233 located on the first door west of the post office in Santa Fe New Mexico. It lists the address as a point of reference for customers and correspondence.
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Postoffice Santa Fe
New Mexico
Attorneys-At-Law
Corner Palace
Washington Ave
Santa Fe
A. B. Renehan
Capital City Bank
Harry S. Bowman
Laughlin
Nora E. Summers
Paris Theatre Santa Fe
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Frank W. Parker
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