The President's Letter and Cincinnati Trip Notes
The letter from Washington dated Sept 10 details acceptance remarks focused on tariffs. A correspondent, J. FP Wiklanpy, describes a Cincinnati journey with Rev J G Splinters, noting the 1600 mile trip over three days. He compares New Mexico fruit abundance to barren Kansas and Colorado plains, comments on grape varieties, and promises more on arrival in Cincinnati in a future letter.
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Washington, D. C
Banta Fe Herald
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. G. Splinters
Sapello
Las Vegas
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Tesuque
Santa Fe
Miller
Nebraska
Rio Grande
Alamos
Rio Grande Valley
J. FP. WikLanpy
Telegraphic Brevities From New England and Beyond
News briefs report a severe killing frost, heavy crop damage, and large Kansas corn yields. Fort Bend county unrest ends with expelled politicians. Flooding hits cotton lands. losses exceed 1 million dollars. A grisly London murder case described. Arkansas counties swing to prohibition. Edwardsville Illinois cracks counterfeiters with a Russell family gang and their outfits.
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Fort Bend
Texas
Columbus
5. C
Congoree
Salvada
Spitalfields
London
K. L. Palmer
Arkansas Prohibition State Executive Committee
Arkansas
Lamonte
Associated Press
Edwardsville
Ills
Russell
Death of Frederick I Beardsley in New York City
Frederick I Beardsley, a noted electrician and author on electricity, was found dead in his rooms at the Denison auto telegraph laboratory in New York City. He apparently died by his own hand. He previously worked for electrical companies in Europe and the Americas and supervised the rollout of electric light in Mexico.
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Frederick I. Beardsley
Denison Auto-Telegraph Laboratory
New York City
Europe
Mexico
Political Points and Democratic Rift Over Santa Fe County Affairs
A collection of editorials and opinions from Santa Fe and surrounding papers discuss factionalism within the Democratic Party, the governor’s actions, and regional conventions. Critics accuse Colfax county delegates of misusing platforms, while supporters defend neutral stances and caution against personal grievances.
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Colfax County
Gov
Ross
Colfax
Gallup Gleaner
Stockholders Meeting of Santa Fe Arterian Well Co
Stockholders meet at the company office in Santa Fe New Mexico on Tuesday September 25 1888 to elect a board of directors for a one year term. Sol Spiegelberg president P H Kunn secretary Santa Fe NM August 22 1888.
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Santa Fe Arterian Well Company
Gildersleeve and Preston
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Sol. Spiegelberg
P. H. Kunn
Stinsons Cigar Shop Promotes New Underwear Line
Stinsons offers a refined cigar selection in town and features a fresh Jeager underwear assortment now on display. Seniaman Bros, sole agents for Santa Fe NM, encourage customers to view and inspect the new goods.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
New York
House Committee On
Rome
Brussels
Cardinal Lavigerie
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Mt. Haven
Sag Harbor
N.Y
Folsom
Don Eugenio Yrisarri
Santa Fe County
Raton
Socorro
San Marcial
Price Bros
Stockholders Meeting
Secetary
Santa Fe, N. M
Stinson
Stinsons
Sete
E. Andrews
South Side
Plaza
University OF New Mexico
New West Education Commission
Legiate and Business DE
SPE
Gregory Barrett
Tor
Lyman Hood
Luis E. Alarid
P Q. Box
N. M
ED. Miller
Bripce Sr
Sourhsipk
Briper
Gent's
J. H. Gerdes
Clothier
Gent’s Furnisher
San Francisco Street
Chas. Wagner
Queensware and Glassware
San Francisco St
Call and Scowi
Mittal Life
Insurance Company
OF New York
Santa Fe,n. M
Second National Bank
W. W. Griffin
Pedro Perea
R. J. Palen
Cashier
L. Spiegelberg
W. G. Simmons
St. Michael's College
Brothers of the Christian Schools
Botulph
THE
Santa FE Bakery
F. Schnepple
August Kirchner
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