Coal Fields of Salado Promise New Mexico Railroad Boom
An El Paso Tribune correspondent details a survey through White Oaks Nogal and Sacramentos showing two coal veins near Salado with five feet of marketable coal each, plus extensive mineral, timber, potato and fruit potential. The piece argues a El Paso salado railroad would unlock vast southwestern wealth and attract investors, settlers and rail traffic.
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Missouri
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Jornada del Muerto
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Judge Fall
J. A. Gumm
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Capitan
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White Mountain
Chicago
Trouting on the Rio Rust Doso New Mexico
A whimsical tale set along the Rio Rusto Doso recounts New Mexico anglers chasing mountain trout with flies and baits. The scene features the party’s merriment, local figures, and a comic twist as a native notes the fish come in cans, prompting wary laughter and a hasty retreat.
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Doso
New Mexico
Prolific Easter Season for Books and Authors
The Easter season brings many new books and editions across fiction travel science and nonfiction. Notable works include Dr. Nansen’s Farther North and Capt. Mahan’s Life of Lord Nelson. Archer by Clara Louise Burnham. Hilda Strafford by Beatrice Harraden. The Great Jam Robbery by Paul Leicester Ford. A Marital Liability by Elizabeth Phipps Train. Other works include The Third Violet by Stephen Crane The Journal cables on Greek Fire and Christine of the Hills by Max Pemberton. plus Open Sesame style praise for Pemberton and Schreiner.
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Dr. Nansen
Capt. Mahin
Lord Neulwon
Nansen
Engileh
Fronveh
Mihan
Ois
Mite Archer Archer
Clara Louise Burnham
Hilda Strafford
Beatrice Harraden
California
Mise Harraden
England
Paul Loieester Ford
Peter Sterling
Washington
Elizabeth Phipps Train
Stephen Cran
Maggie
George
Bloany Cuba
Robert Burr
Mr. Barr
Peter Halket
Jameson
Bald Todd
Olive Behrelndr
Mies Schreiner
Christine of
Mr. Pemberton
Burton Marrison
Frank Jt. Stockton
Warthy
George Henson
Appletons Review Highlights Melodrama and Evolution Works
A London- and Appletons- era critique surveys Iads Love with its moorland melodrama and Oriental thrills, Gertrude Atherton’s His Fortunate Race, Leavett-Yeats Galahad of the Greeks set in Burmah, and Edward Clodd The Pioneers of Evolution tracing early evolutionary thought, noting flaws yet value for readers and students.
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Gertrude Atherton
Levett-Yeata
The
Appletons
Burmah
New York
D. Appleon & Co
Edward Clodd
Thales
Darwin
Huxley
Herbert Spencer
Stage and book notes from the London theatre scene
Hardy's Tess revival at the Fifth Avenue tops reader chatter with Miss Minnie Maddern--Parker in the lead role. Seabrook's Seats of the Mighty opens at Beerbohm Tree’s new theatre. Royal visitors attend Her Majesty’s performance including the Prince of Wales and Colonel Hay. Margaret Doran Dian’s Wisdom of Fools collection appears. Amy Brown’s Meadow Grass author finds a new novel In the Day of His Youth. Bellamy’s Looking Backward is praised for its astonishing popularity and wide translations.
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Hardy
Fifth Avenue Theater
Pinkence
Ttle
Gilbert Parker
Beerbohm Tree
Prince of Wales
Austin
Col
John Hay
Randolph Churchill
Margaret Dioland
John Ward
Amve Brown
Trilby
Bellamy
Maas
Howand Belleman
Century May issue features history science and travel pieces
May magazines from Century showcase General Schottel on French withdrawal from Mexico, a Crete note by an Athens resident, General Porter’s Grant reminiscences, and three scientific kite papers. It includes Tennessee centennial review, Bicycling Through the Dolomites, stories and poems, plus What the Century is for adults by May St. Nicholas.
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Mietory
Schottel
Mexico
Crete
Athens
Porter
Grant
Tennessee
Dolomites
May St. Nicholas
Sunday Street Cars Debate in Toronto Causes Controversy
The Globe notes two main points in Toronto discussions on Sunday streetcar service. Proponents cite public convenience and equality while opponents fear expanded Sunday labor and secular disruption. the piece weighs religious, civic, and employer impact with potential city safeguards and penalties.
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Toronto
Globe
The
Minster
Court of Appeal For
Ontario
Inis
Eley
Weather Rain Dampens Big Match In Fhowery Spring
In Fhowery spring both sides boast of strength and claim what the score would be if rain had not affected play. Washington Star notes excuses and strong words from both teams after the weather disrupted the game.
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Hawkins
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Simpeon
Gossidy
Thea Seringtts
Sundiy
Crockett
Cley Kelly
Guy Boothby
Appleons
Dr. Nikola
Offaelon
White Devil
Pacific
Ameone
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Captain Kidd
Disperta
Dumas
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Boothby
Hor Teland
Birliwick
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Empire
Kasters Miller
Weaton
Berlin
Thomas Davidean
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George T. Oliver
Aman
Heer Gardens
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