Doctor Splann Explained Air And Politics In Local Gossip
Lordsburg Liber al accuses Dr Splann of paying funds to settle court issues over practicing medicine without license and promotes his own paper in Silver City to attack Judge Fall and local editors. The piece notes his air theory, a bank ad, and Senator Cameron's silver coinage stance with reference to Pennsylvania and Atlantic states.
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Lordsburg
Splann
Silver City
Judge Fall
Enterprise and Sentinel
The
Enterprise
the Sentinel
Don Cameron
Trary
Pennsylvania
Cameron
Atlantic
An Awful Power
The St. Louis Republic critiques presidential power comparing Cleveland and Debs. It argues Debs wields greater unilateral influence than Cleveland, notes constitutional limits on the president, and questions actions that affect commerce and employment without congressional consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Cleveland
Debs
Deb
United States
Delivreon
Congress
New Mexico Output Sierra Leads in 1893 Metal Report
Hon Walter C Hadley reports New Mexico mineral output for 1893 with gold valued at 20 per ounce and silver at 1 29 per ounce. County totals show gold silver lead copper and overall value. The report was forwarded to Washington at the request of The New Mexican. A separate Lost note seeks return of a nine-key set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Hadley
New Mexico
U. S
Washington
Hadhey
Gray & Livery
White
Hillsboro
N. M
Sierra County
Debs Debt and Royal Heir Prompt Mixed Public Warnings
The piece warns against the power of a few to strike and disrupt trade for private gain, noting the immense public costs and potential debt. It then reports the birth of a direct heir to the British throne, the Duke of York's son, whose future kingship hinges on England's political fate.
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compta_tion
Great Britain
Duke of York
Prince of Wales
England
The Fascination of Prospecting
A reflective piece on prospecting as a fevered habit driven by hope. It contrasts the dream of striking riches with the harsh reality that most find only hardship while a few profit later, often not the initial prospectors. It notes many endure cold nights and hard labor while wealth tends to go to later investors or insiders.
Local Advertisements and Travel Rates in Hillsboro
A collection of small ads lists items for sale including drinks at Max L Kabler's Union Hotel saloon and bleached ladies underwear at Hillsboro Mercantile. Also noted are Carringee Varnishee Tuttle in El Paso, railroad reduced fares to San Francisco via A T & S F until June 10, and summer routes to Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver with specific return limits. Evaporated fruits and gourmet items attractively pitched at E M Smith's Cash Grocery. Kahler's Union Hotel saloon markets the best cigars in town.
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Max L. Kabler'a Union
Hillsboro Mercantile Store
Carringee
Tuttle
el Paso
San Francisco
Colorado Points
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Lake Valley
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Montaté National Bank
Sierra
Santa Fe New Mexican
Countien
DooAnax
Kahler's Union Hotel
Essoon
Chamberlain's
Smith’s
E. M. Smith
Cash
Kahler’s Union Hotel
Last Animas Land & Cattle Co
Bestecant
B. Hopewell
T. C. Long
Grocer
Hillsborough, New Mexico
Thos Murphy
H.R. wuiTe
James Adams
Boot and Shoemaker
Hillsborough, N. M
W. L. O'Kelly
Prop
Hillsboro, N. M
E. E. Burlincame
Laborat
Colorado
Bamplesey Mall
David Disinger
Sierra CO
GEQ
Richardson's
Pennington
C. CO. Pennington
Main Street
Percha Lodge
O. F
Kingston
Reinhardt's
L. Edmundson
N.G
A. M- Lodge
F. Campbell
W. M. G. W. Hour
Black Range Lodge Ni
Conte
Reighis
Gilbert Bares
A. Remar
K. Or
Aointa Eae
Coleane
Fear Seine
P. J. Bennett
C. LW. Garers
Elor B
Sierra County Bank
JW. Zollars
W. H. Bucher
Cashur
Whanever
Ivers & Pond Piano CO
Sccron
Miller
Keller, Miller &C
Arate Sa
Coods
Bawamee IR
KE Valley
Peter Gailes
House
Hillsloro, New Mexico
Eilstorenph
Yes
Hillsborough
Hacks and Cosches
Mathewson & Orchard
G. E. Gentz
Mexico
John Bennett
Kingston, N. M
California
NTA
L. H. Kie
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