Populist Cranks and Local Turmoil in Sierra County
The Santa Fe Sun has been bought by a Republican syndicate and will publish in their interest. Col Albright faces setbacks in New Mexico politics while Col Max Frost suffers after clashes with Dr Sloan and other ALA leaders. U S contempt cases stall over bail. Prison guards confront potential inmate labor unrest. Pred Lindner may run. Tan Aprocars declines to confirm early candidacy. House backs Senate edits to pre emption final proof time, easing ranchers' proofing amid low silver prices.
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House
Senate
Sierra County
Hillsboro Gold Mines Output for Week Ending July 19 1894
Output from Hillsboro area mines includes Snake Mine Opportunity Mine Good-Hope Mooritan and Rooansa mines with 408 tons from the Trojan manganese vein and twenty tons from the Swan lease. Wicks Bull of the Woods El Oro and others contribute to total weekly ore. hopes rise for Standard Mill, Jersey Lily, and New Hope developments as leasing and development push forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Standart Goll Mining
P& Milliby Company
Snake
Opportunity
Good-Hope Honntan Mining & Milling Co
Rooansa
Wicks
Bull of the Woods
el Oro
Sehwarts & Co
Placer district mill to work steadily after rains
The Hiseghaarastra mill in the placer district reports a satisfactory run and will operate steadily after the rainy season to process ores rich in iron and low in silica. Miners expect gold and silver values from ore samples while Thos Parks eyes Wicks and Ross mines, planning a 200 foot shaft and drifts to explore the vein. The new assessment exemption law does not remove the need for a first location 19 foot working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placer
Nseays
Ailver Jouly
Thos, Parks
Einang Company
Arigona
Wicks
Ross
Settle confesses past weakness in Kentucky political bid
Evan E. Settle, Breckinridge opponent, addressed a Lexington crowd and admitted twelve years ago he was a drunkard and gambler who mortgaged his home and lost money at cards. His wife sued for recovery as he grew tearful and contrite amid the audience. Nearby, a cloudburst in Arkansas flooded Sand Hill, drowning a family and wrecking Saylor Lumber mill. a court-martial in Omaha found Private Cedarquist guilty, sentencing him to two months, while a Chicago explosion killed and wounded several near a Hotchkiss powder wagon disaster. a Red Cliff joker’s bridge prank ends in drowning of two youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Lexington
Evan E. Settle
Breckinridge
Mr. Settle
Arkansas
Lite Rock
Ark
Daly IL
Sand Hill
Saylor
Scottage
Omaha
Cedarquist
Second
United States Infantry
Brooke
Fort Omaha
Chicago
Hotebkisa Gang
Lake Front
Holge Park
Wortieth Street
Grand Boulevard
Senate panel backs Arizona New Mexico statehood plan
Washington July 18 The Senate committee on territories votes to recommend to the full Senate the admission of Arizona and New Mexico as states and orders favorable reports at a meeting next Wednesday. A rumor about the Atlanta Pacific shop closing is confirmed in this edition. Albuquerque residents will learn of the impact and feel a sharp blow to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Territories
Uke
Senate
Arizona
New Mexico
Billy
Atlantia & Pacific
Albuquerque
Confederate Money Treasure Reaches Atlanta From Richmond
An enormous shipment of eighty million dollars in Confederate bills arrived in Atlanta from Richmond. The notes, ranging across war years and denominations, are relics of the defeated Confederacy. The collection belongs to Mr. Charles D. Barker of Forsyte Street and challenges prior beliefs that the money was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
God's Earth
Richmond
The
Confederacy
Chas. D. Barker
Atlanta, Ga
Constitution
Delta coast sinking study eyed by engineers for New Orleans area
Col E Corthell reports the delta country is steadily sinking with evidence of at least a foot subsidence in thirty to forty years. He notes plans by eminent engineers to investigate the sinking in the gulf coast and determine the causes. New Orleans is about six inches lower than forty years ago amid proposals for a 5,000,000 bridge across the studied area.
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Col. E. Corthell
Mississippi
New Orleans
Ysara
Gulf Coast
Gulf
Delta
Railroads suffer heavy May losses amid Wallman boycott
Railroads face large May losses with only 23 of 129 reporting higher earnings than May 1904. Santa Fe, Louisville and Nashville, Missouri Pacific, Wabash, Missouri Kansas Texas and Illinois Central show steep declines. Cited fall in five months totals about 30 million dollars, worsened by a Pullman strike reducing passenger travel.
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Wallman
Santa Fe
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Wabash Company
Missouri, Kanaas and
Texas Road
Illinois Central
Gold discoveries in Guiana spark dispute between France and Brazil
The Guiana territory yields remarkable gold discoveries amid a long standing France Brazil dispute. M. Pierre Villers first uncovered placers and gathered 100 kilogrammes of gold quickly. A second prospector, Mr. Baily, worked with a crew of miners to continue the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiana Territory
France
Brazil
M. Pierre Villers
Placers
Mr. Baily
Laborers voyage and labor strife echoed in ore markets
A battered summary reflects on laborers seeking kilogrammes of minerals from Ang Enue to the Conpani river, outlining harsh journeys. It notes Eugene V. Debs rising as Wail Union president, churching mining claims, and a bill exempting claims from annual assessment work. It critiques railroad losses and Pullman’s liability, ending with a Denver Ores and Metals critique.
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Angenue
French Guiana
Conpani
Eugene V. Dabs
American Wail Union
Perre Haute
Ind
Vandalia
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Hhis
Shoup
Sweet
Congress
Quok County
Chicago
Pollan
Pullman
Denver
Newspaper boom relies on local business effort
The piece urges town business men to back their newspapers with substantial advertising and locally produced job work. It argues that prosperity grows from responsible, legitimate enterprise and a cooperative press, not from isolated effort.
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Newapapers
Nickel-rich New Caledonia area to be mined
The Belgian consulate at Nowa reports two-fifths of New Caledonia’s total area contains nickel, with about one-tenth conceded to mining firms. Roughly 20 square miles are already worked, and ore is said to contain 8 to 10 percent nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowa
New Caledonia
Wagons Built for Dry Climates and Mountain Roads
These wagons were manufactured especially for very dry climate and for mountain roads and are better adapted to this country than any ever brought to Sierra County.
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Sierra County
Hillsboro Mercantile brings new custom clothing to Sierra county
The Hillsboro Mercantile Company reports receipt of a premium stock from Henry W. King & Co of Chicago. The arrival includes men and boys wear, hats, and related menswear in a broad new assortment for Sierra county customers.
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Hillsboro Mercantile Co
Sierra County
Henry W. King & Co
Chicago
Infant Diarrhoea Cure At Tamaroa Credited To Remedy
Last Jane, Dick Crawford brought his twelve months old child to Dr. J. T. Marelow of Tamaroa Illinois. The infant, weaned at four months, grew weaker and weighed little more than birth. After Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was given, the child rapidly improved and regained strength. Reported by M. Miller, Druggist.
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Jane
Dick Crawford
Chamberlain
J.T. Marelow
M.D
Tamaroa
I Miller
Drngwist
Local notices and travel and patent medicine claims in one column
An OCR fragment lists Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder ad claims a general warranty, plus drug trade notes for Kingville Missouri. It promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with refunds, travel stages from Springer to Cimarron and Elizabethtown with fares and baggage rules, and various endorsements for Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure for bruises and rheumatism. It mentions a Santa Fe Route travel pamphlet to Springer New Mexico and a promotional gold mine in Moreno Valley Ute Creek district, plus assorted local business references and endorsements.
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W. H. Nelson
Kingville
Chamberlain
Mr. Nelson
C. C. Miller
Druggixt
Colfax Co
New Mexico
Moreno Valley
Ute Creek
Santa Fe
Springer
N. M
FR. R
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Republcan
Leona
New Messeo
Col. Albright
Col
Max Frost
Santano
Dr Sloan
Debs
ALA. U
U. S
Pred Lindner
Kingston
Tan Aprocars
Lindner
T. Lindner
Standard Company
Smetter
Laramy
Fitewilliama
New Hope
Wicks Yalch
Hudgens & Co
Ajoker
Colo
F. A. Hawley
Edwards
Minnig
Clarence Fleck
William Barnison
Hawley
Larnison
Hillsboro Mercantile Company
Merino Underwear
Hillsborough Mercantile Company
Afiboro Mercentile
South Bend
Dr. Price
Tuttle’n el Pogo
Cimarron
Elizabethtown
Amizette
Baldy
Abethtown
T. Niczonsoy
Atabertain
Vinscent J. Barkl
Danbury
Iowa
Iberlain
Chamberlain's
Shafer
Preemayer
Middieburg
N.Y
CC. Miler
Bounes Brockton
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