Tongue Twisters and Vintage Geographies in a Scribner Snippet
A pasted mix of tongue twisters and clipped prose lines spans playful phrases like six thick thistle sticks and a box of mixed biscuits. It shifts to excerpts from Maximilian and Mexico, then notes on the Brush-Heap-Bonanza mine lease and Mr. Kleiner’s travel to Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kleiner
Wm. Barns
Kingston
Mr. Barns
Citi Gens
Mr. Kleiner
Prescott
Arizona
Allnguerque Citizen
Has Killed His Last Man Andy Johnson Pineville Terror
In Pineville Kentucky a former deputy marshal and Bell County sheriff known as the Pineville terror was shot and killed while maintaining order at a hall. John son fired after Johnson attempted to arrest him, killing Johnson and another man Harv within minutes. Johnson had a long record of killings including eight or nine men and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Johnson
Pineville
Jim Horn
Johnson
Horn
Harv
End of the Mexican Empire
At 3 30 in the morning on a given day Maximilian woke with his two servants and received his confessor. After a farewell breakfast he and fellow prisoners were taken in carriages to Cerro de las Campanas. Four thousand soldiers watched as the emperor declared he dies in a good cause for independence as his blood ends forever the woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miramon
Tresson
Mesis
Mexico
Sftays
Enid
Maximilian
Qoose
Cerro de Las Campanas
The Champion Widow Married Again in Valley News
Mrs Sarah Orr Barnes Calahan Rix Robinson Elder Bailey, lauded as the champion widow of the country, has married David Bailey. Her six prior husbands were Civil War veterans with various injuries. she is not yet 49 and has 12 children, two per husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bionemaboning Valley
Sarah
David Bailey
Dbailey
Bailey
Orr
Barnes
Calahan
Rix
Enos
Robinson
Elder
Eix
Sarah Orr. Barnes-Calaban-Rixnos Robinson-Elder
New Mexico Output Show Sierra Leads in Metals
Santa Fe New Mexican reports Hon. Walter C. Hadley compiled for U S mint authorities a 1893 territorial production statement. Gold silver lead and copper by county listed with Dona Ana Grant Santa Fe Taos and others, totaling 939000 525700 107200 30000 with overall gold and silver value about 1 462700 and gold comprising roughly 64 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Mexican
Walter C. Hadley
New Mexico
U. S
Washington
Hadvey
Dona Ana
Ligeoln
Taos
Tevens
Thes
Otter Countian Eee
Remedy for bowel troubles praised by Tennessee grandmother
Mrs W L Danagan of Bonqua Hickman County Tennessee recommends Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for children teething in hot weather. She credits the product with curing a severe bloody flux attack in twenty four hours and notes it is sold by C Miller Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Danagan
Bon-nqua
Hickman Co
Tenn
C. Miller
Draggist
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Pwan
Swan
Ewan
Sam
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Robert Rowley
Oliver Oglethorp
Hobbs
Snobbs
Nobbs
Sabote
Nobb
Sammy Shoesmith
Sammy Shoegaysth
Sammy Sheesmith
Viva Mejico
Sierra
Vite
White
Hillsboro, N. M
Sierra County
Southern Pacific
California
San Francisco
Othents
Bosworth
Deming
T. H. Goodman
Rich'd Gray
Cal
David Disinger
Sierra CO
Geo, Richardson
Postoffice Building
Wieks
Las Animas
Aastoffice
Los Palomas
N. Hange
Animas Ranch
Hopewell
T. C. Long
Grocer
Randise
Hillsborough
Thos Murphy
N.M
James Adams
Boot and Shoemaker
Hillsborough, N. M
W. L. O'Kelly
Prop
E. E. Burlingame
Denver
Cola
Pennington's
Pennington
Main Street
Re.o
The
Percha Lodge
Keangarul
A. F
A.M. Lodge
Campbell
BR. Oof
F. Lack Range Lodge
Jetine
Gilbert Harris
C. A. Remonaor
K. Or
Sierra Ae
P. Castle
Peter Galles
House
Hills
Vro
Sierra County Bank
Hillsboro, New Mexico
J. W. Zollars
W. H. Bucher
Exchan
Jratlway
Tremont St. Ivers & Pond Piano CO
Scsron
Masg
Muller
Keller, Miller & € C
Bummer
ITAY
Plake Valley
Hillsboro
Lake Valley
Isborough
Kiaprtea
Linwse
Am Cout
Mathewson & Orchard
Union Hotel
O. E. Gentz
Asp
Asurait
LH Kie
Murphy's Sample Rooms
John Bennett
Kingston, N. M
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