Ice Cream and cure remedies advertised in El Paso notice
A jumble of ads mentions bulk ice cream at Collard's and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for whooping cough, plus Pain Balm for rheumatism from D E Carr of Kansas City. W H Tuttle reports a March 10 fire destroying stock and offering wall paper glass and moulding in El Paso. C Miller Drugist sells the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Beott
Blue Ridge
Starsman
W. H. Tuttle
el Paso
D. E. Carr
Harrison Street
Kansas City
Wisconsin
Chamberlain
Miller
Black Range and Fairview News From the Chloride Range
Reports from Fairview mention vacant houses being rapidly occupied and residents moving, with mining figures like Mr Hardinge of Denver visiting Black Range and Cachillo mines. The 40 ton copper smelter construction is underway, ore hauling contracts set, and marriages celebrated as M C McAughan and Mrs Santana arrive amid community cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Lucy Laughlin
Faview
San Antonio
Texas
J. T. Brown
Mila Hot Springs
Jas. Taylor
Ashville
Royal Arch
Dry Cresk
W. J. Hill
Hardinge
Hardinge & Co
Denver
Colorado
Black Range
Cachillo
Gus Holmes
Fred Richards
Range
Gus Homes
Dick Davis
Gus
Ivanhoe
Grafton
M. C. McAughan
J. E. Santana
Tareview Marine Band
Mre. McAugan
Goffee and Lunch at Collard's on Painter Supply Ad
Fragmentary notice lists Goffee and Lunch at Collard's and Painters supplies W H Tuttle El Paso with unclear context. Readable elements imply a local business ad or directory entry mentioning these names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tuttle
el Paso
Hermosa News Erroneous Bishop Partnership Report
A correction notes that the announced Smith and Bishop partnership is incorrect and Bishop works for Smith at 84 per day. The ore report shows a week of nearly a ton daily, with 500 oz per ton, and Jim expected to profit several thousand dollars. Local social notes mention visits, travel to San Antonio, and a lively schoolhouse dance led by Hon. R. M. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Smith & Bishop
Smith
Jim
Hillsboro News Roundup Bursts With Local Saloons and Silver
The week closes with saloon closures over high licenses as Cortesy and Bond shut doors. Latagna & Co will move into Cortesy’s place. A death visits the Roberts family while May Chewning dies at Datil ranch, leaving a husband and infant. Local tidbits note a sick Mr Gray, a 50 yard race won by Gentz, and various arrivals, partnerships dissolving at Corner Saloon, and mining deeds and plays drawing attention from Kingston to Hillsboro.
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Smithsonian Institute
A. Cortesy
Geo. Bond
Latagna & Co
Park City
Cortesy
Fred W. Roberts
E. L. Roberts
May Chewning
L. Baldwin
Datil Ranch
Magdalena
Dr. Robinson
Wells Fargo Company
San Francisco
Mr. Gray
Charley Brandon
Fairview
O EF. Gentz
Reinboldt
Gentz
James Finch
Hillsboro
T. H. Martin
Opportunity Mine
Tae Apyocare
Ice Cream and Cigars at Collard's Featured
Ice Cream refreshments and cigars offered at Collard's with emphasis on social offerings. The item mentions Tuttle in El Paso alongside a description of picture frames and meeting activities. The fragmentary text highlights Collard's as a venue for leisure needs in an El Paso setting.
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Collard’s
Young prize fighters arrested after street bout on Vincennes
Two ten year old boys James Kittley and John Dewey were arrested with their fathers after an unsanctioned fight on Vincennes Avenue. The boys reportedly fought fourteen rounds in a grove before a large crowd with coaching from their fathers. Police described the scene as a brutal street clash and stressed alarming parental involvement.
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Chicago
James Kittley Srr
Jobn Dewey
Vincennes Avenue
Kingston Silver Drama 16 tol to be shown in Kingston
Kingston NM May 10 1894 citizens request reprinting the new Silver Drama 16 tol by the Bimetallic League. They have shown it previously in Kingston at the M E Chapel and the Opera House. County commissioners offered the Court House and the troupe will arrive the next Saturday at 5 pm with John Bull. A proposition was made by some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Adria
North Percha
J. Monfort
Hatch
Court House
Hillsboro
Kingston Talent
Tak Apvecatn
Mmore
Iit
Kingston
PJ. Bexnerr
M. E . Chapel
Opera House
John | Bull
Silver Drama Promotes Free Coinage Appeal
Citizens urged to attend a staged Silver Drama as a practical argument for Free Coinage of silver 16 to 1. Organizers explain an admission fee funds the event and aim to uplift morale during gloomy news times. Jno M Cain and Bray lead the Bimetal League committee, promising posters and programs with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
M. Cain
Bimetalle League
Bray
The Appeal of the West for the Free Coinage of Silver
A collage of names and light phrases shows figures such as Uncle Sam James Reay Bronte Whitham Eva Disinger and Laura Rouse amid captions like Spirit of '76 Calamity Sam and Miner youth. The fragment references various personas and places including Mexico Central America and New Mexico suggesting a themed tableau or theatrical program rather than a single event.
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Uncle Sam
James Reay
West
Bronte Whitham
East
Eva Disinger Mechanic
Marble, Jr
Workingman
Mexico
Central America
Blackham
Laura Rouse
Laura Sparks
Xavia C. Whitham
E. Marble, Jr
John Bull
Reay Sherman
Ward J
Cahill
Wall Street Bank
M. C
Georgia
C. L. Edmundson
Grace Marble
Columbia
Northwest South
Farmer
Spirit of
Joe
U.S
Colum South America
Josiah Whackham
Stella Clay
Disinger
Kensinger Cleveland
Frank Cox Carlisle
Robt
Reay, Jr
Broadus Crawford Otte Seeker
E. J. Cahill
Monroe Doctrin
New Mexico
Looking Backward and the Sherman Act in Mining Drama
A three act stage piece charts mining camp turmoil after Sherman Act repeal, with Prospector Joe and Spirit of ’76 amid Calamity Sam. It threads through 1873 silver sabotage plots, 1893 Workingman’s speech, Coxey’s Army arrival, and presidential-White House scenes to frame historical tension and economic fear in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Sam
John Bull
Workingman
White House
Johnny
Coxey
M rop is Brought to Stage in Silver Century Play
Scenes depict Uncle Sam awakening to national debt and silver issues. Characters include Columbia, John Bull, Mexico, South America, New Mexico, and Sherman delivering addresses. The arc spans from sleep to a dawning century with songs like New Yankee Doodle and We are a used up gang.
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Cleveland
Sherman
Uncle Sam
Columbia
John Bull
Mexico
South America
New Mexico
Joseph
White House
Sam
Columbia and
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