Picture frames and moulds advertised by W H Tuttle El Paso
Local notices promote Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe for whooping cough and urge free use. Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder cited. D E Carr of Kansas City shares relief from inflammatory rheumatism after using Chamberlains Pain Balm, with three 50 cent bottles recommended. Miller Drugstore sells the remedies. Wall paper samples offered by W H Tuttle El Paso.
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F. Scott
Blue Ridge
Harniven County
Miller
D. E. Carr
Hurrivon Street
Kansas City
Wisconsin
Chamberlain
C. Miller
Dementia Stricken Hanover Man Placed in County Jail
From the Enterprise Hugh McGregor of Hanover was brought to the county jail last Friday with a light dementia that worsened to violent insanity. He refuses food, tears clothing, and clings to water, while authorities note he was once a good industrious citizen. In Socorro, Daniels shot Milton after a quarrel. Milton survived with a shoulder wound and Daniels surrendered to the county jail.
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Grant County
Uve
Crry
Hugh McGregor
Hanover
Jnil Lasy
John Milton
Henry D. Daniels
John Richards
Daniels
Milton
Indian School Denial Hits Apache Kideducation Claim
Washington May 14 Supervisor Moss denied the claim that the Apache Kid was educated in an Indian school, stating he was never at school a day. He was a government scout and learned some English while serving in that role.
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Washington
Moss
Bureau of Indian Affairs
San Carlos
Sixteen to One dramatic troupe delights Kingston audience
Judge J D Whitham wrote and staged Sixteen to One, a national character drama, performed at the Court House by Kingston talent to a large audience. Notable among cast were Miss Eva Dissinger and Miss Laura Rouse with Mrs Reay, and the male players led by Frank Cox and John Reay Sr. Receipts were about $100, with potential for higher takings if the troupe returns.
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J. D. Whitham
Court House
Kingston
John Cain
Laura Sparks
Xavia
Bronte Whitham
Lorena Burrus
Reay Snd Edmundgon
Frank Cox
John Reay
James Reay
Robi. Reay
Sr. Robi
Reay
Edward Cahill
Broadus Crawford
C. L. Blackham
Walter Marble
Aum
Local Jottings from Kingston Hillsboro Area
Miss Nora Reading fell ill at Union Church last Sabbath and was taken home. R. D. Cooper of Chicago stayed with his mother Mrs. Choa Hall. Rev. W. K. Lloyd to lecture on True Manhood at Union Church. Decoration Day May 30 urged for community celebration by G A R 18 and Kingston Hillsboro societies. Kingston mining figure Col John J. Crawford travels to Hillsboro gold district. Dan Mollowan heads to California Midwinter Fair for drilling contest. Mrs Hatlee remains in Pacific coast with Mrs W. S. Hopewell. District No. 2 will not hold a June election. Hor N. Gallos returns from Chicago. W. E. Marble, a Kingston figure, wins in Hillsboro. Maj M. Morgans of Lake Valley visits. A large cottonwood on Moore property blown down. Ree Carlyon en route to Colorado conference. Rev. J. Bovard to preach at Union Church with public invitation. Sierra County oat crop reported largest ever. Minor mining dispute in Hillsboro to be resolved. Mathewson & Orchard buy a dry washer for Tierra Blanca gold placers. Mexico press notes high newspaper prices and jail risk for editors. Hon. Walter Hadley of New Mexico not examining Tennessee mine. ore abundant on site. J C McParland, Chicago capitalist, tours Kangaroo camp, favorable on silver. Mrs Geo L Matehan ill with mumps. Miss Clifford leaves for Des Moines. Placer ride party honors her with refreshments at Dr Givens. Clifford, a noted musician, plans return next year.
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Walter
Hadley
New Mexico
Tennessee
Chloride
Flo
Cleveland goes a fishing in May trip with Gresham and Carlile
Washington dispatches report President Cleveland leaving for an extended fishing journey with Secretaries Gresham and Carlile. The party, including Thurber, heads toward Eddyville after a night departure, with others like Commodore Kelly and a Des Moines woman noted in the travel narrative. The item also touches on various local and mining news, influenza, and civic concerns from Silver City and Las Vegas Optic.
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Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Washington
Gresham and
Carlile
Thurber Gail
Kingston Bimetallic League Promotes 16 to 1 Standard
Rev. L Bovard to preach at Kingston church and a local Bimetallic League defends 16 to 1 silver gold ratio. The group, linked to Washington headquarters, argues for no coinage discrimination and uses drama and object lessons to persuade.
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Bimetallic League of
Kingston
Bimetall Leagae
Washington
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