Whimsical Duma Joke and Crossborder Lake Erie Buoys
A collage of short notes and quotes covers topics from a French journalist's joke about a younger Duma to Morgan’s age defying comment. It notes the Louvre pearl necklace decline, Chinese boycott leaders praised, and a new U S Canada boundary buoy project on Lake Erie aiding fishermen to distinguish home waters from foreign waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Cristo
Duma
Russia
United States
Canada
Lake Erie
Tea imports rise as gun education wins a place in schools
The article notes a UK population rise of two million in six years while beer consumption falls by about 2.5 million barrels and spirits use declines. Tea imports for home use reach 155,767,710 pounds in the first seven months of 1906, up 10 million from 1905, and rifle shooting is approved for elementary schools under restrictions with public funds.
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United Kingdom
Great Britain
Birrell
Board of Education
House of Commons
Australia’s Duck Farm Builds World’s Largest Incubator
Australia hosts the largest duck farm and the world’s biggest incubator. The incubator, a pine board structure with corrugated iron roof, rests on open ground and holds egg trays arranged in 11 tiers. Each tray accommodates 130 ducks or 160 hens eggs, with four trays per end, totaling a vast capacity.
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Australia
World items mix of politics, disasters and deaths
Personal B. J. Sheridan buys Kansas City Post control, several political shifts and deaths are noted. Explosions, fires, and accidents include boiler blast near Knobview Missouri, a New Britain Connecticut blaze, and a St Louis hotel fire with multiple fatalities. Arlington, Panamas, and European visits feature amid broad world news.
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B. J. Sheridan
Paola Spirit
Kansas City Post
EB. M. Jonelyn
P. T. Roach
Frisco
Knobview
Booker T. Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Tuskegee Institute
Roosevelt
Washington
Lathmilan Canal Zone
New Britain
Theodore P. Shonts
Isthmian Canal Com Mission
Panama
New Mexico News Summary
New Mexico items report Chaves found frozen dead near Roswell after blizzard. Bloom Laird and Cattle Co of Pueblo filed incorporation, with NM HQ in Roswell. Langston Mining Co of Silver City also filed. Juan Rena, 18, unnamed Pueblo youth, disappeared from Santa Fe Indian School. Ferrer Garcia freed on bail in a murder case as sanity questioned. Roadside accidents, a fatal stroke near Deming, and a gas drill fire in Farmington are noted along with a Logan train robbery verdict against Black, Murphy, and related charges.
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Bickel
Hagerman
Austin J
Kendall Cerrillos
Santa Fe
Samuel W. Miller
Langston
Roosevelt County
Chaves
Roswell
Bloom Laird and Cattle Company
Pueblo
Colorado
New Mexico
Langston Mining Company
Silver City
George A. Phillips
C. B. Hickman
Itts
Jose Chaves
Juan Garcia
Garcia
John Belknap Han
American Lumber Company
Albuquerque
Michigan
John C. Carpenter
Mr. Belknap
George W. Cowles
Victoriano Tastado
Santa Fe Construction Department
Arizona
Juan Rena
United States Indian Industrial School
Nambe
McFie
Florencio
Arteala
Eddy County
Deming
Robert Miller
Bob
American Copper and Mining Company
Alamogordo
Otero County
J. C. Seger
William H. Jones
J. J. Metealf
D. M. Delay
O. P. Torrence
Rufus Guy
St. Joseph
Missouri
Edward L. Reid
G. Kreamer
Brice
Farmington
Saya
Logan
Sayt
Las Vegas
Denver Republican
James Black
John Murphy
John Black
J. J. Thomas
Sunnyside
Bloomfield
Murphy
United States
Llewellyn
Thomas
Oklahoma
Severe Losses by the Storm Reported in New Mexico Region
A Denver Republican dispatch from El Paso Texas notes 1000 Crawford sheep perished in a Carlsbad canyon during the recent snowstorm. A Mexican herder froze to death. Goats from Otero County suffered heavy losses among goatmen. The Prathers lost 2200 of 2500, Daugherty 400, Fleming 500, Tidwells 450. Capitan branch service on the Southwestern railroad halted for ten days, isolating Capitan.
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Denver Republican
el Paso
Texas
Carlsbad
A. J. Crawford
Algo
Alamogordo
Otero County
Prathers
Daugherty
T. B. Fleming
Tidwells
Graph
Capitan
Southwestern Railroad
Rio Arriba Assessment Shows Net Loss in Taxable Value
Rio Arriba county tax assessments report a net loss of 18087.46 dollars with total property valuation dropping from 1 084 619 in 1905 to 1 050 208.54 in 1906. Exemptions fell by 16823 dollars leaving 992 458.54 subject to tax. Real estate and various land categories declined while general merchandise rose by 51880 dollars and railroads by 21154 dollars.
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Rio Arriba
Territorial
Charles W. Safford
Canvass Confirms Close 6th District Race in Territory
Governor Kagerman and Territorial Secretary James Raynolds certified the November 6 vote. Delegate W. H. Andrews, Republican candidate, led over A. Larrazolo by 274 and over all by 63 with 22,915 to 22,641 and 211 for Socialist W. P. Metcalf. Statehood vote: 26,139 in favor of solo turchure with Arizona, 14,880 against, a majority of 11,309. Larrazolo files a contest for Andrews seat.
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Kagerman
Territorial
James Raynolds
W. H. Andrewa
Congress
A. Larrazolo
W. P. Metcalf
Andrews
Larrazolo
Solo Ture
Arizona
Jarrazolo
The Southwest Cattle Country in New Mexico Today
Hon W C Barnes secretary of the New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board reviews The Southwest Cattle Country feature in the Gazette. The piece paints a lively, forward looking portrait of Eastern New Mexico cattle life, urging preservation of fragments for future historians in scrapbooks and indexed collections.
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W. C. Barnes
New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board
Hreedera’ Gazette
Southwest
New Mexico
New Mexico Historical Society
Santa Fe Can
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Clayton
Louvre
Paris
Thiers
Dominique
J. Pierpont Morgan
Sekuluniland
Godfrey Lagden
Transvaal
Edward
Success Magazine
Canton
San Francisco
G. B. Ferguson
J. D. Debs
Eugene V. Debs
Terre Haute
Ind
William A. Howe
Cambridge
Mass
Capt
Amundsen
Geographical Society of
Norway
King Menelik
Abyssinia
Adie Abeba
Col
Theodore Ewert
Springfield
Hiinots
Soldiers and Sailors
Quincy
L. Victor Baughman
Maryland
Democratic Natonal Committee
Frederick
Senor Morety Pendergnat
Alfonso
Amen
Germany
Liverpool
England
Prince of Wales
Witten
Converse
Bureau of Navigation
John A. Mellhenny
Louisiana
Teamsters
Chicago
Shea
International Union
Standard Oil Company
Decatur
Florida
Bee Eee
Genoa
Naples
War Department
Wiliam J. Bryan
Nebraska Volunteers
W. P. Dilworth
Oklahoma City
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway System
Lyncahurs Va
Presiden Spencer
Spencer
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri University
Europe
London
PF. D. Coburn
Sumner
Banner County
Warren and Clark
Wyoming
Richards
General Land Office
George F. Pollock
Department B
Interior Department
Con
Utah
Salt Lake
Eugene E. Schmitz
Truckee
Cal
Bin
Salvation Army
St. Louis
Herr von Tschirsky
Berlin
American Tariff Committee
S. N. North
Kansas Hidlctorial Association
Rule
Neb
Colna
Berkshire Cotton Manufacturing Company
Adams
Yalu River
Yongampo
Manchuria
Webb City
Cavse
American Sugar Refining Company
New York
New York Central Railroad Company
East St. Louis
Charles Koch
Koch
Columbus Hotel
McMillan
Lordsburg
Lordaburg
Rio Arriba Assessment
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