Queer Foods and The Alhambra In Peril
A column cites Harriet Quimby on global delicacies from snails to bear steak and notes New York markets import 26 000 snails weekly from Brittany. It then reports alarm over the Alhambra's deterioration in Spain, with water damage and a directorate quarrel threatening its Moorish splendor.
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New York
Orient
America
Epicure
West
Australia
Nile
California
Sweden
Gale
Harriet Quimby
Leslie's Weekly
Brittany
New Mexico News Roundup In Albuquerque and beyond
Albuquerque court awards Mrs Olive Corcoran 2000 damages against the Albuquerque Traction Company with appeal noted. Attorney General Reid comments on statehood ballots and territorial tickets. Bets filed for damages over a bridge collapse death. An earthquake shocks Socorro and ripple effects reach Belen and Albuquerque. Severe snow impacts Las Vegas and surrounding regions halting services, damaging poles and trees, with weeks to repair. Wool trade expands Clayton and Folaom Logan counties rise as wool hubs. Legal and charitable group incorporations in Roswell and Santa Fe plus a surge in homestead filings across New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Olive Corcoran
Albuquerque Traction Company
Bernalillo
W. C. Reid
W. B. Childer
Joint Statehood League
Bull
American Lumber Company
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Western Union
Santa Fe Railway
Lamy
Trinidad
Postal Telegraph Company
Watrous
Maxwell City
Colorado and
Home Telephone
Electric Light Company
Telephone misuses ruled non actionable in Massachusetts
A judge ruled that dialing a husband day and night is not an actionable misdemeanor for a wife in Massachusetts. He noted one may enjoin nuisance calls at night and that new communications like the telephone transform rural life. The opinion touches on rural free delivery and Olmsted’s view on urbanizing the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masachusetts
Nays Collier
Mr. Olmsted
Roswell & Eastern Railway Incorporation News
Roswell dispatch reports the Roswell and Eastern railway incorporated for 100000 dollars with 1000 shares at 1 dollar each. Ten percent paid to treasurer Kirby Woodruff. Incorporators include Kirby Woodruff Charles Defreest Richard Barnett George Veal and W Sells of Roswell. Road planned from Roswell eastward to the Texas line with surveys made and three routes. Plans and estimates due in about ten days. Local excitement centers on Texas connection.
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Roswell
Roswell & Eastern Railway
Santa Fe
Kirby 8
Woodruff
Kirby
Charles W. Defreest
Richard F. Barnett
Rosewell
George T. Veal
W. T. Sells
Monument to Coronado Earns Public Support in Las Vegas
Public subscription raises several thousand dollars for a monument marking Coronado's march into New Mexico. Santa Fe Railroad will add funds as a granite boulder from Glorietta mountains, polished and inscribed, to stand on Castaneda hotel lawn in Las Vegas. Dedication aims for August or September with national-scale ceremonies led by Ralph E. Twitchell of Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Santa Fe Railroad Company
New Mexico
Glorketta Mountains
Castanada Hotel
Las Vegas
Pike's Peak
Colorado Springs
Ralph E. Twitchell
Pueblo Indians Kidnapped to Parla Exhibit in New York
Five Pueblo men from San Tide fonso near Santa Fe were taken to New York and paraded on a steamer to Parla for exhibition. The Santa Clara and San Ildefonso group reportedly aided the suspected kidnapping while working at Coney Island last season without government consent. The government may not intervene unless the Indians urge action. Santa Fe hosts a new Eastern Star chapter Santa Fe Chapter No 19 organized. Officers include Worthy matron Maud R Front, Worthy patron Allan B McCord, assistant matron Belle Hanna, secretary S B Grimshaw. A.M. Boykin of Tucumcari, Portales, sentenced to twelve years for killing his brother-in-law Henry Stoldt in December 1904. appeal led to release on bond. Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows elected officers: Grand master B A Sleyster Albuquerque, deputy grand master W T Manville Silver City, grand elder J B Hodgdon Deming, grand secretary N B Stevens Raqueiqu, grand treasurer J D Clements Alamogordo, grand representative W W Oggle Roswell. Local lodge at
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San Tidefonso
Santa Fe
New York
Parla
Indiana
Santa Clara
San Ildefonso
Coney Island
Stin
Eastern Star
J. 8. Miller
Charles Mausard
Grand Lodge of
New Mexico
Maud R. Front
Allan B. McCord
Belle Hanna
B. Grimshaw
A.M. Boykin
Tucumcar
Portales
Henry Stoldt
Boykin
Stoldt
Supreme Court
Odd Fellow
B. A. Sleyster
Albuquerque
W. T. Manville
Silver City
Erander Fan
J. B. Hodgdon
Deming
N. B. Stevens
Raqueiqu
J. D. Clements
Alamogordo
W. W. Oggle
Roswell
Moyer Haywood Case: Supreme Court Hears Freedom Appeal
The Supreme Court heard final arguments in the Moyer Haywood Pettibone habeas corpus appeal from Idaho, alleging an interstate conspiracy to abduct them from Colorado. Edmond Richardson and J H Hawley argued conspiracy and improper requisition claims, while Clarence Darrow prepared closing for the defendants. The court questioned both sides, with denials of conspiracy rhetoric and notes on transfer procedures and speedy trial rights.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Idaho Supreme Court
Charles H. Moyer
William D. Haywood
George A. Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Moise
Idaho
Steunenberg
Edmond F. Richardson
Denver
J. H. Hawley
Boise
Clarence
Darrow
Chicago
Richardson
Colorado
Gooding
McDonald
van Duyn
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Frank Stennenberg
Hawley
Perdon
Steunenburg
Supreme Court
Fuller
Mr. Hawley
Justice McKenna
Standard Oil Suit Begun in Findlay Ohio
The state of Ohio sues Standard Oil Company alleging conspiracy against trade. Proceedings moved quickly with a jury secured in under two hours. County Prosecutor W L David opened the case, Virgil P Kline defended, and J Phelps for the prosecution read documentary evidence before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Findlay
Ohio
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
W. L. David
Virgil P. Kline
J. Phelps
Mr. David
Btanchard Oil Company
Trunt
Hans
Ot Cone
Insomnia Woes From Lightning Bugs Reported
In the Hog Wallow Kentuckian a resident named Jefferson Pot. Jocka complains to the deputy constable about insomnia caused by lightning bugs keeping him awake at night.
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Jefferson Pot
Jocka
Animals Go with Little Water
Some animals rarely drink water and survive in arid zones. The Matias or Patagonia, eastern gazelles, snakes and lizards inhabit waterless areas. A western bat lives on waterless plains. In parts of Lasere France cows and goats rarely drink yet yield milk for Roquefort cheese.
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Patagonia
Far East
Western
America
Losere
France
Lower Animals In Sickness And Self Care
Animals show care when ill seeking shade and water. A dog refuses food, uses fed dog grass as purgative and emetic. Sheep and cows seek herbs. Chronically rheumatic animals avoid sun. A chimpanzee bandages wounds with chewed leaves and grass as a plaster.
Curious Postum Contest Draws Thousands in Word Search
The Postum Cereal Co. offered 31 gold boxes and 300 dollars to top wordmakers from the letters -1-0-Grape-Nota starting February 1906 with prizes to be awarded April 30. Weeks of work by examiners and editors followed, delaying results until September 29. L. D. Reese of Denver won 9941 correct words worth 100 dollars. 8. K. Fraser of Lincoln, Pa, earned 9921 words for a 10-dollar prize.
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Mets
Podtum
United States
L. D. Reese
15Th St
Denver
Colo
K. Fraser
Lincoln
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Clayton
Spain
New York Post
Senor Contreras
Socorro
Inez
Belen
H. W. Park
Territorial
Primrone Progressive Circle
Roy
Mora County
Nellie Willcox
Eastella Strong
Adell Bushkevitz
Beckle Goodman
Kate B
Eval Clara F
Gussie Floershelm
Folaom and
Logan
Union County
Hiram Hadley
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Reid
Salvation Army
Chaves County
W. R. Woodward
Frederick de Latour
Booth-Tucker
Edward John
Children’s Home Society
Haven Corporation
W. J. Mills
W. H. Pope
Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction
Easterday
Franklin
John Shaw
Charles E
Presbyterian Church
United States Land Office
Risto
Southwest
Western Federation
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