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The Old Abe Eagle

Location

White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1894

Page

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Lincoln county ticket poised to win this fall

Coronut Joan Argins longtime Denver News owner and manager died in Denver on the 18th after a long gastritis illness. Also noted are Italian anarchist Carnot’s assassin executed at 4 am with slogan Viva l’anarchie and ex Kansas figure Rootssox’s death in Lawrence. A congressional bill to bar anarchist immigrants and deport foreign-born anarchists passed both Houses pending conference.

Coronut Joan Argins Denver News West Colorado Santo Carnot France Guy Clartes Rootssox Kansas Lawrence Pri Congress Senate

New Mexico Military Institute Heads to September Opening

Prov. J. Eb. Epuixarox of Roswell visited town on business at the New Mexico Military Institute. New owners Edgington and Howe aim to reopen the Goss Military Institute on September 12, after recent bankruptcy sales, with a focus on restoring confidence and value for students and patrons. The piece also discusses economic issues like gold reserves, bi metalism debates, and rising industrial activity in the East and South, including Amoskeag mills resuming and new mills planned near Pittsburgh.

Sucess Newt Frealty Amoskeay Mills New Hampshire Birmingham Pittsburg

Statehood urged to draw capital and end alien land law

The piece argues for New Mexico statehood as a remedy to the alien land law that supposedly keeps fifty million in capital from investment. It notes capital as the prime driver in the southwest and urges action, while commenting on party actions in Lincoln and editorial impartiality. An Eddy area mining note reports rock from sx miles east at four to ten dollars per ton.

New Mexico Great Southwest Gorn Eddy

Travel and War Poems Echo Across A Deserted Plain

A fragmented collection includes verses about the perilous travel by train and trunk theft in the West, a veteran’s response to war through a song of brave deeds, a mother and lover’s devotion, and a political critique in Spanish on party economics.

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Territorial fair prep at Albuquerque prompts local notices

Preparations advance for a Territorial fair next month in Albuquerque with reports of mining figures and coal prospects in New Mexico. Notables such as J B Biagno and Austin Goodall appear in city notes while Irrigation Congress plans in Denver draw wide attention.

Albuquerque J. B. Biagno Risque Boy White Oaks Mr. Risque St. Louis Bisbee A. T Mexico Irrigation Congress Chicago New Mexico Third National Irrigation Congress Denver W. E B. Smythe National Executive Committee Irrigation Age Masonic Temple Congress Smythe Los Angeles National Congress B. W. Merritt

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