Pueblo Sees Great El Paso Short Line as Nation Wide Link
The Pueblo press lauds the El Paso short line as the greatest railroad scheme since the transcontinental era. It argues the route would connect Mexico City to British America via Pueblo, with no rival line, feeding eastern and western rails and boosting Pueblo’s mineral, agricultural, and industrial prospects. It cites Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe figures noting the project’s feasibility and potential profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
el Paso
City of
Mexico
British America
Colorado
New Mexico
Arkansa Valley
Hecroi
Strong
Atchison, Topeka & Sagua Fe
New Mexico News Mixed With Local Outlooks and World Events
Report rounds up diverse items from New Mexico and beyond including mining notes, denials of violence by Mexicans, Denver and El Paso civic funding, Dom Pedro’s death, the Times Arizona statehood push, and land grant claims. The piece frames coal deposits, gold placer geology, and a travelogue tone about the plains and sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
United States
White Oaks Promises Growth in Southwest Town
The town of White Oaks markets itself as a booming southwest hub attracting capital and settlers. It touts abundant resources including gold silver copper coal iron and marble and expects a railroad soon. Proclaiming a superb climate of sunshine most days, it urges readers to invest and settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oaks
Frightful Robbery Attempt Ends in Self Destruction
A deranged assailant tried to blow up Russell Sage and its clerks with dynamite over a demand for 1.25 million dollars loaned for 99 years. He failed, killing himself. Sage and several bystanders were injured, others died in the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Russell
Sagr
Vermont Editor Invents Obituary Notion For Absentees
A Vermont editor toys with the idea of writing obituary notices for delinquent absentees, assuming they are dead due to silence. The scheme hinges on catching their attention by pretending to report their demise.
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Vermont
Cures for Chronic Sor Eyes and Other Ailments Promoted
A nostrum claimed to cure chronic eye sores skin eruptions and fevers is marketed in 95 and 50 cent boxes and lauded as cooling and soothing with hundreds cured after other treatments fail. A court notice outlines a property attachment in a public legal action against J Ke Saltonstall with potential default remedies.
Lincoln County Sheriff's Sale Notice of Mining Claims and Lots
A public auction will sell at Lincoln County New Mexico real estate and mining claims seized under a court judgment. The Rockford Lode mining claim, Clipner Lode, Cashier Lode, and several described lots in White Oaks are to be sold to satisfy a total judgment and costs, including interest, with dates and locations specified for the public sale.
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William
McDonald
Pet
Theodore W. Neman
New Maaico
Judicial Disteien Court
Saeneter
Conte Amnesed
Jans Pedielock M
Lincoln
Watdh
Thin Rockford
Cshier Lalonine Guim
Nowa Stiaing
Linealn
Divteh
New Mexico
Alu
Watts Opis
Lineuls
Alan
Terrell
Lincoln County
Theodor W. Homan
Judicial di Trigt
Uurt
Withie
Lincoln Territory
Tormail Wan Plainsifl
Haman
White Gara
Costa
Asleret
Torriiney
Navy Township
Lixcoln County
New Mexic
Seimt
Daxter Mountain
White Oake M
Rew
Mexico
John A. Brothers
PUCI
Theodore W. Homan
Fifth Judicial Court
John A
Enid
White Oakes
New Hienenanen
Wil
Valde Radiant
Rockford Lode
Nim
White Oaks
County of
Neve Moieo
Upd
Ange
Livonia County
Jinantain
Lingoln County
Romare
Bheriffey J.P
Lawnston
Isean
Court House
Pavel Ter
Lincoln Lounaty
Atin Tay
F. Haxkin
Paul
Justice's Court
Inet
Ligcein
Galtonstall
New Merion
J. R Saltonavill
Plainsiff
Corta
O'Clovk
P. C. Lamontox
Constable
Afar Against One Shining Aky In Tender Care
Fragmentary OCR text lists unfamiliar phrases and names with no clear events. It mentions Afar and a shining aky, malls notified, South want to take onward, Gods day, constant sin, Anat seal, never abiding love, and tender care on earth. No coherent story or identifiable entities to summarize.
The Freckled One and the Blue Eyed Baby tale
A dramatic Chinaman Mei Hing returns from Kwangtung with a German wife in Brooklyn. He builds a shrine to a blue eyed baby god, spends all his money on incense, and carves wooden images of the child. When the baby dies and the wife flees, Mei Hing destroys the shrine in a fit of rage, while onlookers debate his fate and the strange legend surrounding his child.
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Chong Wah Kung
Tan Beung
Mei Hing
Ong-Yun
Kawang-tung
Brooklyn
New York
Mei Hu Tle
Park Street
Mott Street
Ing
Kwang-tung
Choy
Earth
Heaven
Moi
Yatjoon-kwok
Hing
Gennan
Mei Hing Mat
Fie
Mol Hing
Bat
Aris
Hone
Ciana
Not— Wilson
The Gypsies of Today Division and Assimilation
Ethelbert Walsh in New York Epoch notes that Gypsy groups split into housed and nomadic lines. External pressure erodes national identity, and full assimilation seems inevitable over time.
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Ross & Ratale, Publishers
Enterad
N. M
Thie Plain
Kunels
Geo
Evide
Steiguer
Pueblo Ress
Denver
Texas
Dom Pedro
Brazil
the Times
New Democratic
Albuqurque
Thurd & Hite
Mra
Emniy Hite
Arizona
Phenix
Secretary of the Interior
Lawdons Grant Middle
Itrome Acular
da. G. M. Papas
Trent & Behell
Justiee
Lincoln Coln
Saltonstall
Atiechment
Dannaty
IS. Taman
J.P. Henn
Attest En Romo EA
Albuquerque
National Capital
Run Folsom
John A. Lee
C. Briggs
Time Deposita
Southwest
Lincoln Co
Busineen
Torm the New Home Sewing Machine Co
Market St
San Francisco
Cal
Straub &G
Commercia
Trinidad
Colo
Ios, Blackwell & Go
Las Vegas
Carthage
Glorieta
East
Las Vegas, N. M
May & Schubert
Proprietors of the
Ring Coal Cigar Factory
Plaza
G. Oskar Scott
First Clues
Mera
Parnos
Las Vogts
Sunday
Andro
Agalu
O Ivia Lavell Wilson
Andy Fuetoton
Eland
Perken Vista
Hil Heart
Syretia
Sneha
Rabel
Tower of Tongues
Tigre-Eaphizates
Ated
Babylon
Buble
St. Louis
Aptelden
England
Lord Congleton
Mr. Parnell
Earl of Munster
William IV
Lor Cloncurry
Earl of
Dele Warr
Lord Lyttleton
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