Lincoln and Lincoln County News and a Civil War Remembrance
The text recalls Abram Lincoln’s visit to Gen Grant at City Point and the emotional scene in the Civil War era. It recalls the nation’s mourning, the soldiers, and the enduring memory of Lincoln. It discusses public sentiment and the role of leaders in shaping national memory. It mentions White Oaks and Lincoln County supporters for railroad development and regional development efforts in New Mexico and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun Ane Eagne
Abramann
Lincoln
Gen'l Grant
City
Witine
Coops
City Point
Apponattos
Init
Ginko
Abraham Lincoln
Uniters Stites
Hailier Abratiai
Teaweler Trace Wien
Amliatead
Intelligent Public
White Oakes
Lincoln County
White Oaks
Denver Pano
Wiate
el Tino
White Oakis
Denver
Btian
Tim Row
Nate
Andy
Lisealy
Guinlain
Lie Bhatia
Bern
Masy Pointe
Santa Fe
Hughes, Burke, McCreagh
White Oaks Mines Spark Santa Fe Rail Talk and Rumors
Local newspapers recount speculation that Santa Fe may extend into New Mexico and reach White Oaks and nearby mining districts. Articles discuss rail expansion timelines, map placements, and claims about mine production while noting disputed details and calls for official confirmation.
Notices and legal actions in Lincoln County New Mexico
A jumbled OCR notice set shows various district court chancery actions in Lincoln County New Mexico. Complainants Rachel Jennison and Lowra V. Suthit seek absolute divorce and custody, with respondents Jennison and Thomas J. Suthit summoned to appear by early March. Additional notices announce land claim proceedings with hearings and witness requirements in Roswell and Fort Stanton, detailing proof of residence and cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ixtite District Coury
Prete Jinretar
Dinmuier
Liscos County
New Mexico
Rhoda Jenninon
John E
Jenniles
Cok E. Jennison
Distriet
County of
Lincoln
Territory of
Rheda Jennison
de Ores
W. Ganon
Chancery
Ira
Sutil
District Court, Co. Ve
Territory
Thomas J Suehit
Widds Thomn
Ebanovry
Trritory
Lowra
Suthit
Ruin Nisiel
Thir
Musul
Cele
Omar
Mienorie
Fred Gainase
Guana
Tod
Romwytte
Hauke
UL Storti
Spek
Geo Mid Land
Dee
Widanenes
Luis
CommAn. Register
Ee Ee
LAND
Roswell
Nokia
Feanigke
Wil Tee
Teo Bena
Lincole
Mit
Beasty
Kimo
WNW Teln
Conan
Rewlstor
Arrival and Departure Daily Mails Notice
Tantern mail from Carthage arrives at 7 avn while Battern midi for Carthage closes. Southern mail via Nogel stops at Mt Stanton Lincoln and Roawell arriving at 2103 p m. Southey east mails depart after the arrival of the day’s trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Nogel
Stanton
Lincoln
Roawell
Southey
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F.G. Raible
Katecrol
Whitve ¢ NM
Pomtiattinw
Fanemswaion Thirst
Swennitelas
Yeb
Taita
Douglas
Ottawa
Clusewan
Mexics Irrigation Secolatte
Territorial Immigration Bureau
Territorial Agricultural College
Lip
Arizona
Rock Island Railway
Rio Grande
Ori
Socotra
Socorro
Hanne
Albuquerque
Citt
Java
Lin
A&p
Hesine
Lou Wimd
Postas
B. L
Rolle Weilk
Martin Luill
Wellsmeyer
Martin ml
Bunwell
Martin
E.W. Parken
Atbright
Don
Paden
Don Therie
Northwestern
Dew Moines
Dent Horden
M. Gi. Paden
Union County
Chamberlain
Chanvery
Divesce
Jacob A Hick
Coun Kinane
Amini Dy Hicks
Amati
Hicks
District Court
Sunty
Tarritmg
Cowie
Bint Dupteran
Lassionn
Thomas
Willan, Inoue
Sarai Widiaies
Iui
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Linu
Tositoky
Iavet
Leone E. Willian
Pacying
MaLi
Sky Tare Estates
Doriee
Ames Big Clark
Dir
San Fordipe
N. M
New Arexico
Jefe- Bow
Menlert
National Capital
8. M. Folsom
John A. Lee
Ay Jones
M. Folsom
J.A. Williamson
E. D. Bullock
M. P. Stamm
Guaranty
Southwest
Gur
Stray B&g
Commercial St
Trinidad
Colo
East
Las Vegas
WS. Aar
Shawna
May & Schubert
Proprietors of the
Ing Coal Cigar Factory
Trinidad, Colo
Coal St
Edgewood
Continental
Las Vacas, Ny
Blackwell & Co
Glorieta
N.M
G. G. Mernin
Bank Santa Fe
Quiegest
Topeka
Wichita
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Chicago
Saint Louis
Buckeye
Phatone Art
Herve Cart Co
Charicaton
W. Va
Tendiathrus Tomanalksvareve
Usdarte
BurboFeCass
Charice
Ghot, Nicholson
G.P.& TA
Topeka, Kans
H Moretiouse
el Paso, Texas
Jas, W. Magoffin
el Paso, Tex
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