Bell drives El Paso Chicago and Mexican Railway plan
A large El Paso meeting chaired by Mayor Payne backed J L Bell’s proposal for an El Paso Chicago and Mexican Railway. Backers from Sularows Black Mountain Ciudad Juarez and other towns pledged support and subsidies totalling millions, with Bell outlining expected ore shipments water and coal resources and potential gains for White Oaks La Luz and Three Rivers. Sub-committee elections were set to solicit subscriptions as the crowd urged rapid construction within two years.
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el Paso Herald
Rome
District Court Room
J. L. Bell
el Paso, Chicago & Mexican Railway Company
Sularows
Black Mountain
Ciudad Juarez
W. J. Glenn
Payne
H. M. Patterson
Hell
White Oaka
White Oaks
Finn
Mal Pass
Tularvea
la Luz
Mr. Bell
Tulires
Mi Paso
Moonbins
Michigan
United States
Woite Oake
R. R. Goodrich
la Lug
Tularcen
Three Rivers
Canon
el Paso
W.H. Tuttle
Albuquerque
W.8. McCutcheon
Bell
Dr. Turner
Chicago
Sam Ho Carr
Col
Camp
Patterson
el Pato
Sol Schutz
East
Denver Mint Bill Becomes Law and Local Figures Noted
Tax Denver coinage mint bill has become a law. Denver is now happy to a degree at least. Feepertek Doveras, ex slave, philanthropist and orator, the most noted man of African descent the country has known, died suddenly at his Virginia home last week. Mr J J THAGramay donated forty acres to New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell and one hundred acres to the branch experiment station of the Agricultural College in the Pecos Valley.
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Denver
Feepertek Doveras
Virginia
J.J. Thagramay
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Branch Experiment Station
The
Agricultural College
Pecos Valley
In Memoriam Little Jamie Sligh Aged Year Ten Days
Prayerful notice recounts the death of a infant named Jamie Sligh at ten days old. The message emphasizes trust in God, consolation for mourners, and the belief that the child now rests with angels in heaven. This personal farewell appears amid a local Albuquerque Citizen issue.
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Jamie Sligh
Stop Tobacco Health Aid Claims Ads
A fragmented anti tobacco cure claim seeks to persuade readers to quit smoking with promises of a simple remedy. It includes dubious medical authority, price details, and a mail order offer with express guarantees and installments.
Shocking ride as couple with baby spurs gossip on car
On a West Side cable car a young couple with a toddler attract wary stares and sharp whispers about marriage, parenting, and responsibility. An elderly woman mocks their age, while a mother of seven and others trade judgments as the infant’s care becomes a dish of social spectacle.
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Do’elock
West Side
Ty Dent
Tony
Tia
Geary
Followed Her a Clever Girl Teaches English to Ching
Kansas City Star reports a poor girl, admired for wit and charity, teaching a Chinese child in a classroom on a sidestreet. She explains God made all things and even Ching, who responds that God made him to look pretty and smell sweet. The piece notes her moral influence despite hardship and her father’s quiet, diligent nature.
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Sie
Hivetel
Iris
Hinda
Ching
Plotay
Amiolion
Kansas City Star
Making Law In Congressional Jumble At Private Nisels School
A quirky dialogue features a girl from Nisels private school explaining legislative steps in a humorous, imperfect style. The exchange touches on senate ratification presidential veto and house hesitation, with playful mispronunciations and a remark about needing a new hat.
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United State
Nisels
Senate
House of Representativen
House of Representatives
Panorama Show Sparks Cherokee Town Riot and Mayor Support
In Jotersonville the panorama exhibit by Avatin Keene draws a curious crowd led by the mayor who praises moral uplift despite concerns of gossip and mischief. The show, free of charge, features a five legged wolf and other curiosities as townsfolk react with cheers, tears, and a wave of fines for curious onlookers.
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Jeffersonville
Rhine
Christopher Columbus
Ivomin
Xu Othurs
New Orleans
Holy Land
Chicago
Ald Hy
Mpoain
Cum
Tinoy
Criiter
Tamar
Uncle Zeb and the Chicago Train Ledger
A wandering traveler named Uncle Zeb exchanges small bills for convenience and safety, but a deceitful exchange leads to a miscount. The agent pressures Zeb to reveal more, a confrontation ensues, and Zeb ends up leaving in confusion after paying for a wagon and missing his eastbound train.
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Zeb
Miscellany of Wit and Humour From Periodicals
A collage of comic exchanges and social chatter from a early 20th century scene. A young pair discuss cigarettes and etiquette in a hotel office while a grocer in Detroit answers a wife about jackpots and cooking greens. The piece blends humorous dialogues from newspapers and periodicals, reflecting tongue in cheek social observations.
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Detroit
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Los Angeles
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Jesus
Mitre
Papa
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Board of Trade
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Cerrito
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Kendall
Buell Richards
C. Eddington
Eddy Lant
Chamberlain
Lund Lever
M. G. Paden
Drog Int
Kyoto
Milly
Silwisukw
George
Bomeda
Jmae Plankington
Plainkington
Clothiortid Pueniaber
Joe
Jotersonville
Jotfermonville
Ehad
Kiver
Attonshun
Anels
Hagoratt
Uncle Zeb
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Otherrital Hotel
Olask
Tha Vietin
Chockanath
Min Patton
Inydianapoli
Flemty
Ringo
Jonescime
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