The Knights of Pythias Language Debate in New Mexico
A scattered 19th century clipping discusses the Knights of Pythias language controversy, German lodges splitting from The Order Universal to form the Improved Order, and a defense of English as the nation’s lawful language while noting historical Spanish use and cultural diversity. The piece critiques patriotism tied to language and laments intolerance toward multilingual Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
America
Buffalo
New York
Order Univeral
Order of Knights of Pythias
New Mexico
Overman Wheel Co Expands Across Major Cities
The company outlines its presence in Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco Detroit and Denver as part of a nationwide distribution push. The list emphasizes key urban markets and signals broad retail reach for its bicycle components.
Prosperity in the New Year and Debt Realities
A reflective editorial questions what prosperity truly means as the nation may need a debt re-adjustment. It argues that real gains come from prudent use of earned income, not borrowed money, and that the era of easy returns is past. It notes Rev Dr McGiggs’s Christmas appearance and a controversial vigil in Ouraia ending in tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle
Western States
Dr. McGiggs
Henry George
Church of the Holy Cross
New York
Chuirch
A Matter of Compromises Gonebigh-You and your wife always seem to get on admirably together
A humorous exchange on marriage compromise follows with Gonebigh and Levelbend discussing early agreements and how they have held them since their wedding day. The piece shifts to a joke about a furniture store encounter where two maiden ladies seek climber suits, a salesman touts a seven piece bedstead set as a bargain, and confusion about the bedstead being too low for comfort, prompting a humorous debate between Sarah, Mary, and Josh. The tale ends with a note from the York Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelbend
Bnals
Gonebigh
Levelhend
Levelhond
Lnen
New York World
Broadway
Saab
Sarah
York Herald
Subscription Price Note for Eatin Renewal
Readers are advised that the subscription price for the Eatin is $2.50 for renewals and new subscriptions. The notice encourages payments and outlines the price as set for current and future issues.
Brave Man and Bold Feats Across Dangers and News
A vivid portrait of a fearless figure who faced wildFrontiers and cannon mouths with no fear, alongside fragmented clippings of a romance call and a patent medicine ad. The World’s sensational tone highlights daring deeds and a romantic telephone proposal. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and fevers with generic claims of healing.
Great Metropolis paper seeks subscribers before 1890
The St Louis Republic urges three new yearly subscribers for the paper at a bargain rate, promising two issues weekly for the price of a weekly. Aimed at loyal readers, it canvasses political change in 1895 and invites readers to obtain sample copies to promote sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy. Louis Befur
Dennett
Republic
St. Lows Rereuum
St. Lonm
Flat-Openings Blank Books From New Mexican Printing Co
New Mexican Printing Co of Santa Fe offers handmade flat-opening blank books bound in full leather with flat-opening stubs. Prices listed for cash books 5Qr, journals 4% pagan, ledgers 7Qr. Books measure 10 by 16 inches with round-cornered covers and are bound in their bindery with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexican Printing Co
Santa Pewi Voll
Notice for Publication in Land Claim Proceedings
Notice announces final proof hearings for multiple land claims in New Mexico with dates in January 1898 and November 1904, naming claimants such as Charles Scott and William Henley, witnesses to establish residence and cultivation, and instructions for protests and cross-examinations before the proper land office and register. It includes ancillary court and public notices and unrelated odds and ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotarstead
L. Lasv
Orie Au Rosnel
Cotter
Renwell
N. M
Om Satara
Tandary
Moo Vie Charner Scott
Tha’n. Bete
W. Ty
Exid Land
William P. Sidelds
Tolarosa
Joan Chaves
Turmine Department
Eid
Holwant
Fimo. R. Youxo
Lane Orrick
Sv Roswant
Han Sink
Patoa
Lark
Lingala
New Stexien
William J. Henley
Lucy J. Moulay
Regula
Inveior
Elanant
Gowan Ri
Yorno
Unable to Negotiate in Chicago Neighborhood
A man at the door offers music and dance instruction and other services to a housewife, who declines. He apologizes for not finding work, asks for warmed victuals, and laments a poor neighborhood after failing to gain employment through the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thave
Delsarte
Chicago Tribune
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Overman Wheel CO
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San Francisco
Detroit
Ouraia
Trgedy
Amily
Mary
Josh
Clonk Review
Pecos Valley
R. R. Co
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Peon
Texas
Texas & Pacific Railway
Booth
Pecos
Texan
Roswell
Eddy
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W. J. Church
Gon’ Freight & Paes, Agt
Baair
the World
New York City
Levi Strauss & Cos
Mark
San Prangcisco
California
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Hail
Wilts
Hiv
Alan
Chamberin
Paden
St. Louis Republic
Nodler
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Lincoln Nathan Hall
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Lasenrom
Constable
Dr. Price
Standart
Detroit Free Press
Miss Nomver
Orion
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Jupiter
Sirius
Farmer Wayback
Plesse
New York Weekly
Willie
Sam
Nabhing
W. P
Mist Fridky
Buffalo Courier
Sveny
Alerald
Brooklyn
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