Nation Mourns Mrs. Harrison at White House
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison died at the White House at 1 45 Tuesday morning after a long illness from la grippe and liver lung complications. The funeral will be private in Washington then public in Indianapolis at First Presbyterian Church. Interment at Crown Hill. Mrs. Harrison, 57, daughter of Dr. Jon W. Scott of Oxford Ohio, known for her Christian character. The notice notes previous presidents’ wives and two presidents dying in the White House.
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Benjamin Harrison
United States
White House
Harrison
Letitia Christian Tyler
John Tyler
William Henry Harrison
Zachariah Taylor
White Oaks and New Mexico resources urge Denver-El Paso line
An editorial argues the proposed Denver El Paso railroad will unlock White Oaks New Mexico ore districts. It notes gold and silver findings, coal and iron deposits, and distant prospects could become mines with rail access. The piece highlights regional prospecting and regional growth along with El Paso El Paso market demand.
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Denver News
White Oaks
New Mexico
el Paso
Mexico
Mexican Central
White Dake
White Oake
Denver-El Paso
E. L. Ozanne & Co
Prospecting, politics, and shortages in White Oaks area
Fort Stanton dispatches report snow on the White Mountains and local prospecting on Bugis creek. Election betting begins as rumors spread of a new company arriving from Leavenworth. Businesses push sales with wool underwear at 75 cents and other notices mix with hunting trips and personnel changes.
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Durney Coffee
Sergi
Heaney
George Leon
Will Norman
Penasco Country
Sout
Gray
Jimmie Alcock
Delaney
Lincoln County
State of Washington
Good
Charlie Stwin
Goverment
Santa Fe
Fischer Brewing Co
Bix
Keven
White Oaks
Goodman, Ziegler & Co
Fragmented notes and notices from early newspapers
A collage of dispatches and notices mentions political figures like Catron and Prince, local quarrels with fatal outcomes in Colfax county, school and business ads, a silver convention in Bang Tex, and dissolving partnerships over local papers. A mix of obituaries, catalog blurbs, and business notices punctuate the page.
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Fn Bang
Tex
Southwest
EL Paso
Miters
el Pax
Toc. Ltd
OA. Mt
Minnie
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A. Schinzing
Notuntly
Placer St
John A. Brothers
Prop
Lincoln
W. M.lane
Fitepatrien, Assayer
Ovks N. M
Eee LD
Kentucky Liquors
AN. Paw ., Proprietor
Dres Making
Brothers’ Hotel
Alice Horvick
L. Erickson
Parker & Reynolds
Proprietors
Hewitt
Jicarilla Placer Mining Co
Best, Scholl, & Co
Frank Lesner
Nathan Joifa
Roswell
Jicarillas
Evening Star
W. Dennison
Leadville
Texas
Byone
Devil's Kitchen
Eacsar
Dep
Juan Chaven Y Trujillo
Reventon
White Owl
Waymde
J. O. Naboara
Carrizoxo
BH. L. Ranch
Oxanne & Co
A. Tingeway
Cerillon Rustler
Catron
Senate
House Land
Democrats of
Silver City
Vermejo
Colfax
Abran Padilla
Antonio Gallegos
Gallegos
Padilla
Albug
Judge Downs
Tom Catron
Seutepanta
Vickeburg
Loyal
Wisconsin
Chie
Son
Overnor Prince
Ohio
WF. Sun
Goss Military Institute
A. A. Freeman
Roswell Register
Paten
Ely
Mats
Cha
Rochester
Rochester Lamp Co
New York
Old
Abe Bugle
Frank G. Raible
Tll. Rawr
All. Raws
G. Raritan
B. Lown
NEW Hewitt
Tal
James G. Blaine
Ben Butler
Grover Cleveland
David B. Hill
Ben Harrison
John Sherman
Maj. McKinley
Jay Gould
Antonio Joseph
Taliaferro Bros
King Coal
Ella G. Virnonega
Watson Block
Levin W. Stewart
TNT
Orrin
Ray
Lowentma K
Mewers
Kentucky
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Jos, Schlitz and Pabst Brewing Companies
Milwaukee
Railroad Avenue
Albucquercue, N, M
A. L. Parker
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