Politically Charged Week Across Nation and Local Trade News
National shifts show Chicago and Milwaukee leaning Democratic while New Mexico’s five largest cities move toward Republican. The oleomargarine bill clears Senate. Punjab reports 70,000 plague deaths monthly. Miss Ellen M. Stone sails to New York. Lyman J. Gage named head of United States Trust. A Burlington train robbery occurs near St. Joseph, Missouri. Ruth Hill marries in St. Paul. Fire devastates Atlantic City boardwalk hotels. Navajos relocate near northern New Mexico. Fort Bayard reports progress against consumption. United States Steel charts expansion and earnings. Weather from Santa Fe notes March colder and wetter than usual. Louisiana to Arkansas: labor unrest rises. Rhodes heirs spark Oxford scholarships. A wind and snow storm hits Pennsylvania and West Virginia with casualties.
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New Mexico
Thomas Dunn British
Ben Bolt
Newark
N. J
Texas
B.S. Baker
Rae
Albuquerque
Punjab
India
Atlantic City
Home cure for liquor habit advertised in 1902 paper
An advertisement touts a "home cure" for drunkenness claiming to neutralize poisons, curb cravings, and cure the drink habit. It promises discreet, at home treatment for one dollar with directions from physicians, plus a mystery box sale by The Ladies Guild. Also notes a Youth's Companion anniversary and other local notices and appointments.
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Seppe & Nostre
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Ladies’ Guild
Knights of Pythias
Chamberlain Cough Remedy praised by Colombo watchmaker
Chas M Cramer of Colombo Ceylon touts Chamberlain Cough Remedy as quick cure for chest colds and hoarseness in children. He credits early dispensary notice and urges trials. sold by A E Howells Socorro W M Borrowdale Magdalena and others. Electric Bitters also praised for malaria and stomach issues with a 30 price and satisfaction guarantee.
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Chamberlain
A. K. Howell
Socorro
W. M. Borrowdale
Magdalena
Chas. M. Cramer
Colombo
Ceylon
Ty A. E. Howsell
Virginia
John Charleston
Byesville
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Henderson
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
United States Trust Company
Weather Bureau
Santa Fe
Burlington
St. Joseph
Ruth Hill
James J. Hill
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United States Steel Corporation
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Conneaut Harbor
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West Virginia
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Eorrox Cirminars
José M. Jaramillo
Big Rand
Manuel Sanches
Grose
R. T. Wytie
Justice of the Peace
Neorest Justice of the Peace
No A. Field
Robber
Myrley
New England
Tast Week
R. W. Peabody
West
Mr. Peabody
Masonic
Jas. P. Chase
Mark
Tienry May
Jos, McConnell
Messrs. Chase
May
Knights Templar
el Paso
Jaques
Tar Isla Land Office
Las Cruces
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Cooney
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al Harden
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Price Bros. & CO
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Galveston News
Total and Territorial
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California
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Ban Mranoine
St. Leonlais
Kansas City
Bante Fe
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Yosemite
Harvey Meal
Socorro, N. M
Lakin
Fen
First National Bank
Joshua S. Reynolds
Mo W. Flournoy
Frank McKee, Cahier
A. Hawks
United States Depository
A. & P. Ratlroa
Secord Bottling Works
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Coyote Water
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Jacksonville
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