Roswell Unveils New 3000 Dollar Steam Fire Engine
Summary of events notes Roswell launching a $3000 steam fire engine, plus widespread labor unrest and global strikes. It mentions active grading on the Santa Fe Central line, Roosevelt signing the Chinese exclusion bill, and local trials including Childers verdicts in Las Cruces and Silver City.
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Roswell
Roosevelt
Kansas
Towa
Childers
Silver City
Lucy
Lowa
Ramon Montoya Dies in Socorro County
Ramon Montoya, a highly respected Socorro County citizen, died at his San Antonio home after a brief illness. His funeral drew hundreds from near and far, with San Miguel band providing music and a solemn Catholic service. Notable attendees included H. M. Dougherty and Julian Trujillo, who paid tribute in English and Spanish. He died at age thirty six, leaving a lasting memory among friends and associates.
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Socorro
Ramon Montoya
San Antonio
Alto Boe
Montoya
San Miguel Band
Julian Trujillo
Mysterious death near San Antonio found on railroad track
Section foreman J McMillan found a man about two and a half miles from San Antonio lying dead beside the railroad with no papers to identify him. He was about 75, dressed in a navy suit with brass buttons, missing shoes and hat, and carried $58. Death appeared from facial injuries. Rev Gilchrist doubted the man’s identity and suggested he may have mistaken a platform door for another exit. The body was taken to San Antonio. The rest of the page notes various travel ticket sales and a health department warning on alum baking powders.
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J. McMillan
San Antonio
Rev
Gilchrist
Las Vegas
Katzenstein S Ice Cream and Wines Dominant Notice
Various local items note Katzenstein offering ice cream and crushed fruit, Palace Saloon stocking ports and Angelica wines, and California claret wines newly arrived. Others report visitors, social events, court sessions, and upcoming commencements at the School of Mines, with marriages, property deals, and travel plans shaping Socorro society.
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Palace
Frank A. Hubbell
Windsor
California
Price Bros. O
Bas e Ball Showdown: Socorro Elects Triumph 18 to 14
Socorro fans enjoyed a tight exhibition between the city elects representing the School of Mines under Prof. F A Jones and the scrubs. The elects won 18 to 14 in a game that promised a clash of title contenders. Key players included pitchers Chavex and Wilson, catcher Martinez, infielders Baca Zingerly Smith Haynes Howell, outfielders Abernathy Wilson Gibbons. A rematch with J Martins champions is anticipated as a hot town event.
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School of Mines
Santa Fe
A. A. Freeman
Socorro
Supreme Court
Freeman
Jere Fielder
Zim Gibbons
EB. V. Chaves
Albuquerque
Abeyta Vs. Towle
Ruby Berry
McMillan
Phoenix
Arizona
Fannette R. Couser
Chicago
C. Henry
Florence
Henry
Scrubs
F. A. Jones
Chavex
Wilson
Martinez
Emilio Baca
Zingerly
Smith
Haynes Howell
Abernathy
Gibbons
J. Martin
Old Town
False Pretense Sentence Stuns San Antonio Man Framed
Francisco Sanchez of San Antonio Socorro county was sentenced to 25 days in San Miguel county jail for obtaining money under false pretense from E. V. Gallegos. Gallegos hired him for a sheep ranch job and paid in advance. Sanchez spent the money and took a fancy item, failing to fulfill the contract. The Santa Fe offers a special baseball team rate in New Mexico.
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Francisco Sanchez
San Antonio
Socorro County
San Miguel County
E. V. Gallegos
Gallegos
Sanchez
The
Santa Fe
New Mexico
New Mexicar
Epiphany church holds morning service and evening sermon
At the church of the Epiphany tomorrow morning there will be prayer holy communion and sermon at 11 a m with evening prayer and sermon at 8 p m. All are invited to attend. The Senate committee on Cuban relations seeks owners of Cuban sugar linked to proposed duty reductions. suspicion falls on the sugar trust as principal owner.
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Kansas
Joll
Gene Field
Field
Pedro
Church of the Epiphany
Verybody
Senate Committee On
Sugar Trust
Tay Curtain Office Gains New Stationery Line
Tay Curtain office is now supplied with a line of ladies fancy stationery. Those who need anything in that line will find it to their advantage to call. Tay Coveraty office has just been supplied with a stock of card envelopes.
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Tay Curmrtain
Tay Coveraty
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