News of the Werk condensed dispatches and city notes
Brief items from Silver City to Deming describe telephonic links, fires near Johnstown Peon, Santa Fe Las Vegas road work, Admiral Schley swindle tale, martial law in Santiago de Chile, New York switch collision injuring a dozen, Russian anti Jewish violence, Hempe life sentence for murder in Santa Fe, Edison gold separation advance at Ortiz grant, bank fraud rumor about Grayson Merrill, Tucumcari Turf saloon gunfire, plus De Witt's Hazel Salve endorsements.
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Silver City
Deming
Johnstown
Peon
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Admiral Schley
Mexico
Santiago de Chile
New York
Roswell
Edison
Ortiz Grant
Santa Fe County
Charles J. Grayson
Silver City National Bank
Boston
Grayson
Merrill
Santa Fe New Mexican
Tucumcari
John Brophy
Brophy
Clayton
Irrigation urged to settle New Mexico arid lands
The St Louis Globe-Democrat noted President Roosevelt urged New Mexico to reclaim arid lands at the earliest practicable moment. Irrigation would attract settlers, boost agriculture, and hasten statehood. The 1902 national irrigation act could aid the region, with locals urged to support government efforts to reclaim lands and attract farmers and fruit growers. Hall's catarrh cure is presented as a cure with a money-back offer. The Browns and Reds baseball game in Socorro ended unsettled after a dispute in the ninth inning. Subscribe for Tux Curerram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Roosevelt
New Mexico
Europe
West
Middle West
Far
Canada
Browns
Reds
Socorro
Notice to Knights of Pythias Meeting at Rio Grande Lodge
All members of Rio Grande Lodge No. 3 K of P are requested to attend the regular meeting tonight. There will be work in the rank of Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Santa Fe
Hall
F. J. Conway & Co
Toledo
Rio Grande Lodge No. 3
K. of P
Death of Elizabeth Griffith Spreads Deep Sorrow
Socorro Hose Company No 1 memorializes Elizabeth Griffith wife of John E Griffith with resolutions praising her virtues and mourning her loss. The piece notes community responses, public sympathy, and a request to publish the expressions of grief. It also mentions related notices, a medical ad for Kodol dyspepsia cure, and a Kansas City business visit to Socorro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro Hose Company No. 1
Elizabeth Griffith
John E. Griffith
John B. Griffith
Hose Company
Avuc
Winker
H. M. Devengery
J. E. Ssar
Lizzie E. Griffith
Cattle Sales Near San Antonio to Denver Packers
W. fi. Siles of this city purchased 500 head of cattle yesterday from E. G. Hills C. B. Bruton Wm McNair Chas Storey and Ed Brown at San Antonio. The herd was shipped to Jno Hall & Bros of Denver. Part came from San Andreas where the range is excellent. Prices paid were 14 17 and 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fi. Siles
E. G. Hills
C. B. Bruton
Wm. McNair
Chas. Storey
Ed. Brown
San Antonio
Jno
O. Hall & Bros
Denver
San Andreas
Ancient Chinese bank note found in Pekin ruins
A 14th century Chinese bank note unearthed near a Buddha ruin in Pekin draws curiosity at the British museum. It notes paper money reached Europe only in the 17th century, a point London Leader cites. The Chieftain Office guarantees satisfaction with its work, priced reasonably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Pekin
Europe
London
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South First St
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Natal
Thos. Jaques
A. T
S. F. Ry
Socorro New
First National Bank
Torbud S Reynolds
BM. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
C. K. Newhall
United States Depository
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San Francisco
Manila
David Zufelt
Belen
Baker
Gutierrez and
Sanches
Bernalillo County
Omaha
Russia
Alpheus Hempe
McVie
Epitacio Gallegos
Hampe
Prom
de Witt
A. E. Jowell
The
Globe-Democrat
Knights of
Pythias
U. S
Price Baking Pow
Magdalen
Order of Eastern Star
Elara M. Dovestrry, Anne W. Frren
E. A. Duaxe
A. K
B. P Owell
Chicago
Kansas City
Cooney
Kaw
A. E. Howell
Col. J. Franco Chavez
A. C. Torres
Socorro County
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