davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15

Archer George P iaEochr JanIeS H.
Bacot. Robert {. t.a.en, J3nn 1at1 Z,
3,9 S9pp Wan Ms-Y :, Mead Eliza W, D.
Fqsber Mar-are, Stoutenburgh. James Y.
Grafton. Elizabeth r. wa-dener. Rudolph De
Greendeid Nelson
Ge6r P son q the late Elizabeth Archer in
aas iayie g. to 80 stsEa eaafs sgsEa Faae on
Monday the 15tn inst, az ESQ p m
BAcor- Eas, Orange On ThuIsday r. y: aDsl APE r.
Cochran Bacot in the $50 year OF nus sse
oranse' on Monday April Is II O'Clock a. m
It is requested that flowers be sent
CoPP-on SATURDAY, April Is lsol at his residence y"
Funeral services and interaent at Convenience 0i '
family.
EnGap-At Railway n ] on the 11th inst. Miss Mary
funeral services Monday. the 18Th ,ns az siS
Train leaves New-York Pennsylvania r r. foot OF
Cortlandt-st. 210 .. m
FrsHER-on Friday April L. Margaret. widow Of Rich
ard Fisher In her SEA yea Brick Church. T. on
Menaay. on arrival OF e:a0 train from New-Yok
Addison e0ssss son Of FI Msy Louise sBs, and s
Intsrment private.
Ap5 Rai m is ox Il hsF Of s s G
Joseph Grafton in tie ~. ~ year AZ o5 r her sss ~
hguration Monday morning April Is at 1870 O'Clock
late Ernest Margaret McCaliand Greenfield Ia his
FuasIa late res!asaes o,msnse Broadway and
tstern,ent at wocaiawn
Kindly omit flowers 4
HALIoGKmAt& & Pla,assid On ss;u5say "a. ADE; & -
son HaIloek. in TIE Re ssth year Of his sgs ~.
Plainield. n. j.. Monday, the 18th inst. at
Carriages will NEE: leaving Leerty-ss-.
New-York. at ESQ .. N
HATCH, On the l:sh inst a. the Ksns'.C % Hoss John
Burial and services at Arlington va Tuesday Aprn ia
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15
Special Noilrss,
Hefnigke
& Bowen. MEMOtSlAL WINDOWS
Tribune Subscription Rate

Expression mouth restored: Dr. Deane dental sps-
Worlds Fair awards: asa Lex.-ave s5ths
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15

The Tribune will mailed Porto Rico. Hawaii
I postage
For points IN Europe ard al countries in the Universal
Postal Union The Tribune Will mailed at the following
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15

II NEW WORK. CITy-
SIAN g oscrioers the DAILY ard TRl-WEEt>1Y vtN
oe charged ne postage IN addition 70 the
/ rates nauaec above.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15

SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY 5 cents WEEKLY Seen
DAILY. 3 cents TRI- WEEKLY. cen
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. % cents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

Waste paper stacked away in consid.
erable quantities is liza BILE to spon taneous
combustion. This is especially true this
hot weather. And all places where oils
are sold care should be taken that no
paper or other fibrous matter gets mixed
with waste oil, as mysterious fires nre
liable to result therefrom,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05
Monthly Meteorological Report.

IL. II. Griffin. superintendent OF the Rocky
Ford Experiment station. furnishes Us the
following meteorological summary for tho
month of June:
Maximum Maximum, temperature. on the nth ios
Mean AZ,
Greatest range temperature 18th ii
Total precipitation. - inches -.
Greatest in ono day on the 18th Is
No Of days precipitation
OF clear days. -
partly cloudy ydays....-.-s
cloudy days s---..............- u
Conditions favorable except drying winds
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

Only one accident reported on the
ith-a boys finger badly injured by a
firecracker.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

The Enterprise Office has had it's old
wall phone taken down and beau titGl
silver plated shiny table phone substi-
tu,ed for it. The thing stands at our
left elbow aud can bc put into otdcr for
receiving intelligence In one second by
the watch. An order to set your name
down rs subscriber to the Enterprise.
the best paper in the valley. or on order
for job OF printing can be heard in
stantly and will have prompt and careful
attention. Try 1t. And we hope to
make this new convenience useful in
gathering news. Being in connection
with 20 other telephones in Rocky Ford
large amount OF home news shonld be
gathered in this way. We hope our
friends will take this hint and ring us up
often with personal or other news
item. And IL you wish to reach the En-
terprise after Office hours remember we
have telephone at the home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

We regret that the Enterprise is be.
hind this week but this delay was un-
avoidable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

The Fourth has been such big day
that we shall not be surprised il the
Enterprise has not been able to re-
port all the news worthy Of notice.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

The woodmen OF the World Of dis.
trict No Is will on August sth, hold
their first annual log rolling exercise or
meeting. Though the first it will be a
great occasion. The executive COM
mittee and the officers have decreed il
shall be memorable time and what
they have decreed "goes" Every camp
IN the district will send a large delega-
tion and all railroads have made such
rates that 1t is cheaper to come than to
stay at home. In the hall at the Mineral
Palace (for that is where some of the
exercises will be heidi there will be con.
tests of strength and contests of skill
and exhibitions of artistic work and
everything one can think OF to make the
time pass pleasantly for the Woodmen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1901.
% as to % Mx ess % Ma
"; i: ss $
ias @
s as s' s
Ford and that Tie settlement sssn, country
tory highly desirable Rocky
ssss$as people
Sa of ss fas so
our land; fertility they have been tanned BY
for for And the which lands
srs in ,h %s Of n sa % get e % s
" Sa indulge the s Of the higher priced " cheap
rapid settlement adjacent
rapidly possible adopting many Hp policies % % by
correspondents.
Si a the a, n @ nS M this s dry S the ras s
good health viii thai desirable phys
this and best of for domestic purposes factory
rule 10y s Big lamb
be- s to t hs fall ,a a ess s
sls5 si50 per head per-
their stock they should bs keep
In circular the beet Sugar urges growers
nn possible al the imported Mexican labor that
scarcity during the
% @ hs hss
interests viii be fully ailz hopes caro- LOT Tue farmers
do get an started in this country
will work wonders England could keep house for month with
on, II a the Pueblo chean just published
is i m sfss Sse hss @ ss st s
% % nsl I . has ns S' ss p b G going s heavily into
Eosnnd public understood here, systematic
aud rigorous income
The last half be due August l.
II not paid then interest will be charged at II cent month";
The La Tribune kindly suggests Rocky select
handsome girl candidate for Maid Of Honor and the
will elect her Thanks Now let the preest be
The Enterprise not going to get into hot by attempting
Let there be committee appointed to make the selection
committee of gentlemen who the following
Alaska or some other distant point.
the great mpor,stions of labor through
of workers, especially in the alfalfa fields
with justice He has recently paid almost
which six of his have refused pay owing egaty
deal has shady look
The Omose process which fully described in last weeks
Enterprise completed will he
transforming lake of ugly beautiful
white sugar.
Saturday especially busy day our Sugar companys
Office 1t
for their checks for thinning bees
thinning crop the valley has during the
past six weeks put $4,000 in circulation.
The Enterprise Office has had it's Report
IoSr 5 Ess% .,so1 ses' @ Us the The
.ss,ns ss h n'fss9 an Siss ss s ,es sGDa a6 S
@s,i s%S ~ SSis S e. @
Il. @ ssy ut" Is
'i" msfs this fssSy lssa, asy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

Our Santa Fe time table this week
shows two trains taken ont. No. 81 and
So. These are local freights which here.
tofore have carried passengers. but
which they are not allowed to do under
the new rules.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

The Osmoe process, which fully weeks
Enterprise almost completed Company soon be
transforming lake of very ugly tons beautiful
white sugar.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

State Treasurer Chpey being severely
with Justice He has recently paid almost 100000 of
which of his predecessors refused
Mr. Chipey claims to be fortified by legal advice, just
deal has q shady look.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05
A Greater
Rocky Ford.
A Number Of Business Men Suggest the
Requirements for the Desired Growth.


as
n % @ %s % 5 s &. s
makes ss.y % % the s s as'A
a. OF earl. %. o, the % an ..%s, @
'ss s
on; e postal
Encourage All New Enterprises nd wor In Harmony
MI S:; Nh d: il; S : Iii E 8 %
ss %ss; 81
M that will a
assaes
Harmony. Inerra.e a,'roadFn andFa Faeoies
as' aEs ssf1's' s sa
s | f. 'F wv
oA s. s s,s H. ss,s has
us city
@ '.s :ss:s:
s sstai:s ss
% n % Sss @ hs%ea; sS sas %
@ our business s .ens 1 a u ss Whole f with Would be ". step afs
Wia sm.ay ge.isIi, beyond
M @ s s as % s.; .' % sfs s Where s time @ and ':.: @
I ssS ;s''%.' sss. ssss
Bee, Sugar Company costing million dollars within throw
to be benefited by the acquisition OF another railway
whether
only waiting development, building additional factories
work harmony niu,ua
Pullman Illinois,
her railway
OF a Us 3 .s % % 3 % . ,ss ss and s sss s
influenced
of
the ospss pure
srsnuld
the factors
forward with reasonable
CITIZEN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

Notwithstanding the great mportatons of labor thrc
terprse of the American Beet Sugar Co.. the valley is We
Of workers, especially in the alfafn fields.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

Saturday especially busy day Sugar Company
Office present in full fore
for their checks for thinning beets.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05
Contained Enterprise mud Another Railroad.

YOU ask what opinion would the
and general welfare Rocky believe
OF the bccv.
valley
hench; The farming OF small
would
the principal things which would our little .
HAIRY / MAXWELL
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05
r The Almighty Dollar and More Civic Pride.

needs OF place live
catalogue than is
generally
pride and public enterprise We hear often said that
of As
have keen Of the commercial
largely character
Melon Day the Fourth of
on them Our pride and public pi,
manifest itself laying
note
not get time to attend meeting for of organizing
because there is show at the
proper attempts regulate the saloon not
because
make the South o
both sides the fact that railroad
should not bc allowed divide
make Rocky
doing so largely and make a place o live.
W. / DAVENPORT
Manufacturing Sanitary Eetermcnt.
answer
en,stpres While the tributary Rocky unsurpassed in
such diversified pursuits not nbsi ,,
trade be derived
h gc YIN to very much larger towns population
and satisfactory trade conditions 20 ~ 's'e
Importance
and surface There connection cSisn
- my wy "''' I'd" NOT DC safely
h put not least important Let bus;nes,
must be Quoted
Which st % Gao snn m to be under conditions
city ooh
their
i WI" not be exposed to influences designed them
good robust clean municipal Rocky Fod" @
l..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

The work of thinning the beet the valley during
weeks $4,000 in .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

The La Junta Tribune kindly suggests Rocky select
handsome girl candidate Maid Honor
will elect her Thanks Now let the pre girl be selected who
The Enterprise into hot by attempting
Let there be committee appointed make
committee of gentlemen who to leave the following
Alaska other distant point
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

do get system started this country
will work wonders England could keep house for month with
the Pueblo Chicftnin
show that the British expended eooo for relief Of
famine sufferers India 1900 Then
though that has been mostly paid by going heavily
debt The of the The
Ensnnis public understood
incoine
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

The last half the will August
II paid then interest will be charged per per
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

The thermometer register higher here a times than
east but the heat kills nobody in this dry climate. Their.
discomfort but sunstrokes We beg repeat the remark
the Arkansas valley always have the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

The American Beet Sugar Co propose to keep their
good health fnr water will conduce to that desni
ica condition The well drilled for the purpose Of
this and best of water for domestic purposes h
grounds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

In recent cenar the beet Sugar Co. the to
tnin possible all the imported Mexican labor that
scarcity Of workers during the later field work aud
harvesting The Sugar incurred
in bringing this labor and that
interests will be fully utilized
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-05

In the opinion Of those best informed the price Of Ia
rule low fall the Fort Collins Courier There
all the west and tho states also full
Feeders should be able stock their next fall Mt not
S2 to xl50 per hend and basis Of $50 per hundred
lambs they not afford pay II lamb.raisers DEM
for their stock they should be told to keep them Feeders
Williams news., 1901-12-21
Contractors Have Troubles.

There has been much uneasiness evidenced lately among the pros pective occupants of the new Pol lock building, and all because of a delay in the shipment of plate glass for the frontages of the new building. Up to Tuesday it looked as if the only remedy would be to send a duplicate order, which would cause much delay in the moving of the several stocks of merchandise to the new rooms. s. H. Req has spent most of his time lately in cor responding with the Los Angeles house, the railroad company and answering questions. He received a letter some time since that the car had been located at Ash Fork, but upon opening the car no glass was found. Another tracer was sent out and Tuesday, about mid night, Sam received telegram that the glass had been located in Gal lup and was on its way to Williams. It arrived Wednesday with one large glass broken, but since the arrival Sam has worn a broad
Williams news., 1901-12-21

"knocker" would be out of busi- ness. The fellow who is afraid to go to work because there is a "knocker" sitting on the fence will wait long time before he ever does anything. Let him go to work with will and see how quickly that fellow will fall in line.
 The NEWS now, as always, has faith in the future of the Grand Canyon mining district. The busi- ness men of the community have stood Loyalty by the proposition from its inception, but the time has arrived when the companies inter ested in the district should also take hand in the elimination of the "knocker." The longer the mines lie idle, from whatever cause, the harder will the knocker " knock, so let's be up and doing.
Williams news., 1901-12-21
WILLIAMS SCHOOL NEWS.

To pupils and patrons we wish a merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
 The A class in room four has completed United States history and after vacation will take up civil law.
 During the vacation the black boards will be treated to a coat of paint, which will add materially to their appearance and utility.
 Misses Marine and Mcintyre and MT. Clifford will attend the territor- ial teachers association in Prescott, which convenes Monday, the 23d.
 One of our boys, Elmer Scott. has laid aside the cares and troub- les of a schoolboy and is seeking fame and fortune as messenger boy at the depot.
 Our boys and girls will enjoy a vacation next week and on New Years day. No doubt you can hear the merry voices of skaters about eighteen hours each day at the dam.
 Miss Mcintyre has added to the appearance of the primary room, by having placed therein a beauti- full eight-day clock, which very much pleases the children every hour by its clear, silvery tones.
 Each room yesterday had approp- riate exercises for, holiday closing.
Williams news., 1901-12-21

Several patrons were in attendance in the various rooms, for which kindness the faculty wish to ex- press their gratitude and apprecia- tion. We would be pleased to have patrons call in at any time and in- spect the work being done.
 Two of the teachers had a most delightful trip to Flagstaff last Sat urday on their wheels, arriving there just at dinner time. Regard les of the predictions of THE WILL HAMS NEWS they rode to Flagstaff on their "cycles" and back Con the train) in twelve hours.
 l.. E.. GIFFoRD.
Williams news., 1901-12-21
RHOADES. [BY MISS MABEL MATTooS.l
December 13, 1901.

December Is, 19O1-
 Two new pupils were added to the roll of the Rhoades school, Misses May and Anna O'Brien, who come in from the ranch four miles from camp.
 c. E. Sweetwood, Dan O'Rourk and Geo. Sanks went on a hunting expedition last week and expect to return to camp laden with trophies of their skill
 Mrs. Ramsdall and daughter, of Prescott, passed through Maine, Tuesday, a week ago, on their way to join MT. Ramsdall at his camp where they will spend the winter
 J. M. Rodrigues, who has been in the employ of this company, has moved with his family to Flagstaff where he has entered the employ of the Arizona Lumber and Timber company.
 Alex Fletcher and Albert Lebsch, both of whom have worked for this lumber company for the past five years, left last Tuesday for their homes, the former to Canada, the latter to Saginaw, Michigan. They have planned a sightseeing trip. going first to San Francisco, then east by way of the Union Pacific.
Williams news., 1901-12-21
AGAINST THE "KNOCKER."

A COMMUNICATION appears Tn this
 issue on page two which is well worth reading. Regarding that
 portion of the article which touches on the upbuilding of the Grand Canyon mining region we must say, while in the main the argument against the "knocker" is all right, that the whole fault does not lie there alone
 Since the reorganization and consolidation of different compan- ies in this mining region there are, practically speaking, but three companies largely interested in this immediate section, viz: Anita Consolidated, the Val Verde and the Canyon Copper Co.
 The latter company at present has about sixty men on the pay roll and is pushing development work most successfully under the competent and conservative man agement of Messrs. Barbour S Page Car after car of rich ore is being shipped out for treatment, showing that, even though the "knocker" is doing his best or worst, it has no effect upon the output or general standing of that property in this community or on the outside. The fact that the "knocker" cuts no ice with the man who knows his busi- ness is shown by the fact that, as stated in these columns three weeks ago, the owners had the pleasure of refusing quarter of million of dollars for the same
 For various and sufficient reasons the two other companies have sus- pended operations for some time past, but work will again be re- stunned shortly. The NEWS is anx- ious for that day to come as there IS no one thing in a mining com munity that will so quickly squelch the "knocker" as activity. Printed matter is all right in its place, but in case of this kind it won't do away with the knocker" The activity displayed by the Canyon Copper Co. has done much to rid the community of him already. With work being pushed forward by the other companies interested, the tourist and investor could see what was going on and the
Williams news., 1901-12-21

THE court of inquiry in the long lingering Schley case pre- sented its findings to the secretary the latter part of last week The findings against the ad- miral are eleven in number and are surprise to all. Admiral Dewey gives Schley the entire credit for the destruction of Cervera's fleet. This holding by man of the reputation of MT. Dewey seems to compensate the admiral for the unexpected findings of the court of inquiry.
Williams news., 1901-12-21

THE latest reports from the kid naped missionary, Miss Stone, is to the effect that she has undertaken the arduous task of converting the bandits. Bandit erangelists would be a drawing card in this country, but it looks as though Miss Stone has lifelong engagement in this
Williams news., 1901-12-21

To ALL our readers we wish a Merry Christmas. The present prosperity of Williams indicates a most happy one also.
Williams news., 1901-12-21
Notice

Having sold my interest in the business known as the Arcade sa- loon, located on Railroad avenue, to Alex Chisholm, desire to state that Mir Chisholm will collect and pay all bills from this date, Dec ember II, 1901.
 IRWIN l.. SANDERS.
Williams news., 1901-12-21

Sweet cider, glass or gallon. Will jams Hardware and Stationery Co.
Williams news., 1901-12-21

smile of satisfaction as the kicks have all ceased.
Williams news., 1901-12-21

All kinds of fancy perfumes at all prices. Williams Drug Go. New store.
Williams news., 1901-12-21

G. w. Martin will have all kinds of poultry for Christmas.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-06-05
Serious Battle in Africa.

London, May 31.---On the anniver-
sary of Lord Roberts entry into
johannesburg the country has been
startled by the receipt of news of
desperate fighting and heavy British
losses within 20 miles of the gold reef
city. The battle at Vladfontein, on
the Durban-J johannesburg Railroad,
reported by Lord Kitchener today is
the most serious engagement since
Gen. Clements reverse at Magalies-
burg. It shows Gen. Delarey is in no
way daunted by the capture of II OF
his guns by Gen. Babblington six
weeks ago. The garrison OF Vladfon-
tein, apparently largely composed of
yeomanry, had 174 men put out of ac-
ton. That their assailants came to
close quarters and suffered heavily is
shown by the number of dead left on
the field.
The dispatch from Lord Kitchener,
dated Pretoria, May 30, is as follows
'.Gen. Dixon's force at Vladfontein
was attacked yesterday by Delarey's
forces and there was severe fighting.
The enemy was eventually driven off
with heavy loss, leaving 35 dead. l
regret that our casualties also were
severe. The killed and wounded num-
bered ia. -Four officers were killed. )"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-06-05
Resolutions on Resignation of Capt. Viii
SON.
Sumter, S. c. June 4th, 19(

Sumter, S. c. June 4th, 1901.
To H. Frank Wilson, ESQ.,,
Late Captain Sumter Light Infantry.
Sir: At meeting of the committee
appointed by the Company to acknow-
ledge receipt of your letter of resigna-
tion, which the company has accept
ed with extreme regret, the following
resolutions were unanimously passed:
l, Resolved, that in the loss of Cap
tain Wilson, this company has suffered
a deprivation of Services which it will
be difficult for them to replace.
2, Resolved, that in his retirement
Captain Wilson carries with him the
profound respect, esteem and regard
of his late companions in arms.
8, Resolved, that among his friends,
the Sumter Light Infantry request
their late Captain to enroll their
names. severally and collectively.
4, Resolved, that the Sumter Light
Infantry will watch with the kindest
solicitude the future life of their late
Captain, and will be ever ready to
serve him in any manner, which may
lie in their power.
), Resolved, that copy of these re-
solutions be sent to Captain Wilson,
and that thev be spread upon the
minutes of the Sumter Light Infantry,
T. S. Doar
C. B. Yeadon.
J. z. Minis,
R. D. Bradford.
R. S. Noise,
Committee.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-06-05

Washington, June Mrs. McKin-
ley continues very weak. Her condi-
tion is not greatly changed from that
of yesterday, but each day that clap
ses without gain in strength lessons
her powers of recuperation. The COM
plant which came near ending her
life in San Francisco is still present.
It is in a slightly less aggravated
form, but gives the physicians and
the president much concern. Mrs.
Mckinley has shown remarkable vital
ity, but her illness has so reduced her
strength as to leave her very feeble.
It is feared that unless change for
the better soon manifests itself her
strength may become so near exhaust
ed as to leave her without rallying
power. The news given out by the
physicians in attendance today was
not reassuring though hope of better
things still continues.