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Betts is mentioned as part of a medical advertisement for nervous, chronic, and private diseases.

a.k.a. BETTS

Betts & Betts are mentioned as an entity offering treatment for nervous, chronic, and private diseases.

Betts S Betts is listed as the name associated with the medical advertisement at 829 Seventeenth Street, Denver.

a.k.a. BETTS S BETTS

Cadet who served as reader of the five acts in the Maid of Orleans pageant.

a.k.a. Cadet Beverly M. Patton, Cadet Patten

A man who was killed by Indians on Deer creek ranch in Grant County.

a.k.a. Cady

Dentist with a business on Bullard Street in Silver City.

a.k.a. Doctor B. F. Copp

Bantamweight boxer from Trinidad, scheduled to fight Kid Oix.

a.k.a. Berthy Chavez

Father of B. F. Jenkins Jr.

a.k.a. Judge B. F. Jenkins

Elected secretary of City Civil Service Commission, born and reared in El Paso, son of Judge B. F. Jenkins, formerly an automobile salesman.

a.k.a. First Lieat B F Jenkins Jr

Bf Lemire was a winner at the card party.

a.k.a. Lemire Nebeicer

Won highest scores at the card party.

a.k.a. Bf Lemire Nebeicer

B. F. Milet is the proprietor of an establishment offering accommodations to travelers in Las Vegas, New Mexico.

a.k.a. BFMILETOX

B G Randall is listed among persons honored with a monetary amount of $5000.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from Las Vegas.

Assistant in presenting Certificates of Eligibility for Commissions.

a.k.a. Major B. H. Coiner

Listed as being from New York.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont House from San Francisco.

BadenPowell occupied Rustenburg, and a column leaves Pretoria to meet him.

a.k.a. BidenPowell, BadenPowell

Chief among the gang of desperate outlaws in the Clifton area.

a.k.a. Big Dan

Big Dave was a person for whom no specific historical details are known.

a.k.a. Big Dave

A person killed during an Apache Indian outbreak a year ago last spring.

A man identified as the sheriff of Tombstone appearing in a photographic print.

Potential victim of Mark Smith, or possibly a legislative bill.

Chief of interpretation at Fort Union.