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John Potts Slough: Union general and New Mexico chief justice

person John Potts Slough · 📝 Short · 38 words

John Potts Slough was an American politician, lawyer, Union general, and Chief Justice of New Mexico, best known for commanding Union forces at the Battle of Glorieta Pass [chunk:3820].

Joe Rice (person)

person Joe Rice · 📝 Short · 18 words

Herman Saw Mill on Silver Creek, New Mexico

thing Herman Saw Mill · 📝 Short · 67 words

The Herman Saw Mill was a working lumber mill on Silver Creek, five miles above Mogollon, New Mexico, that supplied the Cooney Mining District in the late 19th or early 20th century [chunk:1412][chunk:3798].

Dacy, a Miner Killed by a Stone at Lake Valley

person Dacy · 📝 Short · 45 words

Dacy, a miner at Lake Valley, New Mexico, died after a stone struck his forehead [chunk:1557].

ICC 1907 Annual Report on Railroad Casualties

thing annual report of the Interstate Commerce Commission for 1907 · 📝 Short · 110 words

The annual report of the Interstate Commerce Commission for 1907 is a federal document that quantified railroad casualties across the United States for that year [chunk:3570].

Thomas Lyons (person)

person Thomas Lyons · 📝 Short · 93 words

Thomas Lyons was a Grant County man who imported Bob-White quail to the Gila River [chunk:3172] and was later allegedly killed by Felix Jones in 1917 [chunk:3770].

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