Spanish & Mexican Era in Grant County, NM
Before the Mexican-American War transferred Grant County to US territory in 1848, the region was a contested borderland under Spanish (to 1821) then Mexican rule, with Apache resistance shaping all of it.
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Hnaz, New Mexico is the location of the witnesses.
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A town in New Mexico associated with the copper industry.
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Kenna, New Mexico is the location of W T Row's office.
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Town in New Mexico Territory where the Gazette is published.
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Town in New Mexico, site of the annual Lincoln County Pageant 'The Last Escape of Billy the Kid'.
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A county in New Mexico associated with the Deming Headlight newspaper's coverage area.
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A coal-mining town in New Mexico known for its elaborate Christmas light displays, attracting thousands of visitors annually.
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Magdalena is a town in New Mexico where Dr. Swisher formerly served as an examining surgeon and where dentist O. R. L. Smith practices monthly.
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Fountain moved to Mesilla, New Mexico in 1874.
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The party ran to a Mexican camp in the neighborhood but were refused admittance.
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The Mexican Northwestern railroad is the line on which the train carrying miners was attacked near Santa Isabel.
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Dateline indicates the report originates from Mexico City, October 15.
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Mogollon, New Mexico is the location where J.C. Cooney was buried after being killed in 1880.
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The mountains in northern New Mexico are covered with snow.
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New Mexico is the state where Columbus and the Lower Mimbres Valley are located, and where the Panama-California Exposition features local agricultural achievem…
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New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, New Mexico, the school where the events and names mentioned are associated.
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Location in Mexico where Ferguson sold his mule train to James Magoffin in 1852.
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The location in southwestern New Mexico where the chief blanket was collected in 1872.
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Quay County is a county in New Mexico, associated with the town of Tucumcari.
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A geographic region in New Mexico mentioned as a subject area for materials including monographs and legislative documents.
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A destination for drought refugee families seeking agricultural work in eastern New Mexico.
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A location in New Mexico where the Civilian Conservation Corps 3308th Company was based, hosting multiple CCC camps.
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A location in New Mexico associated with washing wheat and Pueblo Indian activities.
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Location in New Mexico associated with the scene of washing wheat.
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San Marcial, New Mexico is a location where dentist J. K. Kittrell has an office at the Harvey House.
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Santa Fe County is the location of Waldo, where the new Orubneau and Byrant smelter is situated.
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County in New Mexico.
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Location of state capitol in New Mexico.
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The county in New Mexico where Kingston is located, mentioned in a business notice dated October 22, 1887.
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Region in which Apache groups operated under Spanish rule.
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A surveyed tract of land containing 11,780 acres in southwestern New Mexico.
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The county in the Territory of New Mexico where the property is located and the court sits.
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The J A Ware Construction Company has New Mexico headquarters at Tucumcari, Quay county.
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Una, New Mexico is the location of Benjamin F ttt.
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A county in New Mexico described as having a reign of terror and assassinations.
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The article is datelined from Valle Trampas, New Mexico, where the school celebration occurred.
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The newspaper is published in White Oaks, New Mexico.
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Railroad junction 50 miles south of Silver City, connected by daily stage.
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A location in New Mexico listed as a subject in a government publication catalog record.
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A county in Chihuahua, Mexico, home of Don Simon Amaya and site of a small revolution over tax matters.
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Hillsboro is the location of the post office where the Sierra County Advocate is entered for mailing.
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Santa Fe County is listed as a subject of the chunk.
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County seat of Grant County and location of the company's mining operations and mill.
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A town in Mexico, five miles up the river from Fabens, where the soldiers were held captive.
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The location associated with the archaeological context of the Stone Tube artifact.
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Location near the WS Ranch managed by William French.
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Dateline location for the article.
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Residence of Cutting.
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Listed as a subject tag for the newspaper.
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Listed as a subject tag, likely referring to the town or county.
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Location where the Gila River has its source and where two men began their boat trip.
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The new copper mining camp is in Caballero canon in Otero County.
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A station stop on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line.
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Location where Wm. Fitzgerald was killed by Frank Lewis Rae.
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S. T. Bitting and Samuel B. Smith are from Carlsbad, Eddy county.
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Residence of W. C. McDonald.
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A county in New Mexico listed as a subject of the negative.
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The repository holding the poster in its collection.
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A station stop on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line near Cimarron.
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Residence of T. C. Rivera.
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