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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The New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, New Mexico, is advertised as a military school established and supported by the territory.
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The Daily New Mexican is a newspaper published by the New Mexican Printing Co., entered as second-class matter in Santa Fe, with various subscription rates.
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The New Mexican Printing Company is the printer and binder of Volume 13.
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The New Mexican Printing Co. is the printing company that publishes the Daily New Mexican.
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The New Mexico Zinc and Copper Company is a mining concern with interests held by J A McDonald, H O Bursum, Judge Mechem, and Judge Winters, shipping ores to th…
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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The New Mexican is a newspaper that published an article urging pensions for soldiers who served in the Indian wars.
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Gov. Sheldon commissioned Fountain colonel of the 1st New Mexico cavalry.
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Compania Industrial Mexicana is listed with a general office and works in Chihuahua, Mexico.
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The District Court in Santa Fe County, New Mexico, handled the dissolution application.
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The Mexican baseball team managed by Juan Gomez that won against the Duty Dodgers.
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The eleventh annual session of the Grand Lodge A. F. and A. M. of New Mexico closed on the 14th.
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The Masonic Grand Lodge of New Mexico, holding its eleventh annual session.
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The Kingston New Mexico Bank is mentioned with capital and surplus details, and its president and cashier.
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One of the parties involved in relations with Apache bands at Janos Presidio.
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The Mexican Metals company will make shipments to the Greene-Cananea company from its properties in Sonora, beginning with a trial shipment from the Amelia mine…
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The authorities to whom Taylor and the Mexican were surrendered.
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Mexican Petroleum stock was mentioned as part of the oil sector activity.
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Group of armed Mexicans who stole horses and captured US soldiers.
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The Michigan New Mexico Mining Company has had a survey completed for a patent in the Virginia district.
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The New Mexico Central Railroad Company has applied to be dissolved in the District Court of Santa Fe County.
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The New Mexico Christian Endeavor Union held its fourteenth annual meeting in Albuquerque on March 3, 1911, with record attendance and a full program of religio…
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Michael Steck was appointed Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the Territory of New Mexico.
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A daily (except Sunday) newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, spanning Vol. 22 no. 116 (July 7, 1885) through Vol. 34 no. 263 (Dec. 31, 1897).
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One of the parties involved in relations with Apache bands at Janos Presidio.
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The Supreme Court of New Mexico continued in session, with opinions handed down in various cases.
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Publishing company that publishes The Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper.
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This organization oversaw Indian affairs in the Territory of New Mexico, including communications with local citizens and Indigenous groups.
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The territorial Republican party holding a convention in Silver City.
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The Sierra County Advocate is the official newspaper of Sierra County, New Mexico, serving as a medium for legal notices and proclamations.
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Military unit listed in the muster roll.
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Railroad charging exorbitant freight rates that prompted the Detroit Copper Company to consider building a competing line.
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A railroad being graded south of Deming, with camps sixty to seventy-five miles south.
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Referenced in the same political context, as the group to whom no concession was made by republican papers.
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A weekly newspaper (semanario) based in Santa Fe that published this article.
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An organization with newly elected officers as reported in the February 1, 1889, issue.
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Company that compounded the International Liniment and Medicated Oil.
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The railroad company whose express train was robbed near Chihuahua.
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A railway company with two thousand miles of track reaching principal places of interest.
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Federal soldiers who pursued and killed the Stein's Pass robbers.
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An organization that charged Charles Baine with smuggling.
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The publication from whose March 1952 issue the foregoing article about Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Warren was taken.
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The mining company employing Doyle, Plunket, and Dougherty at Pyramid.
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Prison where Ada Humes passed a few months.
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Railroad company rumored to begin track building about July 1 on the road south of Deming.
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The colonial and national authorities that interacted with Apache bands through the Janos Presidio.
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The state body certifying the incorporation.
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Judicial body of which John R. McFie is an associate justice.
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The company sells town lots and acreage property in the Russell addition to Tucumcari.
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Real estate investment company with officers W. H. Fuqua, V. A. Jackson, and W. F. Buchanan.
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Federal land office issuing a notice for publication dated April 7, 1918.
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The office Michael Steck served as superintendent.
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The office for which Michael Steck served as Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
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A company of the 1st Cavalry of New Mexico Volunteers.
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A company of the 1st Cavalry of New Mexico Volunteers.
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The Center for Southwest Research at University of New Mexico holds the William A. Keleher Pictorial Collection.
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The Department of the Interior Land Office at Clayton, New Mexico issued the notice for publication.
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Prof Long was president of the Educational Association of New Mexico last year and delivered an address at its meeting in Albuquerque in December.
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Samuel Blair was superintendent of missions of the Methodist Episcopal church of New Mexico.
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The New Mexican Printing Co is mentioned in a notice about orders by employees.
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