Nobility of Japan May Be Among Deportees
Immigration Inspector Green leaves for El Paso with two Japanese men, one suspected as nobility of the mikado. A photo from Japan shows them in aristocratic attire. The pair, captured in Santa Fe yards, will be deported after claims of unlawfully staying in the United States. The more articulate spoke some English and traced their journey from Japan last September via Manai met to Mexico and the border to Albuquerque. The other man landed at Santa Cruz and joined the group at Juarez, with sixty cents reported as their capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
el Paso
Kingdom of the Mikado
Dap
Japan
Santa Fe
United States
Mana
Albuquer
Santa Crux
Mexico
Juarez
Albuquerque
Campbell
Graham
Commercial Club
Uetion
A. Hichardson
New Mexico College of Agriculture
Pecos Valley
Deans Valley
inter-Pecos
Telegraphic Markets Highlights From New York to Omaha
The bulletin summarizes New York stocks May cotton prices, key industrials, and commodity quotes. It lists Allied firms, railroads, copper and silver, and notes currency and bank reserve shifts in London and U.S. banks. Livestock markets in Omaha and Kansas City show varied cattle and hog prices with steady or slight moves. Market data includes futures quotes for May and July deliveries across several commodities and equities.
Santa Fe Eyes New Treating Plant With Operational Plan
W. B. Hodges, Santa Fe purchasing agent, arrived to discuss a new treating plant near here. He expects it to be operating before November, with tile ownership and property actions due by the 15th. Contracts for cylinders and machinery are let and some items should arrive soon. plant to be open by July 1. Ella Slayton reports Dr King’s New Life Pills cost 25 cents per box and offer gentle cleansing and vigor. guaranteed at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Hodges
Santa Fe
Chicago
Dr. King
Ella Slayton
Noland
Ark
Guardsmen Drill in Old Town Plaza
A National Guard drill and inspection of Conpun let Band G and the First Rest mental band, the focal battalion of New Mexico Guardsmen, was held Sunday afternoon in Old Town Plaza. Major Elder, commandant of the Low 1 battalion, led the exercise and inspection. an officer would inspect the local soldiers, possibly Captain Hatleck or Captain Moffatt from Fort Wingate, with a note of an inspec tion set for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conpun
National Guard of New
Elder
Low 1
White
Hatleck
Captain Moffatt
Fort Wingate
Journal Lays Claim Against Lyin Skeptic Snyde
A letter from JO Snyde claims the Morning Journal fabricates a story about a worn and a derided claim to disavow. He denies ownership of land or ranch in New Mexico and offers to prove his identity for a reward. He states he has lived locally for over three years and seeks space to defend his reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
New Mexico
Carpenter People Want Postoffice Back
Residents of Naviik petition to reopen the post office in Tieras canyon after it was closed for low receipts. They argue local need and vow to boost mail receipts and service, citing letters held and delayed due to closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Tieras Canyon
Une Ely
Post Office Department
Pie Peticionera
Parton Not Drunk Yet Intoxicated at arraignment
Dominik Mariott Malla appeared in court pleading not guilty but admitting intoxication. Judge Craig Awte set bail at $20 after police reports state he was found intoxicated and disorderly. Public notice lists meeting details for a local association, including venue at 316 West Coal avenue and a later gathering time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominik Mariott
Mie
A. Jdeuabell
West
Coal Avenue
Livelock
Indiana
New Wholesale House Planned for Albuquerque
Rumors of a new wholesale firm in Albuquerque become real as Dye and Kaseman announce formation. The company will manufacture and sell bulleted supplies, paints, glue, and lumber, and may operate a planing mill east of the city. Santa Fe railroad channels and Campbell farming methods are cited to boost growth and immigration into New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Mexico
Albuquerque
Dye & Caceman Company
Tumsber
Building Mater
Ote
T. A. Dye
Kaseman
Domingo Limber
Pred Dye
Citizen
M. LA. Dye
Kasefun
Fred Dye
Demings Lumber Company
Ity
Three Check Artists Sentenced for One Year Each
In less than an hour Judge Abbott sentenced three men to the territorial penitentiary at Santa Fe for one year on forgery charges after they pled guilty to two counts each. The trio, J Burns alias Cov. Lawton Harmon and Henry Cain, face immediate transfer at term end. Other cases were continued or set for April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Territorial Penitentiary of
Santa Fe
J. Burns
Cov. Lawton
Harmon
Henry Cain
Wetil
Terrill
John Fisher
Nery ¢ Sovount
Woekenbadek
Rie Aguicara
Ds . Herrera
Colfax County Reports Vast Coal Field Acquisition
Colfax County terrain reveals St Louis Rocky Mountain and Pacific company has acquired Maxwell land grant. The area is claimed to exceed all Pennsylvania anthracite fields combined, five times the Conway basin, with a 120 mile railroad linking mines near Elizabethtown to Des Moines. The report notes high quality coke potential and rising demand fueling future production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territoric
Ician
Colfax
St. Louis
Mountain 4 Pacific
Maxwell Land
Catagrade
Southern Air Des
Browns edge Geronimos in nine inning old time game
A remnant of the victorious Geronimos defeated the Browns in a nine inning ball game at Tract Park last Sunday before several hundred fans admitted free. Blackberry pitched well for the Indians, while Nye for the Browns held the line late, but the Geronimos pulled ahead to win 6 to 4 amid errors and strong hitting. The event carried local interest as a nostalgic clash between bygone favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atyles
Geronimeos
Tract Park
Kane
Cainesee Navior
Doa
Uute
India
Divine and Soldier Dead Major of Fort Sumter Author Dies
A historical figure linked to Fort Sumter and author of De for Sumter and other works has died at an advanced age. Details are truncated in the readable text but note the major historical figure’s death and connection to Sumter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariestit
Joiduhnen
Waun
Enshioet
Fort Sumter
Sumter
Hell boys at the Alverady Kent
Fragmentary ad copy for a room or lodging listing at 419 Mars suotry avenue. Includes blurred branding for photo services and Kodak imprint with pricing notes. Lacks clear names, dates, or definitive event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell Boys
Alverady
Kent
Elentry
Mars Suotry Avenue
Judge A. J. Crawford laid to rest
The body of Judge A J Crawford was laid to rest yesterday afternoon at Fairview cemetery. The service, at the family home on Tijera avenue, was conducted by Rev Finest E Crawford of the Christian church. The Fire Presbyterian choir provided musical selections. Nearly all local officials and many older Albuquerque residents attended, reflecting the judge’s long service to the community. The loss is described as keen among a wide circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. Crawford
Fairview
Fai
Tijeravenue
Finest E. Crawford
The
Christian Church
Fire Presbyterian
Almnet
P Lic
Alvuquer Ue
Crawford
Jim Hywan
Mortuary Notice for Louis Jouwen of the Town
The 17 year old Louis Jouwen died in a tubercular illness. The body is at Adams Undertaking on Railroad Avenue and will be shipped home tomorrow or the following morning to his hometown for burial. The town is preparing to transport the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jouwen
CA le Jessen
Adams Undertaking
Railroad Avenue
Lolercent
Coal Demand Presses McKinley County Rail Lines
The McKinley county republican notes demand for coal remains strong since spring. A local coal firm recently refused a 25,000 ton order because rail capacity cannot keep up with production. Mines elsewhere report fuel shortages and curtailment of copper mining as rail bottlenecks limit supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley County
Doctor Chas N Lord Divorced in Santa Fe Suit
A complaint for divorce was filed in the First Judicial District Court of Santa Fe by Marietta Lord formerly of Santa Fe against Chas N Lord now of New York. The petition seeks separation on statutory grounds, alimony of 50 dollars monthly, and custody of two minor children. The couple last lived together in Santa Fe before 1905 and were represented by Strebel Corey and Wierling of New York with A B Reneehan of Santa Fe as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Strebel, Corey and Wierling
Store Heya
New York
A. B. Renee Han
Fresh Crackers and Cakes Shipment Highlights Deals
A new shipment of crackers and cakes arrives with in-store pricing. The ad promotes three packs of soda crackers for a quarter, claiming the low price will drive sales.
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Rio Grande
F. J. Graf & Co
Barnett Building
N. M
American Sugar Amalgamated
American Smette
American Car Foundry
Atehison
Ccee
Ce Atchison
Anaconda
Hmpere
Obie
Poklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel
van Chicago Great West Erie
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacifice
Mexican Central National Sectew
York Central Seksorthern Pacific
Ontario
Wester
Pusy Evan
Southern Pacific
Ae Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal
Vilon
BR PhD
Es Greene Cor Santa Pe Copper Copper Rana
North Butte
Hutte
Arizona
Voth
Storks
London
London Settlement Teins
Hather
Berts
Bank of England St Paul
National City Bank
Omaha
Texas
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Apriko—Cattle
Esseage
Lecenta
Hettern SL Thee AG
Cove
St Louis Woot
Wootelsaty
Ytette Medthin Ife
Money Market
Prine Au Lute
OGM
PW Ets Metal Market
Spelter
Old Town Plaza
Sryder
Parton
Brae
Nother
H.W. Campbell
Lincoln
Neb
Dentons
Model Ferm
Kanai
Colorado
Ohlahomi
California
Register ‘Tribune
Mrr. Campbell
New Mexico Plains
Mtn Campbell
Min 'Campbell
Colfax County
Pennsylvania
Las Vegas
Geronimos
Ree Phoebis
Arie
Ape Seurge Welch
Calumet & Globe Development
Lower
Pinte Creek
Weleh
Welch
Coxsius Cameron Oise
Lae
Vexus
Gise
Crown Company
Meadow
JS. Moore
Masonte
KODAK
Low Cow Spark ST
A. J. Crawford
Gallup Company
Chas. N. Lord
Bittersholm
Treadwell
N.Y
Marble Ave
F. Tomei & Brothers W
Albert Faber
J. A. Kremis Druggist
South Second Street
N. H. Andrus
West Gold Ave
Chas. L. Keppeler
Linder Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Doues Lgnter
Colorado Telephone Co
Opiaqon
U.S
Champion Grocery Co
Matyeucci Bros
W. Tijeras Ave
Phome So
EAST
Balro
J.C. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams
Piast Street
Coal Ave
New Manx
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