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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1906

Page

5

Tomb for Pocahontas Memorial in Jamestown Exposition

Norfolk April 18 The Pocahontas Association memorial committee aims to erect a tomb or cenotaph for Pocahontas at the Jamestown Exposition. Interest in bringing Powhatan’s daughter’s remains to America is noted, with a bronze statue to be cast from Revolutionary War cannons and a gallery of scenes from her life.

Norfolk Pocahontas England Gravesend John Smith James 1 Jobo Rolte Hampton Roads Smith Christopher Newport Powhatan Christendom Newport Jamestown United States

City Letters Reveal Quiet Gossip and Local Notes

Readers recount city happenings from a return visit, noting social quirks and polite corrections. A discussion covers marriage, attire, and appetite, with hints of reactions to local figures and a brief mention of a soap sale and public health concerns.

Popular Couple Plight Their Love in Regal Ceremony

Ralph Lew Hunt of El Paso married Miss Jeanette Walton at St John s Episcopal Church in a scene of floral splendor. Rev A G Harrison oversaw the nuptials as bridesmaids and ushers assisted. The couple departed for southern California aboard train No 7 and plan a home in El Paso after May 15.

A. G. Harrison St. John’s Episcopal Church Weilock Ralph Lew Hunt el Paso Jeanette Walton W. Y. Walton Harrison Ralph Hunt Jeanette Wallon W. H. Springer Mabel Hunt Sarah Vaile Fortsmith, Ark Misa Ann Becker Bolen N. Mya Tomate Estella ‘Lewingon Fort Smith Ark M. R. Summers E. J. Alger George Thomas Herbert Brooks Arthur Shaw Riley Wallon Sixth Street Tiferas Avenue California

Antonio Apache and Scotty Apache at Las Vegas show

Antonio Apache and Walter Scott known as Scotty, Indians of regional fame, arrive in Las Vegas with the Vic Harvey company to perform in Scotty King of the Valley Mine. Apache’s presence in Los Angeles prior led to hotel incident lines and fanfare as promoters plan a permanent Indian attraction.

Beatty Albuquerque Antonio Apache Las V Gas Vic Harvey Los Angeles

Fisher Walter A. Dies of Tuberculosis in Albuquerque

Walter A. Fisher aged 4 occasioned death at 2 o'clock morning from tuberculosis in his West Broadway Avenue apartment. Sister Grace Pieher cared for him. Fisher family from Leavenworth Kansas to Albuquerque for health. Remains to Strong's undertaking for shipment to Leavenworth.

Walter A. Fisher West Bailroal Avenue Mies Grace Pieher Albuquerque Leavenworth Kut George A. Fisher Lily Strong Tuntebt

Saloons Fall in Sunnyside Case at Guadalupe

A court near Sunnyeile grants a ruling in a prohibition dispute involving saloonkeepers near Sunnyside three miles from a grading camp. Judge Wharton and Attorney Wright represent saloon interests, while the district attorney's office represents the territory. Evidence cites a population around 100 and a nearby Santa Rosa location.

Sunnyeile Guadalupe Ty Santé Rona M. C. Meechem Sunnyside Wwn Santa Rosa Wharton Alamogordo Wright Santa Dietelet Attorney's

Disorder at the Three Mile lit grading camp

A garbled report recalls a grading camp with over twenty men. Jadwe Mann dissolved the engagement and scored the incident, while alcohol flowed again at Sunny aide’s Little Bamte.

Jadwe Mann Sunnyaide

Weldon leaves Phoenix for Vermejo cattle range

Walter Weldon of Philadelphia departs Phoenix by morning train to Vermejo New Mexico to lead the Adama Cattle Company horse range. He spent winter in Phoenix employed at J C Adams farm, secured via friends' recommendations. Br McFarland pledges to drive stage from Hamm's Bay to Cape Horn if funds allow hiring first class talent.

Phoenix Walter Weldon Philadelphia Vermejo N. M Adama Cattle Company Phoenix Republican Welden J C. Adams Br McFarland Hamm's Bay Cape Horn Hill Baw Adams Cattle Company Theaey

Cattle Conditions Best in Twenty Years With New Grass

I have lived In New Mexico twenty two years and in all that time I have never seen stock conditions better than they are this spring. Stock of all kinds are fat, new grass is plenty, and water is ample. In Socorro county stockmen report fat cattle as per W H Sanders of Sanders and Son from the La Jornada ranch twelve miles northeast of Magdalena. Sanders is in the city with Chadwick Brothers of Gold avenue. He has turned his business over to his son and plans to move to Santa Monica, Cal to buy a home after twenty years on the round up.

New Mexico Socorro County W. H. Sanders Sanders & Son la Jenzia Ranch Magdalena Sanders Chadwick Brothers Stock Commission Gold Avenue Sandera Santa Monica Cal

Albuquerque Masons Send Telegram Of Condolence

The Albuquerque Masons extend condolences to San Francisco Masons after the earthquake. A telegram from Baltue Abyad Temple Rovgerete and other lodges dates April 18, 1906. They offer assistance and pledge aid through John Morra­daille Potentate of Alyad Temple.

San Francisco Albuqaterque Lodge Baltue Abyad Temple Rovgerete Jeorge Filmar Polentate Tsim Cal Alyad Ned John Morradaile

Many Albuquerqueans in the stricken city report

From dawn readers crowded the sidewalk of The Evening Citizen of Noe as telegraph offices filled with Albuquerqueans seeking word on loved ones lost or delayed in San Francisco after the quake. Reports describe dozens of local families awaiting messages, with hotel registers and frantic inquiries shaping a tense citywide response.

San Francisco Citizen of Noe Golden Gate City Beat O. N. Marron Berkeley Wroth

Thinks Hubby Has Deserted

Mrs. Myrtle Johnson of 200 Hageldine Avenue reports that her husband W H Johnson left town with funds from the railway and debts unpaid after arriving from Pueblo to become general foreman in the Santa Fe yards. He disappeared after taking a delayed train to Chicago, leaving a note and a pass to Albuquerque. Arthur Keith has since succeeded him.

W.H. Johnson Hageldine Avenue Johnson Pueblo Colo Satta Fe Colorado Hey McDonald Denver Chicago Mia California Albuquerque Kansas City

Postoffice Receipts Rise in Albuquerque for 1906

Albuquerque postoffice receipts for the fiscal year ending March 31 1906 reached about 86 816 showing a sharp increase over 1905 and a 13 percent gain over the preceding year. The rise prompted the hiring of a tabulating machine for money order work and a painting contract for street mall boxes in green. Postmaster Hopkins is reorganizing mall routes with an extra carrier due to staffing changes.

Albuquerque Hopkins C. A. Hudson

FIRST JAP AMBASSADOR VISCOUNT AOKI SLATED FOR WASHINGTON

Viscount Suzo Aoki Japan’s first ambassador to the United States sails to the United States to assume duties in Washington on May 1. Once foreign minister and Mikado envoy to Germany, he met the German countess who hails from royalty. The note covers a mix of local items and a humorous aside on editors and obituaries, with several notices toward social events and housing ads in this broad newspaper page.

Viscount Aoki Suzo Aoki Japan United States Washington Germany

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