Relatives in doomed city haunt Evening Citizen Office
The Evening Citizen reports a flood of messages from Al queans with kin in San Francisco after the disaster. It lists dozens of names and addresses in Oakland Berkeley San Leandro and nearby towns, detailing worried relatives from Armijo to Barrett and Mentz to Mentz, with many still unconfirmed and several distant family links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Éssages
Associated Press
Tech Telegraph
Frisco
Hen Myers
Thin City
Jos. J. Regenbarger
Regensburger
Philip Levy
Max Weinburger
J. Frank
Jos, Weinburger
Minnie Walter
al Steiner
D. K. B. Sellers
J. H. Gamerston
Henry Hower
Berkeley
J. H. Hanity
Sanileto
B. Walls
Oakland
Edward Johnson
Edw Cannon
Filbert Street
Emma Cannon
Jones Street
Charley Chandler
Telegraph Avenue
Henry Ee
Shattuck Avenue
Soliciting Committee Still At Work On Fair Fund Drive
The soliciting committees of the fair association were not satisfied yesterday, soliciting funds and plots for the roaming fall festival. A prominent committee member noted merchants and tubable men have come forward, but one class of business men in Albuquerque may benefit most yet face the toughest funding. Also mentioned are unresolved accounts from the last sale and concerns for Dr and Mrs J F Pearcy over safety of their son at school amid San Jose reports of a wiped out city impacting the fair plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Pearcy
Mike Rebweea Pearce
Fay Bon Jove
San Jose Tate
Albuquerque fair plans move forward with funds pledged
A Albuquerque business committee told The Evening Citizen they would raise the remaining funds for a territorywide annual fair. They promised to start anew today and push preparations to stage a festival that would eclipse all prior efforts, with enough on hand to cover anticipated costs and benefit the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athuquerque
Ufps
Cherbiwlness Tren
Evening Citizen
San Francisco Fire Insurance Ad Shocks Witnesses
Jueter of San Francisco arrived in line efly last evening and learned details of the awful catastrophe. Mr Fogarty’s family lives on the west side. He warned San Francisco’s frame houses could wipe out the city if wind fans the flames. Conservative estimates set losses around 200 million dollars. Fogarty boarded the limited train this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jueter
San Francisco
Fogarty
The Close Observer and the Social Evil Ordinance
The Close Observer recalls a five month gap since the social evil issue was debated by the city council and then left to the new council. He notes mass meetings, declarations that the ordinance would be acted on, and wonders how long an ordinance can linger before becoming law as the city attorney drafts it and pigeonholes delay its passage.
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Old City Council
New City Council
Atem
Stern
District Court Rules On Local Election Challenges
Judge Abbott ruled that elected officers may stay in office and contested votes are discarded but refused a recount of legal votes. Names mentioned include Marcelino Baca and Esquipula Baca as mayordomo and commissioners with Ortiz and others contesting offices. Also notes a new suit by State National Bank in Otero action and a merchandise account suit involving J Miller and Charlotte Miller.
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Penn Blaner
Klock & Owen
Clancy
Abbott
Marcelino Baca Mayordome
Esquipula Baca
Bleybe
Police Court Fines for Stewart and Missing Culprit Sighting
In POLICE COURT Antonio Stewart was fined for intoxication and possessing a revolver. Two witnesses testified he had the gun. Stewart denied knowledge, claiming drunkenness. A separate sweep yielded ten days for a labor stoppage, while inspectors search for a thief blamed for carpentry tool theft at the Weinman building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Stewart
Sista “Oting
Ib Heu
Ufcomears
Stewart
Crawford
Ae Hove
Weinman
Death by own action of Mort Donovan at Coyote Canyon
Mort Donovan, prospecting near Coyote Canyon in Albuquerque area, was found dead with a pistol in hand and a bullet wound. He had been despondent, had recent drinking troubles, and was known to locals and his family, including his father Colonel W. T. Donovan. Coroner notified. remains to be moved to the city.
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Albuquerque
Cayote Springs
Donovan
Ay Art
Coyote Canyon
Mr. Harsch
Hit
Tr J Topham
Chia City
Donvin
W. T. Donovan
New Mexico Volunteer Infantry
Rail tickets marked Subject to Delay for Frisco trip
Railroad service to San Francisco questioned as officials cannot confirm operations. Eleven tickets for the limited train were issued with San Francisco destination and subject to delay notes. Santa Fe officials refused to comment on trains into Frisco amid uncertain carrier status.
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San Francisco
Iocal
Santa Fe
Frisco
Local managers issue statements on telegraph delays
San Francisco business traffic is heavy and slow due to congestion. KR. H Hawkins of Postal Telegraph and Cable says direct communication with Frisco and Berkeley is unlikely until evening. T E Gargan of Western Union notes private telegrams arriving from Oakland since midnight. A Naples report notes Vesuvian eruption ashes spreading and urging residents to remain wary.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Point Richmond
Bay
KR. H, Hawkins
Postal Telewsank and Cable Company
Frisco
Berkeley
T. E Gargan
Western Union Telegraph Company
Commemoration of Kiesheneff Massacre in Tremont Temple
A Boston Jewish organizations commemoration marks the Kiesheneff massacre anniversary at Tremont Temple. The program features Beethoven Orchestra pieces under Ore Triesehe, vocal solos by Cater Wothowsteh and temple choirs, with remarks by Governor Gull and Mayor Fitzgeralid. Jacob T. Silverman presides as discussions address welfare and distress in the United States and Russia. Also noted is a stock increase vote for New York Central Railroad to raise capital from 154 million to 250 million.
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Flonan
Aghul
We Marspiees
Boston Federation of Jewish Organizations
Kieshenet Maxnaerr
Wits Felds
Tremont Temple Tall
Beethoven
Elat
Junder
Ore ‘Triesehe
Hevton
Thertra
Cater Woth
New York Central Railroad Company
Stock Increase for Rail and Electrification Plans
The article reports proposed stock issuance to raise 1,000,000 shares at $100 each to fund major railroad improvements including Grand Central station reconstruction, Hudson River electrification to Croton, additional tracks, and West Shore line electrification. Installments suggested, with Morgan & Co syndicate to buy initial $15,000,000 bonds. Also covers Southern Railway stock issue of $200,000,000 development bonds, with $15,000,000 released immediately and rest as needed, aided by Morgan syndicate.
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Grand Central Station
Crotoi On
the-Hudson
West Shore Railroad
Whith Road
New York
Buffalo
Richmond
Southern Railroad Lallad
J. P. Morgan & Co
The Citizen's Bulletins On Disaster News Spread
The Citizen's Bulletins report ongoing disaster news from San Francisco as crowds gather for the latest updates. Delivery men pause to read and relay information while pedestrians form lines to witness the unfolding coverage.
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San Fran
Cikee
Otley
Albuquerque Mayor Sends Condolences to San Francisco
Mayor Frank McKee of Albuquerque sent a telegram to San Francisco Mayor Schmitz expressing horror at the calamity and extending heartfelt sympathy with hope the disaster is not as great as first reports. Primrose Day in memory of Beaconsfield observed in London with primroses and monuments decorated. Beaconsfield entered Parliament at 33 after four defeats and held major offices later, dying after 13 years as a public figure.
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Frank McKee
Albuquerque
Schmitz
San Francisco
Beaconsfield
London
Lord Beaconsfield
England
Hose of Lords
Curzontreet
Mayfair
Park Lane
Dancing event and church ice cream social this Friday
If you like good dancing attend Company G's military hop Friday evening with tickets on sale at Ruppes. Jenee The Choral Society of the Highland Methodist church will host an ice cream focal at the home of Mrs. W L Garriott 612 East Coal avenue. Everyone is cordial invited to attend.
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Company G
Ruppe’s
Jenee
The
Highland Methodist Church
W. L. Garriott
East Coal Avenue
Citizen Ad Offers Hus Nos Try One
A brief citizen notice invites readers to sample the hus nos product with a promotional offer. The ad emphasizes a limited trial and direct engagement with the community. Local readers are urged to visit participating outlets for the no obligation test.
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Justo M. Armijo
Taird Street
Armijo
W. McDonald
Herbert Barrett
Noe Street
Strets
Hill Street
Gilbert Barrett
Fred Mentz
Mentz
Swartzmann & With
Railroad Avenue
Butehers
William Farr
George Farr
Albion Street
Danley
Ruth Algers
Geary Street
T. Fleischer
Atricken Istrict
Dan G. Grant
Palace Hotel
D. A. Bittner
Harvey
Stanford University
Herbert Romero
Jatin Hecker
Belen
Inkve
M. Otero
J. Miller
Charlotte C. Miller
Grunsfeld Bros
Telix Lester
Hop
Mort Donovan
Company G'shop
Vesuvius
Naples
Kiesheneff
Broadway
West Sixty-third Street
A. L. Bilanger
Saengerbund
Kaiser
Mienesinger
William
Brooklyn
Kreutzer Quartee Club
Manhattan
Concordia
Wilkesbarre
Juliet
Ides
Arion
Austin
Tex
David Fightin Houston
University of Texas
United States
Chamberlain's
al -Iuggista
New Mexico Board of Optometry
Noom
Whiting
al Wi
ST. Yon
Hoard
the Citizen's Bulletins
Jemez Hot Springs
W. L. Trimble & Co
N. M
Jd F. Block
Perea
N, M
SALM
Ander
C. W. Strong’s Sons
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview
Santa Barbara
Treiens
HS S. Lithgow & Co
Dinders
Williams Drug Co
MK Ts
West
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
Proprietor Iron and Bras
UCR
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Goto
J. W. Masters
Home Supply Company
Eigar
A. J. Richards
West Railroad Avenue
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
M. Berger
West Gopper Ave
Old Albuquerque Cath Alvarado
Austrian
China
Colorado Telephone Co
Ramsay
Woman's Exchange
Ramsay's Typewritorium
R. R. Ave
Lusht
Underwood Type Writers
Tabbana & Specialty
Ramsay, Mer
Grand Central Hotel
Owen Dinsdale
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