Albuquerque Is The City Of Conventions
Albuquerque labeled convention city as September events bring delegates from wool growers undertakers and embalmers association Retail Merchants Knights of Pythias Shriners and more. With major conferences planned, the city expects about a thousand sheep men and other delegates during fair week for three days of meetings and social activities.
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Albuquerque
National Irrigation Congress
Wool Growers
Hageraian
Undertakers and Embalmers’ Association of
New Mexico
Retail Merchants” Association
Metropolis
Nemesis of the Standard Oil visits New Mexico trip
Attorney General Hadley, described as an ardent foe of Standard Oil, travels through Albuquerque en route from Santa Fe to Las Vegas. He discusses joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, praising Governor Hagerman and noting Hadley’s plans to rest after a Chautauqua lecture circuit and a pleurisy recovery in Missouri.
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Standard Oil
Missouri
Herbert S. Hausey
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Margarito Romero
el Porverir
Hadley
New Mexico
Congress
Arizona
Hagerman
No Clue In Meat Market Robbery
J W Abbott proprietor of City Meat Market reports a burglary with the cash register and safe robbed of over 125 dollars in money and checks. Police have no new leads and hope to spot the stolen checks when presented. Six checks were taken two on State National Bank and four on Bank of Commerce. None have appeared yet.
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J. W. Abbott
State National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Ex-Congressman Stockslager Visits Capital City
Hon. 8 M Stockslager of Indiana former Third district congressman and former general land commissioner passed through Santa Fe yesterday and Washington, D C, where his family now resides He told a New York reporter Its a grand country with great possibilities and wonderful resources.
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8. M. Stockslager
Indiana
Third
Congress
Congresa
Santa Fe
Orshington
InsSanta Pe
Development needed for water supply in southwest
The distinguished visitor remarked that progress hinges on water development. He noted irrigation is the main challenge and is gradually being solved. In semi arid regions where irrigation is impracticable and rainfall is fair, dry farming promises significant reclamation.
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Southwest
Endless Prayer Chain Scam Targets Albuquerque Residents
A religiously themed chain letter claims a prayer written by Bishop Lawrence and urges recipients to forward it to nine others daily. It threatens misfortune for nonparticipation and promises deliverance from calamity for those who continue the chain. The note mentions a past incident and notes Albuquerque as an unbroken link.
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Lawrence
Jerusalem
Anid
Albuquerque
Baby show to judge by points at territorial fair
The twenty sixth annual territorial fair will host a baby show in the city from September 17 to 22. Prizes include a brass bedstead, a baby carriage, and cabinet photos. Judges from out of town promise impartial evaluation, with prizes across nine categories for youngest contestants and best features.
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Faber’s
O. W. Strong
Moon
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias to Meet in Albuquerque
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias of New Mexico plans a September session in Albuquerque during fair week likely lasting four days. About one hundred Knights are expected, with Julius Ulfelder of Elizabethtown, grand chancellor. C. F. Perry of Las Vegas, grand keeper of records and seals. and Chis. P. Easley of Santa Fe among the prominent attendees from the territory.
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Knights of Pythias
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Julius Ulfelder
Elizabethtown
C. F. Perry
Las Vegas
Chis. P. Easley
L of Santa
Meeting of Bornallio County Bar Association
A meeting of the Bornallio County Bar Association will convene at the office of Mr A B McMiMen on Thursday August 8 at 4 p m to appoint a delegation to the Territorial Bar Association meeting in Cloudcroft on August 16 The Albuquerque focal bar should be properly represented and full attendance is requested for a profitable and pleasant gathering.
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Bornallio
Old Missouri at the Casino tonight with Congo Twins
Leighton Stock Company presented Old Missouri to a large audience last evening. The Congo Twins delivered sparkling comedy, encores followed seven times, and the audience clamored for more. Jane will be presented for four nights to counter the show.
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Leighton Stock Company
Jane
Rus
Adjutant General Tarrington Spearheads New Mexico Troop Move
Adjutant General Tarrington arrived from Santa Fe to arrange transport of territorial troops to the Austin encampment. A special train will depart Albuquerque August 3 with units from Santa Fe Las Cruces Silver City Roswell and Old Town, looping via La Junta and Fort Worth before joining at Austin. Camp Mabry will command the unified force through September 30 with multiple state militias and the Army units.
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Tarrington
Santa Fe
Austin
Tex
Albuquerque
City
Old Albuquerque
Tn Las Cruces
Silver City
Lamy
Company F
Las Vegas
la Junta
Cola
Newton
Oklahoma
Texas
Roswell
Fort Worth
Old Town
Ruppe
la Lond
New Mexico
Avastin
Arizona
Louisiana
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Twenty-sixth Infantry
First Cavalry
Fifth Cavalry
Signal Corps
Hospital Corps
Mabry
William 8. McCaskey
Santa Fe Hospital to Add Wing at Topeka
At the annual meeting in Topeka the Santa Fe Hospital association plans a three story east wing extension costing about 1000. The first and second floors will house a hospital laundry. the third floor and laundry space become wards. A new permanent hospital at La Junta is also planned for about 25000. The board re-elected includes J Hurley as chairman and J Easter as chief surgeon.
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Santa Fe Hospital Association
J. B.aurey
Topeka
la Junta
Association
Santa Fe
J. Hurley
F.C. Fox
W. P. Buck
J .H. Gritin
J. B. Thomas
J. E. Hurley
the Associaton
KE. L. Copeland
A. O. Wellman
Treasuer
A. L. Conrad
No Excuse for Idle Men Amid Labor Shortage
Robert Lake of Van Houten N Miles northwest of Raion notes labor demand rising with car and bridge work. Advertiser reports $3.50 daily for carpenters and 30 day commitments, while other trades fetch higher wages. Builders fear bidding without workers as fieldwork and fruit picking pull labor away. Trinidad steel mills also report halted work due to shortages. Police say no excuse for unemployment in the city.
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Robert Lake
van Houten
N. My Clatteen
Raion
Trinidad
Aman
Fragmentary note on idle workers and compelled effort
A terse, garbled line discusses idle individuals and a demand they be pulled in to contribute. It references time, effort, and a chain of work as a response to a request, with unclear context or subjects. The text lacks完整 names or locations.
Local Happenings in El Paso and Albuquerque
Mrs James Gronnfeld returned from an extended visit to El Paso. Tonight Baby Trixie will perform at Casino with mother Eten Francis in a singing and dancing act. Leighton Stock Company adds members. Prof Hiram Hadley will return to Santa Fe after attending the institute. Rey Brown guest of W R Green discussing rain and pasture on Betancia plains. Madam Steward Lamb sails to Denver Chicago for fall millinery. Ex-Governor Thornton and wife visit Santa Fe. then to remain with friends. Rio Grande Land Water and Development proposes a canal with a cross-flume for Jemez water to Rio Grande near Bernalillo. Judge McFie grants divorce to Esther Wheeler in Albuquerque. Mrs Wheeler’s husband believed in Kansas. Albuquerque visitors Mrs Drummond and Mrs Powell depart for El Paso. Jersey cattle exhibitors consider Dallas or Albuquerque schedules. Read advises thrift and preparedness for summer sun and possible disease. suggests Chamberlain’s Colic Diarrhoea remedy.
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James Gronnfeld Haw
el Paso
Trixie
Casino
Eten Francis
Leighton Stock Company
Hiram Hadley
Santa Fe
Institute
Sandoval
Socorro
Lincoln Counties
Madam Steward-Lamb
Denver
Miss Strausen- Dock
Chicago
Mra Steward
Rio Grande
Bernalillo
John KR. McFie
Second Judicial District Court
Ira A. Abbott
Esther Wheeler
Albuquerque
Kansas
Wheeler
T. N. Wilkerson
W. J. Drummond
A. Powell
James Craig
North Fourth Street
Drummond
Chas. E. Gleckler
J. Q. Terrell & Son
St. Cloud Jersey
San Antonio
Texas
Dallas
St. Cloud
Death of Mrs. B. P. Freelove at ranch home
Mrs. B P Freelove died of heart failure yesterday at 2 30 p m at her ranch home six miles north of the city. Funeral arrangements are not yet made. Also notices continue a two day sale at the Racket featuring homefitted handkerchiefs priced at 3¢ and 4¢, with two days remaining.
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B. P. Freelove
B. P. Freeloe
Albuquerque Post Office Poised for First Class Status
Postmaster Hopkins reports Albuquerque’s post office receipts for the year ending March 31, 1906 at 10,011.58, up nearly 4,000 from 1905. With continued 10 percent gains through dull months, year-end total could exceed 40,000, elevating the office from second to first class.
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Albuquerque
Hopkins
Acass
Evening Citizen
Annual Meeting of Eagles Ticket Sale Fare
The Santa Fe offers round trip tickets to Milwaukee for 47.10 for the annual Eagles meeting. Tickets go on sale August 11 through 13, 1906 with final unit on August 23. Also noted are ads for Dr Thomas Electric Oil and Imperial Laundry Co. services.
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Santa, Fe
Milwaukee
Notice to Summer Wanderers for Paper Forwarding
The Evening Citizen reminds subscribers to inform the paper if they are traveling away and wish their subscription forwarded or stopped. Provide current address, post office, hotel, or street details to ensure proper handling during absence.
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Ecriber
Penny Parlor Presents Weekly Show For A Penny
Manager Davis announces a change of program at the Penny Parlor located at 21644 South Second Street. Each Saturday morning features new pictures and new songs in a full show offered for a penny.
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Davis
South Second Street
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Standard Oil CO
Stockslager
Capital City
Great Southwest
Crank
Grand Lodge OF Knights OF Pythias
Meeting OF Bar Association
Tarrington Making
Santa FE Hospital
Topeka, Kansas
Chamberlain
Athens
Annual Meeting OF
Eagles
Ion
Grand Aerie
Frader of Eagles
Wis
T. B. Fordy
F. Ry
Thomas
Imperial Laundry Co
Pine Cliffs” Ranch
Pecos River
Mas, J. H. B
Gilmour
Pecos, NM
BOR Chobodex French Bakery
West Railroad
AVE
Stevens & Bowyer, Proprietors
Ingram
Brussels
Axminster
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Asto
Aerea
Charter Oak Steel
Borradaile
Gold Avenue
Ater
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
West Railroad Avenue
The
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
Railroad Avenue
A. J. Richards
WEST
Colorado Telephone Co
He St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
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