New Mexico Sunday School Association opens in Albuquerque
The New Mexico Sunday School association outlines its annual convention planned for Santa Fe on September 5 and 6 with officers named Judge John R McFie as president F W Spencer as secretary and C H Appleton as treasurer. Mary Foster Bryner will attend as field worker and Roswell hosts Pecos Valley auxiliary. The rail extension on Second Street to New York Avenue is demonstrated, signaling Albuquerque growth and possible next conventions.
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M. ©. Chadbourne
Railroad Avenue
Eighth Street
Chadbourne
Citizen
Frank Starz
D. A. Macpherson
The
Morning Journal
J. H. McCutchen
Industrial Advertiser
China
Eighbhy Street
Second Street
New York
Sixth
Eighth
Ninth Street
Keleher Avenue
Albuquerque
New Aexico Sunday School Association
Santa Fe
F. W. Spencer
John RR
McFie
Hiram Hadey
Tressurer
C. H. Appleton
Albuquerqia
Territory
New Mexico
Mary Foster Bryner
Peoria
International Sunday School Assocition
New Mexico Sunday School Association
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Spencer
Deming
Albusiabas
Good Chance
Sosa and Lucero Face Court After Altercation at Elmo Club
Enrique Sosa proprietor of a Spanish printing shop on West Silver Avenue appeared in court with head bandaged and clothes bloodied after an altercation with Eurlo Lucero at the St Elmo club. Lucero struck Sosa with a rock, inflicting a long scalp wound. both men fined ten dollars and Sosa plans an appeal and a possible assault-with-deadly-weapon warrant. Also, E H Dugan, frequent drunkenness defendant, received a lecture and ten days street work, and Danieliano Pena, charged with intoxication, was fined five dollars after a brief exchange.
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Enrique Sosa
West Silver Avenue
Eurlo Lucero
Sosa
Lucero
St Elmo Eclul
Carns
Let the People Keep Power In Own Hands Editorial
A reader letter advocates direct primary, initiative, referendum and recall as essential constitutional measures. It warns against corporate influence shaping laws and urges continued public push to preserve voter controls ahead of a likely constitutional convention next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siboquerque Evening Citizen
BS Stover
Train No 8 Too Fast For Them On Platform
A chaotic scene at a station last night as train No 8 pulled away leaving Mr Oberts and Mils Wethers behind. They lost money and their wife aboard the train. A telegram to the wife prompted a chase that ended with their boarding train No 2 this morning. Local ads and shop notices fill the rest of the page.
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Mr Oberts
Mils Wethers
Las Peas
Koon
Leper Cure Prize Draws Letters To Senor Bringas
The Evening Citizen reports Senor J. M. Bringas, a 40 year old Mexican mining magnate, has offered 5,000,000 to whomever cures him of leprosy. Local readers respond with dubious methods and requests for his address as Bringas travels in Europe seeking relief.
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Evening Citizen
Senor Bringas
Senor J. M. Bringas
Senor Bringis
Europe
Sener Bringas
Bringas Mexico
New Mexico
Lener
Markets in Telegraphic Summary and Warsaw Police Toll
Telegraphic market notes from Aug 17 across commodities and equities show steady wool, steady lead and metal prices, mixed grain futures, and Chicago livestock activity with cattle and sheep receipts. A Warsaw incident reports eleven policemen killed and four wounded in a water-related event, plus a local butcher shop advertises peaches and plums for preservation.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Warsaw
Poland
Albuquerque Town Clock to Ring Over City
Albuquerque will gain a tower clock in the public library tower funded by Hon. Joshua S. Raynolds. Four dials, six feet in diameter, will be installed with a 1,000 pound bell for the curfew. Architect Spencer oversees construction as the clock and mechanism are shipped from the east and installed within a month.
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Albuquerque
Joshua 8
Raynolds
Padue Lbrary
Spencer
Alvarado
Colorado Telephone Company
Central High School
Archfest Spen
Citixen
Dinis
Official Call of Central Committee Santa Fe 1906
The Territorial Republican Central Committee of New Mexico calls a meeting at the Commercial Club Albuquerque at 10 am September 6 1906 to nominate a candidate for delegate to the 60th Congress and conduct business. Proxies allowed only for resident citizens of the same county. members urged to attend in person for important party matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican ‘Territorial Central Committee
Santa Fe
Territorial Republican Central Committee of New Sexies
Commercial Club
Albuquerque
United States
Republican Party
Lightning Strikes Close to Man as Storm Rages
Frank P. Sickels of Socorro recounts being knocked down by a thunderbolt during a recent storm. He was found unconscious near the strike, revived with stimulants at camp, and showed no burns but is said to have been struck dangerously near. He had been surveying in the territory's northern part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Sickels
Socorro
Nehtning
Sickels
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Elijio Lucero
Court News
Eh” Dugan
Pace
Bar of Justice
Dugan
Daniclano Pena
Penny Mille
Guyianor Stover
Jam Seva
Old Town
Ino
Jeff Hand
Go'ng
Raitront Avenue
Life To
Evds
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
the Monarch
Lanperin' Laundry Co
Jaffa
Maloy’s
Telegraphic
Louis
Dee
Kansas City
Neas City
Lambe
Tod
J. W. Anderson , CO
the Jaffa Grocery CO
Joshua B. Spitz
S. Raynolds
McGaffey
B. Spitz
New York City
Herlompany
Manchester
PF. McCwnna
N. M
Ifedd & Co
Arnold Constable & CO
A.B. McGaffey
Hornbin McGaffey Company
Thoreau
Fair Association
Mavner
Rosencranz
Central Committee
H. C. Bursum
Munchen
White Elephant
Frank Sickels
Rocky Ford
Jaffa Grocery CO
University of New Mexico
C. E. Hodgin
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
FINKE
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Asto
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
Empress
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N. Mt
West Railroad Avenue
Williams Doug Company
Blue Front
A. J. Richards
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Propr
Ececans
Imperiai
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