Juan Fernandez Island Convict Settlement History Recounted
Lima reports the destruction of Juan Fernandez Island known as Robinson Crusoe by an August earthquake. The piece recounts Alexander Selkirk’s exile, Defoe’s novel connection, and the island’s use as a Chilean convict settlement with dungeons and outbreaks. It notes later habitation by Baron Von Rodt, who exploited lobster fisheries and fruit, and his eventual return to the island with a wife, building a villa.
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Lima
Peru
Juan Fernandez
Daniel Defoe
Crusoe
Alexander Selkirk
Defoe
Juan
Baron von Rodt
Europe
Jottings From The Police Court Giggles
In police court this morning Joeph Heim sworn to a warrant charging Charles Eppley with disturbing the peace by drunkenness beating his wife and indecent exposure. Eppley residing at 610 North Twelfth street will have a hearing tomorrow at 9. H F Williams swore a warrant for John Kelly night nurse at Santa Fe Pacific hospital after a verbal dispute left Williams with a soaked mouth. Kelly also faces a hearing tomorrow at 9. Roy Campbell and Madajina Raby were arrested for fighting with a disorderly conduct charge added against Ruby. They pleaded not guilty. case adjourned to 6 PM. Campbell a sheep man with J Agnado freed on recognizance. Omer Jono Salazar at police HQ away briefly visiting Peralta. Chief of Police absent, returned from California resorts. Chamberlains Salve praised for salt rheum and eczemata relief. Mountain excursion to Camp Glencoe Hear canyon Sunday morning $1.25 including dinner tickets at O Rielly's. I have been positive, Dean’s Regulats regulate bowels, George B Krause Altoona Pa.
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Joeph Heim
North Twelfth Street
Crawford
Charles Eppley
Santa Fe
Eppley
North ‘Twelfth Street
H. FP. Williams
John Ly
Santa Fe Pacific Hospital
Willams
Kelly
Williams
Roy Campbell
Madajina Raby
Ruby
Campbell
J. Agnado
California
Chamberlain
McMillin
Long Beach
Calif
Venice
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
San Francisco
Convention Call for Temperance Workers in Albuquerque
Rev. W. W. Havens issues official call for a mass convention of temperance workers in September at the Presbyterian church Albuqueque New Mexico to coordinate efforts for the upcoming election and constitutional convention All pastors church members WC T U and temperance groups urged to attend and join the drive to end saloon influence in New Mexico and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Arizona
W. W. Havens
New Mexico-Arizona —Anti-Saloon League
Albuquerque
N. M
Presbyterian Church
T. U
Good Templars
Havens
South Edith Street
AntiSaloon League
Temperance Workers
Albuquerque The Convention City
Albuquerque the Convention City lists several early events in September. The first annual Sheep and Wool Growers of Mexico meeting is slated for September 18 and 19 at the Elks Opera House, with other associations across New Mexico scheduling meetings in the city during the same period.
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Sheep and Wool Growers of Mexico
Elks Opera House
Undertakers’ & Embalmers' Association of
New Mexico
Retail Merchants' Association of
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias of
Knights
Belén Club Rooms to Open With Banquet and Dance
Tomorrow evening the new $20,000 Commercial Club building at Belén will be opened with a reception banquet and dance. An invitation extends to Belén citizens and the territory at large. Albuquerque musicians Philips' Orchestra are to provide music tonight, returning Saturday morning for the opening ceremonies attended by visiting Albuquerque residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belen
Philips’ Orchestra
Mayme Cavanaugh Operated For Appendicitis In Las Vegas
Miss Mayme Cavanaugh underwent an operation Monday for appendicitis and is recovering well. The Democratic central committee of San Miguel County will meet Saturday at 10 in the offices of George H. Bunker to set a date for the county convention to select delegates for the territorial convention in Santa Fe on September 12. A farm wagon donated to Las Vegas Hospital by the Studebaker Wagon Works was raffled with 180 tickets. hospital supporters purchased many numbers, and number 45 drew the winning slip. The hospital now anticipates auctioning the wagon.
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Mayme Cavanaugh
Mika Nellie Scanlon
Denver
Hemelberg Mercantile Company
Democratic Central
San Miguel
George H. Bunker
Santa Fe
A. D. Higgins
Studebaker Wagon Works
Las Vegas
Long Beach real estate offices anchor Albuquerque contractors
Long Beach hosts 400 real estate offices as Albuquerqueans converge there for leisure. Chief McMillin reports Albuquerque contractors leaving town, with Hart and Ackerman tales of unpaid bills and suits for $600. Other builders Carnahan and Hamilton vanished, leaving debts behind while McCoy returns from Colorado to resume rink operations.
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Venice
John Hart
San
Pedro
Frank Ackerman
Hart
Albuquerque
Carnahan
Los Angeles
Albuquerquean
B. D. Simons
Wallace Hesselden
A. J. Hamilton
McCoy
safeCoy & Whisman
Elks’ Opera House
Colorado
Sunday Baseball at Santa Fe Again
The Santa Fe Cathelic school grants use of campus grounds for Sunday baseball, with a game next Sunday against the Alamosa team as part of a trip to the capital city. The Santa Fe Grays disbanded and reorganized at a meeting, electing W. H. Kerr as manager, George Parsons as captain, and W. B. Parsons as secretary, while keeping the same player roster and planning daily practices for three weeks for upcoming city games and a territorial fair tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers of the
Santa Fe Cathelic School
Grays Crogs
Alamosa
Santa Fe Grays
Santa Fe New Mexican
Santa Fe
W. H. Kerr
George Parsons
W. B. Parsons
Indian School Implements Repairs and Prep for September Opening
Work continues at the Indian School with cottages moved and repainted, the new laundry boiler connected, and hospital and schoolhouse refreshed. Superintendent Custer engages with San Felipe and travels to Acoma and Lagunas to recruit new pupils as the September 4 opening nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney & Co
Stacy & Co
Sam
Commonwealth
Custer
Joseph Abner
San Felipe
Acomas
Lagunas
Wanted Bookkeeper and Odd Notices in Local Paper
WANTED A competent bookkeeper at once Apply for information or address A C Citizen office Also mentions pain reliever Dr Thomas Welectric Oil a household remedy for 25 years Skin itching remedy Dean’s Ointment cures piles eczema available at all drug stores Also note Rest a week at Camp Glencoe
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A. C
Citizen Office
Thomas
America
C—O
Dean
Local notices and assorted city items appear in brief form
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance supervisor leaves the city for Grip east and will return to Log An mele. First Presbyterian H yterian church to open a new pipe organ recital on September 6 with Dr M Baldwin as organist. Tierney's road gang advances weed pest work in the city. Charles B Roe, Singer Sewing Machine general representative, is said to be safe after a Valparaiso earthquake, with daily contact and no notice of harm from New York offices.
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F. Calling
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Grip
Log Anmele
Hyterian Church
M. ©. Baldwin
Tierney
Charles B. Roe
Albuquerque
The
Singer
Sewing Machine Company
South
America
Valparaiso
Harry JP. Owen
Mr. Roe
New York
Owen
Ladder of success through saving accounts
A speaker urges slow steady saving to grow bank accounts. Start small, with a few dollars, and steadily climb the ladder of financial success. Do not rush, but begin today and continue upward step by step.
Balling's Bread Promoted by Pioneer Bakery
Pioneer Bakery at 207 South First Street advertises Balling's Bread as the best due to premium flour labor and methods. The copy emphasizes quality in mixing baking handling and selling to assure top bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
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Isle
Selkirk
Salazar
Chief McMillin
Omecer Jono Salazar
Visi
Péralta
Smith
Camp Glencoe
Hear Canyon
O'Rielly's
George B. Krause
Walnut Ave
Altoona, Pa
New Mexico-Arizona Anti-Saloon League
Ackerman
Arthur Everitt
Highland
Sambrook Bros
Sadie
John St
Bank OF Commerce
Alel
Querque, New Mexico
BASE
el Paso Vs. Albuquerque
Traction Park
Lee Bartlett
South Second Street
Albuquerque, N. M
Uxtensionsfes
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Empress
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
West Railroad Avenue
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
Railroad Avenue
OUR
IGAR
A. J. Richards
Colorado Telephone Co
the St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Oeo
West Railroad
AVE
Stevens & Bowyer, Proprietors
Postoffi
Cerea
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