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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1905

Page

5

Wool Exhibit at Territorial Fair Showcases Prime Fleeces

The twenty fifth territorial fair promises a larger fleece display with samples of wool and mohair from across the territory. Entries are judged by weight, fiber fineness, and staple length with top prizes including blue ribbons and diplomas for Best Merino, Shropshire, and other breeds. The annual city teachers institute opens its second day with talks on the Russo Japanese War and ethical relations to animals, led by local educators and university figures.

Fair Association George Arnot Supe New Mexico Ciy J. B. Clark W. 5 Burke Hoe Portsmouth N. H. Mies Hewitt C. B. Hodgin University of New Mexico C. M. Light Silver City Connor Misa Linde Hadley Miron Hadley Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction Hse FB. Clark Santa Fe Albuquerque

T L Wilson asserts Santa Fe strike is defeated

Thomas L. Wilson fourth vice president of the International Association of Machinists traveled by rain No 2 to Boston after visiting San Bernardino strike headquarters. He denied reports that strike benefits were cut and declared the Santa Fe fight largely won. He planned to attend machinists conventions in Topeka September 1 and Houston September 8 with a dozen and about 400 delegates respectively.

Thomas L. Wilson International Association of Machinists Boston Wilson Santa Fe Coast Ines Dow Santa Fe Topeka International Organization Hostox

Albuquerque Traction to Start Six Minute Schedule

President W H Greer of the Albuquerque Traction company announced a new timetable starting September 1 with cars arriving and departing every six minutes at the Alvarado switch. Three cars daily will be operated between Old Albuquerque and the Alvarado area to improve service for patrons.

W. H. Greer Albuquerque Traction Company Citizen

Woman Takes Laudanum in Personal Crisis

May Smith, an inmate on North Third Street, attempted suicide by overdosing on laudanum. Prompt medical help saved her life, with associates blaming depression for the act. She barred doors and windows before the incident, and neighbors alerted authorities after a near-fatal overdose.

May Smith

Burglars Operating in Las Vegas

A professional gang broke into the Adair residence in Las Vegas on Friday afternoon using skeleton keys. Three watches two chains and a considerable sum of money were taken totaling about 260 dollars. Neighbors saw men leave but offered no clues as investigators pursue suspects.

Las Vegas A. M. Adair

Fall registration opens at Albuquerque Business College

Fall opening for registration set September 4 with regular sessions starting the next day. Evening classes on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays begin simultaneously. Prof St C Stoll leads administration with Pitman directing shorthand and Montoya teaching Spanish. George Craig handles mechanical drawing. President Ramsay teaches and represents the college. Over $1,000 in fixtures and equipment ordered. located in Gleckler block on Fourth Street and Gold Avenue with larger quarters prepared.

Albuquerque Business College St. C. Stoll East H. L. Pitman Montoya George Craig Ramsay Gleckler Fourth Street Gold Avenue Business College ob+ we

Wanted Ad Details From Old Fremont Classifieds

The notice digest lists multiple want ads and rental notices. Positions sought include a grocery clerk, night miller and engineer, carpenter, dining room girl, solicitor, travel agent, stenographer, and insurance solicitor. Also several rental offers for rooms, apartments, houses, and a ranch, with locations around Second Street, Silver Avenue, Flint Street, and Park View areas.

D. Vee J. F. Palmer North Second Street Cail Harry Johnson Silver Avenue John Becker Company Bele J. A. Alexander Albuanergute N. M Ite Insurance Company Bath Toad Avenue North Arno Street Wagner Second Street Geniemes Flint Street Viaduct R. J. Sweeney

For Sale Notices from Local Listings

Furniture and household hoods offered at 619 Keleher street. Four year old saddle pony available for drive single or double with saddle and bridge. Two fine residence lots listed with block and address details. Saddle pony offered at 115 South Sixth street. Real estate swaps Lot 3 in Block 29 of Hunings Highland addition for 400 dollars. Lots 7 and 9. Corner Hill street and Copper avenue in Brownwell and Lal's addition. One prime building site priced at 800 dollars. Contact M. P. Stamm.

Nice Cromwell Block B. A. Bleyster Tijeras Avenue Frank Trotter Mesa Park Ranch New Mexico John M. Moore Realty Co H. B. Rutherford Broadway & Iton Congregational Church Park View Terrace H. H. Tilton Grant Lock South Walter Street Atlantic Avenue South Third Street K. Norris John Street Sixth Street Railroad Avenue West Copper Keleherstre South Arno Street P. O City Saddle Pony South Sixth Street Huning Highland Addition Hill Street Copper Avenue Brownwell & Lal's

Stolen Strawberry Roan Mare Believed Returned to Owner

Lost cost comes from a strawberry roan mare with white face and four white feet. She has a short matte clipped tail and a long tail. A $20 reward is offered by J. W. McQuade at 234 North Walter Street for her return with no questions asked.

Seward J. W. McQuade North Walter Street

Knights Question Sparks Community Debate

Across the coast readers discuss who the Knights are amid a fragmented ad page. The garbled copy hints at a promotional stretch for Schilling's Best and Maloy's store, asking who the Knights are in local life.

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Teachers’ Institute T. L. Wilson THE George 8. Rambay R. D. Stoll Esmerelda W. Jenks Jaffa Grocery Company JA. J. Maloy Geo Byler C. Re International America Morse School of Telegraphy Cincinnati Ohio Buffalo N.Y Atlanta la Crosse Wis Leans Texas San Francisco Schilling Gar Knight's Midnight Sun Maloy'’S Golden Rule Dry Goods Co Tion Sale Mentor GLOBE Albert Faber Southwestern Electric & Construction CO Crocker-Wheeler Dynamos and Motors S. Second ST National Electrical Contractors! Association Albuquerque Carriage CO Albuquerque, N. M Gold Ave Fourth and Colorado Telephone Company Armijo Building Bruno Dieckmann Elk's Opera House
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