Has W H Andrews Left The Central
Rumors swirl that Delegate and Santa Fe Central Railway president W H Andrews may resign to focus on Congress from New Mexico. The eastward chatter cites replacement talk with W S Hopewell possibly taking over. meanwhile J A Morris resigns as Rio Grande division superintendent to join El Paso Southwestern. Kurn slated to replace him.
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Rio Grande
Santa Fe
W. H. Andrews
Santa Fe Central Railway
Mr. Andrews
Congress
New Me
Andrews
Torrone
W. 8. Hopewell
Albuquerque
Hopewell
J. A. Morris
San Marcial
Morris
el Paso & Southwestern Railway
EM Paso
F. Je Hunter
Southwestern
Kurn
Las Vegas
Rio Grande Avision
Los Angeles
L. A
Rio Grande Division
Brateman
San Marelat
Dodge City
Kan
Wellington
Rilo Grande
Pleasant reception honors city school teachers
Mrs. C. H. Conner of 216 Northwealth street entertained yesterday afternoon at her home in honor of her sister Mika Linder of Kirkaville Mo. Superintendent J. B. Clark and city school teachers attended with assistance from Mrs. J. R. Thompson and Mrs. Earl Stean. Decorations included white creme de mint and Navajo pottery. Lunch and refreshments were served as Thompson played plant selections. Guests praised Mrs. Conner as a royal hostess at the close.
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C. H. Conner
Northwealth Street
Mika Linder
Kirkaville
J. B. Clark
Conner
J. R. Thompson
Earl Stean
Death of Joseph Sogol in a North Fourth Street accident
Joseph Sogol, about 30, collapsed and died at his home on North Fourth Street after experiencing a headache. The cause is believed to be a ruptured blood vessel. He was foreman in the bottlewashing department at Southwestern Brewery and had been absent weeks prior. Funeral from Immaculate Conception church Friday at 4 AM.
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North Fourth Street
Joseph Sogol
Sogol
Southwestern Brewery & Lew Company
Henry Loets
Immaculate Conception Church
Carload of stock cremated in Santa Fe yards tragedy
A fire in a Santa Fe yard last evening burned fifteen horses and five mules, likely sparked by an engine. Yard workers fought flames with engine water but failed. Animals perished or were fatally burned, and owner Martin Buggeln faced a loss estimated between $1,000 and $2,000 relating to livery business at the El Tovar hotel area.
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Santa Fe
Martin Buggeln
el Tovar
Id Canyon
Charron
Fair Executive Committee Meeting Tonight
Fair Paso Claviery announces an executive committee meeting tonight at the Surety Investment company office. Officers and members are urged to attend to hear superintendent reports and discuss urgent matters ahead of the upcoming full event.
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Fair Executive Committee
Sellers
Fair Pasoclaviery
Athe the Association
The
Mioeting le
Beers, Glasses and a Saloon Brawl in Town
In Mort and Azarlys saloon at North Third street Will Hardman, a Black patron from the red light district, fought the bartender after delays in paying for two beers. Glasses were used as weapons, Hardman was jailed overnight, and fined five dollars after a Hive court hearing. An officer arrived promptly to end the melee.
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Tuet Niht
Mort & Azarly
North Third Street
Will Hardman
Janegro
Bastile
Hardman
Pe Hive Court
Ite
Hartman
Las Vegas Excursion Taps Territorial Fair Events
Colonel R B Twitchell announces an excursion from Las Vegas to Albuquerque on September 26 for Las Vegas Day at the territorial fair. The Las Vegas ball team is entered in the fair baseball tournament and will play on the excursion day. The train departs Meadow City at 6:00 AM and returns from Duke City at 10:20 PM.
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R. B. Twitchell
Northern
New Mexico
Duke City
More New Homes for Albuquerque Builds Rush by Inspector
Building Inspector Whitcomb reports several issued permits as warm weather spurs construction in Albuquerque. Projects include a $1,200 frame residence for RB Hicks on East Foster and Coronado Place, a $41,000 brick addition for G. Groml on North Second, a $2,000 frame home for Harry Johnson on South Seventh near Lead, an $1,800 brick cottage for Mrs. Keepers on 41 South Walter, two $1,500 frame houses by Moore Realty on North Pitst near Mountain, and a $1,000 frame cottage for Mrs. Craft at Roma and Eighth.
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Whitcomb
RB. Hicks
East Foster Avenue
Coronado Place
G. Grom
North Second Street
Harry Johnson
South Seventh Street
Lead Avenue
Pitst Street
Mountain Road
Eclipsing Sun Draws Early Morning Crowds
The morning sun eclipse attracted many Albuquerque residents who rose early to view it. A partial view appeared as the sun rose around 6 o'clock, drawing curious onlookers despite limited darkness. The note from IVES, THE FLORIST, mentions fresh cut flowers.
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Albuquerque
Ives
Wanted Helpers and Tradespeople in New Mexico and Missouri
Multiple want ads seeking labor and skilled work across towns in New Mexico and Missouri. Openings include carpenters, miller, night engineer, grocery clerk, housemaid, dining room girl, insurance solicitor, stenographer, and telegraphy trainer. Listings note pay, locations such as Belen New Mexico and St Louis Missouri, with applying details and addresses.
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A. Hud
J. Bi. Blook
James Hot Springs
N. M
J. FP. Palmer
North Second Street
Mia
Harry Johnson
Silver Avenue
John Becker Company
Belen
John Hart
South First Street
Gil
Roberts
Saleaman
B. W
Railroad Avenue
North Arno Street
For Rent Multiple Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms and Houses
Several rental listings for furnished and unfurnished rooms, suites, and houses across Albuquerque and surrounding areas. Properties include cottages, a four room brick house, a Mesa Park ranch with water and shade, Park View terrace apartments, and rooms in Cromwell block, Grant block, and near the Congregational church. Units offer light housekeeping, electric lighting, and varying amenities. Public notice-like classifieds cite contacts: J Block Jemex Hot Springs NM. B A Sheyster. Frank Trotter. John M. Moore Realty Co. Mrs Ruth Rutherford. H M Tilton. Mrs E K Norris. and addresses on South Walter Street, John Street, Sixth Street, Railroad Avenue, and West Copper.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
J. Block
Jemex Hot Springs
N. M
Nice
Cromwell Block
B. A. Sheyster
Tijeras Avenue
Frank Trotter
Mesa Park Ranch
John M. Moore Realty Co
Hleb. Rutherford
Broadway& Iron
Congregational Church
Park View Terrace
H. MM. Tilton
Grant Block
South Walter Street
E. K. Norris
John Street
Sixth Street
Railroad Avenue
West Copper
For Sale Classified Items Listing Various Goods
FOR SALE furniture and household goods at 539 Keleher street. Also saddle pony with saddle and bridle available. inquire at 115 South Sixth street. Two fine residence lots for sale in Brownwell and Lals additions, with prices 400 and 800 dollars. Lost or stolen strawberry roan horse with reward 20 dollars, contact J W McQuade. Social event by Intermediary Christian Buffleaver on September 1 with cream and cake.
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Keleher Street
South Arno Street
P. O
Elty
South Sixth Atreot
Lota
Huning
Highland Addition
Hill Street
Copper Avenue
Brownwell & Lal
J.P. Binkert
Porgusson Place
Old Town
J. W. McQuade
North
Walter Street
Trad running itching toe cured by Dean's Ointment
C. W. Lenhart of Bowling Green, Ohio reports Seihrling's traditional remedy for a sore toe. He suffered tortures until Dean's Ointment relieved the itching and pain instantly and effected a permanent cure.
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Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Grean, Ohio
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Gold Ave
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Albuquerque Carriage CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Seihrling
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National Electrical Contractors Association
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