Two Young Men Arrested for Debts and Suspicious Flight
P. C. Sims of American Lumber and C. de Prine formerly of Colorado Telephone were detained by Chief McMillin on suspicion of attempting to leave town with unpaid debts. Sims claimed money due from a mill job, while Prine settled with a boarding house owner. Creditors appeared at police court as both men faced potential charges and possible release on bail.
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P. C. Sims
American Lumber Company
C. de Prine
Colorado Telephone Company
Shiog
A. Worthington
North Second Street
Sims
Sime
Prine
Albuquerque
Twain
Worthington
Kansis City
Mellroy
McMillin
Sima
Simetts Iberty
Ay Prine
Herty
Lanice
Bogus Check Men Get Off Easy
The Record reports multiple bogus check incidents in Albuquerque with suspects like S Ferguson alias Jackson and Libyrado de Baca, forging names to checks from $10 to $50. Police note few prosecutions as complainants often refuse to press charges after restitution. Green avoided jail after authorities determined employers or others would not prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Ferguson
Jackson
U. Green
Tomel Brothers
de Baca
Montoya
Albuquerque
Offendra
McMillin
C. de Baca
Baca
Tad
Crawford
William Goetting
Union Meat Market
Gold Avenue
Oi ‘Steazy
Goetjing
First National Bank
BF. Montoya
Tmself
Green
Strife in Four Acts staged by Albuquerque amateurs
Albuquerque's amateur theatre presented Horace Dale's Strife a four act comedy drama under Professor Crain's direction. Captain B Ruppe staged the benefit for the Fraternal Brotherhood. A modest house saw the ambitious cast earn praise for their effort with proceeds likely not covering costs. Cast included Judge Henry Buttons Harold Thymas Henry Hassell Aristotle Thormpkins Horatio Squast Horace Squast and others with Laura Bell Miss Mere Hansel Dolly Matier and Mary Harris among the roles.
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Aluquerque
Horace Dale
Professor Crain
I University
Capt. B. Ruppe
Henry Buttons
Dudge and Ceniiay
Roppe
Harold “Thymas
Cannon Henry Hassell
Kelly Aristotle Thormpkins
Jordan Horatio Squast
Albright
Hans von Sandi
Cowie
Julies
Neb
Laura Bell
Mere ‘Hansel Henry
R Men
Crum Dolly
Mary Harris
Migs Roppe Vin
Nursery products and JAFFAS KRACK BREAD ad notes
An ad lists nursery products including fruit and shade trees shrubs and vines with a note to buy from someone you know. It mentions feed corn grit for poultry after grinding it and claims removal of fine material wasted by blowing dust. Also promotes JAFFA'S KRACK KREAN BREAD and urges to ask for it only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Alger
South Walter Street
Belknap denounces case as spite work in ambush charge
John Belknap arrested Monday night as an accessory to an ambush against Padilla a Kenner saloonkeeper refuses to speak before the preliminary hearing set with Judge Abbott in chambers next Saturday Attorney KB W Dobson says he advised silence The bond was set at 3000 by Belknap's bondsmen T Hubbell Geo H Thomas Clark M Carr H Neumann and EL Medler as prosecutors sought 5000 and Dobson obtained reduction
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John Belknap
Padilla
Kenner
Abbott
KB. W. Dobson
Belknap
Evient
Belkawn
The
Morning Journal
Belknar
T. Hubbell
Geo. H. Thomas
Clark M. Carr
H. Neumann
EL. Medler
Belknap Honored at Surprise Ketner Farewell
In Ketner N M three hundred residents attended a farewell reception for John Belknap former superintendent of logging at American Lumber company. He received a $300 diamond ring from the company and will move his family from the woods on the 18th of the month amid public good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketner
N. M
John Belknap
American Lumber Company
Kelknap
Mastue Mechinie Thomas
Zuni
Oratorical Contest Set for Las Vegas December 8
The New Mexico Interscholastic Oratorical association announces its second annual contest in Las Vegas on December 8 during the New Mexico Teachers' Association session. Seven schools entered. two divisions feature higher institutions and high schools. Normal University, A. & M. College, and University of New Mexico vie in the latter. Raton, Las Vegas, Gallup, and Albuquerque send reps. Local contests to follow within two weeks. judges and compositions are being chosen.
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New Mexico
Tts
Las Vegas
New Mexico Teachers’ Association
Lik Vegne
A. & M. College
Normal University
University of New Mexicco
Raton
Gallup
Altequerque
Representaives
U*sured
Tae
Schwab's Special Through Albuquerque in Record Run
The record breaking train with Charles M Schwab and entourage travels through Albuquerque en route to Mexico Fulbright musical carriages and transportation feats mark the journey as a notable transit event of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
Carru
Mex
Schwab Trip Through New Mexico Mining Districts
The party traveled by rail via Albuquerque and Durán for a mining survey near Chihualua. A freight wreck near Durán disrupted service, with fourteen cars and a tender derailing before a bridge collapse. Schwab indicated no news to share but hinted at possible investments in Mexican mining properties if opportunities arise.
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Albuquerqué
New Mexico
EL Paso
Duran
Santa Fe
Schwab
Yneas
Albuquerque
Chituathus
Schwabl
Chihwalua
Mort
Pellow Named Alvarado Manager To Replace Adams
Superintendent John Stein announced that R. E. Pellow, soon to leave the Union Depot hotel in El Paso, will be the permanent manager of the Alvarado Hotel to fill the vacancy caused by Manager Adams death. Hadley remains reassigned to another post. Stein and General Superintendent David Benjamon will depart for El Paso tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stein
Harvey
Pellow
Union Depot
el Paso
Alvarado
Adams
Hadley
Mr. Stein
Little Red
Stein
David Benjam
Kansas City
Be Paso
Death of Mrs A Fleisch er Yesterday
The sudden death of Mrs. A Fleisch er, wife of a south Second Street real estate dealer, occurred yesterday afternoon at her home on West Tierns Avenue. She was 29, married five years ago to A Fleisch er and was formerly Miss Josephine Barth. Funeral arrangements awaited telegrams from New York relatives.
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A. Fleischer
South Second Street
West Tierns Avenue
New York
Royal Male Quartet at Tommorrow Night Streamed at Doe Iowa
Notice from District Court of the United Second Judicial District announces Ruth O Kuhn of Albuquerque bankrupt. A discharge petition is filed. creditors and interested parties may appear December 7, 1906 at 10:00 AM in Bernalite County courthouse to show cause why discharge should not be granted. Clerk: Joun Venable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommorrow
Royal Male Quartet
Doe Iowa
Teketw
District Court of the
United Second Judicial District
Vrctory
New Mexico
Mrx
Ruth O. Kuhn
Albuquerque
Bernatilte
District Court
Doony Court House
POUND SALE NOTICE AT CITY HALL DEC 7 1906
On Friday December 7 1906 at 16 o clock am the city hall will sell two animals One bay horse about 10 years old with white on hind feet and a left hip brand and one brown horse about 1 year old branded P on left hip The sale is by Thos McMillan City Marshal Also an advertisement for Less Dirt More Heat Genuine Gas Coke by W H Hahn & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos, McMillain
Teers
W. H. Hahn & CO
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Bing
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Saga
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Sotte
Henriques
John Doyle
Forth Wingate
Broadway
John Wax
City
John
Millett Studio
Thespians
E. W. Fee
ST. Eendiaeedinese
Abbott Bondsmen
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Chihuahua
R. E. Pellow
Paso House
Joun Venable
Ladien
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Tk, Elite
Noth
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Barenum & Bulley
H. Yanow
R. R. Ave
Ervin
Sritainu Bisrssres
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
Roger
Everitt
Diamond Palace
FIRST
Albert Faber
Staab Building
Vann Jewelry CO
Albuquerque Business College Library
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Borradaile & CO
Colorado Telephone Co
J. J. O’rielly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
West Railroad Avenue
Moe
Charles L. Keppeler
Joseph T. Johnson
South Third Street