Sporting Brevities reflect lively 1900s athletic scene
Notes from the era cover bicycle races in New York and manager changes in baseball and football, with mentions of Behlafly joining Portland, Lew Whistler taking Terre Haute duties, Bakersall as Chicago captain, and Penn captain Stevenson. A proposed Potomac Park gridiron for Army Navy and updates on boxing, jockeys, and league politics follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington Club
Behlafly
Portland, Ore
Hickman
Lew Whistler
Memphis Baseball Club
Terre Haut Club
Bakersall
Chicago Maroons
Pirate Kings
Malachi Kittredge
Malachi Jemdadiah Kittredge
Dave Barty
San Francisco
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Potomac Park
Washington
Army
Navy
Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Teddy” Price
Felder
Outlaws
Price
Schriver
Dave Fultz
New York Americans
Shortstoy Elberfeld
Gotham
Fultz
Prominent mining man dies after wagon accident near Cave Creek
Capt Reuben A Hill a Civil War veteran and Indian scout fell from a wagon near Cave Creek while the horses spooked. His neck was broken and death was instantaneous. He was about 60 years old. He and Arthur K Poole were traveling from Cave Creek to camp when a wheel struck a rat and the wagon threw Hill out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben A. Hill
Slave Creek
Phoenix Gazette
Hiwan
Eity
Arthur K. Poole
Palace Gold and Copper Company
Boston
Hulse
Cave Creek
Fir Cave Creek
Mol
Eighteen Months Daggs Sentenced by Territorial Judge
Judge Kent sentences R. B. Daggs to eighteen months in the Arizona territorial prison with the term to begin immediately. Notice of appeal filed and a writ of probable cause granted. Bond set at $40,000, defense opposing such high bail. Supreme Court session in January likely to delay immediate execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
R. B. Daggs
Arizona Territorial
Phoenix Republian
Baker
Wilson
Supreme Court
Phoenix Leads In Postal Receipts For 1905
A post office department report shows Phoenix posting a strong rise in receipts for the fiscal year ending June 20 1905 with $20 980 in 1904 rising to $21 503 in 1905 and $24 086 in 1906 Also Douglas and Nogales show gains while Prescott Bisbee and Deming show smaller changes The territorial supreme court docket for 1905 lists forty new cases filed in Santa Fe with a January 24 1905 end of term and January 3 1906 start.
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Post Office Department
Arizona
Phoenix
Daye de Ganet Tae
Iwon
Douglas Nave
Tae
Prescott
Bisbee
Demeter
United
Douglas
Supreme Cour
J. D. Sena
Supreme Court
Santa Fe
Territorial Supreme Court
The Road to Wellville Mentioned in Mysterious Ad
An odd literary fragment extols Grape Nuts and Postum advertising a road to well being. The narrator claims breakfast foods and so called exotic ingredients fail, finally praising Grape Nuts as complete and nourishing. The text references Postum Go and Batty Creek, Miet.
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Weriyeng
Weiter
Postum
Miet
Wellville
New
Opposition to statehood voiced by New Mexico leaders
Territorial officials in Washington report that 75 percent of New Mexico residents oppose joint statehood with Arizona. Attorney General G. W. Prichard and others claim New Mexico is fit for admission on its own merits and should keep current boundaries. Also appears a promotional note for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
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Wansington
Bursum
Sante Fé
Territorial Prison of
New Mexico
G. W. Prichard
H. B. Holt
Lax Cruces
N. M
Solomon Tana
Albuquerqu
Prichard
Arizona
New México
Washington
Bursom
B. 5
Rodey
Congress
Dakotas
Texas
Cian
Citiza
I West
Calnow
Columbus
W. J. Johnson
Bank of Commerce
Ha Veta
South First Street
Viaduct
RJ. Sweeney
Las Vegas
Waspi
Chicago
Cooper & Co
Lake Street
Notaries Public Appointed and Postoffice Established
Governor announces notaries public Clara Olaen of Santa Fe and Robert McCune of Rosweil Chaves county. Ranchitos postoffice established Santa Cruz area two miles south. George Anton named postmaster. Articles of incorporation filed for Heller association diocese of Santa Fe with named church leaders. aims to aid permanently disabled members. no capital stock. duration fifty years.
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Miguel Overo
Clara H. Olaen
Santa Fe
Robert H. McCune
Rosweil
Chaves
Ranchitos
Big Arriba
Santa Cruz
George Anton
J W. Raynolis
Heller
Santa Pe
N. M
Archy
P. Bourgade
Anthony
Fourchegy
Anthony Jouvence
Pa H View
J. George Splinters
Thaperito
G. J. Jullia
Wanted Help Wanted Classified Listings Across Town
A cluttered page lists numerous help wanted ads and notices. Positions include domestic workers, a nurse training course, sales and management roles, and clerical desk space for rent, with numerous addresses and contact names such as W J Johnson and T J McSpadden.
Notice of petitions and local ad notices in New Mexico
Strong petitions forwarded to Washington by Wymer of Peabody urging reappointment of cows in ten days. Parker touts Blueher's garden as meeting place. Advertising promos for Dr Thomas Electric Oil and King’s New Life Pills urge health cures and local product sales in Albuquerque and nearby towns.
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Washington
Wymer
Peabody
New
Blueher's
Old Town
Ilat
New Mexico
Albuquerque Professional Directory and Builders Ad
A dense Albuquerque list of attorneys doctors engineers contractors and college ads. Names include Bernard S Rodey Ira M Bond Crom M Stingle F W Spencer W O Wallingford A L Mahaffey D F McCrolling R L Hust J D Nusbaum H Connor, M D O M Board of Osteopathy. 1905 Albuquerque Business College opening. Corbet Collins engineers and surveyors. rail ticket and photography services. various phone numbers and addresses.
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Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Company
Bernalido County
Albuquerque
Crime Pomane Company
Sporting
O'Brien
Fitxatmmons
Fite
Philadethia Jack
al Kaufman
Hart
Oaw Bveryioly
Water Boys
Radtke
Oakland
Ted Sloan
Sloan
Poraibie
Hudson A
Gus Rutgan
Rublin
Reuben Hill
Roosevelt
Atlanta
South
DAGGS
Messrs. Prichard and
Ant Judge Parker
Southern
Rurnis
West Rt
Porterfold Co
West Got Avenue
West Lead Avenue
Par View Terrace
H Hi. Tilton
Grant Block
Norris
John Street
Farnis Yooma
Hebt
la Veta
West
Lead Avenue
J. Flaming
High Grace
Cheap Savely
South Second Street
T. J. McSpadden
South Broadway
North Fourth Street
B. O
T. J. Mo Spadden
Fon Sal
Fourth
T. J. Mespadden
S. Broadway
Highland Livery Barn
Warren Graham
Mos
Thomas
Victor Talking Armas
Learnard & Lindemann
Western Union
A. D.T. Wessenger
Household Loan CO
West Railroad Ave
CARUS
J. E. Kraft
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Mai
Edmund J. Alger
Railroad Avenue
Bernard S. Rodey
Attorney-Atlaw
Albuquerge, N. M
United States Land Office
Ira M. Bond
ATLAW
F Street N. W
Washington, D. C
Separes Claims
McCaw
Albuquer
First National
Mit
F. W. Spencer
W. 0
Wallingford
Barnett
Beth ,Pho
D. F. McCrolling
Sir North Second Street
Albuquerq
A. L. Mahaffey
M. D
Whiting
Vann's Drug Store
OR. R. L. Hust
N. T. Armijo
R. J. D. Nusbaum
Grant Bik
Colo
H. Connor
D. D
New Mexico Board of Osteopathy
Barnett Building
Albuquerque Business College
S. Ramsay
A. O. Stoll
Secy
East Railroad Avenue
Corbet & Collins
United St
Montezuma Trust Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
the Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
W. S. Strickler
V. P
Cashier
Asst
Wm. Mcintosh J. C, Baldridge
A.M. Blackwell
George Arnot
O. E. Cromwell
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fery
First National Bank
Albuquerque, N. M
Joshua 8. Raynolds
M. W. Flournoyfrank McKee
U. S. Depository
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
the State National Bank
O. N. Marron
D. A. McPherson
J. B. Herndon
Roy McDonald
L. B. Putney
Southwest
Albuquerue, N. M
Comfort Health
Ion
Cas Heaton
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
B. Ruppe
Railroad Ave
J. C. Baldridge
Pherman-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave