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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1906

Page

12

A Royal Slave at Opera House Last Night

The Gordon and Bennett production of A Royal Slave at Hikes Opera House drew a fair crowd. H. E. Humphrey as Aguila impressed with regal bearing, Ray Jerome as the mad captain and Harry Hoyt as the Senior Americapo provided humor, while others performed ably. The show repeats tonight and patrons are hoped to respond better.

Hikes’ Opera House H. E. Humphrey Aguila Ray Jerome Harry Hoyt Americapo

Local social notices and club events excerpt

Regular semi monthly Commercial club meeting is noted along with visits, travels and entertainments. Listings include Moonlight ball at Colombo hall, Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting, Triple Link Rebekah lodge, and local home renovations. Also referenced are marriages, readings, letters from relatives, and Christmas charity efforts by church and schools.

Dice Ovetrs Geo. H. Frost Claude Albright Europe Marie Haggerty Las Vegas Geromonio Club Colombo Hall Hriday Venins W. K. Etter Order of Eagles Red Men's Hall Y. Maynard West Gold Avenue C. D. Burrell Intest California Rebekah Lodge N. 5 Stevens Himoe Chicago Alamo W. T. Cannon Ira P. Cissidy Brooklyn Denver P. Jones St. Janus Harry T. Johnson W. S. Burke Coal Avenue WN Cosine Flora Brewer Gran, Mo Cooper John Caldwell Agnes Cleveland la Junta James Barton San Francisco J.B. Mayo Rio Arriba NT Armily Pilgrim Commandery No Knights Templar Templar Malta Perger Misa Florence Owen Tucson Ariz Belon Ernest Zweixer Cotillion Club the Elks’ Lodge Yuletide Philbrick Presbyterian Church Lane Boonesian Benevolent Association Geo Klock Christmias Las Ranchos de Atrisco Grace Mordy

Telegraphic Markets Update From Grain to Copper and Toys

Market wires show logs on Logan Bryan lines and stocks incl American Smelters and American Car Foundry. Cattle and hogs receipts in Chicago and Kansas City, with prices for native and western cattle, sheep, and lambs. Also notes on copper lead wool and spelt while local ads invite shoppers to Reliance Electric Co. and Matthews farm help posting.

American Smelters American Car Foundry Atchison Common Anaconda Baltimore and Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Cazrolan Pacific Colorado Fuel Erie Louisville and Nashville Missouri Pacific National New York Central Norfolk Ontario Pennsylvania Reading Rock Island Souther Pacific St. Paul Calumet & Arizona Dominion North Butte Butte Shannon Santa Fe Kansas City

Postal Telegraph and Cable Company Opens Offices in 1802

The Postal Telegraph and Cable Company started at 1 South Secans street with a small force including one operator and a foreman. The workforce grew to a manager, three operators, a telepiper, six messengers, and the rest, with rapid expansion over the last decade. The company promotes a quick, convenient service and courteous treatment as its motto, claiming it is the only successful competitive telegraph company ever maintained.

Postal ‘Telegraph and Cable Cmpany South Secans Street Magnier Tekeliper Poxtal Courienis

Swiler’s Barber Shop Promotes Festive Wreaths

A local barber shop advertises its central location and strong reputation for beautifying services. It urges customers to join a procession to Swiler’s and notes they make Christmas wreaths from fresh materials at 50 cents, 75 cents, and one dollar each, featuring holly and mistletoe.

Fine cigars advertised by Rotherberg Schloss at 112 Railroad Ave

An advertisement extols Rotherberg and Schloss for first class cigars including Owl and Gen. Arthur brands. It argues cigars are a refined gift for husband friend or lover and touts hygiene and safety in manufacturing. The copy emphasizes expertise in Kansas City and Denver trade and promotes the store as a rendezvous for connoisseurs.

Makool Waltst Fender Rotherberg & Schloss Railroad Avenue Beat the Owl Arthur Clgars Kansans City Denver Ronnenberg & Schloss

Mr Otto Dieckmann Real Estate Agent of Gold Avenue

Mr Otto Dieckmann, long time Albuquerque real estate dealer, recently moved into his pew office on Gold avenue. He represents many clients, knows most county residents, and offers to take full charge of property to relieve clients of worry. Contact him for property management.

Dieckmann Gold Avenue Thiy Albuquerque Dieekmin

Opera House Roller Rink Sessions Tonight

Roller rink sessions listed from 10 to 12 and 2.50 to 30 and 7.40 to 1030 P M offer good music with no charge for instruction.

Opera House

Also Mentioned on This Page

Susan Ho Anthony Mra MK Silver Avenue Mra W Copper Avenue Laura D. Hust The Woman's Club FL J. Grat & Co Logan & Bryan Money Market New York St. Louis Reliance Electric CO West the Postal Ekiller Bwitzer Mary J. Borden Social Ethics Department Otto Dieckmann C. A. Matson & CO. Barnett Building Waterman W. Morris Jeweler Diamond Business Cailand C. P. Schutt Roger Everitt Diamond Palace FIRST Albert Faber Staab Building Santa Claus Vann Jewelry Company Dee Vann Jewelry CO Olee Albuquerque Business College Albuquerque, New Mexico W. &. Miliken Xmas Souvenir Crockery Vigins OF Alvarado Borradaile & Co Gold Ave Colorado Telephone CO J. H. O’rielly & Co Albuquerque, N. M St. Elmo Joseph Barnett Bex Kiister Bros South Second Street
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