Coal 15 King in Albuquerque
A local man argues Albuquerque must store coal for winter amid unprecedented cold. He cites railcar shortages, railroad favoritism, and mine delays as the core cause of coal scarcity, with Cerrillos yards storing 50 tons as a contingency. W H Hahn reports abundant coke as substitute.
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Albuquerque
Cerrillos Yards
Ley
Bisbee
Tuckon
el Paso
Cxar
Pass
Denver
Coa
W. H. Hahn
Cerrillos
Mr. Hahn
Peaahpitayeas Lamaber
Whalen
Hahn
Ghead
Trimble
Miera’s Sheep Won’t Starve This Winter
Alfalfa reserves held by Epimena Miera, ranchman at the Rio Puerco head, amount to about 1000 tons. Attorney W. C. Bleacock of Albuquerque confirms these stocks are reserved for Miera’s flocks in case heavy snowfall cuts off forage. The alfalfa is earmarked for exclusive use by his sheep, safeguarding them from winter scarcity.
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Rio Puerco
Epimena Miera
Bhis City
W. C. Bleacock
Albuquerque
Miera
Snow in Willard and surrounding valleys deepening
Two feet of snow blankets Willard and the Estancia valley with 1 to 3 feet on the level from Willard to Mountainair. John Becker company workers Dalles and Davis inventorying the Willard store learned of Carlos Honing’s death and attended the funeral in Belen. Livestock suffer exposure and feed shortages near Abo and 1000 sheep reportedly perished.
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Jon
A. Dalles
H. Emory Davis
Tae John Becker Company
Willard
Belen
Mr. Dalles
Mr. Davis
John Becker Company
Carlos Honing
Honing
Dalles
Estanca Valley
Wil
Mountainair
Abo Pase
Man Burns at Local Brewery in New Mexico Blaze
Joseph Schmitt of Marble Avenue narrowly escaped death when an ash kettle exploded on the third floor of the Southwestern Brewery and Loe plant in the city. He suffered severe burns to head face arms and legs but is expected to recover, with life disfigurement likely. Snow blankets the region with heavy losses to livestock and cattle, while Mrs. Carlow Huning remains gravely ill from typhoid as funeral plans proceed for Carlos Huning.
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Joseph Schmitt
Marble Avenue
Southwestern Brewery & Loe Company
Schmitt
Culding
Noor
Mery
Aian
Santa Fe
Enton
Cla
Torrance
el Paso
Southwestern
Mexico
Las Vegas
Belen
Zuni
Dati
Walter O'Brien
Estancia
Albuquerque
Chapelle
Kennedy
Madrid
Bernalillo
Grants
Gibson
Gallup
Carlow
Beley
Elock
G. W. Wenning
Huning
Honing
Strong & Sons
Denver
Old Country
Electric Light Employee Found Unconscious After Stroke
Charles Schaffer, about 20, an employee at the Blythe electric light plant, was found unconscious in his room at the Blythe boarding house at Eighth Street and Mountain Road. The landlady forced entry after his breakfast time, and Dr Wyl pronounced a brain hemorrhage. Despite efforts, Schaffer remained unconscious with slim hopes of recovery.
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Charles Schaffer
Blythe
Eighth Street
Mountain Road
Schaffer
Col Wood Elected President of Gold Bullion Mining
Col J A Wood of Gold Bullion Mining in Golden New Mexico was elected president at the recent officers meeting after serving as manager. He notes mining gains hindered by severe weather while new machinery valued around 150000 dollars awaits installation. he travels to Golden tomorrow.
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J. A. Wood
Gold Bullion Mining Company
Golden
New Mexico
Col. Wood
New York City
Albuquerque
Kiltie Band to Play Here Thursday Night
The famous Kilties band of Canada visits audience in full kilted uniform for a concert at the opera house on Thursday night. The ensemble includes forty bandsmen, four bagpipers, seven soloists, four British military drummers, six Highland dancers, and a tall drum major over seven feet tall. Roderick Bain MacKenne leads the group with a sixteen-voice choir.
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Canada
Europe
Talswondyrui Organization
Opera House
High Claws
Roderick Bain MacKenne
Jane Organization
Mackenale
Woodmen's Annual Ball a Social Success in 1908
Albuquerque camp No. 1 Woodmen of the World reports its annual ball a social triumph. Nearly 100 couples filled the Moor with lively dancing to Prof. di Mauro’s band as committees oversaw arrangements, reception, and floor service ensuring a glittering, continuous celebration from start to finish.
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di Mauro
Andio
P. A. Lillie
D. i. Phillips
W. F. Albertson
C. A. Hall
B. W. Moore
P. A. Hook
Theo, Brodell
Joseph Brenning
A. Smith
F. A. Hopping
P. Scheck
L. F. Maier
Coldest Morning Of The Winter Reported In Albuquerque
Residents note the coldest temperature of the season with readings near Walton's drug store at 7 am showing four degrees above zero. Earlier low marks were one to two degrees, per daily checks by locals including Joxe Peres reporting two degrees at 6 am. A wanted ad ends the snippet seeking results.
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Walton
Albuquerque
Walton's Drug Store
Thas
Joxe Peres
No Room in Albuquerque Schools Prevails
The Albuquerque public schools turned away a large number of applicants this morning due to full occupancy. Prof. Clarke reported after a board of education meeting that every inch of space was filled with already registered students and no funding existed for additional instructors. The condition reflects rapid city growth outpacing school capacity and calls for immediate action.
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Albuquerque
Clarke
Board of Education
Clark
Horned bull fighters may recover from injuries
Francisco Palomar, the bullfighter gored at Juarez on Sunday, may recover. Doctors say the worst injury was a ruptured blood vessel. Palomar, famed as a clever matador from Mexico City, was to thrust Wanderias when the bull charged and gored him.
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Francisco Palomar
Juarez
Palomas
Wanderias
Mexico
Juarex
Ula
Albuquerque for Joe Barnett Says He
Joe Barnett recently back from the coast and Phoenix says he is glad to be home. He notes Phoenix had cold weather and nights that require blankets for warmth. In Albuquerque he forecasts milder conditions and praises home life. A full attendance is requested for the Elks minstrel rehearsal at eight.
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Joe Barnett
Phoenix
R Barnett
Albuquerque
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Horn
John Stramquiet
East Tijeray Avenue
Woodmen’s
ELKS
Metropolis
Lowney
Gunther
Whitman
J, H, O'Rielly GO
West Railroad Avenue
Albert Faber
Haviland C
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST
Railroad Ave
O. F.C
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distilers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Bole Agente
M.M
W. Strong’s Sons
Undertakers
Palrview Np
Horbara Cemeteries
Maynard
Jewebi
South Second Street
Albuquerque, N. M
B. H. Briggs &Co
Alvarado Pharmacy
First St. and
Gold Ave
Roderick Stover
Bert Moe
A. D. Coleman
Sec
Southwestern Electric and Construction Co
Booth Second St
Albuquerque, N. Mex
Savoy Hotel
E. Suntagg
Mission Furniture
the McBrian Furniture Co
PO Eoeo
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
R. P. Hall
Iron and Brass Castings
East
Albuquerque, N. Mt
Jemez Hot Springs
United States
W. L. Trimble & Albuquerque
N. M
Citizen
New York Fair
Antonio Armijo & CO
N. Third Street
Evening Citizen
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