Mudge Denies Rumor of Change
H A Mudge second vice president of the Rock Island railroad denies reports he will resign to become president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe. He says he has no intention of leaving and no confirmation exists for rumors of other executive moves at Santa Fe or Big Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Mudge
Rock Island Railroad
Topeka
Rock Island
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Topeka State Journal
The
Santa Fe
Chicago
State Journal Telegraph
Mudge
Chicago Leago
H. A. Maige
Chicago Rock Ishind Ite Railroad
J. FR. Hurley
Hurley
Murley
Atchison
Ripley
Uilek
Frederick C. Fox
Albuquerque
Phice
Land Have
Times Sunday Wing
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Big Four Railroad
Gans Knocks Herman Out In Eight Rounds
Special to The Evening Citizen Tonopah Nevada June 1 6 29 pm Gans knocked Herman out in the eighth round after toying with him for five rounds. The champion moved smoothly landing rights and lefts while Herman the crowd favorite offered little resistance. Gans’s deft defense and crisp counter blows left Herman unable to answer as the referee counted him out proving Gans clearly superior. Herman’s manager Nate Lewis and agent Adam Ryan rushed to aid him as he was carried from the ring unconscious. Gans acknowledged the effort and praised his opponent while noting he had outclassed a worthy challenger.
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Eeebes Eeesse
Citheen
Tonopah
Nev
Gans
Herman
Soo Gans
Prem
Tong- Puh
Nevada
Jin
Chicago
Gang
Joe
Gane
Chie
Nate Lewis
Olive
Lewis
Adam Ryan
Momman
Wade
The Marriage of Kitty Please a Bla House
A lively stage production features a refreshed performance by Miss Glebe Baird as Kitty and Harry H. Roche as Sir Reginald Mes sice. The plot centers on a rich uncle's will and a staged marriage to secure wealth with comic misadventures. A large audience filled a big house last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Reginald Messize
Sir Reginald
Harry H. Roche
John Bull
Sir Regienald
Kitty
Maidan de Semiano
Glebe Baird
Kitty i x
Kutty
Ty Anind
Claw Kitty
The American Magazine Changes Hands Offer
An advertisement proclaims The American Magazine has new ownership and promotes a limited one dollar offer for twelve issues and a year’s subscription. It lists высокую quality writers and artists, describes novel and short stories, essays, and many pictures, urging readers to mail payment to The American Magazine, New York City, before the offer ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jus Mo ‘Tarbell
Havkefeller Wittany
Allen White
Kansas
BP Dunne
Mr. Dooley
Ray Stannard Baker
Lincoln Seffone
John 3 Phillips
Karzai
Tin American Magazine
FI Avenue
New York City
Duke City to Form Big Albuquerque Band of Pros
Albuquerque set to form a new American Lumber Company band affiliated with the Bile orchestra. Twenty four to twenty seven professional players, read music at sight, directed by Mr. Ellis. Members from Chicago and Mexico join, Reuters mention. Band hall on Goll avenue to host rehearsals and public programs without admission.
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Albuquerque
Kansas City
Los Angeles
American Lumber Company
Organization i
Bile Orchestra
Ity
F. K
R. Reynolds
Hake
Ellis
Humber
Chicago
Duke City
Mexico
Carl Magenbeck
Orl Nank
Young
Orleans
Dls
Teynoldy Notions
Las Vegas
Meadow City
Denver
Lass Vegas
Albu- Amerae
Southwest
Indica Trion
Old Civil War Veteran Major Bogardus Dies in Thornton
Major Bogardus, veteran of the Civil War and longtime resident of Thornton, New Mexico, died yesterday morning from general debility. He served as postmaster at Wallace and held Santa Fe Railway posts before retirement. His remains will likely be interred at the national cemetery in Santa Fe. he was about 54. A stockholders meeting notice for Albuquerque Traction is also published.
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Mo Borgardis
Thornton
Sandoval County
Carlton
Grand Army of the Republic
Santi Fe
Bogarduy
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Wallace
Albuquemie
Herth
South
New York
Yolles
Albuquerque Traction Campe
Maid Company
Albuquerque
Hernalilla County
Bernalillo County Court Set To Hear Officials Suit
Bernalillo County District Court reports a future suit by Estavio Vigil to recover emoluments from the county superintendent’s office after T. L. Hubbell's removal, with A. H. Stroup named defendant. Attorneys anticipate opposition to new trials in related treasurer and sheriff cases as city rent suits proceed. Valencia county officials also file bonds with the Second District Court, two bonds for treasurer Lana and two for Sheriff Baca, totaling substantial sums.
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Territorial Supreme Court
Sheriffs Office
Otero
T. 8
Hubbell
Estavio Vigil
A. H. Stroup
Vigil
Woc Hea
Cork
Abbott
Armije and
A.J Henry
Valencia County
Solomon Lana
Carlos Baca
Second District Court
Telegraphic Markets haul of New York quotes and local notes
The listing reproduces private wire quotes from New York stocks and commodities including American Sugar Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific with prices and changes. It also reports Kansas City and Chicago livestock prices for January 2 1906 and money and metal market notes. A notice invites Temple lodge No 6 A F & AM Masons to meet December 30 1906 for St John day services at the Methodist Episcopal church.
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New York
American Sugar
Amalgamated Copper
American Snelters
American Car Foundry
DOM Sastren Nee
S8om Ralthware and ‘Ohio
Hrooklyn
Transit
Nadian Pacific
Movado Fuel
Chindgo Great Western
Loutavitle
Naxhellie c
Minoard Pacific
Vamdoo Cs
New
York Central
Ontario
Qetees
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Greene
Afy
Santa Fe Copper
North Butte
Butte
Cotten
Temple Lodge No. 6
A. FO & AM
Seresti |E
Masonick
North Third Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
St John's Day
Order of the W. M. J
Fereer
Social and church events stir Albuquerque scene
A crowded sequence of gatherings fills a day in Albuquerque. Baptist church holds annual roll call and meeting at 7:20 pm, while Mrs Barnes departs for Los Angeles with a Las Vegas home later. Dr Connor’s friends toast with a surprise pillow shower, and Maynard Guneul hosts a reception for Dr Irmie Gunsul from Pennsylvania. The Albuquerque Woman's Club opens a new clubhouse on West Gold Avenue with tours, refreshments, and praise for organizers.
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The
Baptist Church
Irming Guneul
Chambersburg
Albuquerque
Maynard Guneul
Roswell
Bernard Guneul
South Third Street
Maynerd Guriwul
Irmie Gunsul
Mesdamee
A. T. McGaffey
Felix Lester
Mother's Day Program at Woman's Christian Temperance Unit
A Mother's Day program observed by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at Mrs. Cooper's home 115 South Walter Street features a reading of Madam Willard's life, musical pieces by Miss Wall, Mrs Copeland, and Mrs Motta, and songs including The Gift and Lead Kindly Light. It includes prayers, sketches, and quotations from Willard's book as part of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cooper
South Walter Street
Madam Willard
Union
Provident Plane
Miss Wall
Madam Withred
Mr Nutter
Copeland
Motta
Harry Steomer
Grandma Hthe
David Stewart
Miss Willard
Houses for rent and a business for sale in city
Classified notices list a four to seven room modern house with store rooms on West Gold Avenue, another two story home on West Gold Avenue, and a food paying business in the city. Also advertised is a 400 plano for 3150 and a contact at 109 West Theras Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Vining House
W. Th. McMil
Gold Avenue
W. H. Me
Theras Avenue
Clearance sale offers steep markdowns at Covesda le store
A fragmented notice announces a clearance event at 220 West Avenue offering all vent molding and linery at less than wholesale prices. It promises buyers a chance to set their own prices on assorted goods with a positive emphasis on bargain selections, though legibility is poor.
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Covesdale
West Avenue
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Lestie
Blondin
Duke City 10
American Lumber Go
Bernalillo County
Stroup
F Graf & Co
New York. Com
Harnett Ratoiting
Kansi City
Jan
Western Fed
Dan
Speller Stony
Money Market
Money On
Mercantila
Louis
Rack Kreai
Davia
East Copper Avenue
Epiccurean
Jadlea
Nefrosh Ve
Albert Faber
Staab Building
Hose
Albuquerque Business College
Albuquerque, New Mexico
W. E. Miliken
Alvarado
Cathedral
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
Colorado Telephone Co
VicCormick
West
Railroad Avenue
W. W. McCormick
CPC
Cop
the St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
West Railroad Avenue
Learance
Jaffa
Clarkville
John
Beaven
South First Street
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Bailing Bros
HH. Yanow
Matthew Dairy Co
McFall
Ox Farms
P. Matteucci
Eeeter Boot and Shoemaker
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