Killing at Lamy Follows Express Messenger Quarrel
A New Mexican report details J M Morris express messenger on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line shooting Cataline Lobate at Lamy New Mexico after a quarrel with Lobate and barricading himself in the hotel lunch room. Barras the telegraph operator aided Morris until Sheriff Clemiot arrived transporting Morris to the county jail. Lobate’s death sent shock through the community as investigators pursue the motive behind the confrontation.
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Morris
Lamy
Mexicin Ray
J. M. Morris
Catalina Lobate
Lobate
Joseph Barras
The
Santa Fe
Otter
Lohaio
el Mained
A. H. Hatcher
Wells-Fargo Express Co
Al- 6
Mr. Hatcher
Trinidas
Albuquerane
la Junta
Colorado
Lobato
New Mexican
Express
Welly Fargo Express Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Cataling Lobate
Antonio J. Ortix
Lex
Fancb
Joseph Vo Barras
Hineh
Cataline Lobate
Moris
Cataline Lobato
Stinl
Sheri
Charles
Clemiot
Tiwanalee
Clowen
New County
Morrisox
Catling Lobate
M. J. Heberer
Wagner Furniture Company
Slayer
Lary
Nine wrecks in a single journey in Mexico
Dr T J Stewart of Mendocino California and party returning from the City of Mexico to Uki report nine wrecks on their trip. They describe wrecks between El Paso and Zacatecas with a relief train and a curving engine incident. They note cold weather in Mexico City at altitude about 7 800 feet and a long return journey with delays but no deaths.
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Mexican Central
T. J. Stewart
Mendocino County
California
Savoy
Stewart
M. Garvey
Uki
Garvey
Albuquerque
Mexico
el Base
City of
el Paso
Zacatecas
Iby
Greene and party reach Cananea with flotation project
Col W Greene and Thomas F Cole lead a prominent copper world party in private cars Washoe and Verde toward Cananea for a directors meeting. The group, including John Dyan Richard Congdon George Ki Tener and other capitalists, plans to inspect holdings of the Greene and Cananea Central companies and review a 16 million dollar expansion with a 50 million capitalization. After Cananea they will pause in Bisbee to view local interests before returning.
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Col. W. ©. Greene
Thomas F. Cole
Cananea
Washoe
Verde
Col. Greene
Me Cole
John Dyan
Richard Congdon
George Ki Tener
Bisbee
Biebee
Naco
Okborn
Sus
L. W. Powell
Bos Huza Circle
Tf. D. Collins
George A. Newitt
Directors
Cananeu
Thomas Hearne Cole
Powell
James Kirk
CCC
Rickets
David Cole
Greeny and
Cananea Central Companie
Uteene-Cananea
Thepany
Cananea Messrs. Coal
Hoatson, Congdon
Ryan
Story of a Little Black Cannon and Albuquerque
A narrative recounts a black cannon weighing about 190 pounds once linked to Armijo and Kearney era events. It passed through Don Man- Jue to Santa Fe colonel Iren and was used in commemorations from 1876 onward. Whiting, the keeper, recalls its long service at many civic and political occasions and hints at a future transfer to senator Electmenio.
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Irea
Farke Expres
Thomas
Santa Fe
Whiting
Albuquerque
Ted
Citixen
el Apraise
New Mexico
Stephen W. Kearney
Govfang Gener
New Mextco
Armijo
Kearney
Don Man- Jue
Albuequeraue
Lometar
Socorre County
Iren
Catron
Abuquerque
William Brown
Brown
Francine Ruiz
Prank
Mariano
Willie Brown
United States
Clete
Nix Kun
Nurn
Cole
San Felipe
Atlantic
Bill Garland
Republican Party
Antonoma
Ammanes
Kplmenio
Sandovall
Gun to be presented to Histories Society of New Mexico
Fragmentary text recalls a centennial celebration incident with a gun. Catron plans to present the firearm to the Histories Society of New Mexico after noting that most participants are dead, with Frank W Caney and the speaker still alive.
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Doctor McCormick
West Mailroad Avenue
W. W. McCormick
M. B. Sixth Street
Railroad Avenue
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Telegraphic Market Summary and Local Notices Arrive
Market quotations from New York and regional livestock reports show varied gains and losses across stocks futures and commodities. Notices announce Albuquerque Traction annual meeting and a Mason lodge St Johns day service, with invitations to members in good standing.
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amdFes
Calvin Chilton
Congregational Church
Malvern
First Baptist Church
J. W.T. McNiel
Clearance sale of Middin nc y at o ma e spiting stock
Poorly legible notice describes a clearance sale at a West Gold Avenue location offering winter millinery and various goods at bargain prices. The fragmentary text promises everything must go by January with stock sold as is.
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ATO Mae
Coverdale Ar West Gold Avenue
Vreean Hebetion at the Merry-Go-Round Vaudeville
At the merry-go-round this week the noted Blondin inspired comedy graces the stage with vaudeville flair. The opposing act is listed as 3 Krack Kream, promising lively performances and a strong comedic lineup.
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Blondin
Opposi Let Club
Great Railroad Litigation Moves in Territorial Court
The Arizona and Colorado Railroad against Denver Rio Grande continues in Bernalillo county court after a venue change. Judge Tra jA Abbott hears extensive testimony read by Attorney Clark as mass exhibits and 1500 pages of evidence are reviewed. the case seeks to recover a roadbed and right of way from Durango to Farmington with a long legal history from 1905 to supreme court rulings. The hearing of testimony continues as arguments are prepared for Judge Abbott’s final ruling.
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Southwest
Territorial Court
Tra Ja. Abbott
District Court
Bernalillo County
Fest District Tribunal
Jr, McFie
Arizona and Colorado Railroad Company
New Mexico Corporation
Las Animas Valley
Farmington
Denver and Hig Urande
OIN
Denver 1 Rio Grande Company
EN. Clark
Denver
C Ole
A J. Abbott
Santa Fe
Steese McClonkey
Durango
Colo
Ft W. Ritter
T. 1
Catron
A. T. Renehan
H. Bercuson
Albuquerame
Edmund C. Burke
Harry P. Owen
Arizona and Colorado, Railroad Company
McPle
Flrst
Denver and
Rio Grande
Duranigo
Lac Animus
Sovey
McFie
Supreme Court
Dia
Ling
Deming
Antec
Abbott
Halling
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Nervy Messenger
Linen’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Temple Lodge
AJ FO & A
J. C. Berger
Temple Albert
Jacob He Kaplan
Casio
John R. MeFte
Plrat Presbyterian Church
America
Kev
Hugh A. Tooper
Mire Cooper
A. W. Hayden Mins Stowe
J. G. Wagner
M. C. Nettleton
Percy Meltne
Bobbie Burns
W. N. Macbeth
Barnet
Brotherhood of St. Paul of the First Methodist Church
Greene
Telegraphic
F. Graft & Co
New York
Ramet Building
Maycotton
Amalgamated Copper
American Sagne
American Car Foundry
Amehison
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific Colorado Kael
Chicago
Erle
Loulaville and Nashville
Minitourt Pacific Co
New York Central
Norfolk
WLM
Ontario
Wieater
Pennaytvantit Ccccee
Rock Island
Ceecee
Southern Pacific
Racenen Se
St. Paul
Ead
Fessee
Union Pacific
Shanes
Dominic " Ay Nipiwatnge
North Butte
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Alrong
Texann
Calleu
Money Market
Jan. d
Inter
St. Louis
Spelen
St. Liaise
Dun
Metal Markk
Jan
Albuquerque Traction Company
Borvaliite County
A. B. Levy Allo
Vreean Hebetion
Clarkville
John
Beaver
South First Street
Matthew Dairy Co
Matthew Daily
Proprietar
Albert Faber
Southwestern Savings, Loan and Building Association of
Las Vegas
Clana
Stock Chase
Hills
I. C. B. Perry
Southwestern Savings, Loan and Huilding Association of
EK. Perry
HL. G. Coors
James
Duncan
W. G. Haydon
J. McWhiie
Notary Public
N. E. Stevens
First National Bank
B’idg
N. M
Albuquerque Business College
Albuquerque, New Mexico
W. E. Milikenm
Alvarado
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
West Railroad Avenue
Ececos
P. Matteucci
North First Street
West Silver Avenue
E. Galloway