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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1906

Page

5

Delegates Andrews Proposes Pension Bills and Albuquerque Post Office

A set of five bills introduced by Delegate Andrews in Congress seeks pension relief and federal funding actions. Proposals include extending privileged transport to Albuquerque Territory of New Mexico, authorizing construction of a U S post office building in Albuquerque with up to 200000 dollars, and settlement of election contest expenses involving Tranquilino Luna. Additional measures direct treasury payment to a Luna widow and credit postmaster W A Walker’s account for stolen funds.

Congress Andrews Tranquilino Luna Territory of New Mexico Francisco A. Manzanares Luna W. A. Walker The United States W A. Walkers Albuquerque N. M AL Albuquerque

Auloff Dragged From House After Assault Allegations

The wife of Dene Auloff left him amid claims of lack of support and alleged maltreatment. She worked for Stern, Schloss & Joapany. Last evening Auloff forced entry at the Stern residence, prompting a police response. He was dragged out and jailed, pleading not guilty and remanded to the cooler awaiting duty officer. An outstanding pass to San Bernardino may prompt Judge Crawford to order him to leave town.

Dene Auloff Auloff Stern Stern, Schloss & Joapany Ruloff Highbargain Auloit San Bernardino Crawford Nts Iberty Carlo Piuploni United States Old Country Albuqueraque Piupioni Ocean A. Grande Broadway Tiers Avenue Steve Chaves Grande Santa Barbara Joe Salazar

Former Albuquerque Woman Gains Unenviable Notoriety

Mrs. Madge Hall, once of Albuquerque, has drawn national attention as the complainIng witness in Territory of Arizona v. F. E. Smith. The case deals with a defamatory letter to her husband, revealing alleged intimate details. About ten witnesses testified, painting Mrs Hall as of loose morals. The court cleared the room during testimony as evidence grew very salacious. Smith was later discharged as not guilty. A separate city report noted a mistaken inquest over a frozen tramp on a Santa Fe train, with no body found. Also advertised is a new method by the South Western Electric & Construction Co for fixing frozen water pipes in five minutes using electricity, no fire or digging.

Madge Hall Blabee Ariz Territory of Arizona F. E. Smith Hall Smith Santa Fe Depo Borders Kobo Western Electric & Construction Company South Second Street

Mammoth Gang of Hoboes Near Here Terrorizes Railroad Men

A mammoth gang of hoboes near this area terrorizes railroad workers, with authorities naming the guilty parties and detailing their alleged actions against railway personnel.

Poisoned pork death linked to tainted sausage case

Long report from Albuquerque describes theft of a coat, then broad mentions of train crew assaults and the Wandering Willies. It also covers illnesses and deaths after a Christmas dinner with roasted pork and sausage, suggesting suspected poisoning and urging Valencia county officials to investigate thoroughly.

Fourth Sherlock Holmes on the Trail of Goats

Deputy sheriff M Salazar of Berna ill o county chased a burglar who stole fifty two goats from Donaciano Gutierres near Tijeras. He traced the case toward Albuquerque in a blue uniform, searched saloons and restaurants for the missing livestock, offered a $25 reward, and Albuquerque residents hunted for the goats, now presumed with the thief.

M. Salazar Bernaillo County Donaciano Gutierres Tijeras Tijeras Canyon Salazar Sherlock Holmes Albuquerque Sturges Mr. Sturges Ad Vine

Catholic Pioneer January Issue Preview

The January number of the Catholic Pioneer is reviewed as bright and timely, with pages 5 to 9 offering short articles on current topics and pages 10 to 15 covering Indians, superstitions, and living modes. A Rome letter reports on the city, with religion content and general interest pieces highlighting its growing importance and advertising value.

Rome Neral

Favorites Return to City in Revived Stage Bill

The George y presents Hello Bill and Mr. Plaster of Paris as wholesome American theater. The runs are praised as big, funny productions that attract families, with January 8 9 and 10 dated for performances at the Elks' opera house.

Bill Hello Bit Mr. Plaster Paris Mexico The Elks‘ Opera House

Farewell Dinner Proves Very Enjoyable Affair

A farewell dinner for Mildred Fox and Erma Schus Cafe was held by friends. Twenty five guests attended with a nine course menu, ex officio hostess duties by Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Matson and Miss Rodey as toastmistress. Attendees included Campfield Dobson Hazledine Childers Spitz Fergusson Rody Walton Zuckerberg Strong Clark C White W White Peters Bittner Pearlstine Billings K Bryan L Bennett Wharton and R H Jaffa.

Mildred Fox Erma Schus Spokane Wash Miss Rodey Campfield Dobson Hazledine Childers Spitz Fergusson Rodey Walton Zuckerberg Strong Messrs Clark C. White W. White Peters Bittner Pearlstine Billings K. Bryan L. Bennett Wharton R. H. Jaffa Mrs. O. A. Matson

Miraculous Escape of Sam Pollock

A Rio Grande division train captain recalls a Christmas night near Rincon where passenger Sam Pollock, intoxicated and moving through the car, fell from the train but survived with only a skinned nose. The incident occurred near Seldon as the locomotive traveled about twenty miles per hour. Pollock was unharmed after being found beside the truck and was seen wanting warmth in his bed.

Rio Grande Division Gifford el Paso Las Cruces Rincon Nan Sam Pollock Pollock Seldon Hediong Sever Brant

Truly A Valuable Old Newspaper From Kingston NY 1800

An old newspaper note describes a Kingston NY paper dated January 1 1800, valued highly by its owner due to its age and rarity. It references the Wister County Gague edition from Kingston and mentions President George Washington's death as part of its contents. An unrelated advertisement for electricity thawing frozen water pipes by Southwestern Electrics & Construction Company accompanies the clipping.

S. Truby Wister County Gague Kingston N.Y Nonaress Congress George Washington Troby

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