Presbyterians Addressed by Judge McFie at First Church
The newly formed Presbyterian Brotherhood hosted a program in the First Presbyterian church featuring Judge J. R. McFie of Santa Fe delivering What Presbyterianism Has Done for America. The event opened with church music, remarks by president R. W. D. Bryan, and included humorous and historical reflections on Calvinism and American liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Brotherhood
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. McFie
Santa Fe
America
United States
Indiian School
R. W. D. Bryan
Bryan
Tra A. Abbot
Abbott
Judge Abbott
McFie
MecFie
John Calvin
Pape
MeFio
P. Th. Schwenther
Graphic strike hailed as biggest in Kelly district
Brown of central New Mexico reports a massive new ore body at the Graphic mine in Kelly, claiming a free blend of high grade ore with a dine-lead sulfide body near 40 percent metal. The vein runs about 400 feet deep and may extend beyond the shale boundary, signaling a major discovery for the district and owners amid questions about ore depth limits.
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GT Brown
Jng
New Mexico
Secorre
Graphic
Kelly
Mr. Brown
Une Sroenston
Captain Fite
Fitch
Brown Fitch
Pros
Werd
Oxark Zinc Oxide Company
Sherwin Williams Paint Comp
Outlook Bright for Organization of Farmery Institute
The outlook is tight for the permanent organization of a farmery institute society. Those handling the matter are using their utmost endeavor to start the movement and have met with deserved success. Capt. W. H. Dillenwater chairs the committee appointed by Gov. Stover chairs the preliminary meeting where Prof. J. L. Tinsley, a noted physicist at the Agricultural College, outlined his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmery Institute Society
W. H. Dillenwater
3. Stover
J. L .Tinsley
The
Agricultural College
New Mexican Beet and Crop Prospects Promoted
A Rio Grande valley farming initiative explores beet culture and general crop potential. Estimates suggest 150000 to 200000 acres could be cultivated with Albuquerque area land suitable for experiments. Governor Stover's committee and agricultural promoters stress full attendance to advance mutual benefit among farmers.
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Rimaelf
Rio Grande Valley
Captain Ailenwater
Solomon Lana
MO Chadbourne
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Rio Grande
Stover
W. H. Queenwater
John Mann
A. RB. Stroup
J. B. Matthew
C. B H. Glockler
Felipe Hubbell
D. Montoya
B. H. Ive
W. G. Tight
University of New Mexico
Wreck at Gonzales Injures Several. No Fatalities Reported
Train No 1 collided with a freight at Gonzales early this morning. Several injured including a railroad laborer with a broken arm and Sarah Allen who suffered a back injury. Engineers escaped by jumping. one was thrown against the boiler. Cause linked to freight train mishandling on a heavy upsideload.
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Gonzales
Sarah Allen
Chetralis
Franklin
Avalrdie Pos
Attorneys Wrestle Over Admissibility Of Evidence
Attorneys for the defendant corporation the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company debated the admissibility of referee taken evidence in the Arizona and Colorado Injunction case. Court resumed after noon recess as Judge Abbott prepared to hear the core testimony, with numerous exceptions noted to the court’s rulings on disputed hits.
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Arizona & Colorado
District Court
Abbott
Denver & Rio Grande ‘Railroad Company
Med
Peary Arctic exploration lecture praised by audience
Brooklyn audience heard Lieutenant Peary discuss the Plaid Work of the Peary Arctic Club circa 1905. The talk featured limelight views and drew applause after Peary expressed plans for another North Pole expedition, confident of success.
Annual Michigan State Poultry Show Opens in Detroit
The Michigan State Poultry and Pet Stock association opened the annual show at the Night Guard Armory with favorable prospects. Over 2,000 exhibits expected, some from California. Attendance and prize money promise a bustling event, with awards to be presented on the closing day.
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Detroit
Michigan State Poultry Ad Pet Stock Association
Night Guard Armory
California
Rabbi Kaplan Attacks Pure Women in the South
A disputed article excerpt argues that southern white women face rebellion and that lynching is used to defend their virtue. The writer denounces another piece and defends white womanhood while denouncing calumny and misrepresentation, quoting moral maxims and defending upright conduct amid hostile criticism.
Slanderer of White Women Provokes Strong Backlash
The Evening Citizen condemns a vile slanderer who presides over Temple Albert for publishing a monthly defense that insults every southern woman and man. The piece is so foul that the writer strains to defend himself, yet the publication quotes it, drawing protests from community members about race and priesthood disgrace.
Disgraceful article attacks southern white women
A local paper condemns a controversial piece attributed to Rabbi Kaplan. The editor labels the article vicious and untrue, claiming it promotes anti-southern prejudice and harms Albuquerque’s Jewish and Southern communities alike.
Civil War Commemorative Ceremony at the Hall
The audience is invited to a yearlong civil War remembrance at the hall starting 7 each evening. Post Commander J Caldwell leads a program including prayers by Chaplain Thomas Harwood, recitations of Sheridan's Ride and Our Ranks Are Getting Thin, and installation of officers of the G. K War ren Post and Woman's Relief Corps. Featured readings include Buros of Gettysburg and Barbara Frietchie.
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America
Thomas Harwood
Shiloh
Rachel Attie
Sheridan
Mike Howett
Woman's Relief Corps
Sacramento Forest Reserve Becomes Reality in New Mexico
The Sacramento forest reserve, spanning 547,220 acres in the Sacramentos, extends from Mescalero toward Otero and Chaves counties. Support mixed. some welcomed the reserve, others feared lack of Washington encouragement for local ranchers. A stockholders meeting notice for Albuquerque Traction Company is also included, detailing venue, date in January 1907, and agenda.
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Sacramento
Sacramentos
Otero County
Washington
Mescalero Reservation
Otero
Chaves
Albuquerque Traction Company
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
New Mexico
A. B. McMillen
Albuquerque Traction Co
Dean
Notice of Committer Meet at Commercial Club
A committee on organization of a farmers institute society appointed by Gov. B S Stover to meet at the Commercial club on Monday January 7 1907 at 3 30 p m to discuss plans and further the society's organization Members urged to attend W H Gillenwater chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute Society
Junk shop buys secondhand goods and junk for cash
Albuquerque area ad listing the Albuquerque Junk Company at 506 South Second Street buying old furniture clothing iron brass copper wine rubber paper rags bottles and all kinds of secondhand goods for cash. Send postal or arrange a call. Also mentions Imperial Laundry Company and gas coke pricing.
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Albuquerque Junk Company
South Second Street
Death of George Bunch Tuberculosis in Albuquerque
George Bunch age 32 died of tuberculosis. His father Willam D. Bunch of Gainesville Missouri and another relative in California have been notified by telegraph. The body lies at a local undertaking establishment awaiting disposition instructions. He came to Albuquerque eight months ago seeking health.
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George Bunch
Ells
Willam D. Bunch
Gainesville
Callyfornia
Mr. Bunch
Albuquerque
Ib Health
Installation of G A R officers tonight at Odd Fellows Hall
An elaborate program will be held tonight at the Odd Fellows hall as G K Warren Post No 5 Grand Army of the Republic and its auxiliary groups G K Warren Woman's Relief corps No 1 and John A Logan Circle No 1 prepare to install the officers elected to lead the organization for the coming term.
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Odd Fe
G. K. Warren
Grand Army of the Republic
G. K. Warren Woman's Relief Vorpa
John A. Logan
Ladie
G. A. Rt
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Brotherhood of First Church
Pammers
Seppupe Bite
Ponsley
Lawy
Jamestown
Norfolk
American Institute of Homeopathy
Zeiger’s
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Houkekeephig Saquire
North Broadway
Atlantic Avenue
South Third Street
Claude Girard
West Mountain Road
Ron Sale
Reo
Rabbi Kaplan
J. F. Peavy
Alatama
Rebbi J. A. Kaplan
Weat
Gold Avenue
Dixon
Ducult
Towler
Rabbi Kaphor
Fair Southland
Ufa
Rabebie Kaplan
Clearance Sale
Imperial Laundry Co
Hahn & CO
R. R
Rosenfield's
W. R. R. Ave
Thos. F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
Opera House
Frize Hat Carnival
Glauce Albright
St. John's Guild
Elks' Opera House
Clarkville
John
Beaven
South First Street
Mme. le Normand
Low
Ghand Central Mote
Champion Grocery and Meat Market
W. Tijeras
Ako Gongert
Grand Army
OcLock
ODD
J.C. Baldridge
Chicago
Pera AM Williams
Loos
First Street
Albert Faber
Staab Building
Southwestern Savings, Loan and Building Association of
Las Vegas
BK. Perry
Southwestern Savings, Loan and Huilding Association of
Perry
H. G. Cooks
Ames S. Duncan
W. G. Haydon
Edw
J. Mewan
N. E. Stevens
First National Bank Bldg
N. M
Albuquerque Business College
Albuquerque, New Mexico
W. E. Miliken
Alvarado
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
Colorado Telephone Co
Eos
Doctor McCormick
West Hallroad
W. W. McCormick
M. D
Sixth Street
New Masieo
Matthew Dairy Co
Thompson
Jond McFall
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