Death of Hon. Pedro Perea Territorial Insurance Commissioner
Hon. Pedro Perea died at 4:20 AM at his Bernalillo home after a sudden decline from stomach trouble. A 54-year-old prominent figure, he served as territorial senator anddelegate to Congress, later becoming territorial insurance commissioner. Survived by wife and son A. B. Perea with a large extended family. Funeral in Bernalillo Saturday at 10 AM with services at 10:20 AM, burial in the local cemetery. public officials from across the territory expected.
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Pedro Perea
Bernalillo
Mr. Perea
Perea
Santa Fe
Grim Reaper
A. B. Perea
Sandoval
M. Perea
B. P. Perea
Los Angeles
Jose L. Perea
Jacobo Perea
Benalillo
J. M. Castillo
M. 8. Otero
Terest
New Mexico
Territorial
Albuquerque
Gold Avenue
First
Second Streets
Edwar David
Sure Thing slot machine raid stuns New Mexico town
The 12 am theft struck C. E. Clark's pool hall at 115 West Railroad, nets siphoned from Cricket and Dower machines, with a rear door forced and auger holes used. Horton Moore is alive and slowly recovering from illness, per physician. rumor of death incorrect.
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C. E. Clark
West Railroad Avenue
Clark
Tulki Te
McMullin
Cltten
Tas Cruces
Horton Moore
West's Big Jubilee Minstrels dazzles with grand set
A review lauds the West's Big Jubilee Minstrels for a lavish stage setting. It describes a grand scenic background reminiscent of ancient Roman palaces and notes generous furniture by manager Kirahaahy to create a premium atmosphere amid poverty.
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Wiliam Ho West Big Jubilee Minstre
Romman
Kiraahy
Miner Falls From Bucket in Organ Mountain Shaft
The body of F. J. Croft, night pump man for Stephenson Bennett, was found in a shaft near Organ mountain district and fell twelve feet into water. He died before witnesses could see the accident. His wife, Mrs Croft, resides in El Paso and burial is scheduled there.
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Las Cruces
N. M
F. J. Croft
EB Paso
Stephenson-Bennett Company
Organ Mountain District
Burna county’s 1875 probate inventory described
Probate Clerk Summers records a 1875 county inventory showing only 1,208.08 on hand and properties including paper, envelopes, one lamb, 22 rifles, cartridges, bayonets, books, stamps, ink, regis tors, and 26 law books among items. The note notes enumeration would require many pages and the offers are filled with cash.
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Burnablo
Bernallle
SPECIAL SERVICES AT FIRST METHODIST TEER MACES OT SMET
Spool services are held this week at the First Methodist church in Teer maces ot Smet and grow in attendance daily. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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First Methodist
Teer Maces Ot Smet
Morris and Gray Behind the Bars
John J. Morris and S. J. Gray from Mississippi are held as confidence men who swindled Southwestern Brewery & IVE company of $16. They await grand jury next March after being bound over by Judge Crawford. Bail set at $500 each, with Morris expecting possible bail from a Louisville relative and Riordan in Flagstaff pressed to pursue the case in Arizona. Legal maneuvers spanning Arizona New Mexico and California hint at further charges to come as victims mount.
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John J. Morris
S. J. Gray
Old Kentucky
Homer
Southwestern Brewery & Ive Company
Grand Jury
Crawford
Aidrict Court
Perfecto
Alvarado
Morria
Gray Hood
Morris
Gray
Fred Heyn
Ola
Louisville
Kentucky
Timothy Riordan
Flagstaff
Ariz
Riordan
Morris and Gray
Southeastern Passenger Association of Georgia
Marron
Mortis
Flagstat
Arizona
New Mexico
Albuquerque
California
Marriage and Charivari Night for Leekley Ball couple
Miss Gertrude Leekley and Roy M. Ball were married at the bride’s mother’s home with Rev. J. C. Rollins officiating. Post ceremony, a charivari marked the event with tins, pans and banners as the couple prepared for a California and Albuquerque honeymoon.
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Gertrude Leekley
Pall
Gerry Makers
Abbuquerque
Vile City
Coneratu
Statehood Wager Ball at Holbrook
Holbrook Arizona January 10. A wager between H Scorse a major sheep owner and other Holbrook leaders guarantees a grand ball at the county court house if the joint statehood bill passes. Scorse says he will pay for a dance and wine, while opponents pledge a ball if the measure is defeated. He argues statehood would require tax reforms and criticizes corporate influence in the legislature.
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Holbrook
Ariz
H. Scorse
Arizona
Navajo County
Scorse Ia
Thone
Scorse Wald
Scarse
Tian
Allen
Clark
Renia
Eyieide
George Samuels Presents A Turkish Bath at Opera House
The George Samuels company closed its engagement with the well known farce A Turkish Bath to a small audience. They will tour Albuquerque soon with a new repertoire, arranging a circuit in New Mexico and Arizona where they plan to perform every six weeks.
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George Samuels
Albuquerque
Samuels
New Mexico
Arizona
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Minstrels
Elks' Theater
Morris and
Roy M. Ball
Depot
Sealy
Alvaredo Hotel
United States
West Gold Avenue
Met
Cmitren
Roy
Hoy
Norfolk
Statehood
H. H. Scorse
OPERA
Albuquerque Hardware Company Fourth .T. and Railroad Ave
R. P. Mall
Proprieto
Mili Ma
SO Eoceo
Onines
Oder
Mission Furniture
Irom
the McBrian Furniture Co
T. Y. Maynard
South Second Street
Acecee
B. H
Briggs & Com
Alvarado Pharmacy
Firet St
Gold Ave
Southwestern Electric & Construction
Agente
General Electric Ca
Crocker, Wheeler Ca
Antonio Armijo
York
Chile
Suto
Third Street
Vader Savoy Hotel
Passenger Hotel Co
E. Suntagg
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