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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1907
Page
5
Students held a mock trial with W. R. Allen as defendant for disobeying university president Albert Clancy. Judge Fr. Peavy sheriff Miss Hart and junior attorneys Tan and Tascher presided as jury found Allen guilty and sentenced him.
A board committee submits flattering resolutions on Prof J B Clark resigning as Albuquerque public schools superintendent to become assistant superintendent in Santa Fe. The board notes his diligence, efficiency, and lasting impact on city education, praising his service and vision for future methods. Patronize the New Home Bakery, 213 West Railroad Avenue.
A New Mexico home audience lauds Dolly Albright as Kundry and Brünnhilde in a concert that showcases her magnetic voice and native artistry. The program features W Lambert and J G Gould solos with Mrs Maynard Gunsul and the Ellis Orchestra delivering a refined accompaniment.
The St. John's Guild presented a high class entertainment at the Hike Opera House. The event drew community gratitude and financial success in return for the guilds enterprise. Governor Hagerman sent regrets via telegraph to Mrs. G L Trooks, president of the Ladies Guild, unable to attend.
A local Andrew society plans a distinctly Scotch banquet to commemorate Bobby Burns with a large turnout. Invitations promise a hearty dinner with haggis and singing, and a lively evening in a Nourleting style, featuring music and merriment. Date unclear due to damaged text.
A new drug store will open at 321 South Second Street in the former Cha Keppeler building. Mr. Kremis, with fifteen years in the business, arrives from Springer New Mexico to join his brother in the venture and has begun moving fixtures and supplies.
Capl dP Casey, once in Albuquerque and Las Cruces, became a well known El Paso citizen after moving to the Pass City. He amassed a snug fortune through real estate ventures and still owns valuable properties in the growing area.
Capt J P Casey, a leading Texas street landlord, sold Sunny South apartments at 406 Texas for 21000 to Fred Han tman of Overland street market. The sale shows the rise in front foot value from 20 to 250 since 1898 with Casey still owning 32 Texas street lots.
J B Chaves a native was brought from Belen by U S Deputy Marshal Harry Comper and arrested on a federal warrant for selling intoxicating liquor without a license. He failed to post bond and was sent to jail after two witnesses testified they had bought whisky from him in railroad construction camps.
L Grad is to construct a $1008 business block at the corner of Copper avenue and North Third Street. The contract was awarded to Edward Gertig yesterday. The two story structure will have two store rooms on the first floor and eighteen living rooms on the second. Standard Plumbing Company takes the plumbing. Architect JL La Driere prepared the plans.
J M Sylvester foreman of The Evening Citizen's Job department wed Miss Mattie M Dodson daughter of Ros Dodson a Gold avenue automobile dealer. A marriage license was issued at the Probate Clerk Walker's office at the Bernalillo county courthouse this morning. The groom declined to give details about the ceremony and asked the news be kept discreet.
The American Lumber company band in Albuquerque rapidly takes shape with twenty two new members arriving from C P Ding Mex Jere Charles Elwyn euphonium M W Gardner French horn R W Mccain trombone and John Jarosch clarinet. The group will total twenty eight musicians with the remainder arriving in two weeks. Headquarters on Gold avenue over Insley Cycle will host a first smoker tonight as the band readies for public debut. Directa Hills selects new music and eastern favorites to please local music lovers. Four locals aid the core lineup. The band room offers two small practice rooms and an office space for a full orchestra setup.
McLaughlin was arrested here on suspicion of posing as P. Wilton who allegedly forged a $40 check at Winslow Arizona. A Winslow officer who came to identify him failed to recognize McLaughlin from the description. the resemblance is said to be striking. Free lunch ad promotion noted at local hotel.
A compilation of church services from multiple congregations across the city. Details include hours, sermon topics, and leaders for Christian Science, Highland M. B. Church, Epworth League timings, Baptist and Congregational services, Catholic mission schedule, First Methodist paths, Immaculate Conception rites, Lutheran and Olive Baptist listings, with street locations and Sunday school times.
The Opera House Roller Rink provides good music and free instruction, inviting skaters of all ages to learn basic moves and enjoy the evening. Local musicians supply the tunes as instructors guide beginners on the floor.
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