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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1906

Page

5

Burglars Target Grant Block Offices in Evening Break-in

Burglars entered the Grant Block during last evening, opening Dr P G Cornish’s sanctum and ransacking offices of Dr Cornish B V Chaven and Paul Tentsch. Only Mr Tentsch’s Household Loan company lost about two dollars in postage stamps. Police have no clues yet.

PG. Cornish Alleves Dr. Cornish B. V. Chaven Paul Tentsch Tentsch Household Loan Company

Bold robbery at marble avenue grocery last evening

A masked thief forced MH A Ward at a Marble avenue grocery between Third and Fourth streets to hand over a $5 sack after grounding a telephone line. He backed out with a revolver, demanded more, searched pockets, and fled as police investigated. HoL Hooker also had cash and keepsakes taken. Ward was unharmed.

Ward Marble Avenue Third Fourth American Lumber Company Mr. Ward

Old Albuquerque Has Blind Pig In Town

In old Albuquerque a so called blind pig appeared last Sunday in the old town. Observers report a nose for liquor and many cups involved. It is unclear whether native wine or imported liquor was dispensed but the incident shows law observers' jealousy and anger at others who keep open while they must close.

Yrobt Albuquerane Kansas Old Town

Fire Insurance Manager Visits to Assess Albuquerque

Wo oA McGrew of Hartford Fire Insurance visits Albuquerque to gauge market needs and assess fire risks. He notes poor water supply and infrastructure, compares rates with Denver, and discusses potential fire engine investment. The story also covers Mrs Truby’s death and neighbors raising funds for burial while the husband, a morphine addict, is accused of neglect.

McGrew New Mexico Colrado Wyoming Hartford Fire Insurance Company Evening Citizen Wade Albuquerque Mr. McGrew Albuquerques Barnet Armijo Denver Mbuanerau Truby Traby Highlands Hieband Womin J. He Skinder Ooly J. T Inshand The Odd Fellows Firen Orde Grand Armhy Republic

Heathman Pictured in Rogues Gallery and Arrested

Lew Heathman a well dressed young man pleaded guilty to vagrancy in a police court this morning and was sentenced to thirty days in county jail. Heathman’s picture appeared in The Detective and was sent from Lauda Cole. Police linked the mug to a suspect seen in Albuquerque after a hold up at Ward’s grocery. Heathman claimed the photo was a likeness of himself.

Lew Heathman Heathman Detective Lauda Cole Albuquerque Ward

Installation and Appetizing Supper Benefit

Ancient Order of United Workmen installed officers for the term last night led by Past Master Workman A C Bone. Master Workman M P Sawtelle Foreman W Garvin Overseer P ie Guide A R Wernin Inside Watchman J ul Shufflebar Recorder R J Goodwin Financier J J Votan RecoeIver A J Johnson After business, attendees went to Zelger's cafe for an appetizing oyster supper.

Ancient Order of United Workmen A. C. Bone M. P. Sawtelle Garvin A. R. Wernin Watchman J. “Ul Shufflebar R. J. Goodwin J. J. Votan Reoelver A. J. Johnson Pvsnion Zelger

Wolbach Chestnut wed at South Kall Street residence

Miss Lydia Chestnut and Edgar Wolbach united in marriage at 610 Klee on South Kall street. Rev. John W. Harton officiated. Only intimate friends attended. The couple plan to establish their home in Albuquerque.

Klee Kall Street Lydia Chestnut Edgar Wolbach O'Reilly Drug Store John W. Harton Congregational Church Albuquerque

Chicago travelers arrive for southwest tour gathering

The Chicago Commercial Association delegation of 18 representatives arrives in Las Vegas and plans entertainment during their Albuquerque stop. They tour California and return via Phoenix to Chicago, arriving February 8. The party is led by W. R. Brown with members from Baker & Co., Crossette, Hall, Hastor, Mann, Sayler, Shaw, Staver, and other firms.

Chicago Commercial Association Southwest Sunset Columbia Las Vesas Hia Albuquerque Comserena Club Albuquets W. R. Brown Association el Paso Las Vegas San Bernardino Riverside Los Angeles Santa Ana San Diego Baker City Pro Association of Chiccago FS. Shaw Caup Co Planex K. Wood Woot Bros Lve Stock Commission Wm.thompson W. FP. Hyper Noll Satts Augustian Koteht

Climate Cure Tale From Albuquerque Visit

An Albuquerque woman recounts meeting a business man who credits climate for severe health gains. He recalls arriving blind and paralyzed, then recovering mobility gradually after relocation, sharing vivid contrasts between past debilitation and present vigor.

I Am a Strong Robed Creature Grows in Aliququerque

A curious exchange unfolds as a woman marvels at a talking, fully formed being claiming height and limbs. The speaker asserts perfect senses and strength while insisting TY was born in Aliququerque. Thewoman remains puzzled by her own gullibility as the tale unfolds.

Aliuquerque

Lid on in Bethlehem saloons sparks local push

Special Correspondence from Belen New Mexico reports dissatisfaction as Bethlehem saloons remain open on Sundays while surrounding towns enforce the lid. Residents argue the law should be enforced regardless of party or place, noting railroad workers rely on Sunday visits. The sheriff of Valencia County is urged to act.

Eople Belen Judicial Disjtrict Bethlehem Gallup Albuquerque Los “Anus Beren Valoneta County

Popular Quincy Couple Wed in Immaculate Conception Rite

Miss Maud Binkert of Quincy will wed Fred Moller, a Quincy businessman, in a ceremony at Immaculate Conception. Officiant Father Mandelart. After a morning wedding, a wedding breakfast at Zeiger cafe precedes a honeymoon flight to California.

Eharchy of the Immaculate Conception Maud Hinkert Antone Binkert Quincy J. P. Binkert T. P. Binkert Albuquerque Traction Company Fred Moller Rey Mandelart Anton Binkert Tte Zeiger Cafe Eit Cali Orniao

Zelger cafe wellfare dinner honors San Bernardino guests

Last evening a farewell dinner was given at the Zelger cafe for Miss Webster and Messrs. Frank Curtin and Charles Bond, all of whom will soon start for San Bernardino, Cal. The Misses Kverlt entertained with dancing at their home. Attendees included Everitt, Mrs. Siler, Miss Kang, Miss Jenks, Miss Webster, Frank Curtin, Chas Bond, Dolliver Armstrong, Walter Dickey, Leonard Muller and Guy Rogers.

Zelger Cafe Aarewell Miss Webster Messrs Frank Curtin Charles Bond Will Son San Bernardino Cal Kverlt Misers Everitt Mrs. Siler Miss Kang Miss Jenks Chas, Bond Dolliver Armstrong Walter Dickey Leonard Muller Guy Rogers

Police Court Case Involving John Guest

John Guest, described as a negro, was detained for five days upon Judge Crawford's request after becoming intoxicated and disruptive in front of the post office. Pink Tyrtie aided in the disturbance by threatening with scratches and produced a cargo of booge to incapacitate Simeelf. Turner harassed passersby with demands for money and received a ten day sentence suspended upon a condition to abstain from strong drink.

John Guest Crawford Guest Tyrtie Ple Giles Cratches Simeelf Turener Turner

Search Warrant For A White Spotted Pup

Attorney Thomas Phelan sought a search warrant today for a brown and white coded setter puppy valued at ten dollars. The informant alleged the puppy was stolen during a vehicle incident on Scottie Roadway, property of G. Vo Tegner, Lew Beveny Kennel. The alleged thief is identified as Juht Doe per the complaint.

Thomas Phelan O Informaton Joseph Hodwich G. Vo Tegner

Jones Not Out for Alderman

Jones denies rumors of stepping aside to back the Alder­manic bid in Third Ward. He emphasizes his tie to the Albuquerque Brick & Tile Co, which leases shale properties and could supply clay products like sewer pipe and chimney tops. He seeks support from business leaders to advance the project.

Porter Jones Third Ward Albuamerque Brick & ‘Tie Company Doe Jonese

West Jubilee Minstrels Draw Packed House at Elks Opera

Amusements note that William H. West Jubilee Minstrels drew a full audience at the Elks Opera House last night. The show featured clever vaudeville acts, tied scenery, and standout juggling by Fred Smith. Tonight the company repeats the program with changes on specialty acts.

Drew the Elks' Opera House William H. West McDervitt Kelly Fred Smith

Hooligan's Troubles Coming to Albuquerque Next Tuesday

A musical farce titled Hooligan's Troubles heads to the Elks Theater in Albuquerque next Tuesday evening. The original production by Mark B. Swan features music by Prof. Wo M. Strom with a chorus of performers including the Three Golden Sisters and Grace Aylesworth.

Abbuquverque Tin Gan Fay Wy Fourteenth Street Theater New York Hoolharn Mark Bi. Swan Prof Wo M, Strom Mie Three Golden Sisters Misa Grace Aylesworth Walter Mack

Murray Macks Breadwinner at Elks Opera House Sat

The Evening Citizen reports Murray and Mack present a new comic opera vehicle by Edgar Selden at Elks Opera House on Saturday January 20. The show features a strong chorus with twelve ensemble performers and a notable third act number by the Buster Browns. Musical director Robert W Edwards contends with stage mishaps while a yellow pony is auctioned at City Hall Market Saturday morning.

Murray & Mack the Elks' Opera House Murray Mick Edgar Selden Selden Buster Robert W. Edwards Philadelphia Viola Grant Peilay Thomas McMillin Marabala

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