Millionaire Becomes World Famous Thief in Mogul Feats
The tale of Alexander Michalloff, a rich Warsaw youth, details a rise from wealth to crime across Europe. After inheriting a fortune at 21 he chased luxury, then turned to fraud and burglary, was captured in Moscow, imprisoned, escaped Saghalien, and forged a new identity as Kasteleff in Lodz before being exposed.
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Siberia
Michailoff
Alont
Similr
Fulae Kasteleff
Russian Empire
Lodz
Gambling Littlefield Bill Introduced In House
The text of House Revolution Now 10 883 introduced by the committee on territories aims to suppress gambling in U S territories. It declares any person dealing playing or conducting games of faro roulette monte lansquenet rouge et noire rondo tan fan tan poker twenty one etc for money or value guilty of a misdemeanor with fines from 200 to 5000 and imprisonment from two months to more than one year. Section 2 provides immediate effect upon passage.
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Police Court Notes drank, disorderly acts at Santa Fe depot
Special Santa Fe officers Patterson and Gray arrested J. E. Moran at the depot on intoxication and disorderly conduct. Moran pleaded guilty before Judge Crawford and faced penalties. Lucero Manuel Sanchez and others were admonished for intoxication and remanded to reflect, with an awaiting officer visit. Frank Turner, arrested for violation of release terms, sentenced to ten days in jail. A citizen want ad mentioned.
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Manuel Sanches
Garlanes
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Liberty
Garcia Francisco
Albuquerque
Garcia
Frank Turner
Willie
Turner
Zeigler
Supreme Court session items and Thompson resignation
The Supreme Court met at 10 o clock in the Capitol at Santa Fe with cases 1106 and 1097 argued and submitted. Mark B Thompson resigns as deputy clerk in Alamogordo and will practice with Renehan and Thompson in Santa Fe. Downs appointed deputy to fill vacancy. office left open temporarily.
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Appellant
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Appelive
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Harlee and Childers
Plimus
Bank of Albuquerque, Appellee
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Exceedingly Low Pressure Of Water Works System
A local fire department member warned that Albuquerque would burn if a major fire occurred, citing the city’s inadequate water system. The Evening Citizen quote recalls W. A. McGrew’s Hartford Wire Insurance critique. Fire Chief Burness was on leave. Jake Kien stated a test showed 85 pounds of water pressure at the Third Street plug on Saturday.
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Evenine Citizen
W. A. McGrew
Hartford Wire Insurance Company
Citteen
Fire plug pressure tests reveal leaks and low capacity
Captain Klein tested a water plug at Second and Tijerss showing zero pressure and leaks at connections. Water bubbled around the mug as tens of gallons per second escaped, wasting supply in case of fire.
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Highland Methodists Plan New Church in Albuquerque
The Highland Methodists announce construction of a brick church at the corner of Railroad avenue and Arno street, to cost about 20 thousand dollars with a three thousand dollar lot and a rear parsonage. The church has grown from eighty members a year ago to 175 now, with twenty five families owning homes.
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Railroad Avenue
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Will the Dyke Stand a Freshet
Snowpack in the mountains threatens a major freshet as Rio Grande runoff nears warning level. Albuquerque and El Paso residents are urged to prepare for possible flooding, with officials noting it is easier to repair now than after waters rise. A timely warning cites aging infrastructure and the adage a stitch in time saves nine.
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el Paso
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Territorial Jobs For Dr Harrison And J E Wood
The New Mexican reports candidates for territorial offices in New Mexico. Dr George W Harrison of Albuquerque may seek the superintendent of insurance post while J E Wood of Santa Fe is considered for superintendent of the penitentiary if H O Bursum resigns. Abel Peres, son of the late insurance commissioner, is also floated for appointment. Gov Otero may defer to the next governor.
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Santa Fe
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H. O. Lee
J. E. Wood
Wood
New Mexico
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Bias
Christian Endeavor Society
Pedro Perea
Otero
Abel Peres
Sporting Bursts From Frisco era Rounds Up Boxers and Track News
A scattered 1900s sports round up notes Ingleside track at Oakland lore, jockey Danny Maher buys a motor, W K Vanderbilt in France 46 horses among 7 year olds and 32 yearlings. Boston shortstop Edward Abbarechio quits to run Latrobe saloon. Minor leaguers head toward majors. Pitcher Flaherty waives major league claim. Elmer Stricklett notes one other pitcher knows the spitball. Happy Jack Caes and Dave Bruin changes. Burns Ryan fight talks. Talks on Gotch Greco-Roman claim after Des Moines setback. O’Brien vs Kelly prospects noted. Legislation on Sunday baseball, auto taxes, and Kentucky base ball ban discussed.
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Des Moines
Gotch
Second Cave-In At Pearce Mine Reports Limited Damage
News from Tombstone describes a second cave-in at the Commonwealth mine at Pearce. The slide covered several acres, extended from the lower level to the surface, but occurred in a worked out section, causing little ore loss and no shaft damage. Surface disruption bent steam pipes feeding the mill, forcing a temporary shutdown until repairs. Operations resumed at full capacity in both mine and mill with minor attention to the incident.
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