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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1906

Page

5

Reception and Ball Highlight Hagerman Visit in Santa Fe

Special to The Evening Citizen Santa Fe N M recounts a grand reception and ball honoring Governor Hagerman. About 2000 guests attended the reception, with a later ballroom entrance by Hagerman and Governor Otero. The event featured splendid music, lavish decorations, and a lengthy buffet, while a keynote address extolled government by the people, urging voters to exercise their franchise responsibly.

Santa Fe Hagerman N. M. Dan City Govenor Hagerman Mia J. J. Magerman Otero Sena Haxerma

Governor Hagerman Inaugural Address Speech Recount

Governor Hagerman speaks to New Mexico citizens on his inauguration noting gratitude for Roosevelt and Secretary Hitchcock. He frames his role as a triple responsibility to the president interior and the people, stressing personal integrity over political ambition and urging service for the territory’s welfare.

New Mexico United State Theodore Roosevelt Leutenant Hitchenek

Local mill to expand into boots shoes and harness

President J H Bearrup of the Rio Grande Woolen Mills announces three new departments to be added in a million dollar expansion. The mill will produce boots and shoes, leather goods, and harness alongside existing woolen goods, with blankets underwear and ready made items to follow. The union cooperations aim to enlarge capacity and scope.

J. H. Bearrup Rio Grande United States

Albuquerqueans Attend Hagerman Inaugural Ceremonies

Many Albuquerque residents traveled to Santa Fe for the inauguration of Governor Herbert J. Hagerman and report the ceremonies and the governor’s ball were a brilliant affair. Attendees included Dr. G. W. Harrison Probate Judge Jesus Romero Nestor Montoya A A Keen Dr F B Romero John H Wiley Prof Di Mauro R A Stamm M Sanches Selomon Lana W S Childers Benjamin Romero Benigno Romero Severoing Crolett Frank A Hubbell and A White who have mostly returned home.

Santa Fe Herbert J. Hagerman G. W. Harrison Jesus Romero Nestor Montoya Albuquerque A. A. Keen F. B. Romero John H. Wiley di Mauro R. A. Stamm M. Sanches Selomon Lana W. 8. Childers Benjamin Romero Benigno Romero Severing Crollett Frank A. Hubbell A. White

Elk's Orchestra Concert Promises City's Future Music

A carefully rehearsed program by the Elks promises a splendid concert and could seal the city’s future as a permanent music center among western towns. Vocalists Mrs. W. H. Mille and Law Been will lead, with the New quartet delivering strong performances. Prices are reasonable, encouraging attendance. Mears, linked to the Northern Pacific Steamship Co., arrived in town to visit relatives.

The Elks Bolt W. HH. Mille Kansas City Albuquerque Law le Mew

Burglary Hits Armijo Block in Albuquerque

A gang burglarized the Armijo Block at Railroad Avenue and Second Street, raiding offices of Don Rankin and Dr Copp and moving through rooms of several tenants. Stamps and small valuables were stolen or damaged, with peppered attempts on other suites, while Special Officer G. I. Patterson survived a dog bite incident. Governor Hagerman heard a concert via a long distance telephone demonstration connected to a governor’s visit.

Alluquerqie Sigwest N.T. Armijo Railroad Avenue Second Street Don J. Rankin B. Bil Copp Coop Armijo Block Mr. Rankin Dr. Copps Copp Felix Baca Eanetum Harry F. Lee Sheep Sanitary Board Wilken New York Lifensurance Company Haywood Gifford Grand Central Hotel Patterson Santa Fe Railroad Elephant Family Towser Diack Santa Fe

Reading Room Concert Draws Santa Fe Railroad Men

A well attended concert in the Santa Fe Railway Reading Room drew railroad workers and local residents. Wealthy Topeka patrons organized the tour of concerts along the line with Ms Mrs Parkhurst and other titled residents among the performers, who head west to continue the series.

Santa Fe Railway Santa Fel Topeka Kan W. Parkhurst Foster Thomas Ferty G. Tracy Ni Letcher

Church Club And Social Gatherings Reported In Town

The regular meeting of Cottonwood Lodge No. 2 Woolmen's Circle was held this afternoon in Odd Fellows hall with routine business. Master Bruce Wright hosted a birthday gathering at his home on Booth Street for members and friends. The Late Ald Society of the Congregational church met with Mrs. Borders on North Fifth Street for important society business. Mrs Frank Ackerman hosted the Presbyterian ladies monthly tea at her residence with many members in attendance.

Cotonwned Uiiwve Woolmen’s Circle Odd Fellows Hall Ald Society The Congregational Church A. Borders North Fifth Street Frank Ackerman Presbyterian Church

Ben Franklin Fire Brigade Bucket Controversy In Town

A crowd gathered at the Matson store to view an antique leather fire bucket marked Franklin Five Dept claiming origin in 1736. The bucket, said to belong to the Benjamin Franklin fire brigade and now owned by Spot Moore, sparked skepticism and debate among onlookers about its age and authenticity.

Matson Franklin Dept Kenasth Benjamin Franklin Fire Brigade

Man Guilty In Court For Stealing Coal In Town

Special Santa Fe Officer Pat terson arrested Carlos Telles and his wife after a coal stealing incident. Telles pleaded guilty in peace court and received a choice of paying $10 fine or serving ten days. Patterson notes ongoing coal theft attempts and warns arrests will follow regardless of identity.

Speciil Santa Fe Patterson Carlos Telles Moreius Telles Elnders Sten Telos Tntoleteing

Fine Show Here Saturday Night at Bike Theatre

Manager Matéon promotes a Franklin Huntington Opera show at the Bike Theater this Saturday night January 27 with a promise of first-rate entertainment. The program includes vaudeville acts led by Frank Milton clowning for the audience. the show, touted as the best in its class, features Profitecker and other acts traveling with the principal performers.

Matéon Franklin Hongton Bike Wortha Relief Corps O A. R Frank Milton Fritz

Birthday Celebration At Residence On South Broadway

A birthday gathering for B. J. Harsch was hosted by his wife at their South Broadway home with many friends in attendance. Special communication of Temple Lodge No A P & A M held Tuesday evening January 28 at 7 20 p m sharp. Work in the BA degree conducted by order of the W L J Ferger secretary.

South Broadway B. J. Harsch Mr. Harsch Temple Lodge No Ferger

Hooligan Appears in City as Manager Describes Actor

A city desk report notes the famed "Hooligan" exits a Santa Fe train and rests briefly before entering Matson's book store. The act is part of a touring company with new songs and several standout comedians, now in its fourth season across many states. Also listed are a basketball game invite and a stockholders meeting plus an Albuquerque auction of Mrs. Hickman's furnished home goods.

Lee Sherlock Holmes Matson Arthur J. Aylesworth Aylesworth Carry & Company

Jemez Hot Springs Stage Line and Local Play Schedule

The Jemez Hot Springs Stage Line advertises mail service with stock, goats, rigs, horses and drivers leaving Albuquerque Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 am. Agents W L Trimble Co Albuquerque NM or J B Block proprietor. Also notes a play, Hooligan's Troubles, in performance June 24, featuring a famous character from Atlantic and American press.

United States Mail Albuquerque W. L. Trimble Co N. M J. B. Block Peres

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