Bridal Couple Evaded Friends At Train Depot
A bustling depot scene unfolds as Albuquerque youths and couples gather with ribbons, cards, and trunks. Rumors swirl that the bride and groom fled, leaving a trail of wedding-themed props and excited revelers searching car to car for the couple and their rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Gremies
Knight
No. 1
Yolce
Evening Citizen
Schuster
Mr. Snellenburg
California
Aman
Yen
Irma
Railroad Avenue
Induced bribe attempt over license fee in Albuquerque
A Palmist calling card Madame Reno tried to persuade Chief McMillin and Marshal to cut the license fee from $25 to $20 per month. She spent half an hour courting the marshal with cultured talk, but he refused to lower the rate, noting Denver and Los Angeles charge less. The city’s license issuance continued in the marshal scene during the clerk’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillin
Madame Reno
Palmint
Albuquerque
Denver
Los Angeles
Lee
First Start In New Mexico For Millionaire C A Canfield
C A Canfield husband of a Los Angeles shooting victim travels via private car with his two daughters and son in law toward Old Mexico after his wife was killed by a former coachman Morris Buck. He is a New Mexico figure known to Albuquerqueans with ties to Edward L Doheny and Oil ventures. A basketball event, Majors vs Minors, decides the territorial championship with a game set for 8:30 at the Casino on February 2 followed by a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Canfield
Los Angeles
Morris Buck
New Mexico
Angeles
Southern Pacific
Canfeld
Kingston
Comstock
Canfield
Doheney
Mexico
Deming
N. M
Congress
Senate
Munnes
Aid
Guild of Statehood
Arizona
Union
Granger
St Louis
St. Louis
Frank Bellis
Prescott
Prescott Courier
Janusayk
Frank Bell
Chavon
New Men
Curdiog Bell
Fornoff
Veco
New
Ovent Iman
Domestic dispute looms in police court near Eight Street
A police court session tomorrow promises unusual interest as neighbor Mrs Pankow is cited for violating a city ordinance over repeated throwing of dirty water into the street near Eight Street and Ti jorna Avenue. Building Inspector A M Whitcomb accuses her. she will present her side in Judge Crawford's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eight Street
Tijorna Avenue
Crawford
A. M. Whitcomb
Pankow
Whitcomb
Ariven
New Mexico Arizona Statehood Hope Quietly Grows
Deming New Mexico January reports optimism over joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. The piece praises benefits, cites railroad expansion, and urges unity across parties to back the administration. It notes a crematory provision tied to city garbage contracts and that Fletcher Mitchell holds a seven year waste collection deal with city funds to build the facility.
Man Held on Bigamy Charge in Albuquerque Jail
John Maus or John Myers, a carpenter long employed by Wallace Hesselden, is jailed in Albuquerque on a bigamy charge. Mary Myers of Cincinnati identifies him as her husband, claiming two children and abandonment two and a half years ago. A U S attorney and Commissioner Whiting issued warrants, and the case hinges on whether Maus is legally married to Rose Well and the other woman. He awaits a preliminary hearing tomorrow.
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John Maus
Maus
Myers
Wallace Hesselden
Rose
Mary Myers
Cincinnati
Ohto
John Myers
John
Albuquerque
Pollee
Carpentre Anton
Gong
Mans
United States
Med
Wig Rose
Evening Citizen
Moore
Albu
Querque
Myera
County Prisoners Thaw Sewer With Pick and Shovel
Sheriff Perfecto Armijo directs inmates at Bernable County Jail to dig up the near surface sewer with picks and shovels to thaw the frozen pipe. He says insufficient pipe fit and surface depth cause backups. County commissioners plan action once Alfred Graysfeld returns, aiming to connect all jail sections to the sewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Perfecto Armijo
Armijo
Evening Citizen
Armiro
County Commission
Alfred Graysfeld
Bernable County
President Bowen Travels Through City En Route Coast
The private car of G. W. Bowen president of the Colorado and Southern railroad was attached to No. 1 last night with Bowen and family aboard en route to the Pacific coast. He was seen discussing the coal situation and may stop at Gallup to inspect mines but relief seems unlikely as the issue is a car famine rather than a coal shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Bowen
Colorado
Colorado & Southern Railroad Company
Bowen
Owen
Gallup
iEvening
Horses Try To Shake The Water Wagon Stunt
A bay team pulling the city water wagon dashed along North Second street before 8 am startling pedestrians. The horses swerved toward Zeigers cafe, were halted, then returned to work after a drink from WATER. They glanced toward Railroad avenue as the scene cooled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Second Street
Zeigers Cafe
Railroad Avenue
Disordered duel ends with fine for Gifford
John Biddlecome and William Gifford were arrested in Graham Brothers saloon on disorderly conduct. Judge Crawford found Biddlecome not to blame and discharged him, while Gifford was found guilty and fined five dollars after a clash sparked by verbal insults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Biddlecome
William Gifford
Crawford
Biddlecome
Gifford
Graham, Brothers
Biddiecome
Literary Notables Visit Albuquerque This Week
Manager Cheatham of the Alvarado reports Ida Tarbell and William Allen White with his wife will arrive in Albuquerque for a two to three day stay. The group tours the western United States under White’s direction and plans to visit the Grand Canyon and other western points after leaving Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheatham
Alvarado
Ida M. Tarbell
William Allen White
Kansas
New Mexico
Mr. White
Albucquerque
Grand Canyon
Santa Fe Files Answer in Damage Suit
Santa Fe Railway company yesterday filed its answer to the damage suit by William T. Darrow a former railway nail clerk injured in a wreck. The answer filed with Bernalillo county district court contains a general denial of the allegations and sets the claim at $10,000. The case will come up at the March term with Neill H. Field for the plaintiff and Ralph E. Tchell of Vegas for the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sana Fe Railway Company
William T. Darrow
Santa Fe
Bernarlo County
Darrow
District Court
Neill H. Field
Plainiff
Ralph E Tchell
Vegas
Railroad i
Markets and notices from January reports mix of commodities
Lead and copper quotes and grain futures from New York Chicago and Kansas City share a market snapshot. Wool markets gain in Boston while leather and livestock activity threads through St Louis and Prescott style notices and a murder case headline from New Mexico.
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Depot
A. Canfield
Lide
Sud
Alster
Texas
New Sexteo
Tehir
Washington
Fletcher Mitchell
Myr. Mitchel
Mitchell
Mtitchell
The
McKee
Pacific Coast
Zeiger's
New York
Boston
Mass
Jan
Chicago
Park
Kansas City
Iitons
Dick" Farland
Newcorst
Dr. Cornish
McFarland
Quivey
Ml) Herald
Ole Olaou
Northland
Ben Hendr
Apa
EPA
Atchison, Common
Atchison
New York Central
Union Pacific
Union Pact
Albert Faber
T. Y. Maynard
South Brcond Street
Mission Furniture
the McBrian Furniture Co
Odo
Bent
B. OH. Briggs & Company
Alvarado Pharmacy
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
South Second Street
Agente
General Electric Co
Crocker, Wheeler Co
New York Fair
Antonio Armijo
Chile
N. Third Street
Thornton
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mail
W. L. Trimble & Co
J. 8. Block
Perea, N. M
Crown Studio
Over Post Hardware Co
Grafton
O. F.C
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole
Albuquerque, M. MM
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