January 1906 ends while 1849 corn laws fall
Local column notes a windy, mild day, then describes January 1906 passing into February. Mentions Monday weather, moonset near midnight, and England’s 1849 abolition of the corn laws. Includes numerous town notices, appointments, visits, and social items about residents, officials, and visitors in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Janus
Promi
Auction and Wanted Notices Mix Up In Old Classifieds
A messy OCR fragment shows a mix of sale and service notices, including a pony sale and an auction. It mentions a 14 to 16 year old girl for housework, a farm family, a Saturday city auction at 10 o'clock, and a February basketball game at Casino Hall. The garbled item lists include a Wood goods store and contact at 512 First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E B. Fox
White Pony
First Street
John
Uaven Lo
Casino
Requiem Mass For Mariano Otero at Immaculate Conception
A requiem mass will be said at the church of the Immaculate Conception on Thursday February 1 at 9 o'clock for the repose of the soul of Mariano Otero who died February 1 1904 All relatives and friends are requested to attend Mrs M Otero and family
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Temple Lodge No
Jerome
Aris
S.A. McCoy
Enring
Belenff
Albuquerque
Samuel Pickard
Nut
First National Bank
T’ Ob
Mortuary Notices and Local Deaths in Albuquerque Area
Deaths include J V Stegheman aged 22 from tuberculosis in Albuquerque after two months here from MeSouth Kansas. burial in McLouth. Miss Buna Dunsmoor 16, Lewiston Nebraska bound, died aboard Santa Fe train near Gonzales New Mexico en route to Lewiston. interment in Lewiston. Also basketball roundup of Majors vs Minors for Territorial Championship at Casino with postgame dance.
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Clinton J. Crandall
Santa Fe
Charles Jones
Ketner
A. M. Mandalari
Church of Immaculate Conception
Las Vegas
A. J. Abbott
Pueblo Indians
New Mexico
J. H. Bearrup
Rio Grande Woolen Mills
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers
W. EB. Talbott
Fort Davie
Texas
Thomas Dulles
A. M. Blackwell
St. Louis
Albuquerque
Joseph Sheridan
Silver City
John Wade
South Dakota Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Aberdeen
W. B. Childers
Supreme Court
Territorial
J. W. Reynolds
BE Pratt
Pollack
Silver Avenue
Wesley Seymour
American Lumber Company
F. P. Newport
Pacific-Conservative Life Insurance Company
San Francisco
el Paso
Southern Pacific
California
Rifeld
A. Albers
Mr. Albers
Albers
Olt
Dobbin Gray
William R. Hearst
Congress
New York City
Chicago
National Capital
Hearer
Republic of Mexico
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
T. M. Michaels
Grant Brothers
Los Angeles
Oscar Hart
Associated Mining and Development Company
New York
Pacific Coast
Hart
V. Stegheman
J. V. Stegheman
Me South
Kan
Stegheman
Sod
Mc Louth
Buna Dunsmoor
J. A. Dunsmoore
Lewiston
Neb
Gonzales
Paris
Cal
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Henry Yanow
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Rex Flinthote
Albuquerque Lumber CO
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Everett
Tewetra
Diamond Palace Railroad Ave
R. K. Farnsworth
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San Diego
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W. H. H. Llewellyn
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Elephant Butte
United States Reclamaton Service
Llewellyn
Interior Department
Sandoval
Hovey
Bernalfilo
Jane Guadalupe
Atrisco
May Roby
San Marcia
Eb, Grandejean
Sierra Gaunt Y
Indies of the
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E.L. Washburn CO
Jimmy” Ormbla
Vanted
Casino Hall
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Edna Dunsmoore
C. May
Clarkville Produce CO
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F. H. Kent
South Third Street
Simon Stern
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Kansas City
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J. F. Palmer
Matthew's
Jersey
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CF. Myers
WM. McIntosh
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