Jealous husband murders wife then kills himself
In Albuquerque at 305 West Tijeras Avenue Harvey D Dillard a 28 year old colored man shot his sleeping wife and then killed himself with a 44 Colt revolver. His sister in law Mrs Mabel Faucett found the bodies about six this morning and said Dillard had long threatened to shoot his wife for imagined improper actions. The tragedy occurred during the night and the couple were discovered on a bed with the man’s brains and the woman shot through the right eye and brain. The scene was described as grisly and authorities reported Dillard’s large 44 calibre wound and the fatal head wound. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by Strong’s undertaking establishment.
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Hehdy
Harvey D. Dillard
Mabel Faucett
Dillard
East Tijeras Avenue
Law
Mrs. Faucett
Perry
Oklo
Colorado Springs
Colo
Albuquerque
Tijeras Avenue
Nee
Mabel Paucett
Mabel Faucet
Lee Noll
Noli
Dillard Kitchen
Strong
Woma
Faucet
Okla
Albuquerque Police Circles Report Local Assault Case
Lucia Chaves accuses Kiiseo Mirabel of criminal assault after a Sunday excursion to the southern city area beneath a bridge. Mirabel posted bond for appearance, but Chaves failed to appear the next morning and the case was stayed. Two youths were detained for malicious destruction of property in a caboose incident. July Fourth saw two brutal incidents including the deaths of Harvey D. Dillard and a separate assault on Pedro Mirabel and Inez de Hols. no arrests reported.
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Lucia Chaves
Albuquerque
Kiiseo Mirabel
Mirabel
FH. Romero
Crawford
Chaves
Santa Fe
Ben Wil- Hang
Harvey D. Dillard
Pedro Mirabel
Inez de Hols
Traction Company Delays Mill Extension For Wire Shortage
Albuquerque traction president Greer cites inability to secure trolley wire delaying lumber mill extension. A quarter mile of line will start operating once available wire is installed. two new convertible cars planned, aimed at year round operation. Picnic baskets for Mcintosh Hardware outings noted.
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Greer
Albuquerque Traction Company
New York Avenut
Unknown Man Murders Mirabel in Old Albuquerque
In Old Albuquerque near Perea’s saloon an unknown tall man fatally stabbed Pedro Mirabel as he walked with Inez De Bois toward a hall dance. De Bois was shot and severely wounded while resisting the assailant, who then fled. Mirabel died at St. Joseph’s Hospital after a twelve inch deep stomach wound. De Bois survived his injuries. Police scoured the area for clues but had no suspect at report time.
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Pedro Mirabe
Inez de Bois
Juan de Perea
Albuquerque
Miravel
American Lumber Company
da Bois
Murederer
du Bois
Albers
St. Joseph's Hospital
Carns
Mirabel
Perea
Bu Bola
Anit
Unhole Bidder Returns to California After Gallup Run
Local notice recounts Unbole once owner of the Gallup Republican traveling toward Chicago and now based in Ontario California. It notes a recent large social event in Atba diverque society and mentions a receipt at noon from Brown of Boston regarding Antwerp auctions and price declines in line offerings.
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FE. Unbole
Gallup Republican
Chicago
Unhots
Ontario
Cailf
Opera Hove
Atba
Diverque Society of
Recen
Vaseewend
Nyer
Mae
Brown
Boston
Antwerp
Major Llewellyn Praises Delegate W. H. Andrews
Major Llewellyn lauds Wil lam H. Andrews of New Mexico for his congress record. He cites 300 pensions for veterans and dependents, swift replies to letters, and steady service to the territory while noting Andrews is not an orator and remains unbold in rhetoric.
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Congress
New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
San Cruces
Celeste Andrews
Washington
William H. Andrews
Sierra County
Willam H. Andrews
Territory of
Andrews
Territory
Joe
Open Letter on Wool Purchases from Albuquerque
An Albuquerque letter from A Vandewart of Brown & Adams in Houston addresses a Utah Wool House dispute. He defends prices paid for wool across Arizona, claims higher payments to southern growers, and disputes accusations from Utah competitors. He asserts evidence of a commission-based sales approach and references a letter from a firm to Robert Scott of Show Low to justify shipping incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Utah
Boston
Holbrook
Arizona
Harry Scorae
Robert Scott
Show Low
Ariz
Genveman
Sanchez Must Stay in the Penitentiary
Frederick C Sanchez, a native of Valencia county, remains jailed for life in Colorado after an attempted pardon bid. Newspapers contested clemency, recounting a nine year old murder in a Denver lodging room where he fatally shot his sleeping bride after plotting to marry her and insure her life for ten thousand dollars. The pardon board denied the request.
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Frederick C. Sanches
Colorado Penitentiary
Denver
Vilencia County
Denver Post
Sage
Latimer Street
Frederick C. Sanchez
Colorado
Sale of iron beds and bedroom furniture items
Too late for the sale listing. shows iron beds and springs dressers commodes kitchen cabinets and small tables for sale at 617 South Edith Street. Picnic baskets seen in McIntosh Hardway's display window.
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Edith Street
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Eliseo Mirabel
Traction Company
Mcintosh Hardware Company
Inez du Bois
Mysteriou
Founda
Mirales
Old Town
Porta Rico
Major Llewellyn
W. H. Andrews
A. Vandewart
J. R. Edgehill
Europe
Brown & Adame Ui
Houston, Mass
Sanchez
Canon City
Traction Park
Dr. Carver
Home
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Charter Oak Steel Acces
Borradaile
Gold Avenue
Persolati
Jhodia
Empress
Jet
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
ED. Pinaud
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
West Railroad Avenue
A. J. Richards
West Railroad
Caref Leer
THE
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett, Prop'r
Ervevroec
Imperial Laundry
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