Editorial Poem Attacks Prichard Over Trelford Case
The Citizen reprints a Morning Journal editorial poem criticizing Attorney General George W. Prichard for denying quo warranto proceedings to challenge Captain Arthur Trelford’s removal as prison superintendent. It argues the court action would have offered a fair hearing, defends removal authority, and labels Prichard’s report as biased while naming political figures and places in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
George W. Prichard
Arthur Trelford
Trelford
Prichard
New Mexico
Reynolds
Tresford
Raynolds
Trefford
Gresford
Old Foxx
Kansas
Littrell
Territorial
Forall
Seventeen Convicts Escaped Since Trelford Took Charge
A long list details multiple convicts from various counties with sentences for larceny burglary and assault, many escaped from scenic highway or were recaptured. It notes pardons by Gov Hagerman and Gov Hiberman, with dates from 1906 to 1908 and unresolved cases. The piece critiques Trelford’s penitentiary administration, recounting a violent assault by a prisoner Leathern and overall poor upkeep including weeds, along with a timeline of events leading to Trelford’s removal and Littrell’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haterman
Elmer G. Freeman
Lina County
Hiberman
Pedro Meldonado
Union County
Augustin Lucero
Dona Ana
Samuel H. Newberry
Miguel Huarajan
Grant County
Manuel Argizu
Otero County
Jose CG Aragon
Colfax County
Jose Baca
Bernailo County
Clarence Moore
Chaves County
Hagerman
Antonio Lopez
Scenic Highway
Las Vexas
Entinio Gonzales
Manuel Luna
Jarrett
Leathern
Sam Leathern
T. Crrett
Latham
Garrett
Leather
Torres
Surn
Trelford
Leath
Tresford
Citheen
Remarkable Cure Claim for Rheumatic Disease in Germany
An advertorial note claims a German chemist found an ingredient that dissolves sand like granular wastes in rheumatic hood, dissolves them in pure water, and purges poisons from the system. It asserts successful treatment of rheumatism and other supposed cures, urging purchase through Oak bulp and inclusive recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhone
Trelford on Carpet in Santa Fe Prison Inquiry
TRELFORD faced sharp questioning as the board of penitentiary commissioners met near Santa Fe to probe his loose management of prison affairs. Acting Governor Raynolds’ communication cited discrepancies in reports and mistreatment of convicts, prompting calls for an investigation and inventory plans amid a tense, unsettled session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
Trelford
Board of Penitentary Commissioners
Priso
J. W. Raynolds
Tretford
Price
Walters
Sand County
Charles B. Burley
Democratic Board
Teader
Order of
Investi
Fates
Habit White
Sampe
Hi. Hanna
Sait
Trefford
J. F. Sulzer
Albuquerque
Charles P Gasley
Sana Fe
Marion Littrell
Arthur Tresford
Sample
Tresford
R. H. Hanna
Rockefeller Repeats Questions in Court on Tank Line Ownership
In a continued courtroom exchange, Judge Landle questions John D. Rockefeller about Union Tank Line payments to Alton and ownership of Standard Oil. Rockefeller testifies he is only an honorary president with no active duties, and confirms the major stake is held by Standard Oil of New Jersey with about one hundred shares outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Tank Line
Alton
Felton
Standard ON Company of
New Jersey
Standard O1
John D. Rockefeler
Miles
Rockefeller and court clash over Standard Oil inquiry
A courtroom exchange centers on Standard Oil of New Jersey and its oil refining business. Rockefeller deflects questions about ownership while the judge probes the company’s activities, dividends around 40 percent, and officers who can provide earnings for 1904 and 1905.
Where To Worship Highland M B Church And First Presbyterian
Notices list two area churches with service times and brief remarks. Highland M B Church at 18 South Arno Street offers 11 am and 7 pm services led by Pastor Holliday and includes a daily brief sermon. First Presbyterian Church at Corner Fifth and Silver Avenue, Hugh Cooper pastor, holds 11 am and 8 pm services with morning communion and new member reception. Evening program features a lecture on thought and health and musical selections by Adams, Mrs. Collins, and others with a Sunday school gathering and reserve seating for casino event at Matson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Firth
York
Highland M. B
South Arno Street
B. Holliday
Pal A
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth and
Silver Avenue
Hugh A. Cooper
Sabel Speci Jusic
Orman
Arcadelt Solo
RENTAL AND SALE ITEMS IN HIGHLY JUMBLED AD TEXT
The notice compiles several classified lines: FOR RENT listings by Lloyd Hunsaker on West Gold Avenue offering a 5 room modern house and a 4 room unit, with prices around 10 to 17 dollars, plus a health seeker stable room. Also bankruptcy stock for sale including store, fixtures, and real estate. A baseball game is advertised between The Geronimos and Barelas at Traedon Park Sunday with 25 cent gate receipts and side bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hunsaker
West Gold
Mae Prange
West Golf Avenue
Hunsaker
West Gold Avenue
Geronimos
Barelas
Traedon Park
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Umne
Rockefeller
McIntosh Hardware CO
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Miller
Sandard Ol Company
Standard Ol
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Oakefeller
Standard Cmpany
Standard Oil Company of
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Mrs. Collins
Haydn Ladies
Great Physician
Young
Strang
Casino
Att Matson
Highland Livery
Bambrook Bros
John Street
Sam Kee
South Second Street
Bealer
French Bakery Co
E. R.R. Ave
C. F. Alien
C. F. Allen
BAR OF Commerce
Gradi
Giannini
J. Korber & CO
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
Albert Faber
Central Avenue
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