Fell Through Skylight but Escaped at Alvarado Hotel
Andreas Valdes a cleaner at the Alvarado hotel fell through a skylight while at work, grabbing the skylight frame to survive a thirty foot drop. John Stein aided him on the roof and pulled him to safety. He suffered facial cuts but was told his injuries were not dangerous and planned to return to work soon. His father Andreas Valdes traveled from Bernalillo to inquire about his son.
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Alvarado
Andreas Valdes
John Stein
Harvey System
Andreas Wildez
Valdes
Bernalillo
Antonio Apache Denounced as Imposter in Albuquerque Stir
Edwin Deming and William Cary spark a debate in Albuquerque over Antonio Apache, longtime Huntington Indian pavilion manager in Los Angeles. He is accused of masquerading as an Apache by Harvey curio room manager Herman Schweiser, who claims Apache wears a wig and has claimed full Apache lineage despite evidence. The figure has motivated interest as locals subscribe to The Citizen for updates.
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Edwin M. Deming
William M. Cary
Denver
Antonio Apache
Huntington Indian
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
City
Harvey
California
Harveys
Limited
Huntington Estate
Herman Schweiser
Harvey Curio Room
South
East
The Allure and Oddities of Auctions inTown
A reflection on public auctions tracing human impulse, bargain frenzy, and auctioneer theatrics. It notes the unpredictability of bids, the charm of draws for ladies, and the lure of rare sales, with sharp observations on buyer behavior and the humor of auction rooms.
Five Youngsters Accused in Hawley Fireworks Theft
Five boys aged nine to twelve appeared before Chief McMillin on theft charges for stealing fireworks from Hawley's rear yard. Ed Green, with prior arrests, admitted guiding others to the stash, and the group reportedly celebrated at a pasture west of the city. Parents were notified as Hawley valued losses at about $40 amid concerns over reform school potential.
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Chief McMillin
Po-L Wee
Vox
Hawley
Roy
Bo Green
Bernie Grubb
Bil Laughary
Red” Morell
Ed Green
Old Town
Howle
Salazar
Meaill
Reform School
Lieut. Kennedy
Albuquerque City Council approves 1907 tax levy ordinance
A special Albuquerque council meeting led by Mayor McKee finalized Ordinance No. 389 for the 1907 fiscal year ending April 15. The levy covers general purposes, parks, libraries, city hall, and sewer costs while gambling licenses were noted as absent, causing about $6,000 in city revenue losses with no resident-impact changes.
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Harry F. Lee
McKee
Henley
Hayden
Isherwood
Wilkerson
Neustadt
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Territory of
Witen
City of
A. D
Frank M KE
Delayed Passengers Play Ball on Mesa For Nine Hours
Passengers on train No 1 waited nine hours between French and Springer as Las Vegas wrecking crew cleared a freight wreck. A baseball game formed using a wooden board and a crew of five times. Trains Nos 7 9 arrived later, water ran out, and ham sandwiches sold for two bits each.
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French
Springer
Las Vegas
No. 1
No. 7
National Guard Poorly Equipped In Bay Fort Drills
San Francisco reports July events in which about a thousand national guardsmen join army maneuvers with regulars. For 35 days militia troops will drill with heavy guns along the bay, rehearsing a sea attack with launches and small boats. Regulars voice disappointment at the guard’s inadequate equipment.
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San Francisco
Cal
National
Painter of Indian Life in the Southwest Arrives in City
Judy a noted decorative painter of outdoor scenes and Aboriginal types, touring southwestern Indian pueblos. He spent weeks at Laguna sketching the entire pueblo for a large canvas destined for Brooklyn museum, and made five to six sketches at Isleta. He plans paintings of Isleta and Hopi villages after travels through Albuquerque and Navajo lands.
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Judy
City
Laguna
Brooklyn Museum
Isfeta
Albuquerque
Navajo Reservation
Mikado and Mascot at the Casino Tonight and Sunday
A Heston Ideal Comedy company presents the Mikado tonight and Sunday afternoon at the Casino with weekly bill changes. The Mascot opera heads Sunday evening after the Mikado run. Admission 25 cents matinee, 25 cents evenings, 5 cents reserved seats. matinee at 2 40.
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Heston Ideal Comedy Company
Albuquerque
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