Stoltzman Tries Death After Embezzlement Arrest
William Stoltzman, arrested in Topeka on embezzlement charges involving 4500 from Rock Island, attempted suicide by pressing his head against cell bars, inflicted scalp wounds but survived. He has a long crime record including a box car robbery near Pawnee and past jail terms, with current trial in Pratt, Kansas.
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William Stoltzman
Topeka
Kan
Rock Island
Pratt
Wan
Stoltaman
Evening Citizen
Kennedy
Here
San Marcial
First Street
Railmond Avenue
Stoltzman
Santa Fe
Ben Williams
Bond
Fort Scott
Kaw
R. J. Morrison
Pawnee
Morrison
Opie
Kansas City
Soiled Linen Suit Aired in Court in Dillon Case
The Imperial Laundry sued M Dillon for $15.05 for washing soiled linen for the Dillons of 1120 Road William Street. The defense claimed the defendant was not the right Dillon. Justice Crawford ruled for the plaintiff, awarding $14.50. Attorney for the plaintiff was Klock & Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillons
Imperial Laundry Company
M. Dillon
Road William Street
Michael B
Mathew J. Dillon
District court actions unfold in county docket
In McKinley County district court Attorney Dobson represents Iield Hivox in a promissory note case against W eSaoa. Anna Crouch sues George W. Crouch for absolute divorce citing abandonment. Felix Lester and Attorney Diopenn appear in related proceedings. Additional parties and church matters are referenced in other filings.
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Anna Crouch Thua
George W. Crouch
Felix Lester
Mortgage details and new suit filed in district court
Mortgage on the port ten feet of four lots in block 38 for $2,000 and the south 42 feet of the same lots for $2,500, plus a $2,900 church extension board mortgage to fund the Methodist church building. New suit filings include Joseph Baer and others vs. Plethé on a promissory note and several other promissory-note cases with Hickey and Mc. representing plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wcute
Church Extension Board
New Methodist
Ofve
Joseph Baer
W. S. Plethé
Will Ments
Pedro Katsalzne
Marie Lossigne Cardinal
Daniel Scruggs
Elias Montoya
J. B. Montoya
Ments & Baer
Jose Antonio Garcia
Baer
Bizariano Garcia
Hickey & Mc
Hearing of Probate Cases at Las Vegas
Mayor W H B Llewellyn and the United States attorney for New Mexico attended Las Cruces to Las Vegas for hearings. Tomorrow Chief Justice Mills will hear indictments against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad and the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. The cases involve rebates on shipments from Starkville coal fields. Col RB Twitchell arrived to represent the companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. B. Llewellyn
Ieed
New Mexico
Las Vegas
As Cruces
Mills
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Starkville
Col
RB. Twitchell
Major Liewerlyn
Las Ve~ Eas
Foreclosure Decree Set in Silver City Mortgage Case
Hon W B Childers returned from Silver City where foreclosure actions by Farmers Loan Trust of New Jersey against Lyons and Campbell Ranch and Cattle Co were heard. Judge Parker presided, Victor Culbertson named receiver for about 15000 cattle and livestock. default decree granted, sale of property to follow in three months.
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W. B. Childers
Silver City
Dudge Parker
Chambers
Childers
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company of
New Jersey
Lyons & Campbell Ranch & Cattle Company
Cattle Company
Chas. A. Spiess
Percy Wilson
Victor Culbertson
Attorney Childers
Quarterly Statement of County Treasurer 1906
Assistant Collector and Treasurer Feren reports the quarter ending June 30 1906 shows cash balance of 48113.80 for the county. April 20 on hand and receipts during the quarter yield a July 1 balance of 48013.80. Noted income includes 15008.08 from FL A Hubbell ex-treasurer April 21 1895 and 1899.50 from Stover vs Hubbell plus poll tag receipts 1260.30.
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Feren
FL A. Hubbell
Case of
Investigating Mines in Old Mexico by C T Brown
C T Brown, mining expert from Socorro, traveled through the city en route home from Mexico where he has inspected mining claims for capitalist interests. He asserts Mexico is a leading mining country in the Americas with growing American investment and capital influx. Brown plans to leave tonight for Los Cortez then return to Mexico to continue his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.T. Brown
Socorro
Mexico
Americas
Neema
Republic
Brown
Locorte
Mitchner Wins Suit Over $25 Note Dispute
Judge Craig ruled in Mitchner v Gussard that Mitchner recovers on a $25 note tied to a lighting system purchase. Evidence showed lights drew bugs and produced heat, supporting Mitchner's claim. A.J. Little, State Life Insurance rep, visited city en route to Chicago and Michigan for months of business. Judge Abbott and H H Dickson planned a consultation with Hurien B. Custer, new superintendent of the Indian school.
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Craig
Harry Mitchner
Propriet Nehting System
Gussard
Gysauiof
Mehr
Mitchner
A.J. Little
14Fe Insurance Company of
Indiama
Fae
Ht Ie
Chicago
Michigan
A.J. Abbott
Pueblo Indians of
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Chirias H. Dickson
United States Indian Schools
Hurien B. Custer
Che Luend Achuol
Cut-Off Town Busy As Rail and Town Grow
Colonel Wim. M. Berger of the Bel en Townsity company visits the metropolis to promote the project. Grant Bros work fast on the Rio Pueres end while Dr Rad ele builds three hospital tents for workers. Train service to Willard and Sunnyside runs regularly with heavy traffic. Santa Ped depot officials stay busy as orders rise. Grant Bros open headquarters on Carnarda avenue. John Becker Co. f continues drilling a new well at the roller flour mills. Sidewalks shift toward the Harvey House and passenger depot. Commercial clap building nears completion within two weeks. A dedication committee led by Colonel Berger plans the opening of the new club building. Luther A church reports strong services and Endeavor attendance. Mercantile stores ride the surge of growth, a new restaurant opens. A spirited Beleh field game between regulars and scrubs tests the team’s depth and resolve.
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Wim. M. Berger
Belen Townsity Company
Berger
Grant Bros
Rio Pueres
Radele
Willard
Sunnyside
Santa Pe
Hecker Avenue
Carnarda Avenue
Hecker Mercantile Co
Harvey House
Colonel Berger
Chas. Renken
H. Emory Davis
L. ©. Becker
Paul B. Dalles
Lutheran Church
Society of Christian Endeavor
Belen
Beleh
I. B. Payne Denies He Is A Freak
I B Payne, assistant superintendent of the Traction company, emphatically denies a Morning Journal report that his wife had given birth to another son last night. He brands the claim a canard and a "mistake," noting that his wife already had a son weeks ago and expressing irony toward the source’s persistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Payne
Traction Company
Morning Journal
Payne
Land worth fortune found after thirty years memory
Col John M Moore recalls trading for an interest in valuable mining land near Salt Lake City. He discovered ownership of a 160 acre tract in the Little Cottonwood district, eight miles from the city boundary, valued at about one and a half million dollars, after a long journey totaling over 4000 miles.
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John M. Moore
Salt Lake City
Utah
Moore
Moone
Salt Lake
Mr. Moore
Formien
Limie
Owners extend holdings 140 acres becoming largest individual owner
A man reports he has acquired several additional interests in a 140 acre property and now stands as the largest single owner. He says the exploitation company will monitor district developments and take no action for now. The ore features are promising but no immediate plan is stated.
Penny Auditorium to Open With Penny Operated Machines
Tomorrow evening at seven o clock Mills sonia and Penny Auditory opens at 218 South Second Street. P M Davis the manager announces a grand penny amusement parlor featuring dozens of penny operated machines including a full panorama of the San Francisco fire. The Golden Rule and Phoenix stores run bargain day as crowds flock to the late edition of The Evening Citizen.
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Balsonia
Penny Auditory
P.M. Davis
South Second Street
Davis
San Francisco
Alden Rule Dry Goods Company
The
Phoenix
Preste
Golden Rule
Jessie James Militia Clash In Las Vegas Show Tent
Swain the Jesse James show manager ordered militia officers to leave the tent after Troop A entered in search of absentees. Captain McWeale and Major Rankin cited territorial law while Swain claimed New York precedent limits militia interference with public performances. Other incidents included arrests of troopers, a Las Vegas gun club meeting disruption, and a reporter taken into custody as militia activity drew local criticism. Five new El Paso & Southwestern train crews were added on the western division to handle freight and work trains between El Paso and Douglas Arizona.
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W. J. Swann
Jesse James
Elka’ Theater
B.J. McWeale
Troop A
New Mexico National Guard
Las Vegas
Swain
Trumbull
Mr. Swain
Bly Weeek
McWeale
Rankin
Supreme Court of New York
Optic
Commercis Cif
Las Vegans
New Mexico
el Paso & Southwestern
el Paso
Douglas
Ariz
Manzanita Hall offered near Stanford and Palo Alto
Manzanita Hall in Palo Alto promotes thirteen years of prep for Stanford University and eastern technical schools. One teacher per five boys, well equipped laboratories, gym, library, and ample athletic grounds under trained instructors. New cleaner track for 1906. Catalogue available with photos. Principal Leroy Dixon announces 14th year begins Aug. 20, 1906.
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Palo Alto
California
Stanford University
Jevery
Iseboo
Call
Lassical Scienife
Leroy Dixon
Cal
Fiset Mortgage and Stork Furniture and Fixture
Fragmentary list shows a mortgage related item and real estate sundry items with bids or payments noted. Contains partial figures and names obscured by OCR, offering limited reliable details about assets and payments without full context.
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Fiset
Storkante
Pettersek
Soes Morztod
Giana Esis
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Traction Park
W. A. Stoltzman
Pollice Court
O' Cdock
McGonigle
Durance Vile
Diopenn
Diatet
McKinley County
Med
Snitied
Mik A
Kingsbury
Kate Canovan
Veremlay
Diatelet
Hickey
Pirat Morhociet Bylecanal Cburel
Vie Church
Old Mexico
Col. Berger
I. B. Payne
Morning Paper
Clark M, Carr
Clark M. Carr
F. R. Mendel
Cay
St. Elmo
Coyote Springs
C. B. Newcomer
United States
Marshal Foraker
W. D. Newcomb
Hagerman
John Becker
Helen
Busi Ness
Jessie James
Manzanita Hall
Tephone
Colorado Telephone Co
Southwestern Savings, Loan and Building Association
N. Mex
OR Perry
Southwestern Savings
C. B. Perry
G. Haydon
Nomes Paldre Cormet
H.G. Coors
James & Duncan
M. E. Stevens
First National Bank Building
Albuquerque
N. M
Ingram
Brussels
Axminster
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Colorado
Bik
Charter Oak Steel
Borradaile
Gold Avenue
M. Berger
ED. Pinaud
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
West Railroad Ave
A. J. Richards
West Railroad
Averus
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Railroad Avenue
Imperial Laundry Co
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