Child Shoplifter Caught At Work In Rosenwald Store
A young boy was caught shoplifting at the Rosenwald store on Third Street and Central Avenue. An employee stopped him after he concealed spools of thread in his pockets and attempted to take more. The boy, from a poor but respectable family, returned the goods and was reprimanded then released. He admitted to stealing due to finding it easy and believed no one watched. He hinted at prior incidents in other stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenwall
Rosenwald
Third Street
Central Avenue
Angel Togorho
Als Ttalian
Omcer Knapp
Indiana
McClellan
Charle Phillips
Phil Jones
Torble Beva
Delicatessen store appeals for a shop in Albuquerque
A letter from a young married woman in Albuquerque describes the need for a delicatessen shop offering cooked foods to ease the hardship of small furnished apartments. She explains their summer cooking woes, reliance on canned meat, and the desire for warm meals like roast chicken. Police court notes follow with fines for intoxication and a plug for digestive aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Here
Lght
Delicate Sen
Money Return Suit Between Theo Tompkins and Mrs Green
A case in front Justice W. W. McClellan ended with the dismissal in favor of T. C. Mason. Theo Tompkins sued Mrs Green for $16 claiming a loan. Green said she received a gift. Mason, a hop owner on Third Street, studied law two years and aims for admission. a note was not required at the time. The article also mentions Dr King’s New Life Pills and a newspaper subscription plug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Tompkins
Mrs. Green
Annual Encampment Program for New Mexico Militia
The First Regiment of New Mexico National Guards arrives at Las Vegas for the annual encampment. Silver City and Las Cruces companies stop for breakfast en route to Meadow City. local units join the train. General orders from Adjutant General outline July 21–27 camp schedule at Las Vegas with target practice, Hagerman Cup, and a team selection in a national match.
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New Mexico National Guards
Las Vias
Silver City
Las Cruces
Meadow City
Huppe
New
Xico
Adjutant General's Office
Santa Fe
N. My
Las Vegas
Range House
War Department
J. W. Raynolds
P. Tarrington
Tarrington
Man Arrested After Fire From Lit Pipe At Ven Dome Hotel
M. Tompkins from Kansas City lit a pipe while in bed at the Ven dome hotel. The glowing tobacco scorched bedding igniting a blaze. Landlord John Cornett allegedly punched him. Tompkins was arrested but released when the complainant failed to appear. settlement offered to cover damage.
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M. Tompkins
Kansas City
Vendome
Tompkins
John Cornett
Cornett
Rom
Aary
Learnard and Lindemann Boys Band Progress Report
The Learnard and Lindemann boys band advanced well at a Tuesday rehearsal mastering a new march in under two hours. Director Hills will arrange drill for tomorrow as Director Ellis plans to add the group to the territorial fair program and sky street parades. Uniforms are delayed a week, open air concert is planned, Elks of Silver City urge the band to perform in their new hall.
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Learnard & Lindemann
Hills
Ellis
Learnard
Bills
The
Elks of
Siiver City
Professor Weinairl Leaves University for Washington
Professor John Weinairl resigns after eleven years at the University of New Mexico and as city chemist in Albuquerque to become bacteriology head at the University of Washington. His move is influenced by his wife’s health and a generous offer. Albuquerque will miss his public health work including milk distribution and vaccination policy. Possible successors include Professors Clark of Michigan and Clark of Wisconsin.
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John Weinahl
University of New Mexico
Seattle
Wash
Charc
University of Washington
Weinairl
Washington University
Weinzirl
Alburqaue
New Mexico
Washington State University
Albuquerque
Weinghl
Board of Health
Welnzic
Welnzicl
Clark
Agricultural College of Michigan
Profesor 9
Wisconsin
Pudiiile
Notice of Dissolution of F. E. Sturges & Compa Firm
Notice states dissolution by mutual consent with F Sturges purchasing Jake Levy’s stake. Sturges will continue the business, collect debts, and pay creditors. Dated July 14 1905 Albuquerque with signatures F B Sturges Jake Levy and M.
Bankhead Formally Elected Senator in Alabama
In a split session the Alabama Senate and House formally elected former Congressman John H Bankhead to the United States Senate to succeed the late Senator Morgan. The historic vote confirms Bankhead as the state’s new senior senator.
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Bankhead
Mentry
Ala
State Legisature
Rmer
John H. Bankhead
United States Senate
Morgan
National Guard Promotions Reported in Santa Fe
From the adjutant general in Santa Fe comes an official order detailing promotions in New Mexico National Guard. Captain K Kuppe of Albuquerque Company G is promoted to major, with several other officers advancing ranks, including C G Moore and B C Abbott, subject to examinations, effective dates in 1907.
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Adjutant General's Ofice
Santa Fe
K. Kuppe
Albuquerque
New Mexico National Guard
C. G. Moore
Capwin B.C. Abbott
Bernard Ruppe
Irank
Ajor Ruppe
O. G. Mhyre
J. W. Raynolds
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Chase & Sanborns
Japan
Ceylon
India
Maloy
Columbus Hotel
J. H. O ° Rielly & Go
Willem A. McGraw
Doavid McGraw
Detroit
Micha Harrie Ii
McGuire
Micra
Cuba
N. M
Port Bryan
Amos F. King
J. O'Rielly & Co
Vann Drug
Dr. King
Adjutant General
Omelal
Ine
Vendome Hotel
Fee's Sandies
Walton's Drug Store
Drs. Copp and Prettit
Room
N. T. Armijo Bldg
South Fourth St
Natr
Alleen Berg
James Slaughter
Zxx
Prof
Bell’s
North Second &Ft
C. H. Carnes
O.D
Railroad Avenue
Optician
N. mM
Wm. Wallace McClellan
Justice of Peace
Korber
Second Street
Fourth St
Gold Ave
National Guard
A. P. Tarkingto
Tarkington
Eastman Kodaks
Kodaka
Hawley
Henry
Rose Henry
N. Mex
W. Silver
Savoy Hotel
Sunmount Tent City
Pioneer
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
West Railroad Avenue
Bank OF Commerce
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone Co
Superior Planing
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music C
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
Coronado
San Francisco
T. E. Purdy
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