Telegraphic Markets and Kansas City Livestock Reports
Market letters from F J Grat & Co in Albuquerque cover New York stocks and July weather era data, with copper, steel and railroad shares noted. Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets show steady to mixed cattle and hog values, with July wheat and corn quotes, and money market conditions in New York.
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New York
London
Thursda
Ilhole Central
Harriman
Northern Pacific
York
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
Chicago
Western
Plentiful Fine Vegetables and Seasonal Market Prices
Vegetables of all kinds are plentiful in provision markets with prices lower than last week. California plums peaches pears grapes watermelons and other fruits appear in quantity at reasonable prices. Notable items include summer squash wax beans potatoes cucumbers tomatoes lettuce and strawberries with fish meats and poultry also listed among market offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Texas
Arket
Italian Ambassador to Visit Albuquerque Postponed
Dr. Nacamull, acting Italian consul, says Ambassador de Planches and Signora Planches will likely visit Albuquerque before year end, possibly around July as he travels to Washington from San Francisco. The voyage was delayed by the Italian navy squadron arrival in Frisco, with Count Corte handling duties in his stead.
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Mayor de Planches
United States
Signora Planches
Albuquerque
Nacamull
Planches
Washington
San Francisco
Jantown
Via
Duke of
Count Corte
New York
Tire Explodes as Shot Report Sparks Street Scene
A loud bang at about 10 pm near Wes Central avenue and Pith street drew Lt Kennedy and a reporter to Fifth Street where a car stood with its tire blown and the chauffeur kneeling. The driver muttered that his tires were busted and no shop was in sight. He suggested a lemonade amid the confusion.
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Wes
Central Avenue
Pith Street
Kennedy
Second Street
Fifth Street
Militiamen Denied Leave Amid Encampment Doubts
Major Ruppe reports Albuquerque may not be well represented at this year's territorial militia encampment. Company G soldiers face work-absence hurdles as local businessmen with guardsmen in employ refuse consent. The absence law gap leaves militiamen reliant on employers, hindering territorial defense mobilization.
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Albuquerque
Territorial Militia
Ruppe
National Guard
Guards
Manisrust
Bargain Groceries Offered At Reduced Prices
J. F. Palmer at First and Marquette advertises first class groceries at far below regular prices to reduce stock. Take the Second Street car to Marquette and walk one block. Wanted solid soda point and G man for Vann Dhlg.
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J. F. Palmer
First and
Marquette
Carling
Marquette Areaus
New Mexico Funeral Directors Plan Meeting and City Welcome
The New Mexico Funeral Directors association schedules its second annual meeting the week of October 7 with a welcome from Mayor McKee and a program to boost membership from about 35 toward 100. Also discussed is a proposed Albuquerque Willard automobile stage line, needing 250 tickets at $10 for the first year to fund road improvements.
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New Mexico
Jon
McKee
Quesnessmen
Estancia
N. M
Albuquerque
Willard
Tijeras Canyon
San Pedro
Stanley
Mcintosh
Ketancia
F. N. McCloskey
Duncan Medliveray
A. H. Garrett
Boosters’ Club
H M S Pinafore Sails Into Favor At Traction Park Casino
Her Majesty's Ship Pinafore delighted a good audience at Traction Park Casino. The Boston Ideal Comedy Company delivered a polished performance with standout singing by Miss Moore and Mr. Walters. Cast members Burgess and Crowley drew strong character work while Mayo and Moxely provided solid support.
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Traction Park
Heston Ideal
Miss Moore
Mr. Walters
Joseph Porter
Lford
Queen's Navy
A.C. Burgess
Dick Deadeye
W. H. Burgess
Laura Moore
Josephine
Me Caplalt
FW. Walters
Ralph Rack Straw
Mims Wilfred Crowley
Little Buttercup
Frank
Dale
Corcoran
Effie George
Hebe
H.C. Moxely
Boat Swain
Boston Ideal Comedy Company
Highlands
Pasha
Fra Diavalo
Dean's Ointment Promises Skin Cure For All Ailments
A testimonial from A. M. Whitcomb of Albuquerque claims Dean's Ointment cured years of eczema and related skin troubles, noting first application stopped itching and continued use healed the area with no relapse. The ad asserts permanent results for a variety of skin conditions and directs readers to Foster-Milburn Co as U.S. agents.
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Dean
Albuquerque
A.M. Whitcomb
Eighth Street
M. Sys
Price Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Sie
United Slates
Trainmen Charged With Robbing Cars at Raton and San Marcial
Howard D. Palmer and Joseph Nobey, Santa Fe trainmen on the Rio Grande division, were arrested at San Marcial by Ben Williams for trespassing railroad cars. They were taken to Las Cruces and arraigned before a federal commissioner, charged with breaking into merchandise. They waived examination and were bound over to the grand jury. This marks the second such arrest in two weeks, with earlier incidents at Raton where a conductor and brakeman were arrested, and two men at Raton to be tried in San Miguel County.
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Howard D. Palmer
Joseph Nobey
Santa Fe
Banta Pe
Raton
Ben Williams
Poe
San Miguel County
Albuquerque man held for killing in Arizona
It is reported that John Horton, once a Graham Hicks saloon bartender in Albuquerque, now in Willams, Arizona, is charged with killing a man there. Horton is jailed at Flagstaff awaiting a hearing. It is alleged the man insulted Horton's wife and Horton struck him with a blunt instrument, leading to death. Horton was known locally as a quiet man, with provocation cited as a motive.
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John Horton
Graham Hios
Willams
Arizona
Horton
Flagstaff
Hustle to Keep City Sewer Open in Albuquerque
City faces inadequate sewerage for growing population. Street commissioner Martin Tierney and his team work day and night while City Engineer Glading announces plans for a new system to be ready for council approval in two weeks. The proposed overhaul would cover the entire city and extend facilities to previously unserved areas.
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Albuquerque
Martin Tierney
Glading
Porsons
Arraignments in Illegion District Court Readings
Three offenders faced Acting Police Judge W W Mc Clellan this morning on minor charges. E Smith pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined five dollars. Henry Brown admitted drunkenness and disorderly conduct after striking Minor Barns with a rock and hitting him with a chair. He received twenty days hard labor and a fifteen dollar fine plus costs. Albert Cooley, a student of the Albuquerque Indian School, pleaded guilty to being drunk and asleep on the streets and was fined sixteen dollars. concerns arose about his claim to Indian status to purchase liquor.
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E. Smith
Henry Brown
Brown
Barnes
Albert Cooley
Albuquerque
Cooley
Fee's Peerless HO Made Candies at Walton's Drug Store
An advertisement states Kodo will nourish and strengthen digestive organs and supply natural digestive juices for the stomach. It claims Kodol digests what you eat and is sold by J. H. O'Reely & Co.
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Fee's Peerless HO
Walton’s Drug Store
J. H. O'Reely & Co
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Belle Springs
Maloy
Columbus Hotel
F. J., Grat & Co
Barnett Building
Cotton Amalgamated Copper
American
Atchison
Desnee
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Colorado
Erie
Louisville
Nashville
New York Central
Norfolk
Northern’ Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
U.S. Scomi
Pra Greene Shannon
Calumet and
Old Dominion
Corner Range
North Butte
Coxil
Kansas City
Fed
Thane
Money Market
Money On Call Easy
Prime Mercantile Paper
St. Louis
Dowie
Sane Mare
Amal
Ure
J. HL Orleny
Soda Pountat
G Man
Vann Dhlg
Imverta! Laundry Co
W. W. McClellan
Los Tamas
Omer Road
V. S. Miera
Eeees
Eastman Kodaks
Kodaks
Hawley
DRS
Xxuaitieant
The
Paris
South Fourth St
Aileen Berg
James Slaughter
Pyexxxea
Silver City
E. Maharam
West Central
Bell's Livery
North Second Telephone
C. H. Carnes
O.D
Railroad Avenue
Optician
Wm. Wallace McClellan
Justice of Peace
N. Mm
Korber
N. Fourth St
Albuquerque Hatters
3Rd &T
Gold Ave
B. Ruppe
Blue Point
Savoy Hotel C._E. SUNTAAGG
Colorado Telephone CO
Superior Planing
Henry
Rose Henry
N. Max
W. Silver
Savoy Hotel
Los Angeles
Coronado
T. E. Purdy
Sunmount Tent City
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Bank OF Commerce
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