Old Mexico resident denies revolution stories
A visiting American, M Werner McLeod of a New York eastern mining syndicate, dismissed sensational rumors of a Mexican uprising. He stated Americans in Mexico are safe, the government and army can handle outbreaks, and warned against alarmist reports following Cananea riots and Diaz's age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Werner McLeod
Mexico
Albuquer
Quenday
New York City
S Diag
McLeod
United States
Ding
Monterey
Republic
Diaz
Cananea
Mr. McLeod
Escaped Convict in Arizona Jail
Globe Arizona yesterday alerted Superintendent Arthur Trelford of the territorial prison at Santa Fe that Eugenio Orona, convict No. 167%, escaped from guards while at work on the scenic highway near Las Vegas May 16, 1905, and is to be returned to Santa Fe at once. Officer Dudley of the territorial mounted police passed through Thoreau en route to Santa Fe after reports on his daughter’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Aris
Arthur Trelford
Territorial
Santa Fe
Eugenio Orona
Las Vegas
Isa
Telford
Orena
Luna County
Dudley
Territorial Mounted Police
Thoreau
Dunsion
Attorney General Granted Use Of His Name In Gallup Proceedings
The territory seeks quo warranto against newly elected Gallup officers after a court denied a petition for injunction. Judge McFie authorized the attorney general to file information and issue process requiring defendants to respond by August 4, 1906. Santa Fe July 24, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Feeless
Bernalillo County
F W. Myers
Carbon City
Abrbott
R. M. San Jose
EB. W. Dobson
Dobson
J. R. McFie
Territory of
New Mexico
Atorney
A.D
Santa Fe
John R. McFie
Supreme Court of the
Territory of New Mexico
First Judicial District Court
Ira A. Ate’bot
Surpreme Court of
Civil and Criminal Case Backlog in District Court
On June 30 1906 district court had 207 civil cases opened that year with 168 disposed and 14 pending. Criminal cases stood at 101 on June 30 with 133 opened that year. 37 convictions 17 acquittals 13 dismissed 2 stricken with leave to reinstate. 64 criminal cases remained at year end. Deputy clerk Miss Holquist prepares the report for Governor Hagerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirteen
Holutquist
Hagerman
Fruit exhibit at territorial fair draws large entries
The coming 26th annual fair expects a record fruit department led by M. P. Stamm with entries closing Septem ber 17 at noon. Premiums total thousands with top prizes of 150 for best exhibit and 25 for best vegetable collection. Also listed are racing events, a baseball tournament, and various entertainment acts. A separate feature recalls a violent lynching episode in New Mexico involving a Laguna man later rescued by railroad workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Stamm
Imneil
New Mexico Fru
Santa Fe Railroad
Well-Parks Express Company
Express
Jersey
Montealma
United States Cavalry
Western Amsement Company
Baseball Circles Abuzz Over Meintoah Browns Scheduling
The Meintoah Browns have no game lined up for next Sunday as managers seek help from Charlie Quier Jamies Cosgrove and veteran players to avoid another blank. Albuquerque’s fans demand action with grounds available and players advertising the town like Rhodes. Dusty Rhodes, a former Kansas State leaguer now linked to the St. Louis Cardinals, could bring strong pitching and winning games, including a no hit and several shutouts in a series with the Preachers. Jack Nash seeks a Browns job for 125 dollars and a door opener, while El Paso bankers face a 18 to 1 loss in Grand Falls. Pool room at 211 South Second street for sale as business opportunity.
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Browns
Dusty" Rhodes
ST. Louis
Nash
EL Paso Bankers
Meintoah Browns
Charlie Quier
Jamies Cosgrove
Albuquerque
Rhodes
Dusty
Las Vegas Blues
Parsons, Kas, Preachers
St. Louis Cardinals
Preachers
Oleague
San Texas
Charley Rhodes
Socorro and Sierra County Institute Sessions Continue
The Socorro and Sierra County Teachers Normal Institute, with 34 teachers in attendance from Socorro, Sierra, Mora New Mexico and Kansas City Mo, began under J A Torres as chair. Permanent officers were elected, and Prof C M Light named permanent instructor as Prof Hadley praised compulsory attendance and urged constant pupil focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lopez
Torres
Frank B. Garcia
C. M. Light
Hadley
Secion
Constan
Second Ward
Major Foster Wires About Cavalryman Missing Horses
Chief of Police McMulin reported a telegram about two Fifth Cavalrymen from here. One horse was found near the city east area. Runyon and Brown reportedly left Albuquerque with two horses. Effort ongoing to locate the men and determine which horse was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMulin
Fhela
Runyon
Brown
Fifth Cavalry
Albuquerque
Foster
McMilin
Brad Smith
Rallle
New Weekly Show at Peony Parlor Announces Change
Manager Davis of the Peony Parlor 210 South Second Street declares a weekly program update with a new plethires and en songe every Saturday morning. A penny buys the whole show and items like Boka Tea and Life Insurance camp notes appear. The scene mentions Albuquerque, a picnic basket venture, and a Josh Hardware company context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Peony
South Second Street
Wayne Horaee
Tyib
Life Losurance
Albuquerque
Trotter's
Josh Hardware Company
Came From Kansas to Wed Sweetheart
Justice George P. Craig officiated at his thirty sixth wedding at 11 o'clock this morning joining Carlton C Belt of Golden New Mexico and Misa Corall Hearing of Columbus Cherokee county Kansas. The bride is the daughter of a Kansas farmer and came directly from Columbus to wed the groom. The groom is chief engineer of the Gold Bullion Mining company at Golden. They leave tomorrow morning for their new home at Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Craig
Carlton C. Belt
Golden
N. M
Misa Corall
Columbus
Cherokee County
Kansas
Mr. Belt
Gold Bullion Mining Company
Watrous Quarterly Conference Held With Rainfall Notes
Special correspondence from Watrous New Mexico reports the last quarterly conference for the year at Watrous. Rev Ed Le Breton pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church south says finances will be addressed at the annual conference. Rev J M Solie of Albuquerque preached to appreciative congregations. The area received copious showers causing verdant valley scenery favorable to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watrous
N. M
Ed le Breton
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
le Breton
J. M. Solile
Albuquerque
Alleged Murderer Ramulde Sisneros Faces Jail Ward
Ramulde Sisneros, accused of stabbing and killing Jose Castillo at San Mateo on Monday night, was brought to the Bernalillo county jail and judged by Deputy Sheriff Barela. Castillo died from a left chest wound. Sisneros remains uncooperative, reportedly intoxicated, with a five inch pocket knife as the murder weapon. The case is linked to rumors of Whitecaps involvement in a historic 1893 killing.
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Hardeman
Nigeer” Hardeman
Hotel de Galle Kor
Old Town
Crawford
Ramulde Sieneros
Jose Castillo
San Mateo
Bernalillo County
Barela
Cantillo
Castillo
Bond
Refa Sisneros
Jerry Hickey
Bru
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Thomas Ford
Sister Republic
Wild
W. Hunter
South Flin Street
John A. Thirion
Ford
Hunter
Thirion
Tomas Mores
Jose Lina
Zeiger
Tom Mores
Luna
Mores
Ward
Majestic Law
Ossifer
Arizona
Las Vegas Scenic Highway
Toils
Gallup City
FE. M. San Jose
Et al. Reder
Red Man
A. T. Smith
A. G. Paisano
Laguna
Times
Bryan
Epris
Belen
Hiie
Smith
Knights of the Reds
Doris
Lynch
Uke & Demon
Grosebelly
Bat
Wao
Sal
Jack” Nash
Vegas
Wichita
Houston
el Paso
Grand Falls
Texas
Cale
Win Shaw
Socorro and Sierra County Institute
Teachers’ Normal Institute
Socorro
Mee
Major Foster Wires
Bankrupt Tea Sale
Watrous Town
Loulie
Clarkville Produce Co
E. W. Fee
South First St
sIngrain
Brussels
Axmmeter
Jens
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Charter Oak Steel Ranges
Borradaile
Gold Avenue
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
Railroad Avenue
The
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
Beth
A. J. Richards
West Railroad
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
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