Tragic Child Dies After Old Town Fire Incident
Five year old Tata Moya, son of Mr and Mrs Diecobe Moya, was fatally burned when attempting to start a coal oil fire in Albuquerque near Santiago Baca street. He spilled oil on his clothing, ignited by a match, ran to the yard after flames engulfed him, and died before a physician arrived. Funeral services set for 9 am tomorrow at Old Town Church with burial at Santa Barbara cemetery under Director W. B. Adame.
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Tata Moya
Diecobe Moya
Andreas Moya
Old Town
Santa Barbara Cemetery
W. B. Adame
Sheriff Armijo Expected This Week Amid Swindle Case
Sheriff Armijo is expected to arrive in the city later this week with G. W. Mosher, jailed in Colorado City Texas for swindling three Albuquerqueans out of 65 dollars with worthless checks. Mosher may avoid prosecution by replacing funds and paying costs after his wife offered to repay the losses if charges are dropped. Jefferson County Alabama authorities offer a 1500 dollar reward for Robert J. Dix, wanted in Birmingham for murder, who escaped a state hang after a July 1 trial. Dix is described as 24, ginger-cake colored mulatto, 5 feet 6 inches, with dark hair and a feminine voice, a sign painter by trade.
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Perfects
Armijo
G. W. Mosher
Colorado City
Texas
Mosher
Sheriff's Office
Jefferson County
Alabama
Robert J. Dix
Birmingham
Afc
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A Very Long Ride Over the Santa Fe Train for NM Guards
The New Mexico National Guard units will encamp in Austin Texas. A special train will transport troops from their home stations on August 3. Silver City and Las Cruces companies will join in Albuquerque then ride via Santa Fe lines through Colorado Kansas Oklahoma to Texas. Companies E and G in Old Town are recruiting. interested men should contact commanding officers.
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New Mexico National Guard
Austin
Texas
Santa Fe
Silver City
Las Cruces
Albuquerque
Abo
Lamy
Las Vegas
National Guard
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Old Town
Perils of a Great City at Leigh ton Stock Company
A small audience greeted Leigh ton Stock company at the Casino last evening in Perils of a Great City with improvements over the old state of affairs. A new heavy hie and an actress are engaged, Tonight La Belle Marie takes the boards, amateur night tomorrow brings hopeful applicants led by Chester Francis Belcher and Master Huckwant seeks a prize with the chance at two-fifty.
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Leighton Stock Company
Wen
la Belle Marie
Chester Francis Belcber
Bebber
Chester
Huck Want
Baseball game at Traction Park pits Mc Intosh Brown vs Old Timers
A Sunday baseball contest at Traction Park features the Mc Intosh Brown kids challenging a veteran Old Timers squad led by Charles Quier James Cosgrove and Ben Helwig. Joseph Barnett backs a $50 side bet and the winner takes all plus the stake, with Biscuit Bill Taylor umpiring and Las Vegas supplying a square official.
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Albuquerque
Joseph Barnett
William Tayior
Las Vegas
Uncle Sam Runs Boarding Houses Alumni Return to Albuquerque
Jesse Anthony, longtime Albuquerque probate clerk candidate and Rio Puerco Colonization partner, returns from Panama where he spent seven years. He lies ill at St. Joseph's hospital with lung trouble and a liver complaint, criticizing tropical health conditions and saying Uncle Sam operates Panama boarding houses that force meals under government competition.
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Jesse Anthony
Sam Haen
Panama
United States
New suit filed over due account and alimony relief sought
Frank J. Trotter the grocer filed against W. H. Stevens for an amount alleged due on account. Marnie E. B. Comstock sought relief from husband Albert L. Comstock on grounds of non support. Western Selling Company sues Samuel M. Brown to recover 100.74 for goods purchased.
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Ruit
Frank J.trotter
W. H. Stevens
Marnie EB. Comstock
Albert L. Comstock
Western
Samuel M. Brown
Brown refutes slipping theory in New Mexico tremors
Lewis Myers, a Santa Fe Railway machinist in Las Vegas, was arraigned in U S court on a charge of maliciously conspiring to halt trains. He pleaded not guilty and is held on 2000 bond. Meanwhile H M Packett previews a strong poultry exhibit for the territorial fair and T Brow, mining executive, argues earthquakes in Socorro were not caused by clay slip, suggesting subterranean explosions instead.
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Lewis Myers
Fred Fornoff
Las Vegans
Santa Fe Railway Company
Territorial Penitentiary
Santa Fe
John Me
Fie
Ariting
United States
McFie
Chambers
Myers
Las Vegas
Pornoff
Pries
Lamy
William R. Forbes
Las Veras
Forneff
Ben” Williams
San Miguel County
Forno
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
H. M. Packett
Packer
New Mexico
T. Brow
Socorro
Magdalena
Socorro Mountains
Socorros
Socorr
Socorte
Torrance
Magdalena Mountains
Brown
Surace
Explosion on Engine 839 Scalds Fireman Haunstein
Special to The Evening niven Gallup New Mexico July 26 Engine 839 blew up at Guam at 10 25 this morning severely scalding Fireman Haunstein Engineer Burkholtz escaped unharmed Haunstein being brought to the city on a special train expected to arrive this evening
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Gallup
N. M
Guam
Haunstein
Enineer Burkholtz
Fatal stabbing affray near Taos leaves inquiry open
Two boys, son of Widow Vigil and Diego, fought while fishing two miles from Taos at Pus ehlo creek on Monday. Diego stabbed Vigil who died within minutes. An inquest at the courthouse adjourned with no conclusion, awaiting further witnesses.
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Vigil
Taos
Diego
Pusehlo Creek
Man regains sight after nine years of blindness
Fauatin Narbaes of Cerrillos visits his brother Milton Narbaexz in Barelas. He was operated on by Dr Shadrach for cataract in the left eye after nine years of blindness and now sees clearly. The right eye awaits treatment when ripe. The operation reflects credit on Dr G Shadrach, noted for eye specialty.
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Fauatin Narbaes
Cerrillos
Milton Narbaexz
Barelas
Shadrach
Aiko
G . Shadrach
Howe
Ear
New Hardware Store Opens on North First Street
A new hardware store at 115 North Flest street, led by proprietors H. P. Raabe and W. E. Manger, will be ready for business in a few days with Raabe managing the sale and unpacking goods. Manger will return from Las Vegas soon. A separate line notes Teas being sold at 50 percent off at F. F. Trotter's and displays of wares in the Mein oware company window.
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eCenny
Las
New Mexico
North Flest Street
H. P. Raabe
W. E. Manger
Raabe
Manger
Las Vegas
Duke City
F. F. Trotter
Aeewers
Meinoware
Hamlin of Colorado Telephone visits Albuquerque for line improvements
Phil Hamlin, assistant to the president of the Colorado Telephone company, arrives in Albuquerque to review work on the new Fourth Street exchange building rear of Albuquerque Hardware. He announces imminent move to the new common battery and metallic return system and plans to connect Albuquerque with Chicago via Denver, a project requiring time.
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Phil. Hamlin
Fields
Colorado Telephone Company
Denver
Exchange
Fourth Street
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Hamlin
Chicago
Albuquerque
Rabbits and math lesson amuse Albuquerque family
A Albuquerque physician shows high regard for his son. He gives a rabbit as a gift and the boy speaks to the animal about multiplication. The rabbit remains silent, prompting the boy to remark that his father warned him the rabbit would be great with numbers, yet the animal does not respond to his questions.
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Albuquerque
de Caey
Mystery of Missing Cavalrymen Explained in Camp Log
A telegram from Major Foster in Albuquerque notes two cavalrymen Sergeant Runyon and Private Brown disappeared after leaving the city. Horses escaped. Brown took the remaining mount. Horse recovered later near Brad Jones ranch. A soldier seen riding a Mexican wagon is suspected. The patrol may march to Las Vegas for discipline.
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Haversack
Runyon
Otto Kleinwort
Jones
Trimble
Las Vegas
Card of Thanks from Mrs Fr Dragote and Daughter Bila
Mrs Fr Dragote and her daughter Bila extend heartfelt thanks to friends and to Anona Council No 1 for kindness and sympathy shown during their bereavement after the death of an unnamed relative.
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Fr. Dragote
Bila
Anona
The Girl In Red Photographs On Exhibition
Remarkable photographs titled The Girl In Red on display at Millett studio 215 West Railroad avenue. Images capture motion with a new focal plane shutter Goerz Anschutz camera. exposure as short as eighteen hundredths of a second. Local agent Millett will explain features and benefits to potential buyers.
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Millett Stud
West
Railroad Avenue
Reilly Edwards
Dr. Carver
Millett
Goorg-Anschutz
Penny Parlor Presents Weekly Show With New Acts
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 218 South Legend Street announces a weekly change of program with new pictures and new songs every Saturday morning. A whole show for a penny.
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Davis
South Legend Street
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Luis Moya
Cincinnati
Uncle Sam
Packett
Vegas
CT. Brown
Frank McMillin
Western Amusement Company
Johnson
Fortuna
Burkholtz
North First Street
Steven Conovan
McKiney County
Uly
Colorado Telephone CO
Major Foster
Horse
Trooper
Major Poster
Fifth Cavalry
McMillin
Albuqueraw Oue
IN Red
Clarkville Produce Co
E. W. Fee
South First St
Ingram
Brussels
Axminster
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Charter Oak Steel
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
Empress
West Railroad Avenue
The
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
A. J. Richards
St. Elmo
Prop
Postotti
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