Reminiscences of Former Militia Officers Retirements
At 12.01 this morning Col John Borradasie of the First regiment retires from the New Mexico national guard after twenty six years with brigadier general rank. Lieut Col Van Patten also retires as colonel at age 44. Col Morradaile retires under twenty years service. Borradasile, a longtime Albuquerque resident, reflects on ending militia ties and devoting his life to his demise. Historically, he rose from Albuquerque Guards captain to colonel, with service including actions during Apache raids and in Alamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Borradasie
New Mexico National Guard
Las Cruecos
van Patten
Morradaile
Borradalie
Territorial National Guard
Bortadalle
Albuquerque
Canada
Fifteenth Argyle Infantry
el Rita
Laguna
Grants
Perfecto Armijo
Bernalillo
Mane
National Guard
Armijo
B Rita
Herradaile
Albuquerque Chiards,” Was Organized With General Barra-daile
Leutenant
Albuquerque Guards
Alamosa
Borradaile
Iteef Neleney
Oport
O. G. Myhre
Longest telephone line to span 3200 miles to reach New York
Colorado Telephone Co manager Graham announces a new 3200 mile line from Kansas City to Pueblo enabling calls to New York next fall. He credits Pupin of Columbia University for the invention and notes ongoing expansion as more subscribers and ranch connections southward join the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
New York
Graham
Colorado Tecephone Company
Kansas City
Pueblo
Colo
Pupin
Columbia University
Lstand
Prominent Alameda Lawyer Curbasl Dies at 75
Jose Dolores Curbasl a prominent Alameda county lawyer dies last night in Alameda eight miles north of Albuquerque. He was born in Santa Fe and moved to Alameda fourteen years ago leaving a widow and two children. Funeral set for tomorrow at the Catholic church with interment in Ignacio cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Albuquerque
Jose Dolores Curbasl
Santa Fe
Ignacio Cemetery
Markets Telegraphic Summary From New York Wire
Quotation rundown from F J Grat broker network cites New York markets with copper, steel, and railroad shares among listed names. Includes mentions of Brooklyn Fourth Avenue tunnel approval, a Pittsburg labor dispute to arbitration, anticipated copper producer concessions, May steel orders, mixed early month bank and currency movements, and general price levels in Chicago and St Louis markets with cattle and wool notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Commission
Brooklyn Fourth Avenue Tunnel
Pittsburg
Tron
Dun
Bradstreet
Europe
Grant Genius Hunting for Paradise
Allen Updegraf, Yale man and ex janitor, travels from New York toward the Fiji Islands on foot with Jos Barratt seeking a workless, poetic paradise. They plan to ship from San Francisco, expect to reach in thirty five days, carry fifty eight in cash, and rely on cocoanuts and pineapples while writing verses.
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Allen Updegraf
Yale
Upton Stholair
Hedeen Hall
New York
Jos. Barratt
Francisca
Updegraft
Chicago
Yale Monthly
San Francisco
Fiji
Hellion Hall
Three-Legged Goat Captures Albuquerque Public Interest
A three legged white goat displayed by the Commercial Printing company on Silver Avenue near 12th Street has drawn crowds at a territorial fair. The owner explains the goat was born with one hind leg, cannot kick, and has toured as a freak attraction for years. The proprietor plans to sell the goat for 25 dollars, the price paid three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmercat Printing Company
Silver Avenue
Albuqherque
Howes
Commercial Printing Company
Judge Dunne to preside over Ruef graft case for Schmitz
San Francisco June 1 Judge Frank J Dunne has been in the limelight since the graft investigation began and will continue there. He presided when Abraham Ruef confessed and will try Schmitz in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruef
Schmitz
San Francisco
Frank J. Dunne
Abraham Ruef
Curly
Judge Dunne Deliberates as Schmitz Faces Extortion Charges
The heated trial scene continues as Mayer Eugene Schmitz appears before Judge Dunne on extortion accusations similar to Ruef’s case. Backed by corporation interests, Schmitz faces an uphill battle amid questions of immunity and past payouts to secure protection for French restaurant operators.
Choo ses Chin as Paramour in Arizona Marriage Case
Albina Palmaras, a Mexican matron, seeks to nullify a marriage to Low Liang the Chinese man. They wed near the New Mexico line after eloping from Graham County Arizona. A territorial age rule blocked their union, then the couple crossed the line to wed, returning home amid domestic strife. Palmaras now asks the court to void the marriage contract through attorney Wiley Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albina Palmaras
Tve
Demure
Gite
Low Liang
Heau Hrummerl
New Mexico
Will
Wiley Jones
Amy
Mons Kollan
Graham County
Jackemiths
New Megium
Ted
Ariaona
Loye
Chinaman No. 1
Dolle
Jones
Town Notes and Local Happenings Amid Rain Delays
Regular meeting of Triple Tink Rebekah lodke 70 held at Fellows hall. Rain paused Memorial Day events and many parties resumed today. Tomorrow features a Browns game at Traction park. sidewalk work restarts with substantial concrete walks. Captain Oliver arrives to lead Salvation Army here. Road project talk and new ball game plans as locals discuss city services and business moves.
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Triple Tink
Rebekah Lodke
Fellows Hall
Elke Opera House
Elvek
Traction Park
Civil engineer graduate heads to new ventures
The obituary notes a Lehigh University civil engineering graduate who spent ten years in government work and resided in Salt Lake City. He leaves a widow and a mother in West Virginia, and a sister in Washington, D. C. His sister Mrs Marion Butler is married to ex Senator Butler of North Carolina.
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Lehigh University
New Mexico
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cornelia Falson
Elliott
W. V
Arter
Marion Butler
Washington, D. C
Butler
North Carolina
Santa Fe
Willa West Virgini
John N. Coffin
American Lumber Company
Los Angeles
Coffin
T. J. Sawyer
Pueblo
Colo
Captain Olver
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Columbus
Hridge
Colburns
Alee Eee
THE
White Elephant
W. W. Futreller Furniture Co
Zeiger’s Cafe
Columbus Hotel
Telegraphic
F. J. Grat & Co
Barnett Building
N. M
New York Stones
Amalgamated
Atchiv
Anaconda
Hultimere
Ohio
Oklyn Rapid
Transtradion Pacific
Chicaxa
Great Western Erie
Louleville
Missouri Pacific
York Central Norfolk
Ontario
Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pavide
St. Paul
Southern Railway
Union_ Pacific
Otton Greene Cananea
Shannon
Old Dominion
Copper Range
North Butte
Butte
Calumet
Arizona
Helvetia
Kansas City Tivesteer
Southern
Western Fed
St. Loui
St. Louis
Territory
Money Market
Fiji Islands
Chin
Fourth Street
Central Arena
Oliver
Purkin, Cola
Salvation Art
Fem
Reyft & Dowdell
el Paso
Texas
Dowdell
Masonic Temple
Maowon
E. O. Faulkner
Low Angele
Ile and Amber
Sane Fe
Buil Nene
Ite
Harelas
North Fourth Street
Speclmen
Roswell ‘Spelman
Spellman & Co
Mulberry ‘Street
Tandy
Un+ fon City
Edward
Faron
Washin
Rama Fe
Falcon
Banta Fe
Goner Roberts
M. Addi l Athuaraiaas Business College
Albuquerque, N. M
Albert Faber
Imperial Sanuary Co
West Railroad Avenue
J. H. O'Rielly & Co
BTO
French Bakery Co
R.R. Ave
C. F. Alien
Co-Operative Realty CO
J. E. Elder
Armijo Building
Henry
Rose Henry Maud Jenet
Lucca
the Champion Grocery Co
Atteucci Bros
Tijeras Ave
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone Co
Superior Planing
J.C. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams
First Street
Occal Ave
New Mex
J. Korber & CO
North SE
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