Fourth of July Racing Meet at Traction Park
The Gentlemen's Driving Association of Albuquerque lists afternoon racing features for the Fourth of July at Traction Park. Entries include Free all pace Shecam, Daniel J, Exodus, Master Delmar, Charlie M, Hoone, Hallie, McGinty, Nimble Jim. Half mile heats with three heats out of five to win. purses under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Park
The
Gentlemen's Driving Association of
Albuquerque
Shecam
Jake Levey
Daniel J
James ‘T. Johnson
Exodus
Emil Mann
Master Delmar
John F. Pearce
Charlie M
Mr. Collins
Hoone
Hallie
Stolen Coin Folly Involving Yaller Shoes Youth Arrested
Chief McMilin detains a young Black boy after a break in at a resident's home. He confessed to taking $8 but only $4 recovered. He explained spending $2.50 on a pair of gal ller shoes and other small purchases. The chief plans to hold him four days. The item includes local ads and classifieds.
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Hame
McMilin
Chief McMillin
Reform School
Chief McMilin
Darky
Runaway Accident Injures Menaul Mission Official
J C Ross superintendent of the Menaul Mission school was injured in a runaway on West Copper Ave. His surrey struck a telegraph pole after sparks from a forge frightened the horse. A young lady in the rear seat was thrown out but escaped serious injury. The horse calmed soon after and the surrey was badly damaged.
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J.C. Ross
Menaul Mission School
West Copper Ave
Surrey
Ross
Smith & Frank
Surrey Ws
Roan
Tross
Robbers tried 10 wreck safe in Albuquerque
The article reports robbers attempted to crack a city safe at a Albuquerque business, leaving little cash as most funds were checks. Owners offer a reward and police vow a city cleanup. Officials believe the robbers may have drifted in from larger towns, possibly Denver, and left after failing to crack the safe. Law enforcement will monitor business districts and advise keeping less cash in safes.
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Washburn
Albuquerque
Meany
Denver
Four men convict in police court over vagrancy and disorderly conduct
Four men appeared in police court this morning and pleaded guilty to vagrancy or assaulting a wife or drunkenly dis orderly behavior. Fines ranged from 10 to 16 dollars with default to city holdover. Judge Crane admonished one defendant to avoid drinking to prevent future incidents.
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Crane
San
G. H. Goenell
Fussell Stevens
Vidal Santianas
Atanejo Valvsques
Judie
Memorial Services Held by Odd Fellows and Woodmen in Albuquerque
Two unusual memorial services were held in Albuquerque yesterday. The Odd Fellows and the Woodmen of the World met at Presbyterian and First Methodist churches. Rev. Hugh A. Cooper preached on friendship truth and life today. Woodmen service featured Dexter Rev. Tt. C. Rolling. Dexter Beattie preached at the evening service.
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Albuquerque
Odd Fellows
Woodmen of the World
Presbyterian Church
First Methodiat
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Rebekahs
Hugh A. Cooper
Manis
We. W
First Methodist Church
Theytertin
TC. Beatte
Man From Borneo Big Hit At Traction Park Casino
The Man From Borneo drew a large crowd at Traction Park Casino with the Manhattan Musical Company. Eddie Murray led a string of strong performances with energetic turns and guiding comedy. Jeraldine Wood, Spaulding, Murray Dillon and others received praise for their roles and the chorus, promising further success with upcoming shows.
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Borneo
Traction Park
Manhattan” Musicalompany
Eddie Murray
Jeraldine Wood
Eorke Spaulding
Uncle Borneo
Murray Dillon
al Iend
King
Clivener Burton
Barnes
Paul Riebe
Etta Rue
Drusilla
Miss Dalton
Borm
Extension of Albuquerque Traction tracks to Barelas division
General Manager Chadbourne announced the extension of the Albuquerque Traction Co tracks west from Central to Gold avenues to connect with the Barelas division. Three crews began work tearing up ground with ankle plows drawn by horses as the line advances toward Highland and Santa Fe tracks, with completion expected within a week and operation through to Highlands later debated.
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Albuquerque Traction Company
Barelas
Chadbourne
Central Avenue
Gold Avenue
Second Street
Avithin
Oal
Central
Gald Avenue
Sid Mata Chadbourne
Lamber Mill Cays
Hielws
Hite
Falmad
Santa Fe
Cromelayne
Highlands
Highland
Hotel Arrivals List From Arade to El Paso
An extensive hotel arrivals list shows guests and origins from cities across the United States and beyond. Names include Campbell St Louis Woodward Sohalle Chicago Ripley San Marcial Barnhart San Francisco Carlton Silver City Foster Cleveland Peirce St Joseph Karag and many others. The document records guests from St Louis to Denver, Los Angeles to Madrid, highlighting a bustling travel season with numerous individuals associated with hotels in Arade and adjacent regions.
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J. EB. McQuirre
Ste Joseph
Lujac
St. Louis
A. Paugermansse
Denver
M. Myers
New York
Chas. I. Thayer
Golden
Robert J. Thomas
Kansas City
L. EB. Shepherd
Los Angeles
J. HL. B. Fitzpatrick
Oakland
Cal
CB. Kahoe
Barstow
JJ McCoy
Rebee
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Maloy
W, Futrelie Furniture Co
Evening Citizen
Supt. Ross
Columbus Hotel
Woon
Wife Beater
Judge Cral
Trenting
Odd Fellows and Woodmen of World
Tt. C. Rolling
Cottomwood Grove
Shurch
Mrs. Housekeeper
Old
Mexico
Big Indian Store Corner Railroad Ave
First St
Savoy
Sincoe
Rokersfield
J GO Harris
Belen
HM. Flynn
WU Ard
Needles
Geo
Welch
Mre
W.C. Magic
Trinidad
J. A. Ballbaot
A. F. Ballbach
Philadelphia
A. F Icyan
Bakersfield
Lieyd Griffix
Dove Ceraga
San Jose
Joseph Lauder
Leadville
William B
Fon
California
Boston
Alfred Clark
Montana
Bambrook Bros
John Street
Fee
Walton
Prp
Matteuwucci
Green Front
North First St
Sam Kee
South Second Street
Bealer
Hunter's Wagon Yard
N. Broadway
Nyyyyy
Armijo Bldg
Corner
3Rd St
Gold Ave
West Railroad Avenue
Bank OF Commerce
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone CO
Gallup
BAK Sry
French Bakery Co
R.R. Ave
C.F. Allen
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music CO
South Second St
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