Citizen's Theory May Yet Be True
A man shot and killed at the Fletcher ranch near the city is to be identified via a published photograph and description. Clifton Hill of Isleta confirms the victim showed signs of insanity and traveled by freight train from Gallup, possibly Kinney of Phoenix, though no positive identification has been made.
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Fletcher Ranch
Alex. Lewis
Colorado
Evening Citizen
Kinney
Phoenix
Aris
Biebee
Jose
Clifton Hill
Isleta
Raltor
Terday
Gallup
Hill
Isleta Peer
Tineau
Blueher's Trotters Doing Good Work
Herman Blucher visits Elwood Indiana stables managed by W S Sweeney and praises trotters. Alice is entered in Ohio Illinois Indiana circuits and may set records this summer. Major Egmond will appear at state fairs near Elwood and seek blue ribbons. General McClellan shows promise with trainer Sweeney predicting purses come season end.
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Herman Blucher
Mlinois
Elwood
Ind
W. S. Sweeney
Aliee
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
General McClellan
Sweeney
Mr. Bluoher
Presbyterians Plan Three Services in New Church Edifice
The Presbyterian congregation will hold three Sunday services at their new corner Silver avenue and Fifth street church. Rev. Hugh A. Cooper preaches at 11 am on The Mission of the Church and Rev. Sevier of Santa Fe at 8 pm. a communion service is set for 4 pm. The pastor invites the public to attend and support the church’s evangelization and civic righteousness efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Avenue
Fifth Street
Hugh A. Cooper
Sevier
Santa Fe
Cooper
Jolee
Infant of Mr and Mrs Jesus Sunches Dies at Home
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Sunches died this morning at their home on 1 South Third Street. The burial is planned for tomorrow morning at Santa artarny someery, NANSee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Third Street
Jesus Sunches
Santa Artarny Someery, Nansee
Delicate Youthful Complexion Cream Promises Clear Skin
An advertisement touts a facial cream named Megalo Babes from Higan that promises a smooth pale complexion. It claims to reduce freckles, blemishes, and sallowness with a delicately patient formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apgily Higan
Grru
Branty
Baseball at Meadow City: Browns Face Las Vegas Sunday
Report notes a long previous game, urges faster play and sharper effort from Browns and other amateur teams. Mentions Las Vegas bat, Meadow City, Lyons, Rathburn, Nash, Tony Ortle at first, Matney arriving to prep for Sunday's game, with a nod to local produce ads at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matney
Browns
Las Vegas
Maloy's
Homeward Bound from San Francisco Troopers Return
The second squadron of the First United States Cavalry under Major Brown toured San Francisco from 11:30 am to 4 pm. They helped care for quake refugees, distributed supplies, and noted 50,000 to 60,000 destitute housed in government tents and fed via soup houses. Officers praised systematic relief, with tents available to able-bodied workers and weekly rations for families. Captain Symington of Albuquerque, nephew of Sheriff Armijo, was among those hosted by Santa Fe relatives.
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First
United States Cavalry
Brown
Frisco
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
California
Amenay
Symington
Albuquerque
Perfecto Armijo
Santa Fe
Local notices mix travel moves and civic items in city page
Mrs N T Armbro and son Nicolas T plan summer absences in Los Angeles. Attorney A J Mitchell opens a Los Angeles law office. Albuquerque socialism club names officers J J Ryan Gustafson Peter Stewart and others. Dickson Stevens awarded warehouse rebuild contract for W J Lemps Brewing in North First street. Kat rine celebrates 16th birthday with friends. Wayne Wilson and bride leave for honeymoon after Silver City ceremony. Co W Cook Jr heads to Kansas City and Chicago to meet fair manager. Rip Van Winkle parade led by Wilers band and a stage show planned. Reports of stock depredations blamed on Indians near Dry Creek Buckhorn. Rev Havens to Arizona trip for Prohibition work. July 1 joins American Lumber Co. staff in Chicago. Mail in Albuquerque gets green paint as boxes are repainted. BE Ferguson sails for Santa Fe then Farmington to work with Mutual Life.
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N.T. Armbro
Nicolas T
Los Angcos
A. J. Mitchell
First National Bank
Henne Building
Los Angeles
Albuquerque Socialism Club
J. J. Ryan
G. EB. Gustafson
Peter Stewart
W. Petcalf
Dickson & Stevens
W. J. Lemps Brewing Association
North First Street
Woe
Grimm St
Iron Avenuee
Katerine
Wayne Wilson
Bride
Julia Coalter Buo
Silver City
New York
Beston
Washington
Co. W. Cook, Jr
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Chicago
Cook
Rip van Winkle
Wiler
Alvarado Hotel
Eilers Company
Ry van Winkle
Grant County
Socorro County
Reds
Dry Creek
Buckhorn Creek
W. W. Havens
New Mexico
Arizona Ant Saloon League
Winslow
Flagstaff
Williams
Prescott
Ariz
Havens
N. Coffin
American Lumber Company
Coffin
G.C. Cowell
WR Ferguson
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
el Paso
Ferguson
Affidavits Win as Unknowns Fall Short in Bowling On West Alleys
The Affidavits led by H Dixon tallied 634 pins while Thomas of the Unknowns contributed the second highest score. the Affidavits won by 76 pins after a strong showing from both teams.
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H. Dixon
Thomas
Unknowns
Mayers
Ave
W. Maffett
Ave. Hertzog
H. Benjamin
le Bennett
Ormon Mandell
W. H. West
Moving of Mutual Life office spreads district across regions
The article notes Mutual Life’s office relocation to El Paso broadening Mr. Fergusons district to ten western Texas counties, one Oklahoma county and all of New Mexico. It also mentions Herman Snyder’s friends delivering a Bible as thanks at a committee meeting on South Edith street and health officer Maing warning residents to clean yards.
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Ington
N. M
Mutual Life Office
el Pago
Perguson
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Christian Endeavors Society
John W. Barron
Maing
Board of Health
Eliy
Albuquerque
Officer Maing
Redbot
Traction Company Orders More Steel for Pueblo Extension
M. 0. Chadbourne of the Albuquerque Traction Company ordered 126 tons of pound steel from Colorado Fuel and Iron at Pueblo for the Lamber Mills extension. Sufficient steel exists to reach Highth Street where the extension turns. Delivery is set for the 20th to minimize delays as crews work on the North Second Street New York Avenue curve.
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Chadbourne
Albuqy Traction Company
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Pueblo
Lamber Mills
Highth Street
North Second Street
New York Avenue
Classifieds and notices from a busy local shop page
An assortment of job ads sales pitches and rental notices. Items include Wanted for Colorado laborers at Aas Employment Co and two mangled girl notices, a saddle horse for sale by Mrs J W Prestel, large ventilated rooms for rent at 624 West Railroad Avenue, and aggressive price promotions from The Jaffa Grocery Co and Gilberta Millinery Co. Also mention of picnic baskets at McIntosh Hardware and a millinery stock sale deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial, Laundry Company
Colorado
Aas Employment Co
South Second Street
J. W. Prestel
North Second Street
West Railroad Avenue
Local Ads Spark A Busy Market Day
The page showcases various shop notices including Meadow Gold butter eggs at low prices, Elbaw silk gloves new stock, and a broad fruit bumper at Maloy's. It promotes a free band concert, trapeze display at a theater, and a 7:30 pm event. A five man bowling team is sought to challenge the Affidavits at West Bowling Alleys with vaccine supply points at Ruppe's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaffa Grocery Co
Lion Store
Shor
Josh Hardware Company
FBI
Carver's Horses Show Superior Knowledge
The text describes preparations for a Fourth of July celebration at Traction Park. Contractor Westbrook begins excavating a pond for Dr. Carver's diving horses. The horses reportedly rise 40 to 85 feet and dive from a platform into a 12 foot deep pond with trained, unescorted leaps.
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Traction Park
Westbrook
Dr. Carver
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Phenix
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Blueher
New Church
Ward
Wart
Ueraine
Bastile
Larer
Judge Crawford
George King
B. W. West
Thomas Ford
Frank Quier
Rothenberg & Schloss
Quier
Ford Ford
Ford
United States
Whiting
San Francisco
McDonald
Hoge
Gallegos
Meadow City
Lyons
Wichita
Rathburn
Leavenworth
Nash
Tony Ortle
Tony
Uas
Ruppe’s
Capt. Symington
Traction Company
Eighth Street
Gilbert Millinery CO
Mcintosh Hardware Company
Home Library
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
A. Simpier
S. Second Street
Postoffice
Maack
the Williams Drug Co
Blue Front
A. J. Richards
Jemez Hot Springs
Fourhorne
City
Trimble & Co
Ieee
Hot Springs
Colorado Telephone CO
Popopopo PO Soho HO
Procece
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Posoheoao OC
Vervroeo
Cole
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