Telegraphic Market Summary and Bankers Notes
Telegraphic market letters from F J Graf & Co in Albuquerque report New York stocks and October cotton, with various rail and industrial shares listed. Bank of England rate unchanged, gold exports anticipated, wheat and corn crops on progress, and rail traffic showing gains. Kansas City and Chicago report cattle, hogs, and sheep prices, with general market firmness. July wheat and corn futures noted along with money market conditions and wool prices in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Graf & Co
Barnett Building
Albuquerque
N. M
New York
Amalgamated Copper c
American Smvellers
American Car Foundry
Weeee
Eiess
Baltimore and
Ohio
San
Bess Greene Cananea
Shannon Weaee
Calumet
Arizona
Old Dominion
Copper Range
North Butte Butte Coal
London
Bank of England
Burlington Officals
Rock Island
Alaska
Grand Trunk Pacific
Canada
Baby causes scene at station over custody dispute
On train No. 1 last night J C Conley seized his baby from Mrs. John Read and attempted to run away with it. The child had been in the care of Mr and Mrs Reub since the couple separated over a year ago, with no provision for custody. Mrs Reub, wife of a Santa Fe engineer, is en route to Los Angeles for her health and intends taking the baby home. The Reubs retain custody and no warrant has been issued. An offer to return the child upon the Reubs' return from Los Angeles was made by the Reub attorney to Conley's lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Conley
John Read
Los Angeles
Conley
Santa Fe
Reul
Reub
San Francisco
Conley Inn
California
T. N. Wilkerson
Mr. Reub
E.W. Dodson
Santa Fe Coast Lines Praised In Vacation Absence
Howell Jones land commissioner and Santa Fe director speaks of strong business and good condition of the Atlantic and Pacific line while on vacation with his wife. They planned to go to Trinidad but stayed in town as they await return home. Mention of Captain Spivey Pullman inspector and Eilsworth Ingally Kansans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic & Pacific
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Howell Jones
The
Santa Fe
Trinidad
Tikes
Albuquerque
Hom
Mia
Soteer
Spivey
Pullman
Eilsworth Ingally
Resignation of Alvarado manager shocks Albuquerque
The Citizen reports Ht. E. Pellew will not return to Albuquerque as master of the Alvarado and has severed ties with the Harvey system. John Stein, New Mexico division superintendent, says the paper’s story was the first indication. Barrett will not become manager. he is to break in and later head a new hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ht. E. Pellew
Albuquerque
Alvarado
Harvey
John Stein
New Mexico
Pellow
Barrett
Post Office Changes and New Mexico Pension Grants
Postmaster appointments announced for Estancia in Torrance county to Miguel A. Romero and Clarksville in McKinsey county to Jesse A. Molohon. Pensions granted or increased include Mrs Peliciana Gonzales de Herrera at $?? per month from July 1906, Fred C. Miller at Port Bayard to $14 from May 14, 1907, Hamilton Kimberlin at La Lux to $20 from March 6, 1907, and Joseph T. Miller at Albuquerque to $12 from March 1, 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Estancia
Torrance
Miguel A. Romero
Clarksville
Mckinsey
Jesse A. Molohon
Andrews
Peliciana Gonsales de Herrera
Bena
Fred C. G. Miller
Port Bayard
Hamilton Kimberlin
la Lux
Thom
Oseph T. Miller
Albuquerque
Mortuary notice for infant son of Woodford family
Stewart Woodford one year old son of Mr and Mrs Fred K D Woodford 21 South Water Street died at noon today from pneumonia and measles burial arrangements to be announced later. Gift of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve promoted by J H O’Rielly & Co with a potential advertisement for Hivkox Maynard Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dosaph
Stewart Woodford
Fred K. D. Woodford
South Water Street
DeWitt
J. H. O'Rielly & Co
Hall
Hivkox-Maynard Co
Probing the Hehing pilex and Dietigent cures
An unclear fragment mentions remedies and health issues with references to Huffer ing and Alany Grog store. The text is garbled, offering no coherent event or identifiable persons, places, or organizations to summarize reliably.
Immaculate Conception School 1907 Graduation
A large audience at St. Mary's hall attended the Immaculate Conception school commencement. The 1907 class included Frances L. Dye, Lucy B. Coleman, Isabel D. Connelly, Joseph M. Walsh, Henry J. Sandoval, and Ballingall Burke. The program featured solos, an oration, essays, and a valedictory, ending with a duet and a post‑program surprise. Closing exercises will be Friday June 21 at Immaculate Deception Church with High Mass, diplomas, and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hall
Immaculate Conception School
Frances L. Dye
Lucy B. Colem
Isabel D. Connelly
Joseph M. Walsh
Henry J. Sandoval
Hallingall Burke
A. Shinick
Ballingall Burke
eHart
Lucy BE. Coleman
Wax
Dora Beauchamp
Alvina Letarte
Immaculate Deception
A. M. Mandalari
Hays’ Gregorian Choir
Lecture Course For Next Winter In City
In the interest of securing a lecture program next fall city churches are asked to form committees. They should meet to cooperate with the lecture bureau and coordinate arrangements across churches. Extending similar plans to other cities could attract fine lecturers for a territorial tour at lower costs with consecutive dates.
Jewish Hospital for Consumptives Expands Capacity
G L Altheimer visits Denver for National Jewish Hospital dedication. The facility will admit any consumptive not in final stages, regardless of creed. Lena Johnson gains weight after seven months. Hospital plans a fund to aid patients post recovery. auction items offered. Dr Thoas Erleciric promotes an electromagnetic pain treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Altheimer
Denver
National Jewish Hospital For
Hen Altheimer
Lena Johnson
Tt Ik
Ticket to Eternity and a Train to Sleep
In Kansas City a salesman meets a despondent man intent on suicide. After failed pleas, the narrator arranges a fatal help by buying a ticket to ride three railroads away to an uncertain end, suggesting the man will wake somewhere else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Hines
Bury Your Dead Cats or Be Fined City Notice
City Health Officer warns residents against depositing dead animals in alleys or vacant lots or faces penalties under city ordinance. Complaints cite cats and fowls discarded in public spaces. other refuse moved to the city dump. Officials report downtown water-stand issues are being addressed as repairs proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health
Frank Quier
Cty
Quer
Pound master complains over relocating dog houses
Colonel George Washington Warde of Albuquerque lodges a protest with city officials as Martin Tierney the street commissioner refuses to move the pound from Trimble's stable to the corner of First and Grand avenue. Warde decries lack of space and threatens mayoral action while a separate ad jumbles with unrelated product pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Warde
Albuquerque
Martin Tierney
Warde
Tierney
Trimble
First and
Grand Avenue
Mayer
Rse Cutting Case Settled By Court
Mrs Jennie Boylan filed against John Boyle after she cut the rope and horse tied near the Boyle home at 1002 North Fifth Street. Police Judge Craig fined Boyle ten dollars or ten days. case to be appealed to district court. one released on a twenty dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Boylan
John Boyle
North Sth Street
W. C. Heacock
District Court
Ao One
Futreile Furniture Co New Arrivals This Week
The Futureile Furniture Co announces a shipment for the week featuring 450 chairs and rockers, mission bedroom suites, buffets, princes, dressers, chiffo robes wardrobe writing desk and chiffoniers, outermoor mattresses for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outermoor
Futreile Furniture Co
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Chase & Sanborns
Japan
Ceylon
India
Maloy
Columbus
Telegraphic
Kansas City Livesteet
Kansas City
Fed
Chicago
St. Pauls
St. Louis
Pirstort Onler Cook
Immaculate Conception
Satutaris
God of
Wiegant Jon Chor Iy Congregation
Jewish Hospital For Consumptives
Mickox-Maynard
Thoas
F. J. Johnson
Mart Cemes
Leggett
Flatt
Heep
Putreile Purniure Co
Kedel
Kodel
Jakes
O'Rwhy & Co
San Diego
Coronado
T. E. Purdy
RSE
Craig
Albuquerque Hatters
3Rd St
Gold Ave
West Coal Avenue
Dunler's Real Estate Agency
Sadie
Bambrook Bros
John Street
Sam Kee
South Second Street
Hunter's
Des
Copp and Piettet
Room
N. T. Armno Bldg
Anythi
French Bakery Co
C. F. Alien
West Railroad Avenue
Bank OF Commerce
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone CO
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music
South Second St
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