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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1907
Page
5
A crowd filled the Hike' opera house for the American Lumber company band concert last night. The program pleased the audience with vigorous performances, especially the Hunting Scene at the start of part two. The concert ran long, delighting music lovers despite its duration.
At Santa Fe United States district court Judge McFie presided. Dr Cabelerro and Mrs Segura faced adultery charges. The man pleaded guilty and drew a two year penitentiary sentence. Mrs Segura’s punishment deemed unlikely. An embezzlement indictment against Jacob Aurandt from the Santa Cruz post office was slated for today.
Word arrives of Stanley Dolan's death after a prolonged southwest health search. He had stayed briefly in Albuquerque, was 23, cheerful, and well-liked. Funeral will be held at his parents home in the Kansas City area. He was a graduate of St Louis Brothers' academy and Kansas City Knights of Columbus member.
Prof A M Espinosa of the University of New Mexico romance languages department has been invited by the University of Chicago to teach Spanish courses during the coming summer. He edited two works by Jose Echegaray and is regarded as a leading authority on Spanish American dialects, particularly New Mexican Spanish. He earned a master of arts degree from Colorado and will be away from UNM from June to late August before resuming his UNM duties.
Market quotes from New York brokerage firm Graft and Co. list numerous stocks with mixed activity, while Kansas City and Omaha cattle, sheep, and calves trades show steady to unchanged prices. The report notes steel and copper trends, currency shifts, and a murder case in Albuquerque involving Antimo Pettine.
A mass meeting at the university considered boosting spring athletics funding. Treasurer Will McMillin reported a 75 balance, prompting a plan to share play receipts with the Dramatic Club. Students preview baseball and track efforts for a dual meet with A. and M. College and plan preliminary class contests next month. The university announces faculty changes, new school descriptions, and library additions. Dr Teht reviewed needs before lawmakers.
A city council and a Woman's Club committee reached an agreement on a strong ordinance to suppress the nuisance caused by a small boy with a gun. Provisions ban firing firearms within city limits except by law officers, ban sale or furnishing firearms to minors under 16, prohibit ammunition sales to minors, and prohibit toy guns loaded with lead pellets. Target shooting is allowed only if properly conducted. violations carry fines from five to twenty five dollars and possible commitment until fines are paid.
Dr W G Shadrach secretly wed Miss Mary E Smith of Glasgow Missouri at his East Railroad Avenue home on a Thursday evening. Ernest B Crawford of Christian church performed the ceremony with a small group present. The bride arrived on delayed train No 1 and became Mrs Shadrach that night amid family and close friends. The report notes the groom's two weeks illness and mentions local probate clerk Walker and others as witnesses. A brief health note on Chamberlains Salve follows.
A parade of church notices lists services for Latheran Church Highland M E Church South Epworth League events Christian Church St Johns Episcopal Congregational Highland Methodist First Methodist Episcopal Immaculate Seption First Presbyterian and Christian Science gatherings with times morning worship evening programs Sunday school and special choir acts all inviting and open to the public under priest ministers and lay leaders.
The Woman's Club of Albuquerque held its first meeting in the new club building parlors. The program included parliamentary instruction by Mrs. Whitcomb, musical numbers by Miss Keith, papers by Mrs. Canon and Mrs. Ray, and readings by Mrs. George Albright and Miss Bowers. A report on firearms and a drafted city ordinance were presented for approval. Next program led by the domestic science department is planned for Friday. Tonight, free lunch at the White Elephant. Shoe trees ad promotes 76 cent pairs at C. May's Shoe Store.
A Marble Avenue grocer recalls being among the first to stock Maple Flake and sell it at 12 1/2 cents per package. A manufacturer’s agent challenged the price, threatening to cut supply unless the price rose to 16 cents. The grocer refused, stating continued stock and profit at the 12 1/2 cent price, with plans to sell large quantities to customers.
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