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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
2
At F. F. Trotter's grocery store we guarantee the right flavor for all dishes. We select only brands that are reliable and procure the best manufactured products.
Cloudy and blustery day with threats of rain. An anniversary note marks the 1891 New Orleans lynching of Italians. Train arrivals and departures listed. Local business visits, shop events, and social notices cover merchants, hospital updates, and travel. Sporting notes include Nelson-McGovern fight plans and trap shooting results. Remaining items describe new Korver building progress and notable visits by residents and visitors.
Jose Sais one year old son of Mr and Mrs Victor Sais of 19 North Fourth Street died last night on a freight train en route to this city from Belen. He had typhoid fever and suddenly worsened after a hearty supper as the train passed the stock yards near the depot. Funeral services set for 9:30 AM tomorrow from the family home and 9:00 AM from Immaculate Conception church with Rev Mandalari officiating. Interment at Santa Barbara Cemetery.
On January 2 1906 the Hatschild estate case and D F Gill claim for 161 50 for services and goods destroyed drew Judge Romero attention in probate court. Although refused by administrators the claim was allowed by the probate judge and an appeal to Judge Abbott will be heard soon in district court. The rest notes advertise changed pay day at American Lumber Mills and store hours. Arnolds Best patent flour touts dental health while White Elephant Merchants Lunch serves daily 1 to 2 30.
The Citizen announces a new editor will oversee the local desk. The change targets sharper city coverage and stronger community ties, with expectations of improved reporting and timely updates.
A cluttered notice advertises St Patrick’s Day activities on Saturday March 17 at 8 PM featuring musical and oratorical presentations by Irish artists along with vocal solos and a patriotic address. It lists admission 25 cents and a range of event cues, with additional ads for window screens, homestead decor, and tailored clothing services from local vendors.
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