Tragic Albuquerque Streetcar Death and Local Trials
A man named Anselmo Baca died after being struck by streetcar No 1 near the Old Town court house as he walked along the tracks. A coroner and jury investigated. the injury was caused by the car at full speed. Separate reports discuss a forgery case, wool commerce in Boston, and Indian reservation progress in Dulce with timber and school projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anselmo Baca
Moore
F. G. Bartlett
Jacarilla Apache India
Rio Arriba
American Lumber Co
Boston Market
Anselmo Hite
Abhuggeryae
Traction Company
Schrader
Chambers
Baca
American Lumber Company
New Mill
Los Diirines
Old Albuquerque
Diuranes
Martinez
Old Town Court House
Justice of the
Jose Miguel Chaves
Justice Chaves
Borders
Old Town
Chaves
Reese
Fairhill
Court House
Judge Philips Visits Albuquerque With Mrs Philips
United States Court of Appeals judge John F Philips from Missouri travels to Albuquerque for a two week stay with wife Mrs Philips citing health reasons. He hints at a Kansas rail rate dispute tied to Interstate Commerce Commission concerns but does not discuss specifics. He plans to review law papers during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Philips
United States Court of Appeals
West District of Missouri
Kansas City
Sinquerque
Phillips
Alavarado
Philips
O'Brien Mortaliy Reported in Albuquerque Search
W O'Brien, a Wyoming or Welsh sounding name, formerly of Albuquerque, died this morning at his home in a mountain area from tuberculosis. The notice is garbled and lacks clear dates or places but indicates recent four months away from Albuquerque and a death at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O'Brien
Rainy weather disrupts river patrol range plans
The fragmentary text notes rain affecting preparations, hindering activities, and delaying events. Mentions workers, cattlemen, and plans for spring range conditions, with unclear specifics due to corrupted OCR.
Six year old boy burns after epileptic fit in Santa Fe home
A six year old boy in Santa Fe leaped into a bedroom fireplace during an epileptic seizure on De Vargas street. He suffered severe burns to the head and upper body as relatives and Dr. J. M. Diag provided aid before transporting him to his mother’s home. The boy’s condition was described as semi conscious with intense pain and nervous shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
de Vargas Street
J. M. Diag
Rosalia Gonzales
Santa Fe
Gonzales
Gonfiles
Veteran asks if saloons are safe to enter in Albuquerque
George Pendleton a white haired Civil War veteran recently arrived from Colorado with his ailing daughter timidly questioned several saloons in the business district whether it was safe for him to enter. He was told his incapacity justified his hesitation. Pendleton was picked up by Special Officer Gray and later convicted of intoxication in police court and discharged. Marshall McMillin opined Pendleton had been reading statehood arguments in Congress before coming to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pendleton
Colorado
Pendleton
Gray
Santa Fe
Marshall McMillin
Congress
Albuquerque
May Sink the Well Deeper
A El Paso Times correspondent from Alamogordo reports Postmaster M Hawking pursued an abandoned artesian well project, halted at 1000 feet by General MacArthur. Letters from Washington note regret over bore depth and say a government hydrologist will assess district geology for artesian water prospects. If the red gummy clay at 125 feet yields, deeper drilling may succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso Times
Alamegerdy
M. Hawking
Manaccor UH
J. Simmons
BP. & SW
Hawkins
Department of the Interior
Expincer
A. Po Davia
Washington
Davis
Alanogorde
Lada
Tikke
Blackmore Remits Charge After Rampage Arrest
Clarence Blakemore, once respected at Zinger's cafe, aroused a disturbance last night armed with a sharpening knife. He resisted Officer Wagoner and was fined $20 or 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to intoxication, disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Blakemore
Blakemore
Pat Zinger
Wagoner
Glakemore
Cmpty
Will Go to Trial Says Attorney Field
Attorney Field, long based in New York, refuted reports of a compromise in the Caledonian case. He said the suit against Santa Fe railroad and Colorado Fuel and Iron will proceed to trial at the next term, despite claims of a settlement during his absence. The dispute involves Caledonia Coal and related entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney
Neil!ield
New York City
Ian
Evening Citizen
Field
Rela
Calédonian Coal Company
Hove Company
Banta Pe Daiilroad Company
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Aod
New York
Pietd Yeseir
Attorney Field
Santa Fe
Attortey’ Field
Santa C
Colorado Pael and Iron Company
Reds Mapes
Nelson Beats Up Terrible Terry At Quaker City Fight
In Philadelphia last night Nelson defeated Terrible Terry in a boxing bout noted for rough exchanges and crowd reactions. Spectators saw Nelson gain the edge through aggressive rounds, with Terry landing limited shots as the match extended to multiple rounds amid the fraternal crowd. A gastronomical treat followed at the White Elephant Merchants Lunch served daily from 11 to 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Elephant
Nelson
Terry
Quaker City
Mathine
Terry Wis
Torey
White Elephant Merchants
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H. H. Johnson
Lopez
John Moore
Flag Seat
Arie
Flagstaff
Santry-Sharpe Construction Company
Bogus Bank
Sheriff Department
Heyn
Hernalillo County
Flagetaf
FG. Bartlett
Ira
Boston
South West
Hartlett
Bartlett
Freig
New Mexico
Arizona
Bartlett Wa
California
Chicago
B. A. Garcia
Jobbson
Hie Hearilo Apache
Dulce
Hatta Fe
Johnson
Conny
Indian Service
Charles
United States
A. Abbott
Vigil
Manuel
Frank
Pablo
A. Lopes
Ruperta Lopes de Chaves
Samuel Chaves
Pittshurs
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Northwest
St.,Louis
Seymour Barrington
Clayton
James P McCann
Barrington
Albuquerque Planing Mill
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Bailing Bros
Flist Street
U. S. Court OF Appeals
Ouis Gonzales
Clarkville Produce CO
South
Finer Street
Blackmore
Caledon
JAN Coal Company
Mailam Stewart-Lamb
Auilnery
Crown Studio
Over Post Hardware Co
Railroad Ave
King OF
H. S. Lithgow & Co. Hook Binders
J. W. Masters Cor. Prone A
HOM
Supply Company
Just
Albert Faber
Madame Gross
West Gold Ave
West Gold Avenue
The
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
A. J. Richards
West Railroad Avenue
Les
M. Berger
West Copper Ave
Poe Seeeear
Mmercial Club
Austrian
China
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
Fire Department
Colorado Telephone Co
Wootton & Myer
Jemez Hot Springs
Tig
W. L. Trimble & Co
N. M
B. Hlock
Perea, N. M
Rankin & CO
N. T Armijo Building
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