Governor Ross to Be Honored at City Meeting
A reception for Gen. Hugh Cameron and Gov. J. G. Ross will be held in the Presbyterian church next Monday evening. The event aims to emphasize Kansas sentiment toward Ross amid his past party shifts and perceived political false accusations. Mayor Frank McKee of Albuquerque will preside.
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Hugh Cameron
J. G. Ross
Presbyterian Church
Gen. Cameron
Stile
Kansas
Gov. Ross
Rose
Senate of the
United States
Kansus
Republican Party
Rosy
Johnson
Market telegraph page notes brisk London rally and Kansas City cattle
London stocks rally with Union Pacific Amalgamated Copper and St Paul up over eight points. Treasury to redeeem government fours. Texas crop reports exaggerated. Liverpool futures quiet. Kansas City cattle and sheep steady to higher with southern stockers and feeders strong. Omaha prices mixed. Produce and metals markets show varied activity with wool steady and spelter weak.
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New York
London
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
St. Paul
Treasury
Harriman
Atchison
Texas
Gates
Liverpool
Kansas City
Baseball Bee Busy With Southwest Baseball Plans
The article reports a flurry of baseball activity in the Southwest with plans from Albuquerque to El Paso. Manager Arthur Cavanaugh writes letters as spring motions, while Trace ton park prepares for a season of sports. The Indians from the local school face the University in a week, and the season opens April 17 with western teams starting in the east. Jack Nash signs with Trinidad, Edward Webster to captain, and El Paso hosts two New York Giants exhibitions with a bonus for Texan runners. Binger Corhan heads to the Springs on April 1 for practice.
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Albuquerque
Arthur Cavanaugh
Albuquine
Trinidad
Las Vetas
Paso
Traceton Park
Jack Nash
Las Vegas
Trinand
Edward Webster
New York City Giants
California
el Paso
Francis resigns Whitney secretary post to join Nelson Mfg in San Francisco
Walter B. Francis resigns as secretary for the Whitney company and sails to San Francisco to become western agent for the Nelson Manufacturing Co of St. Louis. He has spent eleven years at Whitney starting as collector and is praised as a trustworthy, capable employee by Whitney president.
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Walter B. Francis
Whitney Company
First Street Hardware House
San Francisco
Francis
The
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Whitney
Arbor Day Observed at University Campus
Arbor Day activities at the territorial university included students bringing wagons of cottonwoods and poplars to the river and campus digging. Planting started at 1 pm and lasted two hours, followed by a student faculty baseball game. Refreshments were served by the school’s young ladies.
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University
Territorial Institution
Mortuary notices for Burns and Ames in Pueblo region
Charles Burns aged 35 dies in his Highlands room and awaits relatives word at Strong undertaking parlor. Ames, Pittsburg native, dies at sanitarium of pneumonia after staying near the city. body to Pittsburg tonight. W Strong of Los Angeles visiting and known Albuquerque business figure. Classified line mentions late sale and horse request.
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Charles Burns
Pueblo
Highlands
Belng
Parlora
Dle
Ames
HOM
Pittsburg
Nipson
W. Strong
Los Angeles
Mr. Strong
Albuquerque
California
Rich Pays $10 For Assault In Seigle Case Dismissed
After a morning to afternoon hearing Judge Crate dismissed the felony extortion charge against Richard Oliver and fined Rich $35 for a fault with Seigle. Seigle testified he was beaten during a gambling dispute in a saloon where he lost chips and signed checks under threat. Rich claimed Oliver intervened to prevent further violence.
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Crate
Richard Oliver
Rich
Selgie
Selgle
the &A Fe
Galt
Myself
Mr. Mount
Mount
Oliver
First National Bank
Riews
Iich
Seige
Seigie
Barkeeper
Seigle
Seigel
Sergie Oan
Sergie
Seigio
Leon
Free concert by American Lumber Company Band at Piac Park
A local event listing announces a free Sunday afternoon concert by the American Lumber Company Band at Piac Park. The rest of the text is a jumbled mix of ads and dialogue fragments mentioning various items like Strawberries, Monarch products, and grocery notes.
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American Lumber Company
Piac- Park
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South Second Street
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HO West Gold Avenue
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Railroad Avenu Avenue
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New Mexico
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U.S
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