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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
5
A readable fragment references a figure nicknamed Insane Italian linked to Mafia activity. Details are sparse. no dates, places, or organizations are clearly identifiable from the fragment. The item appears to be an isolated caption or brief note within a larger page.
Albert Faber, carpet and furniture dealer, celebrated the grand opening of his new Staab Building showroom in Albuquerque with a green decor theme. The two-story display featured mahogany suites, green Axminster carpet, and an ornate interior, drawing old customers and new as guests toured the expansive stock and heard live music.
Justice Crawford of precinct 13 ruled in the Territory vs Alderman W H Gillenwater for carrying a concealed deadly weapon. After evidence, the defense limited the case to the concealed weapon charge and the alderman was fined plus costs. The threatening weapon charge was discharged.
A March 17 8 PM event features Irish music songs and performances by Irish artists. The program includes musical servetion vocal solos and a reminder dinner at a restaurant from 3 PM to ? Admission 25 cents.
Real estate notice announces available hotel space for rent managed by M. Moore Realty. Listings describe subseries or subsections for news operations and related facilities. Includes contact details and timeframe for occupancy.
Nathan Barth visits from St Johns Arizona recalling 1869 grazing when jack rabbits and antelope were the only forage. He notes grama grass now stands tall and robust, providing good forage. sheep are in fine condition this spring. J A Speer, recently arrived, is in need of help and lodging with Mr Barnett. A free lunch is advertised at the White Elephant tonight.
Fragmented early 20th century classified items include dogs for sale a horse buggy typewriters safes and other used goods. Also a furnished room for rent and a missing money pouch notice. The text references addresses in South Edith street Fourth street and Railroad avenue with vague contact details.
Chicago investors led by Nathan F. Leopold toured the Burro Mountain Copper property in Grant County. The group traveled by private car from 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. visiting Silver City and the mines, noting 250 men at work processing about 250 tons of ore daily and expressing satisfaction with operations.
In St Louis, Conrad Irwin asks his father for financial help as he remains imprisoned in the city Bastile on a theft charge. He had Constable James Smith wire the senior Mr Irwin to learn the amount needed for freedom, but no reply arrived by late afternoon. The situation reflects the ongoing collection telegrams and uncertainty about payment.
James Boyer, a noted boilermaker, returns from the Zuni Mountains where he worked on engines for the Zuni Mountain railroad. He reports brisk lumber operations led by Belknap of the American Lumber Co, with workdays from early morning to night. The elevation tops about 4,900 feet and snowfall occurs about every other day. Government dam construction may start by spring. local conditions are harsh with rugged law and order noted. An expert chef at the White Elephant will serve a merchants lunch daily from 11 to 2:30.
Short puffed sleeves remain in fashion with three variations. Sleeve No 1 features half inch lucks, pleated cuff with lace edge, suited for silk afternoon dresses. Sleeve No 2 rises above the elbow with pleat clusters and ribbed edge. Sleeve No 3 shows lures and lurches with magnetized woof and corded tucks, creating a full look. Willy Taylor, a noted Las Vegas wall payer, visits on business.
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