Tonghi Reception Honors Gov Ross at Albuquerque
Kansas Governor Cameron arrives to honor Gov. Ross with a public testimonial in Albuquerque. The event recalls Ross sustained during impeachment era, with speakers praising his honesty and conscience. A theater like program includes musical numbers, an oration on The Johnson Impeachment, and a city presiding mayor.
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Ward Cameron
Gay
Kaimas
Jenon
Washirton
Hiuits
Lawrence
Kan
Liotar
Thik
Albuquerque
KB. G. Ross
Presbyterian Church
Ross
Johnson
Gov. Ross
Cameron
Kamsas
Pitt Ross
America
Daddy
H. J. Collins
H. B. Fergusson
WN. Corzine
A. B. Berm
John Walking
Hugh Organ
F. B. Schwentker
Franky McKee
Territorial suit for accounting against New Mexico penitentary
A suit filed in Socorro seeks an accounting of funds by Frank W. Par e for the territory of New Mexico and its superintendent at the territorial penitentiary. The territory is cited through the attorney general to appear in Cruces on Saturday March 50 to show why the court should not grant jurisdiction.
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Mexico
Tereitorial
Socorro
Die Inlet
Dougherty& Griffith
Territory of
New Mexico
Generat Ton Pear
Frank W. Pare
Third Judicial
Die
Drowning at Kroenig Lake Involves Lincoln Watrous
Fast Las Vegas dispatch reports Lincoln Watrous a Las Vegas Telephone lineman and two sons of Santa Fe civil engineer F Merideth Jones drowned during a duck hunting trip at Kroenig Lake. The light canvas skiff capsized near shore and Watrous sank with shells and gear.
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Las Vegas
Lincoln Watrous
D. C
Jake Lavy
Pedtingly
Standard Plumbing Company Changes Hands
Announcement states the purchase by Joseph W. Henseiden Ralph Duntar and Mesxrs of the Standard Plumbing Company. The firm, started by Cox and Her widen, will operate under new leadership with Henseiden handling finances and Thyad directing operations from 442 West Hallvead avenue. The change promises continued courteous service and continued reception of customer inquiries.
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Mésxrs
Joseph W. Henseiden
Ralph Duntar
T If Cox
Wallace Herwiden
Mr. Henseiden
Lrants Thyad
West Hallvead Avenue
Hostelsven
Dunbar
Legislative committee reports on tax investigation and budget
The legislative committee's continued report covers a special ministerial probe into tax powers and a £1,400 contingent expense by Auditor Sargent. The Morning Journal is branded as false for accusing dishonesty. The general appropriation bill was reported unfavorably in council, a substitute bill kept secret, and the original bill was tabled again.
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Sargent
The
Morning Journal
Holt
Beach
Heach
House
Dulles
Mr. Richards
Martines
Feloek
Rev Thomas Harwood Visits Spanish Missions
Rev Thomas Harwood, superintendent of Spanish missions in Mexico and Arizona, writes from Tucson about an inspection trip through Dona Ana El Paso Douglas Cananea Sanchez near Solomonville and more. He notes a cold spring, ice on the Gila at sunrise, and the recent death of Adventist preacher Broadbent crossing the river while visiting Sanchez. His letter recalls the preacher’s wife’s months of search for her husband and the drowning of the horse, with the boy escaping.
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Thow, Harwood
Mexico
Arizona
Tuckon
New Mexico
Spanish Mission Conference
Dona Ants
el Paso
Douglas Cananea
Sanchez
Solomovitle
Tucson
Yuma
Redlands
California
Solomonville
Gila River
Albuquerque
Broadbell
Sanches
J P Keeler Suffers A Broken Arm In Street Car Accident
J Po Keeler of South Second Street suffered a broken arm this morning after a fall from a street car at the intersection of Vitih Street and New York Avenue. He was taken home by carriage, where Dr. Ithe treated and reduced the fracture. Keeler is about 44 or 50 years old but stood the injury well.
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J Po Keeler
South Second Street
Vitih Street
New York
Keeler
Rowler
Beranlillo County Court Hears March Session Roll Call
Beranlillo County District Court met this afternoon to panel and organize the March session. Officials conducted a roll call of territorial grand and petit jurors, who had been summoned earlier. The court aimed to finalize procedures for the morning proceedings.
Canon City booster speech stirs crowd in Daily Record
The Canon City Daily Record shows Col. Betters speaking before 5,000 boosters, touting the community’s progress. He urges action to boost soil and climate advantages, noting the potential influence on nearby Albuquerque and New Mexico prospects.
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Hellers
Canon City
Cote
Albuqivraye
Colonet
Canon City Daily Record
Col. Betters
Boosters
Caner City
Wrches
Coronel
Albuqiergie
New Mexico
Telegraphic Markets Report From Albuquerque
Telegraphic market update lists stock quotations from New York and Western markets. Includes mentions of American stocks, bond market activity, railroads, and commodities such as wheat corn and pork with regional livestock results from Kansas City Omaha and Chicago.
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Chicago
Ilbe
Armijo suit sale and violent claims roil frontier rumor
A torn, sensational account centers on Friff Armlo and Armijo to claim a $26 000 property sale tied to violent frontier events. The piece alleges murder tied to land, sheriff actions, and Armijo's grandiose assertions of vast power over government and markets. It blends crime, legal peril, and conspiracy rhetoric from a Wall Street chronicler.
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Armijo
Achim
Fort Stanton
White Mountain
Mir Armijo
Monauerque
Kun
Atmie
Batf
Agnacio Pibera shoots Frederico Brega at Gallup
A quarrel on a Saturday night in Gallup ends with Ignacio Ribera fatally shooting Frederico Brega in the west Santas yard. The bullet struck Brega in the forehead as they ran. Ribera fled toward the hills east of Ye Yecao. Sheriff Coddington and a posse pursued the fugitive, hearing reports of possible gunfire without confirmation. Eyewitnesses say Brega attacked Ribera with a knife before Ribera drew and fired. three shots were fired, one taking effect.
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Gallup
N. MM
Ignacio Ribera
Frederico Brega
Santas
Brega
Ribera
Coddington
Posse
Roosevelt Dismisses Santa Fe Cadet Gildersleeve
Charles A. Gildersleeve of Santa Fe, recently appointed to a United States naval cadetship at Annapolis, was dismissed by President Roosevelt for misconduct. The decision followed academy officials' recommendation. Edward Lee Jones, a New Mexico native and Naval Medical School student in Washington, D.C., is noted as involved in the report.
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Charles A. Gildersleeve
Police Court Fines for Drunks and Participants in Mixed Fight
The report notes Intel Tragitio god Todosia Garela among those mixed in a spirited counter yesterday. Each received a $10 fine with option to work it off. One may pay, the other will work. The treet commissioner oversaw the oil serve hits tin. Later two drunks Gomez and Lewis were picked up last night and fined $5 each this morning.
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Oamed Gomez
Lewis
Elks Prepare Ten Act Vaudeville Show at Bike Opera House
Klein and Brown bring a campus of scenery and paraphernalia for a ten act vaudeville program to be staged at the Bike Opera House on April 9 and 10 under Elks sponsorship. Arthur Cavanaugh directs the comedy drama acts with local performers.
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Klein & Brown
Bike’ Opera House
The
Elks
Arthur Cavanaugh
Fire bug arrested for setting dwelling blaze
Augustine Vill, charged with setting fire to the home of Hipalito Mogtoya at Alta Vista last week, was brought to Betancla for a preliminary hearing amid a van escort. Witnesses testified to the alleged act and the aftermath of the blaze.
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Hipalito Mogtoya
Alta Vista
Betancla
Scarlet fever threat endangers Honey family near Folsom
Special to The Evening Citizen reports the Honey family four miles west of Folsom struck by scarlet fever. Two young sisters aged 18 and 4 died Thursday. six others, including the mother, grandfather, and grandmother, suffer or assist in care. The family, long known in Raton, faces a dire health crisis as friends express sympathy.
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Traton
N. MI
Mateh
Tandy Thomas Honey
Folsom
Mine
Honey
Raton
Mietlon 1
St Patrick's Day Observed With Concert at Casino
City wide display of green and shamrock marks St Patrick's Day as hundreds attend a concert by the American Lumber company band at the Casino. Auditorium seats fill early and patrons show generous, hearty applause as the program unfolds. Management of Standard Plumbing & Heating announces new ownership by Joseph Hessell and Ralph Dunbar inviting public patronage.
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Emerald Lab
American Lumber Company
Standard Plumbing & Heating Company
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Hanover
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Westcore
Texas
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Friff Armlo
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Troma W. Lawson
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Jngiatatures
Congresa
United States
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Roosevelt
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Walton's Drug Store
Thaction Park
Joseph Hessell Ralph Dunbar
Mr. Renter
Co-Operative Realty
N. T. Armijo Building
Sale Lake City
Finlt
Mexico City
VE. Etmit
Dnily Shop
P. WN. Yunker
Gover
Trings
Just
Albert Fa&Er’s
J. A. Kremis
Watch Inspector AT &S
N. H. Andrus
West Gold Avenue
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone CO
Ghead
Lucca
Tijeras Ave
East Railroad
J.C. Baldridge Pealer
Sherwin-Williams
Coal
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