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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1906

Page

2

Tallmadge Eyes Santa Fe Central Buyout Plans

Chicago promoter C L Tallmadge arrived in Santa Fe to inspect the Santa Fe Central Railway with a view to purchasing the line. He pledged swift action to finish the track to Albuquerque and Roswell, to promote Estancia valley settlement, and to establish permanent headquarters in Roswell as he envisions a thriving New Mexico development. He noted artificial water solutions could unlock Estancia’s farming potential and projected strong immigrant growth if the line is acquired.

Tallmadge Santa Fe Central Railway New Mexico C. L. Tallmadge Chicago Palace Hotel Santa Fe Roswell Torrance Santa Fe Central Railway Company Estancia Valley Southwest Santa Fe Central Albuquerque Tallmadges Panhandle Texas Estancia Tallmadg Orig Pittsburg Goulds Nin

Meeting Notice for April at F Divers Home

Tent and officers listed include Mrs Allery recording secretary Miss Jimmie Ulery corresponding secretary Mrs K K Scott treasurer and Mrs J A Foreman. Next meeting with the president at the home of F Divers on the first Saturday in April at 2 pm with a program to be rendered.

Allery Jimmie Ulery K. K. Scott J. A. Foreman F. Divers

Hart claims Scotty plotted caravan ambush in Death Valley

New Yorker E Oscar Hart, exhausted from a 700 mile Death Valley trek, accuses Walter Scott of engineering the caravan ambush publicity stunt. Hart reports his brother Warner Scott wounded. Hart insists death valley offers no danger and reveals he found gold, not borax, in Death Valley. Hart collapses with nerves and received medical care from Dr. Walter Vilas at Portland station.

K. Oscar Hart el Paso Golden State New York The Herald Mart Scotty Death Valley Walter Scott Scott Mr. Hart Union Station Portland Warner Scott Death Valey Dr. Vilas

Unclear cause letter tied to Denver case from Mrs Judd

Before taking the drug and losing consciousness Mrs Judd penned a note explaining her action and included an affectionate letter from G B J Hanna of the Bell ranch who said he had sold his stock and would travel to Denver to join her.

Ing Judd G. B.J. Hanna Bell Ranch Denver

Embezzler Kelleher Flees Town, Potential Return Expected

Arthur W. Kelleher, once a trusted clerk and bookkeeper in St. Joe, Missouri, vanished with funds tied to insurance and real estate transactions. He left Las Vegas after August 16, taking over $50 from colleagues and up to about $100 in till funds, plus insurance payouts. Los Angeles police reportedly hold a suspect matching his description, with possible extradition expected.

Arthur W. Kelleher Las Vegas Arthur Kelleher St. Joe Castaneda George H. Hunker Rosenthal Furniture Kellether Mr. Hunker Los Angeles Agatha Priess New Optic Cafe Chicago

Big Coke Camp at Dawson New Mexico Opens Large Plant

A Dawson correspondent reports a growing coke camp in New Mexico aiming to be among the finest in the west. Six hundred forty eight ovens near complete will save gas and tar, ten openings prepared for the coal vein, a railroad buildup, and facilities to handle output as 460 houses and 100 more rise for miners families. Two large company stores, two washers, no tips. only two spigons closed Sundays with no rear door sales.

Dawson New Mexico Colorado

Spalding Base Ball Guide for 1906 overview and history

Spalding's Official Base Ball Guide for 1906 is noted as the thirtieth year of publication under Henry Chadwick. It features a professional baseball reference guide by Edward Chadwick, detailing leagues and clubs from 1870 onward, plus editorials on the game’s rise and progress and various historical records. Also contains medical anecdote on kidney inflammation and Electric Bitters claims as a remedy.

Spalding Henry Chadwick Edward Chadwick Theears National Legue Off- American Association Uolon Association The Whale

Wanted ads and notices fill Albuquerque pages

A dense page of classifieds and ads from Albuquerque lists numerous WANTED notices for writing and stenography, governess work, ponies, travel sales, and housekeeper positions. Also appears are HELP WANTED and CAREER ads for barbers, insurance agents, and door-to-door campaigns, followed by FOR RENT and FOR SALE classifieds for rooms, houses, livestock, and merchandise. Local services include professional listings, trades, and business exchanges, plus a dense array of legal notices, real estate offerings, and professional cards.

Miss Blackall M. Ruta Gonaner Cial Belen N. M C. T F. E. Lucksinger T. J. Shinick Copper Avenue Emma Wels Albuquerque 1 Life P. O Box X-2 Santa Fe

Independent Contractor and Builder Ad in Albuquerque NM

Estimations furnished and job work solicited for a contactor and builder. Automatic phone 724. Shop at North Second Street Albuquerque. Also mentions FP W Spencer and W C Walling at Arsett Building Albuquerque NM notary public Roth.

A. le Mocaan Sil North Second Street Albuquerque

Grace Marker Judd Chooses Poison in Denver Attempt

Mrs. Grace Marker Judd a former Geli ranch homekeeper in San Miguel county attempted suicide in Denver by taking laudanum. The case mentions her connection to Dr. Joseph Harker president of Hillary College in Jacksonville and discusses social406 connections and alleged desertion by a man named W. B. Wonders. The report notes the personal and family background and the sequence of events leading to the attempt.

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