Salvation Army rally to hear Commander Eva Booth in New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 23 Salvation Army members anticipate Commander Eva Booth as the main speaker at a mash meeting at the Odd Fellows hall. Major J. M. Berriman and his bride arrive for an inspection tour to greet Booth and the evening lecture on BrIdging the Gulf is expected to attract a large audience.
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New Orleans
Salvation Army
Eva Hooth
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J. M. Berriman
Booth
Gulf
Revival composer and hymn writer gains fame in 1874
In 1874 he composed the hymn Reniah Land and other works, with his first literary piece a fishing poem Goin' T'sther Way written at age 16. The report lists military mobilization plans and cites the arrival of the Russian ambassador to Japan, Georges Bakhmotief, with his wife, in San Francisco aboard the Korea.
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Reniah Land
Wone
San Francisco
Cal
Georges Bakhmotief
Japan
Russia
Korea
Bulgaria
Miss Beale
Edward Beale
United States
Austria
John R. McLean
New York man claims Irish discovered America and more
A rambled dialogue cites a New York man arguing the Irish discovered America and details a string of failed ventures from cold storage to family illness. It quips about luck, deafness, and social chats as interchangeable topics surface amid a chaotic local conversation.
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New York
America
Illinois teachers announce annual meeting in Galesburg
The twenty second annual meeting of the Central Illinois Teachers association opened in Galesburg with President L H Griffith of Danville giving the opening address. Dr J W Redway of New York spoke on essentials in geography and other prominent speakers are scheduled including Dr C W Thompson of Ohio State University and Dr J W Bees.
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Galesburg
Central Mlinois Teachers’ Association
L. H. Griffith
Danville
Ill
J. W. Redway
New York
C. W. Thompson
Ohio State University
Columbus
J. W Bees
Harvey
Mimineo
Indianapolis
Fornoff Named Captain of Mounted Police
Deputy United States Marshal Frederick Fornoff, from Albuquerque, was reported by The New Mexican to be chosen as captain of mounted police by Governor Herbert Hagerman, replacing Captain John F. Fullerton of Socorro. The governor reportedly had not notified Fullerton, while Fornoff expected formal notification within days.
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United States
Fred Forno
Santa Fe
Fornoff
Frederick Fornoff
Albuquerque
Herbert J. Hagerman
John F. Pullerton
Socorro
Fullerton
Leon
Forneft
Santa Fr
Hagerman
Hug and theft claim shocks El Paso crowd
An incident in El Paso last night ended with Lorenzo Gamboa allegedly robbed after a friendly hug. The report describes a male visitor from the southern city area engaging with Gamboa, then slipping away with cash amid confusion. Police are investigating yet no arrests are confirmed.
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Malten
Shivanciog Charite
Lorenso Gamboa
Fue de EL Paso
Gatulon
Watch Lost and Arrests in Theft Case
A man’s cordial courtship of “agreeatie maidens” led to a theft where his watch and $10 vanished. Policeman Juan Parra arrested Ysabel Bosquez and Ester Gonzales, both detained on a theft under $50 charge at the police station.
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Gamboa
Juan Parra
Ysabel Bosquez
An Empire But Within Itself Proposes Great Southwest Growth
A San Juan County letter envisions vast irrigable lands from the San Juan river to the continental divide near Thoreau New Mexico. It argues government-led irrigation to harness streams, notes a coal bed near Pueblo Bonito, and references ancient Anasazi ruins in Chaco Canyon as context for regional potential.
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Continental Divide
Thoreau
N. M
San Juan
San Juan River
Navajo Reservation
Colorado
Grand Canyon
Gulf of California
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pueblo Horito
Chaco Canyon
Cananea clamps down on gambling amid anti gambling edict
Governor Ysabel on a Cananea visit issued an anti gambling edict, vowing no tolerance for casino and Monte Carlo schemes. The action follows Tucson's example as authorities promise to enforce the ban across Sonora, driving gamblers away and preserving orderly roads.
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Cananea
Mexico
Tucson
Ysabel
Yeabel
A. Bernard
Canan
Narco
Naco
Sonora
Bonore
Arkona
Wanted Help and Notices in Albuquerque Classifieds
Classified page lists WANTED help including typewriting and traveling sales, domestic and general housework positions, and shop roles. Also advertisements for rental rooms, sales of livestock and goods, and business exchanges. Local names include Albuquerque and Santa Fe areas with addresses and contact methods.
Beauty Culture and Local Services Listed in Albuquerque Ad
An old Albuquerque classified snippet lists Beauty Culture by Mrs. M Helena Leonard formerly of New York City offering facial scalp and nail care at 612 West Gold Avenue with auto phone 279. Also appears contractor and builder A L Morgan with cheerful estimates and shop at 11 North Second Street along with architect firms J A Farwell N M Armijo Building and F W Spencer W O Wallingford in Barnett Building Albuquerque with both phones.
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Jos
Coronado Place
T. L. McSpadden
Southway
South Second Street
Farr
South Broadway
Will Monts
South Edith Street
X Drug Store
Good Site Town
T. L. MeSpadden
South Broad
J. W. McQuade
T. L. McSpadiden
M. Dragole
North Broadway
McGuire
Albuquerque
Flee
South Second Streat
McSpadden
M. Helena Leonard
Parisian Institute
New York City
West
Gold Avenue
Ser
A. L. Morgan
North Second Street
Fouguer Que
N. M
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Delta Upstion Club of
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Charles J. Hugher
Armstrong Insurance Investigation Committee
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Washington, D.C
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Rubinstein Club
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Rubinstein Choral Society
Marie Cross Newhaus
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Cape May
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Beulah Land
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Tim
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Delaware Bay
Philadelphia
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Highland Pharmacy
Railroad Avenue
Reynolds’ New Bldg
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Lenoa
Uinta
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Hapgoods (Inc
Brain
St. Loui
Ic Man
1 Life
Right Man
Box
Santa FM
Aus System College
Los Angeles
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West Railroad Avenue
Bath
North Fifth Street
Maynard Gunsul
New Mexico
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Ruby House
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Lim
Ron Kenny Brongwens
Missouri
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Arizona
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Household Loan CO
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Porterfield CO
West Gold Avenue
J. E. Kraft
Grant Black
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Edmund J. Alger
D. D
A. L. Mahaffey
M. D. Homeopathic
Whiting Building
N. T. Armijo
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Santa Fe Coal Lines
JD Nusbaum
Physicians and Surgeons
Hickox & Maynard's Jewelry Store
Second Street
M. R. Wharram
Barnett Building
Battle Creek
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A. Borders
City Undertaker
Bernard
Paw “Albaqueres N. M
United State Land Office
F Street N. W
Washington, D. C
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First National Bank Basis Son
Xi Law
Cromwell Block
H. W. S. Otero
Silver Avenue
George H. Browne
South Second _street
J. A. Farwell
F. W. Spencer
W. O. Wallingford
Barnett
Mbuquerque
Montezuma Trust Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
the Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
W. 8. Strickler
V. P. and
Cashier
W. J. Johnson
Asst. Cashier
Wm. McIntosh
J. C. Baldridge
A. M. Blackwell
George Arnot
C. E. Cromwell
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fery
First National Bank
Albuquerque, N. M
Joshua 8. Raynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKer
R. A. Frost
H. F. Raynolds
U. 8
Syamae
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
the State National Bank of
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Wm. Farr
J. Herndon
Roy McDonald
E. A. Miera
J. A. Dye
J. A. Weinman
F. H. Strong
Jay A. Hubbs
D. H. Carns
Eve
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L. B. Putney
Southwest
Dad
Albuquerue, N. M
B. Ruppe
Bank OF Cot
J. C. Baldridge Tive
Chicccagaco
Sherman Williams
Alway
First Street
Coal Ave
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