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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1907

Page

5

How to Start a Successful Life by Prof Sterling

A high school assembly at the Central building heard Prof Sterling discuss How to Start a Successful Life. He cited Marshall Field and Orson Swett Marsden, stressing health, ambition, and moral character as essential capital for youths. He urged students to begin now by shaping their high school influence and forming a booster club to support a larger school.

Prof Sterling Orson Swett Marsden Field Mitch Apelles Greece Tealm Marshall Field Mayme Reed

Santa Fe plans major upgrades for Alfred Lovell shops

Alfred Lovell, superintendent of motive power for the Santa Fe, visits the city and reviews blueprints for a west side expansion to the machine shops extending to Second Street. The concrete start date remains uncertain amid Wall Street turmoil and ongoing labor troubles. Executives from Baldwin Locomotive Works and Santa Fe transportation leadership were seen examining the plans during the visit.

Alfred Lovell Santa Fe Lovell Kouns Willie Baldwin Locomotive Works Second Street Wall Street

John Bagley Loses Forefinger at Mill Accident

John Bagley, an employee of the American Lumber Company mills, suffered the loss of the forefinger on his right hand this morning while at the mill. A new worker at the facility, Bagley recently joined the mill, having previously served as a night clerk at the Craige Hotel in Detroit, Michigan.

John 3. Bagley American Lumber Company Bagley Hinl Detroit

Organizing Colored Pythian Lodges in City

Fasil deputy supreme district chancellor commander of the Knights of Pythias, based in El Paso, arrives to form a colored Pythian lodge in the city. About fifteen charter members expected. degree work to be held at Castle hall Bike building under Mr. Hill. Also notes a Juvenile Minatoats event and a Mareuni Wireless display at Ombo Hall with free admission.

Fasil Supy Knights of Pythias el Pano Castle Hall Hill Hud Hyin North Reventh Street Mareuni Wireleme Ombo Hall

Williamsport group takes sole ownership of Nelly Bly mine

Williamspor t investors led by Lordsburo M W Cristman W A Ager and BF Dieffenbacher now own the Nelly Bly mine after paying the purchase price with proceeds from ore. The company clears all debt and begins sinking, with depth reaching fifty feet and optimism for a larger ore body.

Blackburn and Campbell I Ts Ager

Wireless Telegraphy Exhibit At Colombo Hall

Engineers J. J. Kelly and Ben Mayer of Marconi wireless arrive from San Francisco to demonstrate the wireless system at Colombo Hall. Tonight and through Friday they will show the apparatus, transmit messages, and operate a railroad switch by wireless, in a free public demonstration of how the Marconi system works. The event highlights expanding U SMarconi stations and competition with Western Union and Postal.

J. J. Kelly Ben. Mayer Marconi Wireless Telegraph System San Francisco Colombo Hall Marcon Wireless Marconi Company United States Sag Py Western Union Postal Associated News Mid-Ocean Kelly Mayer Maken

First Judicial Court Hears Gonzales Case

The First Judicial District Court heard Manuel Gengalez, a former policeman, charged with an attempt on the life of his sweetheart Francesquita Trujillo on June 23, 1908. Trujillo testified she was shot by Gonzales in the incident, and the defense argued to shield the defendant as proceedings continued with many witnesses present.

First Judicial District Court Manuel Gengalez Mise Francesquita Trujillo Trujillo Cgonkales Heeman Wittiuter Rom

Meridian Established in Library Grounds

A 1906 Albuquerque survey places a true meridian line in the public library grounds with a south mark at the southeast corner. The cut stone monument bears coordinates 35 05 01 N, 106 38 30 W and aluminum tablets note bearings to nearby landmarks. Magnetic variation is 14 40 E at the south monument and 13 50 E at the north, increasing annually.

Hanley P. Manley Albuquerque N. M W. H. Andrews Albuquerque 4 Jine Wouth Wbraty Edith Street Uhe South Monument North Monument

Telegraphic markets and livestock reports mix in multi-city notices

Financial quotes from New York private wires cover cotton, copper, steel, and other commodities. Regional livestock markets show steady to higher cattle and sheep prices in Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, and related exchanges. weather and wool markets noted. finish with a local theater note about the Juvenile Minstrels at the opera house on April 1.

Opera House April Haghes Woman's Club

Adjudged Insane Weed to Be Taken to Asylum

A court adjudged Weed insane after a commission found him unfit during the trial. He will be transported to the asylum at Vegan tomorrow under custody of Rev. Hammond and Mr. Votw for treatment. The report also notes a separate jury verdict in a property case and indictments by both the U.S. and territorial grand juries.

Weed Lin Hammond Votw W. J. Seter Henjamin & Co James Smith Klock & Owen W. C. Heacock United States Grand Jury Territorial Grand Jury

Old City Hall to Serve Two Months Longer

City council votes to extend use of the present City Hall for two months at a monthly rent of 45 dollars. The bullding committee reports agreement with Mears, Otero and Attorney Childers to hold headquarters there until after a proposed new hall is voted on. Officials expect it may be hard to secure new quarters and prefer the old building pending decision.

Bullding Committee Mears, Otero Attorney Childers St Unl

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