Shriners Welcome Albuquerque Guests At City Party
Shriners in town for a national convention were welcomed with warmth in Albuquerque. Delegates from Savannah Atlanta and Charlotte arrived on trains amid tours of the city and social events at the Commercial club. Residents praised the hospitality, hotel, and city layout while visitors praised climate and progress in the West.
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Georgia
Albuquerque
Mystic Shriners
Los Angeles
Shriners
Albuaquerque
Ballut Abyad
Southern Shriners
Savannah
Atlanta
Charlotte
N. C
Colling
Santa Fe
Forest Adaire
National Imerial Council
W. J. Davis
BJ. Weney
John Aldrege
C. M. Roberts
J. L. Mynatt
John Carter
W. J. Marshall
P. J. Smith
Jake Barron
A. H. Rheichart
James A. Gary
Supreme Court of South
Carolina
Oasis Temple
EB. C. Cutts
Alea Temple
Yankees
Ana of
Shrinert
New Engand
Cripple Creek
Methal Temple
Springfield
Mass
D. RB. Wood
Col. Young
T. R. Remington
Catro
Rulland
I . VI
Dr. Thomson
Concord
N. H
Frank M. Quimby
John E. Prescott
W. FP. Ray
van Woos
H. Lewis
Waterbury
Wm. Sigelman
Cassius Campbell
W. & Hathaway
Oriental Temple of
Troy
Sphinx Temple
Hartford
Conn
Joseph I. Root
Edward Muni
Thomas W. Morgan
Palestine Temple of Providence
R. I
Minister Cooke and Miss Whaley Leave Hempstead Church
New York May 2. The St. George Episcopal Church in Hempstead Long Island surprised parishioners by learning Pastor Rev John Knode Cooke and Miss Proretta Whaley left their homes. Whaley a 17 year old orphan entrusted to Cooke by her dying father left Monday. letters reveal she loved Cooke and that the couple planned to go to New Jersey or beyond. Bishop Burgess announced the vacancy and cast doubt on Cooke’s mental stability, noting a prior trolley wreck and nervous condition. Whaley is said to possess a fortune from her father’s death.
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New York
St. George Episcopal Church
Hempstead
Long Iland
John Knode Cooke
Proretta Whaley
Cooke
Rionela Clare
Hartford
Conn
Miss Whaley
Rev. Cooke
Gir
New Jersey
St. George's
Burgess
Tong Island
Mrs Cooke
Saturday May Date Reminder
Neighbor reminder note about Saturday events and timing. Vague details mention May but lack clear actions, places, or names.
Rangers Start Apti Arizona Out Laws
Special to The Evening Citizen Tucson May 2. Lile Billy Olds of the Aris rangers prepares to lead six rangers against horn thieves terrorizing stockmen in northern Arizona west of the Colorado river and Death Valley rough country. The outlaws have long run the region. the territorial government is joining ranchers in the drive, with blood likely in the clash.
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Tucson
Ariz
Lile
Billy” Olds
Aris Rangers
Arizona
Colorado River
United States
Death Valley
Canyon of the Colorado
Sailors Fight Heavy Seas Near Goodwin Day Rescue
A German ship Wilhelm wise washes ashore near Goodwin Day as lifeboats struggle in the blowing strong seas. A steamer arrives at 3 o'clock this afternoon to aid in the relief effort and the group remains afloat for the moment.
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Agile
Wilhelm Wise
Eleven Dead Recovered From Whipple Mine Explosion
Eleven bodies were recovered from the Whipple Mine after a gas explosion yesterday. Five more workers were injured, with the last injured man pulled out today. The mine suffered only light damage and officials suspect gas ignition caused the blast.
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Whipple
Former Chicago Police Chief Subpoenaed Before Grand Jury
Former Chicago Chiefs of Police are summoned before a grand jury amid an investigation into alleged violations of civil service rules. Subpoenas target thirtysix officers including inspectors and captains over charges linked to funding for former Mayor Dunne’s campaign and tampering with department records.
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Chicago
Chil
Diay
Aif
John BM
Collins
Colina
Dunne
Department of
du Ampaligt
Arbuthnot Bank Arrest Shocks India Trade Circles
Sir George Arbuthnot, head of Arbuthnot & Co in Madras, long seen as a safe financier, has been arrested in connection with the Macfadyen Co. failure after its London involvement. Depositors, including widows and orphans, faced ruin when the bank stopped payment. Details of charges are pending.
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George
Madras
George Arbuthnot
Arbuthnot & Co
London
B. MacPadyon & Co
Ufe
Arbuthnot
India
England
Body of Silent Smith in Albuquerque on Way to New York
Silent Smith is reported in Albuquerque en route to New York accompanied by a widow bride the Duke and Duchess of Manchester and a large corps of Secretaries and servants in a private coach.
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Silent Smith
Albuquerque
New York
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
Silent Smith's Dowager Wife Moves Ahead of Heir Rumors
The body of Silent Smith, a Chicago multi millionaire who died in Japan on his honeymoon, arrived in San Francisco by steamer and heads to New York for burial. His widow Mrs Smith travels with the cortege as society mulls a rumored 70 million dollar estate and possible heirs including the duchess of Manchester and Lady George Alexander Cooper.
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Geo
Alexander Cooper
Smith
James Henry Smith
Duchess OF
Manchester
Albuquerque
Japan
San Francisco
William Rhinelander Stewart
New York
Duchess
England
Eugene Zimmerman
Detroit, Toledo & Railroad
Zimmerman
Bodin Lones
Cable
Silent Smith
Naland
Mrs. Stewart
Mek Smith
William
Rhinelander Stewart
Helen
Som Othees
Herate
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
London
Chicago
Vtor Rassbach
J. N
Evanston
George A. Smith
Philadelphia
Mise Evans
Doctor McCoy shoots captain in confrontation on shore
Fragmentary report from China describes Dr. McCoy killing Captain John Davis from the Portsmouth ferryboat after a dispute at a South Point location. Davis says he acted in defense of his home. Other details remain unclear.
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DR. M'Coy
Captain John Davis
Sé Fronton
China
Dr. McCoy
South Point
John Davis
Portsmouth
Davie
Meloy
Anes
Davis
Roosevelt Made Honorary Member at Army of Potomac Gathering
Roosevelt was made honorary member of the Society of the Army of the Potomac at its thirty seventh annual reunion in this city. Gen N M Curtis was elected president to succeed Gen Henry C Dwight with other officers reelected. Several resolutions were adopted, the main one urging efforts to supplant war by peaceful arbitration.
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Washington
Roonvelt
Army
Navy
George Tt. McClellan
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Sickles
O. ©. Howard
Greenville M. Dodge
Roosevelt
N. M. Curtis
Henry C. Dwight
Clancy Party Leaves for Atbur Wisse Telegrams Reported
Telegrams arrive in Washington May 2 to 6 stating Reynolds as governor under the law and that the Clancy party has departed for Atbur, with Wes Special and evening citizen coverage in the capital.
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Washington, T. C
Reynolds
Clancy
Atbur Wisse
Statue of General McClellan Unveiled in Washington
A large crowd witnesses the dedication of General George B. McClellan statue in Washington today. The unveiling was led by Mayor McClellan of New York and organized by the executive committee of the Society of the Army of the Potomac.
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George B. McLellan
Washington, D
George B. MesClellan
McClellan
New York
Soiety of the Army Potomae
Pan Am Official Resigns as Commissary Chief Replaced
Pavan May S Henry Liveenett, manager of the commissary department, has resigned. John Burke, assistant chief of the department of Material and supplies, is appointed to succeed him.
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PAN AM
Pavan
Henry Liveenett
John Burke
Department of Material and Supplies
Local Election Reminder for May 4 Polls
Community notices urge residents to vote on May 4 and support Donna for city hall. Encouragement to attend early, spread the word, and take part in the Albuquerque area civic actions.
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Farea
City 7
Donna Bse
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