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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
5
Report states burglars entered the Gener Merchandise Store owned by Weiller and Benjamin. Authorities have not made any arrests in connection with the break in.
Reports say city council votes to construct one building with two 100 foot square stores, a tower and cement block facade on Second Street facing Tijeras Avenue. Fire department occupies lower rear with jail and police rooms upstairs. city offices and council chamber above.
Dr Macbeth of this city is recognized not by age but by years in practice as the oldest dentist in the territory. About twenty six years have been spent in Albuquerque cultivating a fine dental business. A banquet at Zoleer's featured toasts and frontier yarns from Dr Mandeth and Dr Chamberlin, while visiting Wentzel board members enjoyed the lively gathering.
Police court met today with Broust Kyper and F r Adams each sentenced to five days after being found sleeping by Officer Patterson. The case, linked to the St. Sigfrted Grunefer dispute, prompted calls for parson protection as K C Penman’s December disturbance reappears. Police continue investigations while Moritz Co advertises Chicago price cuts.
Attorneys Klock Owen and B Apodaca filed a damage claim against Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad alleging distress after the remains of Apodaca’s child were transported to Santa Fe instead of burial in Albuquerque. Delay caused by authorities led to postponement of the funeral. suit not yet filed, expected settlement before court.
The GK Warren GAR chapter announces Memorial Day events on Sunday May 27 with a sermon at the Congregational church by Rev John W Barron and a May 30 parade to the cemetery where graves will be flowered. Local and fraternal groups urged to participate, with musical program to be offered by church choirs.
Local notes describe Giayaime's market attention, a hoarding and inlet house in the Third ward, and plans for residence in Lenton, Pa. Mrs. M R Wilson learns of her mother W H Helmer’s death in Elgin Wisconsin. Marshall to Las Vegas then Wagon Mounds for Santa Po road trip. Felix Hubbell notes Pajarito farm prospects a big crop slate and alfalfa multiple cuttings. Whitcomb Springs resort opens under H C Thompson with meals and lodging. A 100 pound turtle is mentioned as well.
Markets show wool and copper steady with May prices listed for lead copper and pork futures. Chicago live stock receipts total 5,000 with cattle and sheep markets described. closing stock quotations from New York and Kansas City updated with several major railroad and steel stocks noted. A dental warning ad and Kidney Pills promotion appear among the market items.
A promotional note advertises a book available for a short period at trade rates. It lists sections on origins, heavenly nature, character, testimonies, paths to heaven, and life after death including topics like environment, angelic presence, rejuvenescence, homes, garments, children, sex and marriage in heaven, work, and eternal life, with a mailing cost and publisher address in Philadelphia.
A white woman between 45 and 50 was found in mud and sand in the boxque area between Vineto n and La Union, Texas. No clothing or identification. No inquest. Remains washed near Union river yard. Mystery of her death remains. A horse fell injuring rider James Jones of Detiller near Deming. he is recovering after a broken leg.
A terse notice highlights Owen Dinsdale as proprietor of the Central Hotel. It markets reasonable rates and emphasizes trustworthy service despite minimal readable context. The fragmentary text stresses value and reliability in lodging.
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