Alfonso the Heir and a Kansas City Fireman Praise
A satirical arc contrasts Spain's newborn King Alfonso with American boyhood joys and freedoms. It rails at royal constraints while praising a Kansas City fireman who rescued a woman from a fifth story window. It also touches on dog taxes, inventions, and national headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Alfonso
Huquerque
Alf
Fido
Tong
Kid
Koon
Kansas City
Kansas City Times
Fragmented antique column jokes and phrases from a newspaper page
A garbled mix of captions and quips features odd lines about Taft, Depew, and the Jamestown exposition bound for San Francisco, along with jokes about sheriffs, weddings, and a barber in East St. Louis. It includes a Whitey-like bridge tale in Orleans and a tale of a Albuquerque dancer with a witty floor remark, all read as stray fragments from a 1908 era page.
Where To Worship Churches and services listed in a local paper
Local church notices list multiple congregations with service times and venues. St John s Episcopal on Silver Ave and Fourth St holds morning and evening services, Sunday school, and German and English sermons at specified times. First Baptist at Treadway and Lead hosts morning and evening services. St Pat church on Grant Ave and Railroad corner offers German and English services. Presbyterian at Firth and Silver with morning sermon Andrew. Congregational at Broadway and Coal Ave with 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. services. Methodist Episcopal on Lead Ave and Third St with morning worship 11 a.m. and evening 5 p.m. Also Union and Christian Science services noted with times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Episcopal Church
Silver Avenue
Fourth Street
Ofelock
Arno Street
Holliday
P.m
Epworth League Meeting
First Baptist
Oo Am
P. m
Union
Christian Science
Grant Building
Railroad Avenue
Mortals and Immorte
St. Pat Catheran
Orner Sixth Street
Silver Avent
Ernest Moser
First Presbyterian Church
Cor 'Firth and
Hugh Jopper
Andrew
Simon Peter
H. J
Ashford
Telave
H. J. Collins
Congregational Church
Broadway and
Coal Avenue
Wilton J. Marsh
Sthinners
Ari Ana Weary” Parks
Smith
Lye
Zacchaeus
1St Methodiat Episcopal Church
JC. Reting
Leaday Jove
South Third
Lowing
En Land
Johnson Mir
R. C. Harlow
Spring lamb and fried chicken dinners at Columbus hotel prompt crowds
Prominent weekly meals at the Columbus hotel draw patrons with a planned spring feast featuring lamb and fried chicken. An advertisement invites readers to a free Wand concert by the American on Sunday afternoon and promotes Zeiger's Cafe for Sunday dinner at fifty cents, while rent ads offer three cheap houses soon to be rented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lumber Company
Casino
Brat Hele
Vtrelle
Columbus Hotel
Broadwa
Co May
West Hallroad Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Citizen Publishing CO
W. S. Strickler
William F. Brogan
JOR
Southwest
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Wary News Service
Associated Press Report
Topeka
Kansas
Louis Brennan
Brennan
Tke
Alfonso Ie
Bureau of Corporations
Standard Ol
Standard OM Co
Joe Cannon
Teddy
Halver
Hall Stoner
Missouri
Mircuri
Lake Erie
Grover Cleveland
San Peanoisey Willdeast
United States
Terry
Bill Peter
Evry Man
Taft
Panama
Republican Arty
Cub
Texas
Chauncey M. Depew
San Francisco
Ruef Jury
East St. Louis
Dhue
John
John Cogwell
Orleans
Ind
Ant
H. K. Adair
Cedar Rapids
Roscoe, the Rooster
Babylon
B. Miller
Futrelle
Corner Street
White Elephant
F.H. Strong
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
Wolfe Studio
POR
South Second Street
Zeiger's Cafe
Furr
Kackley the Tailor
West Gold Avenue
Metropolitan
Whitson Music CO
South Second St
G Rane
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Clarkville
Beaven
South First Street
PyLe
Yeate Parts
Eve Y Boxte Y Sinko A
Millen Ge Ampheyurime
Costnevo AM
8. Vann
Fee
Walton
Pionee ® Bakery
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