Sandoval County Court Reconvenes Amid Indictments and Notices
The Sandoval county court reopened with ex Judge LH Madden suing to remove O P Hovey from Algodones justice office over licenses and games at fiestas. The grand jury was dismissed amid DA Clancy's harsh critique of jury bias. Indictments included larceny sodomy and gaming offenses, with multiple defendants facing school neglect and assault charges. Separate actions included bicycle theft sentencing and a public disturbance case. The city building eviction suit proceeds and NM National Guard encampment plans shift to a Texas expedition with a special train option.
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Sandoval County
Clancy
Vics
Modern Monte Carlo at the Casino opens with new games
Jose L. Yada, a Monterey, Mexico businessman, has acquired summer access to the Casino club and opens a Monte Carlo style room featuring Spanish games including Parada played with cards. Dealers run plays with even odds against players and a high table stake display signals luxury. A separate note mentions Madem Steward Lamb's first white hat display with fresh duck and linen arrivals from St. Louis and Chicago.
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Jose L. Yada
Monterey
Mexico
Senor Yada
Madem Steward Lamb
St. Louis
Chicago
Denver Elks Reunion Eyes Record Western Attendance
L Bennett of Gross Kelly Grocery returns from New York noting his father's improving health. He reports Denver as the summer Elks mecca with about four hundred from New York City and a large Brooklyn delegation. Albuquerque should send a strong, representative group to showcase New Mexico. Bennett chairs Denver reunion committee and expects a sizeable local delegation.
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L. Bennett
Gross, Kelly Grocery Company
New York
Mr. Bennett
Denver
United States
New York City
Brooklyn
Grand Lodge
East
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Bennett
Bils
Carpenter Brown Drives Nail Through Finger
Frank Brown a carpenter on the W C Wilson house on Hazelding avenue drove a ten penny wire nail through his index finger and into the wood beneath it. He pulled the nail out with effort and continued work the rest of the day. Contractor Wilson witnessed the incident and noted it was the first time he had seen such an accident. Taxes are due and delinquent June 1. pay this month.
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Frank Brown
W. C. Wilson
Hazelding Avenue
Mr. Brown
Wilson
The Casino Opens With a Packed House at Traction Park
The regular summer season at Traction Park’s Casino opened last evening with the auditorium full. Berger Stock Company presented The Fool and the Widow, a three act comedy, receiving strong performances. Specialties impressed the crowd including Baby Lucille and Hill and Exmonds tro in The Wrong Man. Tonight the same bill repeats, with new acts slated for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Traction Park
Autorium
Berger Stock Company
Baby Lucille
Hill
Exmonds Tro
City Hall Bid Call Sparks Call for Details
The chairman of the council building committee advertised for architect bids for a new city hall but omitted the incentive to petition. The note urges the proper authority to reveal this fact and questions the stated dimensions and cost. It proposes specifying the required number of rooms and sizes to guide architects within the appropriation.
Refugees From San Francisco Arrive In City Train Car Load
A morning train section No 8 carries San Francisco refugees through the city. Four express cars four smoking cars and a char car hold women and children in ragged clothes sleeping amid squalor. Relief corps provide canned goods and crackers as funds run low. Passersby are moved by the scene of poverty and displacement.
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No. 8
San Francisco
Plymouth Rock
Weary Relief Camp Tales From San Francisco
The text recounts stories from relief camps in San Francisco where families, including a 13 year old New York girl, face poverty. It notes money on call, canned meats, and parents scrambling to send money home while many women lack clothing and coffee for washing crackers and meals.
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Roger
Alissouri
New York
Papa
Mamma
Brother
Angy
San Francisco
Chicago and Kansas City live stock market roundups
Chicago and Kansas City livestock reports show steady to lower trade on cattle receipts around 4,000 and 15,000 respectively. Prices span native steers 4.25 to 5.90, southern cattle 3.50 to 5.25, stockers around 2.40 to 4.25, and calves up to about 6. Combined with hogs and sheep, and Chicago grain futures quoted alongside.
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Chicago
Kansas City
First Jersey Owners Claim Earlier Jerseys in Albuquerque
Dairyman Robert London disputes a Morning Journal correction in The Evening Citizen, stating several Albuquerque dairymen had Jersey cows before Captain W H Gillen. He notes Tom, oldest local dairy man, kept Jersey stock as early as 1887, and that he introduced glass milk bottles in 1889. London says he would exhibit fine Jersey stock at the fair.
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Evening Citizen
Morning Journal
Robert London
W. H. Gillenwater
Albuquerque
Tom
Infant dies in city after nine months here
Doris Hubbell Runyan infant daughter of Mr and Mrs B Runyan formerly of Los Angeles and residents of this city for nine months died at their home 320 Baca Avenue yesterday of infant troubles. Funeral ceremonies were held this morning with interment in Santa Barbara cemetery.
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Doris Hubbell Runyan
8. B. Runyan
Los Angeles
Thia City
Baca Avenue
Santa Barbara Cemetery
Tegner Family Health News and Electric Car Subsidy
A. V. Tegner is called to Los Angeles after his wife fell ill but is returning with her friend Kate Creagon as Mrs. Tegner slowly improves and plans a summer in Pecos. Meanwhile, electric car promoters report about twenty East Railroad property owners signing contracts to fund a $15,000 subsidy with front-foot rates of 50c, 25c, and 12.5c for different blocks.
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A. V. Tegner
Los Angeles
California
Highlands
Railroad Avenue
University
Chickering Store Praised for Bargain Pianos
Advertisement notes Chickering & Sons represent the piano store found in many places as best for less expensive piano grades. It asserts Chickering’s name guarantees reliable methods and dependable advice. In New Mexico the Chickering line is represented solely by The Whitson Music Co.
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Chickering & Sons
Chickering
New Mexico
Pleasant front rooms for housekeeping near West Railroad
Classified notice offering room and board in a housekeeping setup at 524 West Railroad Avenue. Also advertises a found item a child's gold neck chain with cross. Finder instructed to leave at the offices. Rates include room and board from 15 to 18 dollars per month and day board from 12.60 to 15 dollars. Apply east end of Viaduct Bakery after the 16th.
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West Railroad Avenue
Viaduct
Browns to Decide on Roswell Trip Tonight
At a Browns meeting this evening the decision will be made whether the team travels to Roswell to face the New Mexico Military Academy cadets. The route planned is via the Santa Fe Central and Roswell automobile line. Cadets pledge to cover all expenses, and a trip is likely if the team can assemble a winning form.
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Browns
Roswell
New Mexico Military Academy
Santa Fe Central
Summer School opens at Albuquerque Business College
The Albuquerque Business College opens Monday June 4 1906 offering shorthand typing bookkeeping graded and high school branches for ten weeks at ten dollars. Mrs R O Stoll Geo B Ramsey proprietress manager 410 West Railroad Ave.
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Albuquerque Business College
R. O. Stoll
Ramsey Proprietress
West Railroad Ave
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