Congregationalists Honor Pastors At Royal Albuquerque Reception
Last night at the Congregational church in Albuquerque Rev Wilson J Marsh and Rev Josiah H Heald were welcomed back and praised for their service. A unanimous resolution thanked both pastors and the Congregational Home Missionary Society for leadership and support during the interim period before Marsh’s return in February 1907 and Heald’s guidance for nearly three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Wilson J. Marsh
Josiah H. Heald
New Mexico
Home Missionary Society
Barron
Marsh
Heald
New, Mexico
Congregational Homeonary Society
Albuquerque
Church of Christ
First Congregational Church OF
DM. Richards
H. Jay Stone
Adela C. Holmquist
Desperate Kitchen Duel Ends With Watchman Intervention
In Alvarado two cooks staged a friendly boxing bout to relieve fatigue. A dish rag and dough glove fight escalated until Florence Fifer, the night watchman, tried to stop it. The Kitchen force clashed with the watchman. management ended the event with Fifer leaving the scene.
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Walt
Noodles
Chet
Arm of the Law
Florence Fifer
Sickett
Axum
Alvarado
Flance Fifer
Change of Schedule for El Paso Trains
Officials of the Santa Fe railroad announce a June change to summer passenger service. Trains Nos 9 and 10 between Chicago and Denver will continue, but Nos 10 and 6 are replaced by Nos 22 and 27 to El Paso and rebranded as Business Men's Special. Train 27 will run from El Paso after arrival of No 7 at 10 55 pm and depart at midnight. Train 22 northbound will connect with No 2 at 9 50 am. The flyer will be faster and Kansas City layovers extend twelve hours. The Chicago line will also lay over twelve hours in Kansas City before continuing to Denver. The two Kl 6 trades are not dropped permanently and will return later, says General Agent Purdy.
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Santa Fe Railroad
el Paso
el Pano
Denver
Kansas City
Chicago
Purdy
East Wid
Mortuary notice for Charles Boblander laid to rest home
The remains of Charles Boblander, who died in this city last Monday, will be taken to his former home at 1 Peoria for interment. Mrs. America Suzan Collen, 43, died yesterday at St. Joseph's hospital after a long illness. She came here a year and five months ago from Indiana for health. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. A. L. Montgomery. Funeral arrangements not yet accepted to bury at Santa Barbara cemetery.
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Charles Boblander
Peoria
America Suzan Collen
St. Joseph's Hospital
Eggs for hatching and poultry devices offered at 41 E Pauley
Egg orders advertise Rosecomb Brown Leghorns and Barred Rock Pure Woods with 240 laying hens at 41 E Pauley Batanda NM. A Colombe Hall event promises a dance tomorrow night for a lady with a lucky ticket. Also promoted is Chamberlain's Pain Balm claimed to quickly cure sprains with free baths.
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E. Pauley
Batanda
N. M
Dan
Colombe Hall
Lucky
Tad Free
Colombo Hall
Suspected murderer to be tried here after Alamogordo capture
Reports recount Mounted Policeman Dudley arresting Zenoble Sanchez near Exonborn in the Manaing mountains. Sheriff Arimijon confirms Sanchez, described for years, will be brought to town for trial next September. Deputies praised for tracing the suspect.
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Alamogorde
Dudley
Zenoble Sanchex
G. W. McComber
Manaing Mountain
Exonborn
Perreeto Arimijon
Dud
Sanches
Sherif Armagy
Neurly
Alamogordo Tallien
Wwe
McComber
Hving
Ei Pan
Fanchex
Vate Keepin
Hillsboro Murderesses Defy Death With Calm Demeanor
In Hillsboro a 17 year old girl Alma Lyons and Mrs Valentin Madrid await execution for poisoning her husband. Elfego Baca and H A Wolford recount visiting the cell where the pair sang and played harp, saying they showed no fear or remorse. They claimed they are glad to die, insisting death is due.
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Valentin’ Madrid
Alma Lyons
HiLlsboro
Lfe
Trial Transcripts Reveal Grim Details Of Madrid Case
The testimony shows uneducated defendants displaying indifference as the trial proceeds. A witness notes the children played with dolls including a "Nigger Girl" burlesque object while questions about the victims’ fate are asked. The father of the victim’s child resides in Silver City and has not visited the deathly ill girl. The mother circulates a petition to commute the sentence, claiming undue influence by Alma Lyons, while locals doubt its merit. Francisco Bac and Madrid faced charges. Bac faces trial later. The public mood shifts against the defendants, and the widow’s family is implicated in further distress.
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Polaan
Madrid
Silver City
J Lam
Mia
Alma Lyons
Millsboro
Francisco Bac
Santa Fe
Sherif Kd Tafoya
Hiera County
Sufo
West and Hott to drive 2000 head from Albuquerque to Pagosa Springs
R P Hott of Utan and Colorado plans a two herd cattle drive in a 2000 head shipment. The herd, of Hereford and Shorthorn yearlings, will be shipped by rail to Albuquerque then driven overland to Colorado. Twelve to eighteen days are expected for the trail voyage with a capable outfit of cow punchers.
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R. P. Hott
Kiley Stockman
Utan
Colorado
Albuqueraue
Hott
Deming
Albuquerque
West & Hott
Ko Puerco
Pegasu Springs
Uncertain Victorian Notices From Suita and Nearby Posts
A garbled, period-tinged recap of local meetings and social events. Reports mention cas trol guard attendance, a Geronimo baseball tear facing Bare, Elk lodge session, Anona Council initiation and luncheon, a Presbyterian Brotherhood naval anecdote, Ladies Mikatonary Society meeting, social at the Cowherd home with cards and music, and a late report on Juan Martinez intoxicated at his wife’s home with Deputy doings and a botched pursuit after a masked escape.
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Suita Pe Esterday
Castol Guard
Geronimo
Sundey Flere Hoon
Elke
S Hoek
Anona Council
Order of Poechihontan
Sted Men’ Hall
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Presbyterian Church
Hanley
Congressional Church
Lomarrow
Mre Holmautet
Chal Avenue
Areet
Mr and M Cowherd
South Amo Street
Gallup Electric Light Company Wins Court Ruling
The district court issues a perpetual injunction against defendants in the Gallup Electric Light case. The Pacific Improvement Company is barred from competing in Gallup and nearby areas, enforcing the contract between Page and Allen and prohibiting any similar organization.
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Gallup Electric Light Company
Gallup Blue
Light
Amiiet
Pacific Improvement Company
Gallup
Intercyte
Plakntie Company
Enwaxe
Improvement Con Pany
Gallup Electric Light & Heat Company
Page
Eri
Allen
Plaimaft
Pacific Improvement Property
Runaway Saddle Horse Threatens Crowd on Railroad Avenue
Two dramatic runaways occurred on Railroad avenue this morning near a funeral procession toward Santa Barbara cemetery. A saddle horse frightened by the cortege threw a young woman, then dashed west past TY Walton's drug store, scraping two buggies and narrowly missing people. The horse was finally stopped. no one was seriously hurt. The scene was followed by a band meeting at West Gold avenue electing officers for the coming year. The Imperial Laundry Co. ad closes the report.
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Railroad Avenue
University
Santa Barbara Cemetery
Third Street
TY. Walton
West Gold Avenue
Ellis
American Lumber Company
Willian Pomerenk
Roy Yott
Charles Bowtright
Willie McQuade
Will Myer
Henry Clark
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Congregationalists
W. J. Marsh
J. H. Heald
Lvarado
Cer
Cnel
Chamberlain
Vvel
H, Hahn & CO
Imperia! Laundry Co
Adma iv
Kat Pola
Walton's Drug Store
Albuquero
Pagosa Springs
George West
Juan Martines
Frankolina de Lopes
Martinez
He DE Dane
Pep
Imperial Laundary Co
C. F
West Golding
Co-Operative Realty CO
J. E. Elder
Armijo Building
The
Exec
Gold Ave
South Edith
Vador
Vedor Shades
Albert Faber
Staab Building
Bank of Commerce
A. C. Bilicke
John S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck Hotel
Los Angeles, California
Hollenbeck
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone Co
J.C. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams
New Mex
J. Korber , Co
N.N. Ae
Matteucc
Clas
Sadie
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