Albuquerque Outlook on Belen cutoff boosts regional growth
The article argues Albuquerque benefits from the Belen cut off, linking rail expansion to urban and territorial development. It notes Santa Fe’s stance, Clayton’s school bond issue, Union county settlement, and Porto Rico judge Rodey’s confirmation, with cross-city commentary from New Mexican and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Belen
Hus
Santa Fe
Eastern Railway of
Santere
Ita Ance
Ita
al Duquerque
Carnegie Hero Fund urged for broader aid and honors
The Carnegie Hero Fund is urged to expand beyond medals. Last week twenty seven bravery awards were given including two bronze medals for rescuers Theresa McNally and Daniel Curtin who saved children. Cash stipends supported education and widows funded funeral costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Tostead
Breasta
Theresa. McNally
Waterbury
Connecticut
Daniel Curtin
Philadelphia
Ongnah
Rexene
Harvard professor probes earthquake prophecy hopes
Professor Thos. Augustus Jagger of Harvard proposes a department of earthquake prophecy to forecast major quakes and save lives, while noting that no reliable forewarnings have ever existed. He cites Japan’s seismography but stresses that quakes strike without warning and signs observed before events are often misread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Augustus Jagger
Harvard
Jagger
Japan
Whether It Is Better To Save or To Spend
A Universalist conference discusses thrift and spending, arguing spenders keep money circulating while universal saving harms the economy. It cites Stuyvesant Fish on American extravagance, warns against pinching during prosperity, and notes how savings feed financiers and monopolies. Also mentions Hong Kong as the world’s largest port, contrasting wealth with modernization and a curious wedding anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuyvesant Fish
United States
Hong Kong
George Dewey
Manila
China
England
Nanking
Calle Cata
Ace Comonm
Wea
Market notes and closing stock quotations May 24
Wool market and livestock close details from St Louis Chicago and Kansas City exchanges. Prices in wool, corn, lard, and hogs shown with May and July figures. Cattle and sheep receipts listed with local market standings and closing stock quotations for major railroads and metals. Soured by late May evidence of steady markets and mixed livestock demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leeves
Kansas City
Western Fed
Anona Council Daughters of Pocahontas Meet Tonight
A regular meeting of Anona Council No. 1 Daughters of Pocahontas will be held tonight in Red Men hall at o'clock sharp with a dance to follow. The Indies of the Highland Methodist Episcopal Church entertain their friends tomorrow evening in church parlors. The Ladies Aid Society of First Methodist met today at 2 30 at Mrs Lee's 203 North Fourteenth Street. An Elk club room gathering saw several brethren initiated into a Georgia lodge. A badger fight in Anderson with Gus Gustafson as referee followed by a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anona Council No. 1
Daughters of Pocahontas
Red Men's
Missionary Indies
Highland Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Methodist Church
Elks’ Theater
Th. A. Baker
Joseph Heim
L. H. Finnenburg
Arthur Meinzer
Herman Bashinsky
Georgia
Anderson Badger
Gus Gustafson
Isam Ho Kee Attracts Attention Abroad
Sam Ho Kee of Albuquerque, son of a local Chinese merchant, draws attention abroad as Judge L Cunningham of the El Paso County Democrat requests his valedictory oration and a portrait for publication. He has led his class in all subjects and served as assistant editor of the Occident during four years at the city high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ho Kee
Albuquerque
A. Miller
L. Cunningham
el Paso County Democrat
Colorado Springs
South Second Street
City High School
Occident
Empire Day Observed With City Troop Review In Montreal
May 24 Montreal observes Empire Day with a military character. Troops march to Finteber'a Field for an annual inspection by Lord Alymer and Colonel Buchanan. Includes local parade details and remarks on British empire observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Montreal
Great Britain
Finteber
Lord Alymer
Buchanan
Reyan
Quebec
Opens Monday at West Bowling Alleys on May 28
A damaged notice advertises the opening of West Bowling Alleys at 18 West Gold Avenue on Monday May 28. It mentions staff and services with unclear details and an inquiry address at Abratan's Ebbermen.
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Patti Man
West Bowling
West Gold Avenue
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
4. B
Sthigeler T. McGreight
Sumeses
Clayton
Union County
Rodey
United States Senate
Federal
District of
Porto Rico
Judge Rodey
Judge Redey
Fo City
Washington Post
Jess
Opde
Pecos Valley
Abe
Spain
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pacific
Atlantic
San Juan Indes
Duluth News Tribune
Dror
Topler
Marets
New York
St. Lovia
St. Lowe, Mo
IARC
Atchison
New York Central Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel
Isam HO Kee
Dana Hamilton
Atlante
Lexington Herald
Lst
Lim
Georgetown
Trihromesar
Ted
Abratan
Omer Pok
M. Mandell
Wm. Chaplin
Shoe Store
Railroad Ave
Smith
Remingtons
Remington
Densmo
Jewett
Lambert
Manhattan
Fox
Densmore
Underwood
G. S&s. Ramsay
West Railroad
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mail
Hino
Riz
A. m
W. L. Trimble & Co
N. M
J. B. Block
Peren, N. M
F. G. Pratt & Coo
Jas, Hockin & Co
Inhexton
Hushora Creamery
Electric Building
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Corner 4Th and
Eeecee
Melini & Eakin
Yellowstone
O. F. C. Valektes
St. Louis
A. B
Bohemiag
Jos. Schiltz Milwaukee
Automaticlephone
South First Street
Highland Jersey ‘Dairy
Volo
W. E. Mauger Woo
Albuquerque, N. Mm
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