Hubbell Case Hints at Appeal to High Court
The Hubbel writ of habeas corpus was dismissed and Hubbell remanded. Attorneys may appeal to the U S Supreme Court or to the U S Court of Appeals at St Louis, course uncertain. The Citizen notes Judge Mann’s writ not issued due to clerk Sena’s absence and mocks rival editorial claims while outlining Hubbell counsel Childers filing for a writ of prohibition and Abbott’s restraint order pending Supreme Court hearing.
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Hubbell
Mill
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Mann
Judge Mann
Sherlock Holmes
Judge Abbott
Tubbell
Childers
Alamogordo
Daniel
Alatiogordo
Casino company critique on vaudeville show at the Casino
The review condemns a Las Vegas vaudeville company that played during fair week in Albuquerque. It cites a disgraceful treatment of Miss Whiting, a poor performance by a lead performer drinking on stage, and a dismissible show. The Citizen echoed strong disapproval of the Wade engagement.
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Meadow City
Miss Whiting
Optic
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Fair deficit questions linger after record turnout
A heated discussion emerges over why the Territorial Fair ran a deficit despite the largest attendance in its history. Citizens demand answers from the Investigating Committee, while debates on water franchise extensions and local governance continue. The report hints at complex financial and managerial issues shared across communities. The piece also touches on trade prospects with China and Manchuria, insurance cost debates, and a curious divorce case over an unoccupied chair.
Signs and Sighs of Departing Summer Poem
A reflective verse from Washington Post notes the change of seasons with imagery of turning leaves grapes and flowers fading. Vivid lines describe crying grasens and pines as summer dies and fall arrives with drifting leaves and ripened fruit.
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D. J. Evans
Washington Post
Kansas City's Found Best Franchise Method For Gas Rights
A Kansas City plan to grant gas franchises via Beardsley style terms sets a $50,000 cash deposit and $250,000 bond, promising city needs over promoter desires. The 30 year franchise fixes domestic gas at 27 cents per thousand, with scale and discounts, plus 2 percent gross receipts and 12 dollars yearly tree rights. Milestones require 50 miles of main in year one and 200 miles in two years, with alternate rates for artificial gas if natural supply declines.
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Kansas City
Kannas City
Gounell
Ely
Beardsley
Convicts Make Daring Escape Attempt at Santa Fe Penitentiary
A group of United States convicts, led by James Scott, sawed through bars and escaped a kitchen window at the Santa Fe penitentiary before dawn but Scott surrendered after reaching the yard. The others made no further attempt and were recaptured or remained at large as authorities investigated the failed escape, marking the third such incident in a year.
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James Scott
United States
Territor
AL Penitentiary
Seren
Santa Fe
Dames Bert
Scott
Merchant Tailoring Upstairs Over No 209 West Railroad
C Bambi Bini promotes a tailoring shop above 209 West Railroad Avenue offering 15 years of experience repairs, cleaning, and ladies garments with guaranteed work. advertises One Minute Cough Cure claiming quick pneumonia relief and lung strengthening.
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West Railroad Avenue
C. Bambini
Amusing Tales and Political Humor From Harper's Weekly
A composite item recalls a Brooklyn theater matinee with only fifteen attendees including a lone young girl and a balcony spectator, followed by Roosevelt meeting Uncle Jake and a humorous exchange about coal or whiskey. The piece ends with a Monticello visit anecdote where a guide downgrades Civil War memory.
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Brooklyn
Ian
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Globe
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Columbia University
Williag
Tworont
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New Zealand
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Chicago
Graseness
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DeWitt
Schilling
Dovestairs
Roosevelt
Darky
Uncle Jake
Jake
Sal
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Junty
Harper's Weekly
Elks’ Theatre
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Mexico
Matson’s Book Store
Elks’ Theater
Virginia
Calhoun
Third Street
Gold Avenue
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mall
W. L. Trimble & Co
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B. Block
Perea
Lommori
Matteucgi
West
Tijeras Road
M. Dragoie
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Washington Avenue
Albuquerue
Ramona
California
Hel Hunt Jackson
Sy Lite
Brown & Co
HL Jaccoon
Co. W. Strong's Sons
Colo
Antonio Ortiz
Ortle & Bbe
Mateon
Lives
Derby
Llats
M. Mandell
Alpine
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole Agents
Highland Livery
F. Platt
Drix Avenue
M. Berger
West Copper Avenue
Empress
J. Korber & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Corner
1St St
Copper Ave
Borradaile & CO
Gold Ave
Banta
Peninsular
the McBrain Furniture CO
Misa Vioig Kremer
Agnes Stllhorn
Barnett Block
Miss Kremer
Michigan Conservatory of Music
Mich
Misa Stillhorn
Wwe
Rosenfield
Railroad Avenue
ST. Elmo
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Joseph Barnett
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