Law in the Case on Prohibition Writ In Territorial Court
The Albuquerque Citizen discusses Associate Justice Mann issuing a writ of prohibition against Dintrie and Judge Abbott, limiting district court action in the Huybel cave case. It cites New Mexico law, debates jurisdiction, and notes prior similar acts by Justices Baker and Fall. The piece contrasts district and Supreme Court roles and mentions reactions from rival papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann i
Dintrie
Abbott
Huybel Cave
Territorial Supreme Court
Alamogordo
Mano
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
Julies
District Court
New Mexico
Citizen Mah
Morning Journal
Come
McCarty
Baker
Santa Fe County
Lincoln & Lucky Mineing Company
F District Court
First Judicial District
A. B. Fall
Leeds
Abide with Me amid Death and Statehood Debate
A Chicago hospital scene follows the hymn Abide with Me as Ciara Butcher dies on an operating table after a train accident. The piece blends tribute to the soprano with reflections on faith, fear of death, and the power of prayer. It also cites Arizona statehood arguments and a critique of political risk to investment, plus notes on Willits and recent imports data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ciara Butcher
Morgan Park Baptist Church
Miss Butler
Statehood
Arizona
Tucson Star
Star
New Mexico
Sunrise on the hilltop painting the waking world
The speaker stands at dawn upon a hilltop as mist and dawn light transform the landscape. Moon wanes while scarlet spears pierce pale phylo, emerald robes replace vanished Jane, and each leaf becomes a painting as the sky shifts from spectrum flames to azure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Bengalese oath boycotts foreign goods in anti foreign move
Fifty thousand Bengalese sworn to shun foreign goods and shops in a temple oath at Kanghat amid a broader anti foreign movement tied to the Bengal split into two lieutenant governorships. The curb on foreign labor aims to favor natives in administration and public works, with limited impact on external trade but potential consequences for merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanghat
Bengal
China
Asia
Russia
India
Strawberries Nine Months a Year With New Refrigerator Chest
A new refrigerator chest enables year round strawberry shipping from California to New York. From Watsonville to the Lewis and Clark expedition the device attracts interest, with Pajaro valley producing the bulk of berries. California harvests begin in spring and extend into January, with 1904 shipments totaling 700 carloads or about 10 million quarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Manly
Watsonville
Cal
California
Pajaro
Watje
Blind pianist Edward Sickles to perform at Elks Hall
Edward Holmes Sickles, blind pianist from Reto Nevada, will give a recital at Elks Hall next Wednesday evening. St Johns Guild ladies handle arrangements with local Albuquerque talent assisting. Sickles has performed in major cities and studied at a western conservatory. he invites friends and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Holmes Sickles
Elks’ Hall
Reto
Nev
St. John's Guild
Sickles
Albuquerque
Mer. Holmes
N. Napoleone
Azang
Barelas Road
Selections From Press Of Southwest Preview Hard Winter
The clipping notes predictions of a cold hard winter based on Indian signs and abundant hay stacking for stock. It also reports J N Dougherty selling fifty five high quality Angora bucks from Kansas City to upgrade local herds, with prices 20 to 60 dollars. Additional items cover cattle theft sentencing, mining display plans, and coal land prospects around White Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
McKinley Republican
J.N. Daugherty
Otero County
Kansas City
Avis
N. M
Dougherty
Clere Advertiser
White Oaks
Geo. W. Prichard
Social dance at Society hall invites all in Old Town
Society hall hosts a social dance Saturday evening with Loob Devine orchestra providing music. Pausing to save on tickets, Paulsen, the railroad ticket broker, offers affordable fares at 114 West Railroad Avenue to bring guests here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Kremer
Agnes Stillhorn
Barnett Block
Kremer
Michigan Conservatory of Music
Detroit
Mich
Stillhorn
New York
Paulsen’s Association
West Railroad Avenue
Society Hall
Old Town
Loob Devine
Paulsen
For Sale: Frame Building on Railroad Avenue
Bid notice for a frame building occupied by 8, Benjamin & Co. along Railroad Avenue. Building to be removed by purchaser within the lot where it stands on or after January 1, 1906. Architect J. I. La mentioned. parcels 26 and 27 Ma rnet pudding appears garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin & Co
St Railroad Avenue
J, I. la
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THE
Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Strickler
W. T. McCreight
Baatnesy
Arizona Star
Mit
Congress
Jean
Gileon Wolits
Europe
Col- Tiers
Aricles
Holland
Rupela
Willits
Empire of the Cann
Che
Waves
Derby
Anti-Foreign Movement
Saratoga
Maloy
Hawes
M. Mandell
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin
Albuquerque, NM
Empress
Highland Livery Stable
F. Platt
Hendrix Avenue
Third Street
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mail
W. L. Trimble & Co
J. B. Block
Perea
Epee
M. Dragoie
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
Albuquerue
Co. W. Strong's Sons
Cole
Golden Rule’ Bry Goods Company
Press OF Southwest
Whiners
Ellens
Organ
Nwiolin
San Andres
Mickig
Preelows Meta
Iepi Tioke
Dunnony
el Paso
Las Graves
Maye
Elisha Lealle
Territorial Penitentiary
Leslie
Alamogorro
BY Capitan, Cattle Company
Richardson
Robert Lewie
Robert Westie, Jr
Elixha
Awiie
Capitan News
Elks’ Theatre
Wuestar
Heparan
SARS
Ores Sas
Atte Clary
Metropolitan
Aber
Mesa
Mexico
Matson's Book Store
Casino Theatre
Harry Nace
Richardson & la Byrd
H. Gibbs
Marian Whiting
Orpheum Monolograt
Hamilton Sisters
the Human Mocking Bird
A. Whistler
O'Riley's
Whiting & Gibbs
Matson’s
Empress Mills
M. Berger
West Copper Avenue
J. Korber & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Corner
1St St
Copper Ave
Borradaile & CO
Ut Gold Ave
Peninsular Range
McBrain Furniture CO
Gold Ave
Rosenfield
Railroad Avenue
ST. Elmo
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Weat Railroad Avenue
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