Annual Grand Lodge Meeting Announces Elaborate Masonic Program
A dated report outlines the upcoming Grand Lodge gathering with a seven day schedule of banquets and ceremonies in Albuquerque. It details Shriner initiations, a grand lodge business session, elections, and formal banquets at the Masonic temple and Alvarado, plus the Royal Arch Masons and Knights Templar activities, with dramatic stage imagery and a notable red card cue.
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Fez and Crescent
Albuquerque
Faye
Suxstone
North Third Strees
Shipshape
New Mexico
Richard
Wanda
Ferger
Alvarado
Grand Lodge of Free Mases
Benauet
Masonic Temple
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch Masone
Knights Templar
Koights
Ballut Abyad
Performance of Merchant of Venice in Albuquerque Delights Audience
A near capacity Elks Opera House audience watched Joseph De Grasse and a strong supporting cast present Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice. De Grasse’s Shylock drew curtain calls as he demonstrated focused fidelity and acting finesse alongside Ida May Park as Portia, Noel Travers as Gratiano, and Garret Holme. the ensemble earned praise and presaged a strong revival for local theatre audiences.
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Albuquerque
Elks’ Opera
Joseph de Grasse
de Grasse
Ida May Park
Odd Fellows Return Home From New Mexico Meeting
The Albuquerque contingent of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows returned home from a gathering in Deming with riders from Raton and Gallup. Included were EM. Sanjule and John C. Spears from Gallup and Alfred Jeffs Jesse Underdown and J. Hille from Gate City. The Carbon City group planned a day in Albuquerque before nightfall. Next meeting set for Roswell during the Roswell fair.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Grand Ridge
Order of Odd Fellows
Deming
Agenm
Odd Fellows
Raton
Gallup
EM. Sanjule
John C. Spears
Gate City
Alfred Jeffs
Jesse Underdown
J. 8. Hille
Perth
Carbon City
Good Fellows
City
Roswell Fair
Roswell
Ralph Goodwin
William Deca
H. B. Rogers
N. E B. Stevens
Samuel Vann
J. Votah
BA. Sleyster
Sleyster
Public taste leans to sweet ice cream sodas
An aproned drinker argues in a saloon that ice cream sodas cut into saloon business as cooler evenings draw crowds toward sweeter beverages. He notes soda fountain drinks surge in summer while patrons still enjoy a nip, suggesting masculine taste shifts toward sugary options.
Italian Consul for New Mexico and Arizona Arrives in Albuquerque
Dr Nacamull a noted physician and former president of Padova Italy arrived from Denver and visited The Evening Citizen office with BR Ruppe. A lost certificate of appointment from the Trattan government for consul for New Mexico and Arizona was found by Felipe jurdle and returned to the doctor, who may establish Albuquerque as his future headquarters.
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Nacamull
Padova
Italy
Denver
Cite Fen
Compang
BR. Ruppetoly Morulae
Trattan
New Mexico
Arizona
Felipe Jurdle
Irienid
Hly Certrate
Evening Citien
Unotype
Ines
Albuquerque
Malicious Mischief Charged In Court Session
Albert Nichols and Joan Jackson jailed after a skating rink incident at Ral Road Avenue and Fifth Street. Both face malicious mischief charges from rink management. Jackson admits cutting three ropes. Nichols says he untied one and pushed patrons. A detective report ties others to the act. more arrests possible. Also, Martin Hine held on suspected grand larceny for a stolen overcoat linked to an Arcade saloon theft. Hearing set for Frank Weat and Chas Hubbell later this afternoon in Judge Crawford's court.
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Albert Nichols
Joan Jackson
Inig
Jackson
Nichols
Alec
Bacause
Arcade
First Street
Martin Hine
Knapp
Hing
Hine
McDonald and Oliphant Move to New Albuquerque Clothing Store
The Dry Goodsman notes Albuquerque merchants McDonald and Oliphant have moved into a new 113 South Second Street location after a year in J. W. Bennett’s curio shop. They report strong demand for made to order garments and have sold fifty two suits in the last sixty days. Their best day saw antlers traded for over 400 dollars in clothing. The new store will stock shoes priced at 3.50 and 4.00.
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St. Louis
McDonald & Oliphant
Albuquerque
N. M
South Second Street
J. W. Bennett
North First Street
Brass Band Alumni Rise Through Professions in Grand Rapids
J W York of J W York & Sons notes in a Chicago magazine excerpt that in Grand Rapids alone a large military band of professionals and business leaders could be organized from former students under his firm. He argues many now prominent doctors lawyers congressmen and manufacturers once played in brass bands, refuting the idea that band participation harms young men.
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Learnard & Lindamann
Music ‘Trades
J W. York
J. W. York & Sons
Grand Rapids
York
Tiny band leaders push youth toward discipline in New York
The Music Trades notes a push by Learnard and Lindemann to guide juvenile band members toward responsibility. Capt La Lind conducts a pre marching drill for the boys, with Jas. Devine and Learnard guiding the First Regiment band in coordination with the New Mexico National Guard as New Mexicy National Guard repels distractions.
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Lheck
Cme
Music ‘Trades
New York City
Learnard & Lindemann Hobethi
Hore Band
Ih W. York
Learnard @ Lindemann
Ruccons
la Lund
New
Mexicy National Guard
Learnard & Lindemann
la Lind
Devine
Flrst Regiment
Learnand & Lindemann
New Home for Gross Kelly Co to Rise in Albuquerque
Gross Kelly Co plans a new wholesale grocery building on the old Santa Fe freight house site in Albuquerque after yard issues delayed construction for months. The firm expects foundation work and framing to begin within days, with completion targeting a larger facility than any other wholesale house in the southwest. Hair work offered by Mrs. Rutherford is available Wednesdays at 617 South Broadway.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Gross, Kelly & Co
Grosé, Kelly & Co
Alvarado
Rutherford
South Broadway
Cochran Damage Case In District Court In Albuquerque
The Cochran suit against Albuquerque Traction Company seeks 5000 dollars for injuries May sixth when her foot was caught in a defective car step. Judge Abbott directed a verdict for the defendant after most testimony. jury had begun deliberations and more witnesses were to come. Separate Gallegos case verdict favored four defendants, with a new-trial motion filed. Adjacent notice touts scalp treatments and cosmetic preparations by Mrs. Bambini at 209 West Railroad Avenue.
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Olive Cochran
Albuquerque Traction Company
Cochrin
Traction Pany
Clock
Gwen
McMilnen
Wilkerson
Traction Company
Derengant
Gallegos
Acalnet
Neill B. Field
Grilegos McMillen and
Reynolds
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Shriners
Barkeep
Leon Jackson
Frank Weat
Chas. Hubbell
Crawford
W. York
Gross, Kelly
Ladies’ Home Journal
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Cochran
Abbott
Leon B. Stern
Proprietoe
Albert Fabe
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
M. Berger
French Bakery
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Sowyer
THE
Colorado Telephone Co
Flaming’s Grocery and Cafe
Concarne
Topham
South
la Veta
West
Lead Avenue
J. H. O’reilly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Albuquerque Business College
Albuquerque Business College Library
Milliken
Correece
Commerci
Alin Fit
Meads
Tations Fogue
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