Sporting brief roundup of early boxing and football tales
Young Teddy Roosevelt endures a rough Harvard football practice while fighters like Britt and Nelson clash for shot at prestige. A Penn State case prompts debate on postgraduate eligibility and dean authority. Boxing careers rise and fall with many future champs noted, Chicago boxing plans eyed under Mayor Dunne. End with American League bat leader Sahn listed among early figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Roosevelt
Harvard
Wille Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Jimmie Gardner
Pacific Coast
Joe Gans
Neilson
Britt
Gans
Battling Nelson
Jimmy Britt
Controversial College Sports Row and World Series Payouts
The article critiques a Wesleyan basketball melee and coach misconduct, lauds Carlisle Indians’ fast, precise play, and notes Judge Murphy’s Latonia removal amid calls for fair officiating. It also reports World Series receipts split, with New York winners earning $1,142 per player and Philadelphia losers $420 for five days of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Maroons
Hawkeye
Columbia Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Morley
Carlisle Indians
Judge Murphy
Latonia
Murphy
New York
Philadelphia
Line to Texico Is Now Certain
A dispatch from Amarillo dated October 13 reports Santa Fe Railway plans to extend Gulf lines from Brownwood to Texico with a main line connection to Albuquerque. The Pecos Valley shops in Pecos will be rebuilt to cover forty acres and employ 1,000 to 1,200. The Fort Worth & Denver line is being relaid with seventy five pound steel, concrete abutments, and rapid track work under General Superintendent G F Cotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Santa Fe Railway Company
Gulf
Brownwood
Texico
Albuquerque
Canyon City
Lubbock
Pacos Valley Lines
Pecos Valley
Fort Worth
Denver Road
G. F. Cotter
The
Colorado & Southern
Trinidad
Louis Wachs and Miss Edith Farris Married in Roswell
Louis Wachs of Denver and Edith Farris of Roswell wed on Wednesday at 9 am. One hundred twenty five invitations were issued. Dr. G BR McLane served as best man and Miss Margaret Baid of honor. The couple left Roswell for Denver, their future home. Don’t wait for an explosion cook with gas the humane way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wach
Farris
Roswell
Louis Wachs
Denver
Edith Farris
G. BR. McLane
Margaret Patterson Baid
Territorial Topics and Local News Briefs
Dipped five thousand sheep returned to Lag V ega from the Romero dip to be shipped to Wichita. Sheridan, U S coal mine inspector, visited Hagan to inspect mines of New Mexico Freight and Iron Co. Elks in Las Vegas plan a two story home with grand ballroom. Santa Fe Elks eye an opera house. Astancia trader Haynes bought a fine lamb lot from Duncan McGillivray. one lamb topped 100 pounds. Moriarty man Jake Wooster shot hand while pursuing a hawk. treated and recovering. A remarkable bantam pet demonstrates obedence and crowing on command. Santa Fe Elks to discuss building opera house at October 18 meeting. John M Archer, aged 62, divorced after a contentious marriage starting in 1920s Clayton, N M. New Mexico mining output questioned. 1904 gold production cited as high, with local mines accused of exporting ore to Texas and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Elks of
Las Vegas
Santi Fe
RATTLESNAKE KILLED NEAR SANTA FE
Boyle and Charles C. Catron of Santa Fe killed a rattlesnake found on a road near Bowers place. The four-and-a-half foot reptile had fly rattles. It was the first killed in Santa Fe city limits in years. Colonel and Mrs Frost with Mr and Mrs CT Brown and Elmer Marsh head to Washington after a Windy City visit. They plan to attend sessions of the supreme council of the thirty third degree of Scottish Rite in D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Boyle
Charles C. Catron
Bowers’ Place
Frost
Washington
CT. Brown
Elmer Marsh
Windy City
Chicago
D. C
National Capital
Colonel Frost
Mr. Brown
Supreme Council
Marshall wounded by exploding pistol after dog encounter
Las Vegas Marshal David Sandoval tried to raise a jammed hammer on his aix-shooter when it exploded injuring his left hand. Dr Desmarais treated the wound, not breaking bones, likely keeping him incapacitated for several days. A separate note reports Miss Gertrude Joyner's pet bantam rooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sandoval
Las Vegas
Eame
Des
Gertrude Joyner
W. T. Joyner
Gertrude
Santa Fe couple to wed in Flagstaff Arizona
Invitations received in Santa Fe announce the marriage of Pedro H Somoza to Miss Carmelita Montano in Flagstaff Arizona. The ceremony will be performed by Bishop Granjean at 5 o clock in the afternoon at the Catholic church. Somoza was once a resident of Santa Fe and Montano is well known in Santa Fe, having visited there many times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Arizona
Pedro H. Somoza
Carmelita Montano
Flagstaff
Granjean
Dhoeke
Samoan
I Montano
Santi
Freiburg’s High City Ownership Noted by U S Consul
The United States consul in Freiburg, B. Theophilus Liefeld, reports on Freiburg’s extensive municipal ownership and control of public utilities. Highlights include city finances, cemetery transport, employment, electric and gas operations, theater subsidies, pension funds, and a unique municipal tax system affecting servants and insurance. The city runs utilities, schools, a savings bank, and cultural institutions with substantial self funding and deficits offset by municipal revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Freiburg
Germany
B. Theophilus Liefeld
Grand Duchy of
Haden
Leason
Orchestra Fund
Actors Singers
Froburg
Athall
Professionals in Albuquerque Adverts and Notices
A dense block of classified style listings includes medical, legal, architectural, and veterinary professionals in Albuquerque New Mexico. Dentists doctors attorneys architects engineers builders and teachers are shown with offices on Railroad Avenue and F Street, plus mentions of the Albuquerque Business College opening September 4 1905 and a Santa Fe assay service.
Willing Helpers and Publicity Offer in The Evening Citizen
A local advertisement extols willing helpers as economical publicity and capable workers. Also promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for distress from dyspepsia and related ailments, urging relief and complete forgetfulness of troubles with a guaranteed drugstore sale.
Public Notice of Final Proof for Donaciano Valencia
Department of the Interior notice from Santa Fe land office announces Donaciano Valencia filing for final proof to establish residence and cultivation of southwest quarter of section 2, township 8 north range east, with witnesses Jacobo Valencia Jose Mora Alejandro Ronquillo Adam Lopes. proof to be given before the Albuquerque probate clerk on November 4, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Land of the Santa Fe
N. M
Albuquerque
Donaciano Valencia
Tange
Jacobo Valencia
Chilili
N. Mu
Jose Mora
Alejandro Ronquillo
Cri
Adam Lopes
CII
Manuel R. Othro
Full of Tragic Meaning in Caseyla Remedy Ad
A testimonial from J. H. Simmons of Caseyla credits Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with curing a fearful cough that disturbed his sleep. The patient claims instant relief and permanent cure of throat and lung diseases, with a trial bottle offer and a paid option at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Simmons
Caseyla
Dr. King
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Evening Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Beneral Paper of
Bernalillo County
Ipatchen
New Menice
Pam Brewis
Writcing Ratce
Corea Pemiigmmro Coserase
Fidentes
Pertothor
Bell
Sporting
Reynolds
Pennsy
John Morrissey
Yankee Sullivan
John Crow
Billy Poole
Ned O'Baldwin
Johnny Heenan
Johnny Griffin
John Gully
Dunne
Windy
Nelson
al Kaufman
Marvin Hart
Gun Rubin
John Wille
Mike Schreck
Jack Johnson
Say Werger
Frank Gotch
Boomer” Werks
Pecos Valley Road
Jaks Stern
Kansas Partes
Wichita
Tancia
J. Haynes
Alambsa
Colo
Astancia
Dancan McGillivray
Hayney
Moriarty
Jake Wooster
Estancia
Santa FE Elks
Corporation of Santa Fe
Ando
John M. Archer
Clayton
Archie
Peart Archie
Ina
New Mexico
Last Chance
Mogollon
Pinos Altos
Colorado
Silver City Enterprise
Sunnyside
Pecos River
Old Fort Sumter
Guadalupe County
Gays the Sun
Belen
Pecos
Dennis
Deming
Joan Powers
Kansas City
Dennis J Ae
Thomas McMellin
Froitarg Oc
Electric
Ralinas Gas Works
Hart
Treasury
Mmucihy
Trols
Tata
Strevta
Fribute
Fwcal
Oreticatra
oFchestra
Ely
Foote
Cty
Perce R. E. Kraft
Inter
Alger
Railroad Avenue
Bernard
Rodey
Albuquera N. M
Ira M. Bond
F Street
N. W
U. U
Pat- Hateon
Bryan
E. W. Dobson
Omce Cromwell
Albuserque
John MH. Stingie
N. T. Armijo Building
F. W. Spencer
W. QO
Wallingford
Barnett Building
F. Macrolling
Contractor & Bus Tractor & Builder
A. L. Morgan
North Second Street
Ineeireian
C.H. Conner
M. D
Osteopathic
New Mexico Board of Osteopathy
Harnett
Blott
Trimble
Corbet & Collins
United States Deputy Mineral Surveyors
East Side
Plaza
Bright
King's New Discovery
Montezuma Trust Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Bank OF Commerce OF
Albuquer
Acc EE
Pere E SE
Aate
Solomon Luna
Strickler
V. P. and Cashier
W. J. Johnson
Assi
WM. McIntosh Solomon Luna George A
C. Baldridge
A.M. Blackwell
C. E. Cro
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railway
First National Bank
Albuquerque, N. M
Joshua
Raynolds
Settee
Aes
M. W
U. 8. Depository
Presidentice
S. Cashier -Rassatint
Seseeecess
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
the State National Bank
D. N. Marron
D. A. McPherson
J. B. Herndon
Roy McDonald
Standard Plumbing & Heating Co
H. Cox
Railroad Ave
COSCO
OLD
Southwest
Albuquerue, N. M
ST. Michael’s College
Santa Fe, N. M
Bro. Botulph
DeWitt
A. W. Hayden Contractor and Huilder
Offics and
West
Copper Avenue
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