Albuquerque Real Estate Boom Sparks Twenty Nine New Homes
Albuquerque sees unprecedented real estate activity with 27 new houses under construction in one addition. Lots measure 60 by 142 feet, price ranges 100 to 200 dollars, basic terms are 10 dollars down and one dollar weekly payments. The Surety Investment Company reports broader interest as owners plan improvements and more lots are prepared for sewerage and sale. Office at 110 South Second Street, manager D. K. B. Sellers.
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Vestient Company
South Second Street
Who are you Pat Crowe as kidnapper on stage
In a dramatic exchange from the stage play Act IV and V the feared kidnapper Pat Crowe is confronted about his identity and the truth of the gun claim. The dialogue frames his challenging reputation and the question of fortune versus misfortune for the rich.
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Pat
Pat Crowe
Wani
Belltragk
Moon
Hearst Smelter Deal Boosts Comanche Operations In New Mexico
Comanche Copper Company, the new owners, prepare to scale operations at the Hearst smelter. A 51 ton stack will be installed at the silver city site, enabling mining and shipment of lower grade ore from Pinos Altos. Rail improvements and a proposed Mogollon district railroad could dramatically cut transport costs and boost regional ore production.
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Silver City
Comanche Cowpans
Hearst
Pinos Alcm
New Mexico
Bremen
Burro Mountain
Mogollon
Wogollon
Pinos Alton Road
Mogollon and
Cooney
Virginia Maestas Rooms and Boarding House Ad
Advertisement for new rooming and boarding house at 62 percent South First Street offering clean, nice rooms. Includes name Virginia Maestas and solicitation of patronage.
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Virginia Maestas
South First Street
Come Thou Almighty King in Classic Hymn Form
A fragmented OCR piece discusses attribution questions for the hymn Come Thou Almighty King, noting Charles Wesley’s association but lack of definite authorship, and mentions a Methodist minister and other unrelated ad-like inserts including Dr Thomas electric oil and railroad ticket pitches.
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Charles Wesley
Wesley
Martin Maden
Clorsyman
Eins
Lock Hospital
Hyain
Tralia Ayton
Body of Wandering Man Found Near White Oaks
The body of a man about 45 was found near a road by Lake in the White Oaks vicinity, after several days’ exposure. Coroner’s Jury, led by Justice HB Thompkings, ruled death from unknown causes. He carried a Watertown New York bartender’s certificate, a second class railroad ticket to San Francisco, and a $2,000 life policy. He likely wandered from Watertown or Schenectady, New York, and perished from hunger, thirst, and exposure. Burial occurred at the scene due to decomposition. Watertown’s bartenders association notified.
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White Oaks
Fled Lake
Justice of the Peace
HB. Thompkings
Willan Donlean
Watertown
San Francico
Abedo Station
el Paso & Southwestern
Bartenders’ Association
New York
Don’t Borrow Trouble and Electric Bitters Ad
Don’t borrow trouble. when sick and worn by internal disorders seek relief with Electric Bitters. Enjoy forgetfulness of troubles and a lighter body free of debt burden. Available at all druggists. Saratoga chips fresh daily at Maloy’s.
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Bright
Sporting Brevities Highlight Mixed Boxing and Racing Notes
Harvard interference slow and uneven but shows improvement. Mentions Dwyer on turf, black fighters exclusion, Princeton adds Galley Ward DeWitt staff, Burke defeats Heney in Philadelphia, Siler questions Kaufman, Jockey pay for J. Martin, Notre Dame fo otball claims ref unfairness, Kenney impersonation case, yacht race plans, Hart challenges white boxers, college coaching shifts, retired Kentucky breeder Hagin, Missouri racing legality, and DeWitt's medicinal salve advertisement.
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Harvard
The
Crimson
Michael
Dwyer
Willie Lewis
Willy
Joe Gans
Joe Walcott
Lewin
Princeton
Bob” Galley
John Ward
R. DeWitt
Morida
Burke
Philadelphia
Eddie Heney
George Siler
al Kaufman
Siler
Kaufman
Peter Maher
Fitzeimmann
New Orleans
J. H. Martin
Wil
Prince of Whites
Oth
Prince Aid
Notre Dame
Paltoa and
Keuny
McGlew
Yank" Kenney
Jamie Dyett
New York Police
Roany
United States
Marblehead
Maxx
Taulaville
Marvin Hart
Columbian
Wesley
Yale
Jas. B. Hagiin
Kentucky Bread
Green Hilly
Lexington
St. Louis
Kansas City
Five College Spirit Rush Proposed at Woman's College
A humorous fragment from a Boston related chatter page notes a junior at a woman's college proposing a chat rush to spark college spirit, contrasting with male peers who get more press. The items shift to unrelated items including a barber-chair mishap, invented headlines, and a public bond notice from Bernalillo County New Mexico dated 1906 proposing bond payment details in New York and Chicago.
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Woman's College
Eline Bag
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Albuquerque
Vestment Company
the Surety
John W. Gates
Mr. Crowe
Hearst Smelter
Comanche Company
Thomas
Paulie Association Railroad Ticket Office
Dean
Pelea
Ives
Goetz
Maloy
Red Lake
Lincoln County
Saratoga
Maloy’s
First National Bank
Albuquerque, N. M
A. T. & S. F. Railway System
Sporting
Dewitt
all @rugglets
Josh W
Boston
Yule
Latham
Fayette
London
Berger i
West
Grayson
Lusinane
Bernalillo County
Bernalillo
Chemical National Bank
N. W. Harrin & Company
Chicago
Alfred Grunsfeld
of Summers
Bucklen
Arnica
Jas. Walters
Duffield
Ale Wril
Husklen
Eilsener
Southwestern Brewery & Ice Co
Colo
Black
Santa Fe Central Railway System
Torrance
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railways
Kennedy and Santa Fe
N. M
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Santa Me
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
W. H. Andrews
B. Grimshaw
Mgr
Frank Dibert
Treas
A. L. Grimshaw
Anta FE
N. Me
P. Lyng
Pags
Meads
J. C. Baldridge Tive
chaIcaGco
Sherman-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
Boecece
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
Hall
Nml
CPCS
Oeceo
Car
Flist Street
Therne Road
Albuquerque Carriage CO
Zieger Quickel & Both
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