Santa Fe Rebates Probe Targets Freight Officials
Santa Fe freight officials must appear before the United States grand jury in Los Angeles to explain rebates given to furniture and agricultural implement shippers. Subpoenas go to General Freight Agent Barnwell and City Freight Agent T W Pate. numerous local firms named include Barker Brothers Mackie-Fredericks Pacific Purchasing Los Angeles Furniture Nil Pease California Implement and others. Resignations and division changes follow with Trainmaster O Meadows resigning, Conductor Wilder appointed, and John Galivans named permanent cr ain master of the Los Angeles division. various yard and engine staff shifts are noted. A fireman injury near Rincon yard prompts a brief incident mention. the need to ship Mexican laborers back to Mexico is noted, along with travel and health advisories. Royal note on Chambertin Pain Balm included as local ad.
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Santa Fe
Unitees Grand Jury
Los Angeles
Santa Fe Railway Company
Barnwell
T W. Pate
United States Marshal's Forces
Barker Brothers
Mackie-Fredericks , Company
Pacific Purchasing Company
Los Angeles Furniture Company
Nil Pease Furniture Company
All Furniture Firms
Southern Pacific
Needles
O. Meadows
Wilder
Anzona
San Bernardino
John Galivans
Mr. Meadows
Walter Reed
Wall
Barstow
Winslow
W. A. George
Mayo for Bernalillo County Commissioner Nomination
Joseph B. Mayo of Albuquerque seeks the Bernalillo county commissioner post, endorsed by the Republican convention. A former Santa Fe county official and mining executive, Mayo built a career as a businessman and public servant, with prior service as Santa Fe chairman and a record of fiscally careful administration. He was born in 1844 in New Jersey to English parents, learned silverware at Newark, entered mining near Golden, and later moved to Albuquerque with real estate and banking interests. His leadership included refinancing county bonds to reduce interest and settle debts, bolstering Santa Fe county finances amid a court ruling validating the issues. He pledges faithful service if elected.
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Joseph B. Mayo
Albuquerque
Mayo
Santa Fe County
Golden
Old Reliable Mining Company
Bernalillo County
L. Bradford Prince
New Mexican
Elizabeth City
New Jersey
Cave Town
Lancaster College
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
Newark
Santa Fe
Wihle
of Texas-Santa Fe & Northern Railroad
Espanola
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Lamy
Cerailatra Ati
Territorial Supreme Court
County of
House of Representatives
Bishop bans Nearer My God to Thee in Newark diocese
New York dispatch reports Bishop John J. O'Connor of Newark enjoined clergy to exclude the hymns Nearer My God to Thee and Lead Kindly Light from liturgical services. Nearer My God to Thee is completely forbidden, while Lead Kindly Light may be sung only after service. The bishop criticized non liturgical English hymns, insisting the service remain strictly liturgical in Latin. Lead Kindly Light, though popular, is an appeal for spiritual light.
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New York
John J. Connor
Newark
O'Connor
South Orange
Oday
Cardinal Newman
McKinley
Billy Williams Great Heart Endures in Charity Tale
A Topeka feature honors Billy Williams once the minstrel king born in Dublin. He gave vast wealth to relief efforts, funded Memphis famine aid, and supplied ninety coffins during the New Orleans plague. Despite later illness and poverty, friends seek aid, praising his unselfish acts and hoping for peace at end.
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Topeka
Toke
Billy Williams
Dublin
New Oreans
Dan Rice
Jim Hayes
George Thompson
Black Joe
Memphis
Angel
New Orleans
Charity
Pope Leo XIII
Tlustrel
Denver
Hix
Les
Ife
St. Louis
Coming events listing headlines for Mahara's Minstrels and more
November events include Mahara's Minstrels and My Friend From Arkansas with dates from November 6 through December 29. Theatre listings feature The Maid and the Mummy Uncle Josh Uncle Tom's Cabin The Holy City King of Triumphs Hooligan's Troubles My Wife's Family across November and December.
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Mahara
Tailor Shop Ad Offers Custom Work and Cleaning
My merchant tailoring shop at No. 209 West Railroad Avenue solicits public patronage. Fifteen years in business. Salts made and order. Clothes cleaned pressed and repaired. Ladies garments cleaned and walking skirts made to order. Give me a trial. 0. Bambini.
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West Railroad Avenue
Bambini
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Rico
North First Street
Dinelli & Lencioni
Bailing Bros
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Wedding Cares
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W. L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
Railroad
Copper Avenue
Dr. King
Wilitamat
Clover Ohio
S. Vann & Son
Albuquerque Carriage Company
First Street
Tiferas Avenue
Foundry and Machine Works
Repeire
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
North Second Street
Wwere
J. Korger & CO
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Bruppe
WEST
Bank OF Tource
Thos. F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Automatic Telephone
L. H. Shoemaker
Watton’s
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C. W. Strong’s Sons
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairvie Sante Barbara
Monuments
Third Street
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic Building
North Third Street
W. E. Mauger Wool
Rance & Mauger
North First St
N. M
Tot & Grad
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Strewa
Draggie
North Broadway
Wan
Rankin & CO
N. T. Armijo Building
A. E. Walker
Mutual Building Asscatation
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Belen Town and Improvement Company
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Belen Town and Improvement Co
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