Allegheny City's Big Bank Failure Rumors Emerge
Allegheny's Enterprise National Bank collapse draws estimates of a $1.5 million shortage, with directors pledging to reopen the bank. Auditing lags into week’s end as questions mount about private loans and connections to state funds and prominent figures in Pittsburgh and Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise National Bank
T. Ler Clarke
Dent Prederick Gwynner
Pittabure
Fred Gwynner
Leward
Enterprise National Bank of Alleghany
Clarke
Andrews
Prises
New Mexico
Harrisburg
Matthews
Enterprise Nation Bank of Alleghany
Market Report Closing Quotations for Various Railroads and Companies
Closing quotations received by Levy Bros for Logan Bryan and rival houses show listings across railroads such as Atchison, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Reading, Pennsylvania, and Union Pacific among others. The page records prices and stock status for numerous lines and industrials, reflecting market activity in the era’s transport and iron sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy Bros
Logan & Bryan
Barnett Building
Amalgamated Oper Oo
Reeseite American Sugar
R . Atchison
Haltimore & Olio
Hrolion
Canadian Pyelitic Colonie Fuel & Tran
Coisrady Southern
Ecommon
Colorado Southern
Snet
Second
Chicago
Greay Western
Sieh
Okay Senna
Lauraville & Nashville
Minsouri Pacific
New York
Norfolk
Reading
Common
Pennsylvania
Rook Island
Repubic Iron
Repubtic Iron & Steel
Pic
Ong
Southern Pails
Paul
Southern Hallway Tennerse Coal & Iron Texas
Union Preiic
Fire narrowly spares Borradaile home in Albuquerque
An overheated Majestic range caused a fire at Colonel John Borradaile’s residence on West Golf Avenue. The blaze damaged about $20 worth of flooring before the Albuquerque fire department arrived promptly. The home at 600 West Golf Avenue was saved, and a grateful thank you card praises Chief Burt and the crew. Also notes a Bisbee race stake called the Bistee Stake and shipping of St Elmo stable to Phoenix for fast-paced racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bearradaile
West
Gold Avenue
Are Department
A.C. Burtress
Albuquer
Fire Department
West Golf Avenue
John Borkalaise
Mothe Arigna Terriorial Tat
Phoenix
Eltixonx
Bisbee
St Elmo
Phoenis
Freet le
Atingietque
Mr. Barnett
Hullion Morgan
Young Hal
Trains 9 and 10 Re inaugurated for winter season
James Kurt of the Rio Grande division reports at Topeka after the Santa Fe fall time card meeting. The re inauguration of trains Nos 9 and 10 for winter, with limited trains daily instead of semiweekly, takes effect November 12. No. 10 arrives at 6 60 am and departs 7 80 am. Trains 22 and 27 are discontinued. Mrs Kurt accompanied James Kurt to Topeka, then to San Marial. Weather in Topeka was rainy and muddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kurt
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kan
J. B. Hurley
General Sur Venient
R. J. Parker
General Traine
W. J. Black
Air Superinlente
Kile Sar Fe Ines
Albuquerne
Chicago
el Paso
Kurn
Torpeka
Tojpeka
San Marelal
Forged Checks Among Albuquerque Merchants
S. G. Hurst fled north after forging multiple checks in Albuquerque on Friday night, obtaining near 100 dollars in bad paper from victims including A. W. Hayden and F. G. Pratt. He boarded a northbound train with a sick brother, later last heard moving through Las Vegas, having stayed with associates in local shops. Hurst previously used the name D. M. Fergusson during another foray, and was jailed until funds from his father settled the forgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Hurst
Albuquerque
A. W. Hayden
Rea
F. G. “Pratt
Blanchard Meat and Supply Seompany
Hurst
D. M. Fergusson
Lion
Ontario
Hayden
Bill
Minnapolis
Three Albuquerque Youths Seek Adventure Into Mountains
Three mischievous youths from Albuquerque allegedly rode out of the city on horses toward the Ob country near the Alabama mountains with suspected bad intentions. Police report three huts are in agency custody, tied to LAL Dye at 67 North Eighth Street, another at 968 North Highih sinoes, and the order of J. W. Weir at North Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Mischievou
Lal Dye
North Eighth Street
North Highih Sinoes
J. W. Weir
North Eleventh Street
Alaosang Trountains
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Ad Sale Notice
An old ad-style fragment promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin ailments. It mentions cures for burning itching and bleeding, with a claim of instant pain relief and general sales by druggists. Also present is a garbled note about New Mexico territory finances.
Police Raid Opium Den In North Third
Midnight raid by city patrol officers Jordan and Rossi at a North Third Street opium den led to the arrest of three people including Howard and his wife Tieran. An outfit valued over $100 was confiscated. fines and jail terms were set under a city ordinance. Batley, jailed for larceny, received a five day sentence. A general Sunday-early morning sobriety sweep saw numerous drunks fined 35 dollars for five day penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Rossi
North Third Cerver
Pay Howard
Thoms Howard
Crawford
Bo’elock
Howards
Deadwood
Tieran
Thomas N. Wilkersa
Mt Tees
BI Batley
Jai
Bhastiie
Jnge Crawford
Batley
Martin Tierney
Deaths and Funerals In Albuquerque Area
A list of recent deaths includes Harry Bonn aged 49 who died after a brief illness and a wife Sophia Barlow, 22. Services for Bonn were handled by Undertaker Borders with relatives in Coral Michigan. Also noted are multiple other funeral notices including Mrs Sophia Barlow of 303 Roma Avenue, healthseeker who came from Richmond Virginia, and W F Kearns 31, with remains shipped by O W Strong's Sons. Juan Chaves, killed by a train in Santa Fe yards, to be buried in Santa Barbara cemetery. Hezekiah Bilaworth, veteran minister, funeral held at African Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. George H conducting. interred at Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bonn
Borders
Coral
Mich
Lumar Company
Sophia Barlow
Roma Avenue
Ala Querque
Richmond
O. W. Strong
W. F. Kearns
Healthseeker
Albuquerque
Ashboro
Highlands
A. Borders
Juan Chaves
Santa Fe
Anta Barbara
Hezekiah Bilaworth
African Methodist Episcopal Church
George H
Fairview Cemetery
Sneak Thief Steals Clothing at Commercial Hotel
A thief entered Arty Hartlett’s room at the Commercial Hotel on First Street Saturday evening and stole a suit of clothes and valuables valued by the Southwestern Electric and Construction Company. In custody, the property not yet recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arty Hartlett
Commercial Hotel
First Street
Clothis
Bartlett
Southwestern Electric and Construction Company
Storty
Bowen
Too Late 10 Classify for Salm 10x 2 Out Furnished
Mountain rout found engine clearance papers bearing same as George Hol ih. Owner can have wone by applying at this office and paying for tig gotine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salm
George Holih
Tig Gotine
Fragmented local notice from an old paper
Poor OCR yields unclear text about a fair dealing event and names misread as Wherev Schilling and Aevonng eew. The readable bits reference a community notice or notice of fair dealing, but specifics and dates are missing.
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Allegheny City
R Penrose
Rolks Penrose
Penrose
Eenterpriss Bank
Senlter
Francia J. Torranch
Torrance
Pennsylvania Development Company
Railroad
Andrews’ Enterprises
Enterprise Bank
Allegheny
Market Report
Borradaile
Ny 215 West
Schilling
Colles
D. E. Clevinger
Mason Contractor
Belek
Walter
The
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Queen Quality
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth 8St
Railroad Ave
VANN
C. D
Esight Bercialist
Renew the Mexico Board of Optometry
Optician
Carol Arden
Wilstach
Pally Primtust
Saleot Company
Matson's Book Store
Hayeoud
Gallup
Eureka White Lime
Hahn's
Cole
Cale
H. Briggs
Gold Ave
Alvarado Pharmacy
EES OS
Cfo
Bell
Albert Faber
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
Crocker Wheeler
National Electrical Contractors’ Association
Second BT
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
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