Charity Meeting Urges Support for St Joseph's Hospital
Citizens of Albuquerque are urged to attend a charity meeting by the Sisters of St Joseph's Sanitarium held tomorrow afternoon in the Ladies Parlor of the Commercial Club. The aim is to discuss ways to care for the influx of indigent invalids and sustain the hospital’s charitable work.
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The
Commercial Club
Albuquerque
Sisters OF St. Joseph’s Sanitarium
Sisters Hospital
ST. Joseph’s Hospital
Scottish Rite Masonry Meeting Noted in Washington
The New Mexican reports the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite of Free Masonry met in Washington on October 16 21 with Colonel frost leading New Mexico. About 30 states and three territories attended including New Mexico Arizona and Hawaii. The rite, begun in 1801, saw 100 candidates elected for the thirty third degree, with Col Max Frost and C T Brown representing New Mexico. Doctor Samuel Columbus Clarke of Bernalillo received honorary Knight Commander of the Court of Honor.
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New Mexican
Supreme Council of
Washington, D. C
Frost
New Mexico
Arizona
Hawaii
United States
Supreme Council
Col
Max Frost
Santa Fe
C. T. Brown
Socorro
Territory
Samuel Columbus Clarke
Bernalillo
Court of Honor
Elks to Furnish Handsome Club Rooms in Albuquerque
Albuquerque lodge No 461 held a regular meeting and decided to fit up handsome club rooms on ground floor northeast corner of the Elks building. Rooms to include a Dilliard and card room and a reading and writing room, aiming to make the lodge a proper home. Directors re elected to maintain stable leadership. financials reported as in good shape. A social section followed and refreshments served.
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Albuquerque
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Albuquerque Lodge
Elks’ Leake Holding Company
Ite Elty
Frank McKee
W. W. Strong
PF. McQunnn
WH M
P.P. McCanna
Walter Lyon Appointed Attorney for Cunningham
Walter Lyon, former counsel for Pennsylvania interests, is named attorney for Toreiver Cunningham of the Bank of Allegheny. Lyon has represented several New Mexico enterprises in recent years, signaling a notable regional legal appointment.
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Walter Lyon
Cunningham
Mosf
New Mexico
Walter Lyons
Mediental Koverns
Pumelyvania
Aetual
Toreiver Cunningham
Detunct
Enterprin National Bank of Allegheny, Venn
Lyon
Wool Shipment Arrives From Cuba NM To Albuquerque Mills
The largest wool shipment of the season, 50 000 pounds, arrived at Albuquerque Wool Scouring Mills. It was purchased by G W Bond Bros of Espanola for about 10000 and will be shipped to Cuba NM once cleaned. The wool clip comes from J J Salazar’s ranch near Cuba and signals improving rancher herds in the territory. Salazar runs a general store at Cuba and will load twenty seven wagons with provisions and merchandise to replenish stock.
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Albuquerque
G. W. Bond
Police Court News Highlights Box Car Occupants
The docket thickened as eight to ten victims faced Judge Chawford for minor offenses. Teodocio Padilla and Adolfo Padilla from Santa Fe were jailed for vagrancy and released after agreeing to seek work. Frank Moore and Daniel Cragin, also from Santa Fe, slept in a box car and were admonished. Jacob Dallas and his son William Dallas were arrested for a disturbance in an alley behind the News.
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Chawford
Teodocio Padilla
Adolfo Padilla
Santa Fe
Frank Moore
Daniel Cragin
York saloon inmates jailed and fined in town court
Jacob Garcia and B. J. Chentetoupe, described as plain drunks, were each fined five dollars or five days in jail. Francisco Chaves, an Indian, was arrested near the war path to Cherod light district for turning amuck and kicking doors, pleading not guilty with a continued hearing. Harry Storm was sentenced to five days in jail for practicing medicine without a license.
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York Saloon
Jai
Jacob Garcia
B. J. Chentetoupe
Francisco Chaves
Cherod Light
Chaves
Tomorrew
Harry Storm
Replenishing New Mexico streams with fish
Trout and other fishes were deposited in New Mexico streams by government fish crews. Oct 2 to Oct 4 entries list locations including Wrights Park Clayton Wagon Mound Tres Piedras Vallesita Creek Elizabethtown Sapedo Creek Las Vegas Moriarity Estancia Springs Tucumcari Palomas Pond and New Postoffice Brownhorn Roosevelt County Allie Montgomery named postmistress.
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New Mexico
Wright's Park
Clayton
N. M
Clonequilia Park
Wagon Mound
Joross Creek
Tres Piedras
Vallesita Cree
Creek
Elizabethtown
Moreno Creat
Sapedo Creek
Las Vegas
N. M. Moriarity
Estancia Springs
Tucumcari
Palomas Pond
Royal Ritchie Amusement at Casino Theatre
The Ritchie Amusement company brings a full troupe to Casino Theatre Old Town Sunday at 2 PM. The show promises blues removal and laughter with Mrs Ritchie the strongest woman, Bertha with rings, contortion through twelve inch rings, coon shouters and jokers, and a twentieth century boxing event featuring Albert and Eastella. Admission 25 and 35 cents, children 15 cents.
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Ritchie Amusement Company
Casino Theater
Old Town
Prof. Ritchie
Albert and
Eatella
Uncle Josh Spruce Up A Novel Parade Device
The Uncle Josh Ageny company markets a daily Hayseed band parade to draw attention. The group, in New England rustic dress, performs noon parades with Umbrella and carpet sack lead, offering a concert of selections. Also notes Assessor Albright and City Clerk Lee plan a hunting trip to Eagle New Mexico and a Congregational church sale hosts a horse sale at 214 West Gold Avenue.
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Uncle Josh Ageny
Hayseed
New England
Uncle Josh
Opera House
George F. Albright
Harry F. Lee
Eagle
N. M
Hagle Ia
the Congregational Church
West Gold Avenue
Market roundup and stock quotations mixed with lumber and cattle data
A dense round of market quotes and livestock figures lists closing prices for rail shares and commodities. Cattle, hogs, and lamb values appear with regional and national price ranges, followed by grain and metal commentary and a stray retail ad fragment. The report blends trades from Chicago New York and St. Louis with provisional futures and spot quotes.
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Lease Holding Company
Saratoga
Maloy's
Police Court News
Andrews
Brownhorn
Roosevelt
Allie Montgomery
Casino Theatre
Josh Spruce
Goschenes
Switherland
Boeare
Levy Jonta
Logan Me Oben Turnett Building
Atchison
Battimore
OMO
Trooklyn Rapa
Colorio Southern
Chicago
Great Western
Erie
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
New York Central Norfolk Seiscees
Reading
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Common
Repu
Irra
Hebic Iron & Sterol
Conition
Republic Iron Steel
Thern Pacific
Te Pauls
S.cs
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & As
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Common Greene Copper
Kansas City
New York
Atchison, Common
Southern Pacifiee
Ceiseeeee Wagonesses
Seveedes
St. Louis
St. Louis, Mo
Spelter
Strong
Schilling
Moneybad
Ives
Elks’ Theatre
Dave
Lewis
Mie
Netion
Josh
Spruce
Ron the Big
Matsan'a
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Queen Quality
Juliets
Haviland
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST. and
Railroad Ave
NeWe As
Ason
Albert Faber
Railroad Avenue
T. Vann
O. D. Eycaight
Exico Board of Optometry
Optician
Whitley Block
Vann
Carol Arden
Wiktach
Pally Primrose
Sqlent Company
Adenaorion
BL Williamson
Avin
Mateun's Book Store
Corlius Lamp
Eureka
Hahn's Coal Yard
Colo
Briggs &2Co
Propa
Alvarado Pharmacy
Commiercial Club
Hayguud
Wilson
SLI
North Seventh Street
Southwestern Electric & Construction Go
National Electrical Contractors’ Association
SOUTH
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
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