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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1905

Page

5

No Diminution in Building Activity in Albuquerque

Albuquerque builders report no slackening in work during the past thirty days with major projects under way. The Staal building on West Railroad avenue nears completion and stone work on the A Romero building has begun. A strong labor demand exists across carpenters bricklayers stonemasons plasterers and painters as rapid progress continues on Presbyterian church and Lutheran church sites while new residences and hotel expansions push forward across the city.

Buiders Albuquerque Staal West Railroad Avenue Big A. Romero South First Street Eacr New Presbyterian Church Liver Avenue Fifth Street Martin Tierney Fruit Avenue

University News Highlights And Semester Events

University notes president Thrhi plans a brief departure for a Dew day. Students from the department organized a clever Halloween event. The Virary library added thirty new Bushab books for classroom use. Girls basketball team achieved a win in a recent game.

Thrhi Dao Asem Bushab Bie Aise Sele

The History of Manuscripts talk and school notes

The article notes Prof Hodgen preparing a bulletin titled The School Lane of New Mexico to be published soon by the University. Prof Asplund spoke on the History of Manuscripts in the assembly room, focusing on writing materials in classical times.

Hasta Sillihe Park New Mexico Hodgen Asplund

Regular Meeting of Woman's Club Highlights Arts Figures

The Woman's Club art department met in the Commercial Club rooms with Mrs. C H Connor presiding. Mary J Borden read on John La Farge. Mrs Connor discussed Thomas Nash. Mrs Wilson spoke on Oscar Wilde. Mrs Cassidy provided instrumental numbers and vocal pieces. The gathering was well attended and a success this season.

Art Woman's Clut Commercial Club C.H. Connor Mary J. Borden John la Farge Connor Thomas Nash Wilson Oscar Wilde Cassidy

New Road Opens To Indian School In Albuquerque

A new road from Fourth Street West to the Indian School was opened today easing traffic. Superintendent James K. Allen led the project with support from Albuquerque business leaders who funded the road. The completion allows rapid start of planned improvements to the Indian School.

Fourth Street James K. Alien Albuquerque

Wireless Telegraph Station To Begin In Albuquerque Soon

C F LeMountain of the American DeForest Wireless Telegraph Co. visits El Paso to set up a branch station. Upon return, Albuquerque’s station should go active. a 180 foot pole arrives for Traction Park with a downtown office expected at Surety Investment Co. Messages will be filed at the deep town office and relayed to the Cyt operator station.

Vaisan Albuquerque C. F. LeMountain American DeForest Wireless Telegraph Company New Mexico el Paso Pass Traction Park Surety Investment Company Deeptown

Lively Scrimmage Promised For Tomorrow At Traction Park

Tomorrow afternoon at Traction Park the Albuquerque Athletic association eleven faces an unknown opponent from the company mills in a much anticipated scrimmage. Both clubs, confident of victory, promise a lively game as they select from a list of players including Brown Anderson Stamm Michael Benjamtyth Ortiz Le Hole F Male Holme Staab Hughes Albers McQuire and Struc.

Traction Park Albuquerque Athletic Association Mills Brown Anderson Oth Stamm Michael Benjamtyth Ortiz le Hole F Male Holme Staab Hughes Albers McQuire Oid Struc Jueat

Norris Denies Any Assault on Wife in Court

The article reports Norris denying any molestation of his wife with testimony at his residence after discharge from hospital. He asserts no intent to bother her in the future and emphasizes he left the building only when escorted by an associate to the law office. The piece references local papers and a Lauder drug advertisement.

Hoop Mugrow J. K. Norris Ad Mitnroe Sir Rust Cromwell Statin Norris Betn Bud

Secretary declines at Territorial Fair in Albuquerque

In Albuquerque on October 4, W T MecCreight, chair of the Territorial Fair Executive Committee, reports the resignation of DS Rosenwald from the post of secretary. Rosenwald cites business conflicts and inability to devote proper effort, expressing regret and offering support to advance the Twenty sixth Territorial Fair.

Albuquerque Bemueh Territorial Fair Association DS. Rosenwald

Spitz Resigns Vice Presidency of Territorial Fair

Letter from Bertold Spitz dated October 28, 1906 resigns as vice president of the territorial fair citing business duties. W T McCreight chairs the Albuquerque association’s executive committee and notes the resignation takes effect immediately.

Bertold Spitz Albuquerque W. T. McCreight Pah Asayelation Ory Naxoc Garocuticn Eicben Bonerat Tray Pertold Spelz

Western Union Upgrades Albuquerque Telegraph Service

A large gang of Western Union line men installed a new 106 copy wire from Denver, the fifteenth line for the local office, easing afternoon AP wire congestion and boosting service. The Albuquerque office undergoes improvements including a new commodious rear battery room, front office refit with fresh furniture, and three new operating tables along with other up to date telegraph gear.

Western Union Denver Albuquerque Associated Press

Stock market entries and a religious talk announcement

The page lists stock closing quotations for several railroads and steel companies with varied percentages. It ends with a public lecture at 7:30 p.m. in the Commercial Club Building on The Freedom of the Individual Conscience in Religious Thought, featuring soloist Miss Kremer.

Dr. Tight Commercial Club Miss Kremer

Personal Property for Sale in Week Avenue Auction

For sale not later, entire household items including piano horse bogey and harness phonograph sewing machine seven room furniture bed clothes rus cooking utensils and more. Leaving city, must be sold at once. 618 Week Fruit Avenue.

Fruit Avenue

White Elephant Hosts Finest Free Lunch Saturday Night

Citizens claim the White Elephant offers the town’s best free lunch this Saturday night. The event draws local attention as residents anticipate the spread and social gathering.

White Elephant

Albuquerque Hunters Return From Two Week Grouse Hunt

J B E Haines, Roderick Stover, Herbert Brooks and Fred Fisher came back from a Pecos mountains trip. Deer were scarce but grouse abundant, with the party camping on upper Cow Creek. Snow reached about a foot, making deer tracking difficult. they found deer lower on the mountains. They had a Sunday dinner at the Columbus hotel featuring roast chicken, oyster dressing, port, sweet potatoes and nut cream pie.

J. BE. Haines Roderick Stover Herbert Brooks Fred Fisher Pecos Mountains Cow Creek Columbus Hotel

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