Il Trovatore at the Elks Opera House Delights Audience
The Lombardi Grand Opera Company presented Verdi’s Il Trovatore to an appreciative crowd. Reviews highlight A Antola and V Giorgi for standout arias, but criticize the program and praise the choir and principal performers despite uneven performances.
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Lombardi’ Opera Company
Elks’ Theatre
Lombardi Grand Opera Company
Foun
Europe
America
Elks
Oera
Elbert Hubbard
Count de Luna
Azucena
Arucena
Maurice
Eonora
Maurico
Leonora
Beore
Sr. A. Antola
Sr. M. Camposiore
Sr M. Campofiore
Sr. V. Giorgi
D. Ottavi
Fike’ Opera House
Courses of Study Offered by Dr. Kaplan at Temple Albert
Dr. Jacob H. Kaplan of Congregation Albert announces this year’s study courses starting Tuesday evening November 6 1906. Courses include Psychology and psychic culture Jewish Literature Prophetic Books of the Bible and Hebrew reading with Genesis exegesis. Two courses are open and free to all with registration at 7 30 pm in Temple Albert’s prayer rooms.
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Jacob H. Kaplan
Congregation Albert
Temple Albert
West Gold Avenue
Seventh Street
Jaffa
Krack Kream
Warlike Outburst Ends in Jail Jury
In Socorro county a man named Peter Clark opened a scene by declaring war on Japan after being restrained by Patrolman Rossi. He attacked Harry Hereda, a Jap, in jail with a coal scuttle and faced judge Cra ing who sentenced him to ten days for drunken disturbance. Hereda was later moved to San Antonio for charges of obtaining money under false pretenses tied to a Plain Package.
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Ireland
Japan
Peter Clark
Harry Hereda
Seattle
Rossi
Clark
Ullty
Peter
San Antonio
N. M
Jesus Baca
Socorro County
Hereda
Remnaldo Ciscernos
Crawford
Carmel
Bidro Carmel
Mexico
Glorietta
Flrat Street
Luis Lucero
Montezumaland
Electric Lighting Restored by Albuquerque Power Co
Normal services resumed as Albuquerque Gas Electric Light and Power announces their big generator now supplies regular service. After a week of strained resources and borrowed current from Santa Fe shops, the company reports the generator load is being carried and patrons may use light and power freely. Engineers G W Brodock and W S Carter will depart tonight after supervising repairs.
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Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Atlee
Santa Fe
G. W. Brodock
National Electric Company
Milwaukee
W. 8. Carter
Denver Electric Light and Gas Company of
Denver
Barnes Believes Andrews Will Win Hands Down
Willan C Barnes secretary of the cattle sanitary board arrived from Las Vegas and will depart for points north on board matters. He states in this morning's remarks that in his view Andrews will be rejected as a delegate to Congress by a large margin, predicting a decisive result.
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Willan C. Barnes
Other Cattle Sanitary Board
Las Vesas
Mr. Barnes
Frau
Andrewa
Congress
Attorney General Opinion on Election Challengers in New Mexico
Territory of New Mexico 1906 opinion advises challengers may be present near polling places and inside counting rooms per law. It notes ten yard buffer and allows party challengers inside the ropes if designated. It also states counting must occur in public with observers from any party and public inspection afterward.
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Territory of
New Mexico
Santa Fe
N. M
W. B. Childers
Tehoud
Albuquerqate
Board of County Commissioners
Sister Catherine Dies at Santa Fe Leader in 19th Century Mission Work
SISTER CATHERINE DIES AT SANTA FE. ALBUQUERQUE REMEMBERS her as a pioneer in Christian work in the southwest. Born in Ireland as Malion, she joined the Sisters of Charity in Cincinnati and helped build St Joseph's hospital in Albuquerque in 1888. She spent years in Trinidad and Abouquerqe before returning toward Santa Fe, Pueblo, and Trinidad, passing away after a long life of service.
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Albuquerque
Catherine
Santa Fe
St. Joseph's Hospital
Southwest
Cincinnati
Charity Vincent
Theodorian
Pauline
Omaha
Order
Ohio
Slaters
Natue
Cloolamatl
Pueblo
Trinidad
Banta ‘Pe
Thor
Very Tev
Anethodio
Ant Otter Dignatia Rley
Dlocline
Vincent
Theodosia
Mount St. Joseph
Stueckel's Tin Shop Ad and Local Notices in Santa Fe
A collage of small town notices and ads from Santa Fe including names Sisters Vincent Theodosia and Pauline on various lists, Stueckel's Tin Shop ad at 315 West Copper Avenue, a Stag Party at the roller rink with Snobson billed, Dr Chamberlin dentist returning, blankets and comforters for sale, gloves and mittens, heating stoves, and an Independent Taxpayers candidate Francisco Shidillo for sheriff of Bernalillo County.
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NEW Star Tin Shop
Louis F. Stueckel
West Copper Avenue
the Traction Company
Bernalillo County
Francisco Shdillo
Also Mentioned on This Page
IL Trovatore
Geo. Neher
Mitchner
the Mitchner Co
South Second Street
Reland
Barnes
Andrews
Priew
Sal Field
Pioneer
Ing
Nobson
Hallowe
Wm. Kieke, Propr
Elks’ Opera House
THE
Lombardi Grand Opera CO
Faust
Matson’s
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
Leon B. Stern
Paceietoe
Albert Faber
Staab Building
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
Aera Near
Colorado Telephone Co
Flaming’s Grocery and Cafe
Concarne
Topham
South First Street
Veta
West
Lead Avenue
J. H. Oyrielly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
the Bank OF Commerce
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