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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1905
Page
2
Renowned Topeka preacher Rev. Charles M. Sheldon author of In His Steps is reported dangerously ill and probably fatally ill after his dramatic book achieved wide circulation and influence, with medical observers awaiting further word on his condition.
A monument to the late J Sterling Morton former Secretary of Agriculture in President Cleveland's era was unveiled at Nebraska City Nebraska on Saturday with Mr Cleveland as the principal speaker.
A mounted police member Perea arrested Ramon Montoya, a notorious horse thief sought in Lincoln and Otero counties, last Saturday at Estancia. Montoya had served seven years in the territorial penitentiary for horse theft, and Sheriff Henley of Lincoln took him to Lincoln for trial at county expense.
In the Ula at Permington, J. W. Reagan faces murder charges for Scott Morris. The trial produced no new facts. Juror Smith interrupted pleadings by Attorney Gortner and blurted a stray exclamation, later clarified as not referencing the proceedings.
New York reports the Abyssinian dignitary Hittadsi Abdullahi Aly Sadie Pasha Hawel of Haftar visiting the United States. He views Wall Street, the Park Row skyline, and Manhattan's bustle, remarks on shoes and city life, and brings a royal letter from King Menellik to President Roosevelt with ivory gifts and two stuffed tigers.
Territorial notes report Henry Gribble killed one of the largest bucks seen in the mountains near Alamogordo a few days ago. The deer’s horns measured thirteen points and were praised as perfect. Gribble sold the head and hide for $12. The item also covers various local notices from Deming, Gallup, and Las Cruces, including accidents, grafts of property, and community updates.
Mrs E F Spinner of Durango bought eighty acres near Farmington from W N Knight with $1000, noting a fenced plot, plowed fields, a row of peach trees planted last spring. Also reports a Santa Fe marriage notice for Elizabeth Mintire and Frank Patterson of Gallup, with Rita returning to Gallup in two weeks. A giant beet from near Willard weighs over twelve pounds and measure nearly thirty inches. Dora Haltan announces Dora Sargent marriage to William Gustav Sargent of New York City on October 24.
Multiple classified notices list jobs and rentals including private family help at 66 South Broadway and various positions such as cook teacher and clerk. Also items for sale and rent including furnished rooms and a park view terrace apartments along with professional services and real estate listings.
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