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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1905

Page

7

Gompers Opposes Canal Labor Chain Chinese Exclusion Stance

Samuel Gompers argues the Panama Canal should be built with American labor and opposes Chinese labor. He stresses fair wages, good housing, and humane conditions for workers, and warns against altering republican government or inviting Chinese competition. The piece also notes regional mining camp activity and a Magdalena marriage announcement involving J. W. Hilton.

Panama United States Canal

Albuquerque Business College forms football club and plans events

The Albuquerque Business College students form a football team and gymnasium plans with officers Tripplett Stacy and Davidson. Many local businesses seek student office workers while a musical program funds uniforms. Proposals later seek repairs and electrical supplies for facilities with strict bid rules.

Mensrs Tripplett Stacy Davidson

Decisive football victory for college team over El Paso

Special Correspondence Mesilla Park Oct 80 crowd of 200 watched Agricultural college second team defeat El Paso by 0- not scoring a single first down. Rokahr Ames and Graham starred for the college. several new players showed promise. Prospects for 1905 bright with schedule into December. November 4 Fort Bliss, November 11-18 second team vs El Paso high, November 20 and December 9 University of New Mexico and Fort Bliss. The Mesilla valley booms with new stables and growing Las Cruces, while merchants awaken and real estate surges.

Mesilla Park The Agricultural College Fro Rokahr Ames Graham el Paso Miller Davila Sweet Stoneking Anderson Sullivan Mata Alleman Hall Fort Bliss Pb] Paso High School University of New Mexico Las Cruces Mesilla Cinderela Goody Lind Missouri

Prominent People Marry at San Marcial

San Marcial New Mexico October 30 A G Burlingame and Mrs Rose, respected locals, were quietly married Saturday night at nine o clock at the H and M Bible School with Rev G H Givin of the Methodist church officiating They will reside at the mentioned institute with friends.

San Marcial A. G. Burlingame 8. Rose H. and M. Bible School GH. Givin Methodist Episcopal Church South

Signing Lands for Elephant Butte Project in Las Cruces

Las Cruces October to November reports indicate a rush to sign land deeds for the Elephant Butte project with around ninety thousand acres pledged today. County officials note real estate transfers rise as Las Cruces booms with new homes, schools strained by growth, and electric streetcar franchise discussions advance between Las Cruces and nearby Texas cities.

Kats Cruces N. M Elephant Butte Huntreda Ape Armijo Dong Aba Tore Tess al Diaceint Peele Board of Caunty Commissioners Mithe Hualnewe Grarsacred TH. Bavcomt & Company Citlcen Mesilla Able City Te Pano Texas Las Cruces

Socorro to Welcome a National Bank Headed by Joseph Price

Socorro New Mexico October 30 reliable sources report Socorro will estab lish a national bank after the first of the coming year with Joseph Price of Price Bros company at its head The firm will relinquish banking as part of its general merchandise operation led by Maurice Lowenstein The move signals continued regional progress despite prior setbacks and supports local commerce Max Kirchman has pursued Bohemian colony plans nearby and has secured options on land and other steps toward establishing the colony in New Mexico

Socorro N. M Joseph Price Price Bros. & Company Maurice Lowenstein Prince of Merchans Rio Grande Max Kirchman New Mexico

Railroad Tickets Cut Rates for Reduced Fare

Reduced rate railroad tickets promoted by Pauls Railroad ticket office offering buy sell and exchange options to aid travelers with lower fares and convenient services.

Pauls

Roosevelt tour notes quirky Teddyisms across southern states

The account details a presidential tour with informal episodes in Raleigh Charlotteville Richmond Atlanta Roswell Jacksonville St Augustine and Birmingham. It notes child greetings at depots, photo opportunities with staff and veterans, a playful remark at the governor’s mansion, a conflict with a crowd, a Dixie music moment, and interactions with local residents including nurses and escorts.

Washington Raleigh N.C Charlotteville Governor's Mansion

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gompers Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Coolle Panama Canal Magdalena Kelly Albuquerque Santa Fe Las Vexas Santa Fe Railway Company, Ly J. W. Hilton Happy Joe Hilton Miss Phillips Weilding Joe Sam Business College Notes Albuquerque Business College Mack Livingstone A. B.C William Neher Albuquerque Browns Stoll Highlands Merchants National Bank Llet Bolveat National Bank Commissioner of Indian Affairs James K. Alien Mesilla Valley Elephants Butte National Bank Price Bros Atlanta Dixie Georgia Roswell Mra N. Peach & CO Weet Gold Avenue Third Street Meat Market Balt Meats Emil Kleinwort Masonic North Third Street A. Sleyster Notary Public Stoam Cromwell Block OE Richards Gigars Railroad Avenue Pioneer Bakery Simon Balling Balling Bros Nedding Firat Street California Lutz J. J. Byrne Los Angeles Cal G. Pratt & Co Heekin & Co Imboden Hillsboro South Second Street Rankin & CO N. T. Armijo Clarkville Produce CO J. B. Macmanus Mgr South First Street A. E. Walker Mutual Building Association J. C Baldridge Tot Gradi B. F. Copp D. D N. T. Armijo Building Fuehr Undertaking Company Edwards & Fuehr West Railroad Avenue Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers Las Vegas Hendrie & Bolthoff Mig. and Supply Co Seventeenth Street Denver Colorado Rosenfield St. Elmo Melini & Eakin Yellowstone Moot & Ajlon St. Louis Bohemian and Schlitt Milwaukee Williams Deug Co G. B. Williams and F. W. Schmalmarck Proprietora Albuquerque, N. M Voy Co. E. Suntagg Imperial Laundry CO Belen, NJ Belen Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Chicago Kansas City Galveston San Francisco Old Mexico Belen Town and Improvement Company Belen Townsite Atresta Lureeet Belen Patent Almo Belew Town and Improvement Company John Becker WM. M. Berger
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