Rev Gentile marks fifty years in Jesuit life in El Paso
The Rev Aloyle M Gentile S J parish priest of the Sacred Heart church in El Paso and former superior of Jesuit houses in Albuquerque Las Vegas and western Texas celebrated fifty years in the Jesuit order with a private El Paso festival. A solemn high mass followed by an evening recital by Sunday school children capped the day. Gentile, born July 26 1838 in Landolfi Italy, has served missions across New Mexico and Sonora and remains active at Sacred Heart parish in El Paso despite being 60.
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Aloyelue M. Gentile
J. Passor
Sacred Heart
el Maso
Alvequerque
Las Vegas
el Paso
Wdock
Satme
Sacred Heart Paroental School
A. M. Gentle
Landolfi
Beneveno
Italy
Benevento
Nap
Maly
Spain
Scholasticale
Laval
France
America
Albuqueraite
N. M
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
C. M. Pinto
C. M. Pinto. Father Gentile
Chittushua
Sonora
Sinaloa
Father
Lovers and Lunatics at Elks Opera House
The second performance of Lovers and Lunatics drew a fair Elks audience. Miss Minnie Luckerburg stood out for her Nellie Huntington with graceful stage poise. Kirk Bryan impressed as Ferdy Lighthead, while John R Cannon faced tough references but lent sincerity to Richard Hamilton. The cast also included Miss Lillian B E Splits and M Albright in notable roles, with Professor Crom delivering clear interpretation.
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Elks' Opera House
Minnie
Luckerburg
Nellie Huntington
Erna M Fergusson
Cornelia Skinner
Lillian
M. Albright
Abadian Skinner
Professor Crum
Bryan
John R. Cannon
Richard Hamilton
Cannon
Joe .Cott
Geo. Richmond
Wice Tim
Professor Crom
Farge
Did Not Murder Jose Leon Castillo Verdict Shocks Valencia Jurors
Rumullo Sienergs was found not guilty of murdering Jose Leon Castillo in Valencia county court. The defendants were friends who worked for Francisco Mone near San Manuel. The trial described a night of a struggle ending in a fatal stabbing and included related assault charges against Corrigan.
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Jose Leon Castillo
Rumullo Sienergs
Valencia
Los Luthar
Jore Cantillo
Klock
Sisneros
Castilo
Francisco Monetoya
San Maion
Castillo
Simi
Katte
Castille
Beren
Aswaul
Corrigan
Yeaterday
Deteniane
Telegraphic Markets and Local Notices From 1906
Telegraphic market snippets cover wool and money market standings with currencies in New York and Chicago cattle and sheep receipts. A list of livestock prices from Kansas City follows, noting steady or varied bids. A Santa Fe game warden reports arrests for illegal deer shooting in Rio Arriba area. Albuquerque Traction Company directs a stockholders meeting for September 22, 1906. Local classifieds warn of shoe sales and bread promotions at 218 South Second Street near the post office.
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Averque Traction Company
Ay Ola
Ay Albuquerque Traction Company
Ronquerque de
Pureumnt
Blenel
TN. Wilkerson
Col Twitchell Advertises In Las Vegas Return
Col Twitchell, recently back from the National Irrigation Congress in Boise Idaho, said Las Vegas received a surprisingly large vote at the next meeting. He explained the publicity was just advertising to put New Mexico on the map, though he and the party did not seek the convention. He noted his role as chairman of the credential committee three years ago and highlighted the trip's political impact.
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KR. B. Cwitchel
Las Vegas
National Irrigation Congress
Bolee
Idaho
L. B. Prince
Blaice
Twittheimn
New Mexico
New Superintendent Arrives at New Mexico Deaf and Dumb Institute
W C Conner arrives from Cornell Bluffs to lead the New Mexico Deaf and Dumb Institute near Santa Fe with his wife, after a two month marriage. He brings extensive experience in deaf work as his father heads a similar institute in Georgia. A bilingual circular announces the institution will reopen in October.
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W. C. Conner
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Conner
Ney
Cornell Bluffslows
Georgia
Connor Ie
Santa Fe to Play the Browns Sunday
Santa Fe to play the Browns Sunday with manager Cavanaugh arranging Santa Fe Grays down for the game. The match aims to draw receipts and should be competitive as both teams field most players. Conway played recently, Porayrh and Gallegos lead pitching, while York and Lucage handle the infield and base running duties.
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Santa FE
Browns
Minager Cavanaugh
Santa Fe Grays
Syndy
Conway
Tae Leen
Porayrh
Forah Gamer
Nee
Gallegos
Western association fair baseball schedule rounded up
Attorney M. Bi Hickey will have charge of the baseball daily with games starting in the afternoon. Umpire Combe and umpire Comba have been secured for the fair matches as Sues whatch team is formed for the tournaments.
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Sorial Fair
Conner
Combe
Lapi
Mr. Comba
M. Bi Hickey
Display at Madam Steward-Lambs opens fall millinery season
Madam Steward-Lamb opened use fall millinery season for Albuquerque ladies this afternoon. Her parlors on South Second street showcased Virginia creepers and sunflowers with green and yellow decor. A striking imported Gaineborough style hat features a long white plume and a rose at the front, the plume measuring thirty by twenty inches.
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Gaineborough
Two Cases in Police Court Today
Two brief police court cases are recorded. Juan Cherera, employed at Perfecto Armijo's new home, was taken into custody on indecent exposure and fined 10 dollars this morning. John Campbell, who works at the Rust Barn, was fined 5 dollars for striking a boy during a quarrel.
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Juan Cherera
Perfecto Armijo
Eleventh
John Campbell
Res
Campbell
Chaves County Republicans Name Candidates at Roswell Convention
The Chaves County Republicans met in Roswell to nominate county officers including Commissioner First District Walter Long and Commissioner Second District Captain Charles de Bremond. A. J. Nesbit was named probate judge, Albert Slaney probate clerk and recorder, D. B. Jackson sheriff, Roger Elliott assessor, J. A. Graham treasurer, and J. M. Reid superintendent of schools. Delegates to the constitutional convention Farr A. Snyder and James Hamilton were named, with further delegates to the territorial convention at Las Vegas. The group endorsed Governor Hagerman and Delegate Andrews and urged a no linguistic test voting law and openness of officials’ books. A convention to name legislative candidates for October 12 was announced.
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Chaves County
Roswell Mond
Walter Long
Charles de Bremond
A. J. Nesbit
Albert Slanney
First National Bank
D. B. Jackson
Axvensor
Roger Eliott
Dexter
Farmer
J. A. Graham
Roswell
Las Vegas
Congress
Hagerman
Andrews
Roosevelt
New Mexico
Arizona
Iowa
Govenor
Council
Dstricte
Former Albuquerquean Kills His Own Son in Wood Trip
Information from Willard area reports Miguel Cantallas, once of Albuquerque, shot and mortally wounded his eldest son during a Willard wood gathering trip. Cantallas, with two younger children, left his Winchester loaded. While preparing to unload at a stream, the gun discharged, injuring the boy fatally. He died en route to Willard after Dr. Wilson could not save him.
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Willard
Belen
Miguel Cantallas
Cantallas
Lum
W. A. Wilson
Alice
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Charlie Coe
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Kas
Monkey Mack
McKinley
Joe D
Lola White
Neva Hustler
Albuquerque
Paso
J. T. Me
R. D. Pulkerson
London
Western Amuasoriest Company
Raton
King
Court House
Bernalillo County Board of County Commissioners
Neill B. Field
Stover
D. A. Macpherson
A. A.trimble
J. E. Matthews
Dr. Gee
W. Harrison
Desiderio Montoya
Henry Springer
John H. McCutcheon
B. Spitz
Otto Dieckman
Third Street
John Borraidanle
City of
West Trumbull Avenue
East Trumbull Avenue
Griego Garcia
Just Gutierres
Placido Chavez
Policarplo
Elks’ Opera House
Rumaldo Sisneros
Valencia County Court
Spelter
Lamia
Speler Firm
St. Louis
Louis
Money Market
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Slver
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas City
W. E. Griffin
W. A. Logan
Roarilha County
Lars Gone Sales
Jose R. Ijin
Levi Gonzales
Renatacio Layan
Damian Gonzales
M. Gonsales
Sasen
Ubeir Poksescion
Justice of the Peace
Wiliner
South Second Street
Postoffice
Jaffa
Col. Twitchell
Wiley
Deaf and Dumb Institute
York
W. J. Lucag
Will
Madam Steward-Lamb's
Quart Fruit Co
Kieke
Mary H. Walters
St. Clair St
Columbus
Moon Studio
N. Kemmerer
Hagerman and Andrews
Albuquerquean
Winchester
Millinery Fashion Company
Fternoon
Prof. di Mauro
ERVIN
Paynter
Mibuquerque Business College
Evokkeeping
Albuquerque Business College
Milliken
Albuquerque, Newa
Flaming’s Grocery and Cafe
Midni
Concarne
Topham
South
First Street
la Veta
West
Lead Avenue
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Asto
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
M. Berger
West Railroad Avenue
The
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front 117 West Railroad
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
Cares Lees
Colorado Telephone CO
Mexico
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