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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1906
Page
8
At F. F. Trotter's grocery, sauces and condiments are chosen from the best manufactured brands. The store personally guarantees the labels and ensures customers get reliable quality for every dish.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock in the Presbyterian church corner of Silver avenue and Fifth street there will be held a mass convention of the temperance workers of the territories of New Mexico and Arizona. The meeting will discuss matters connected with the coming election and the proposed constitutional convention. All pastors and members of Christian churches, members of the W C T U, temperance organizations, and all who oppose saloon domination are invited to attend and participate.
Yesterday at St Mark's Episcopal Denver the marriage united Jose E B Chaves heir to the Felipe Chaves estate of Belen and the eldest daughter of Colonel and Mrs William Berger of Belen. The bishop officiated and the couple toasted with a reception at the Brown Palace before departing for a European honeymoon.
The Evening Citizen office was honored by a visit from Mrs. Anton Mayer and her two children, accompanying Mr Mayer to Socorro for the Rio Grande lodge No 3 grand lodge of Knights of Pythias. Mayer, a well known Knight, is part owner and publisher of the Socorro Chieftain. The visitors are welcomed guests in the city.
Two smoothfaced gentry robbed the Penny Parlor arcade between five and six last evening, making off with about nine dollars. J J Jackson, assistant to proprietor P M Davis, watched as one man entertained the cashier while the other watched the rear and the money drawer. The robbery was not detected until sometime after the thieves fled.
The home of Rabbi Kaplan just north of the synagogue was entered Sunday night. Jewelry worth about $200 owned by Miss Kaplan, the rabbi’s sister, is missing. The house was empty, entry gained by breaking a ground floor rear window pane.
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias convened at 9 30 o clock with all officers present and minutes read. Committee reports were not ready and the body adjourned for recess until 2 pm while A B Keneban of Santa Fe attends the Democratic Central Committee meeting.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends for support during illness and death of William Foy. Local ads promote Dean's Ointment for piles, men’s slippers at May's Shoe Store, opera slipper lines, and Dolgeville fur trimmed taillies. Events include Elk opera night and Maccabees ball at Colombo hall with tickets. Moonlight skating party at the Opera House rink tonight with music and dancing.
A scanned page itemizes various classifieds and notices: horse and buggy sales, help wanted for a girl, a cook or innkeeper position, rental of two rooms, a Texas Carlsbad Mineral waters ad, grocer samples at W. V. Futrelle’s, seedless apples and trees for sale, JAFFA KRACK KREAM bread, decorator Stacy & Co with signs and floats, Elis theater wrestling event Thursday, FEE'S good cold root beer at Walton’s Drug Store, and a tailoring ad by Nettleton Tailoring Agency offering suits for fair week.
Albuquerque traction officials announce reduced service during fair week from 1 PM to 8 PM restricting cars to the Railroad Avenue First Street route to the fair grounds for the convenience of patrons. Remaining hours follow the Burelas and Second Street lines. Contractors are invited to bid on a brick building at Willard New Mexico with plans available at Torrance County Savings Park Willard.
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