United States Grand Jury Returns Sensational Report
The United States grand jury in Albuquerque NM holds session since September 18 1905 and submits a report. It returns fourteen indictments five no bills and condemns corruption between Albuquerque city council and a prostitution ring. It commends law officers and urges prompt transmission of cases and uninterrupted court terms.
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United States
Grand Jury
Tra A. Abbott
Waleri
John Mordy
U Grand Jury
Ira A. Abbott
Second Judicial District
Territory of
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Sodom
Greatest Territorial Fair closes with carnival night
The exhibit features diverse mineral wealth from across New Mexico. Sandia limestone, ochre pigments, Jemez sulphur, fossiliferous limestone, onyx imitation from Santa Fe, unique bioedite in Torrance County, and a 13 40 pound coal chunk from Hagen fields. Reports praise Sandia and Magdalena ores, Grant county copper, and silver and auriferous quartz from Midnight and Old Abo mines. The display underscores vast wealth ready for development to make New Mexico rich.
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Sandia
Sandias
Jemez
Sandoval
Santa Fe
Torrance County
San Carlos
Tres, Piedras
Hagen
Socorro County
Jone
Magdalena
Eulena
Abo
White Oaks
New Mexico
Official Notices of New Corporations in New Mexico
The office of Secretary of the Territories records articles of incorporation for two groups. Allanya HispanoAmericana de Benevolencia lists Juan D. Castillo Francisco M Sanchez Magdalen Rice and others of Altunderque as incorporators for a benevolence charity mutual aid society with a fifty year term, principal place Albuquerque. The Fraternal Protective Union of Algodonus and Angostura names Philip M Molander James H Madden Manuel Gonzales and Jose Hi Banos of Als 8 New Mexico as incorporators to promote mutual aid and fraternal benefits for members and families with seven directors for fifty years, principal place Algodones. An agent is James H Madden. Also promoted is Zeiger's Cafe advertising free Saturday night lunch and cold bottles on the way home.
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D W. Raynolds
Territors
Allanya HispanoAmericana de Benevoléncia
Juan D. Castillo
Francisco M
Sanchiz
Magdalen Rice
Altunderque
Genuity
Buetheen
Albuquerque
Algodonus
Angostura
Philip M. Molander
Jas. H. Madden
Manuel 1
Gonzales
Jove Hi
Banos
Als 8
New Mexico
Thie Corporation
Jave
Worship Services and Sunday School Listings
A roundup of church services across Elks Opera House area with Lutheran, First Presbyterian, Christian, St. John s Episcopal, Congregational, and other churches. Includes service times, Sabbath hours, Rallying Day Oct 1, and notes on sermons, hymns, and offertory. Also advertises Kodak views of the parade and fair in Houston.
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First Presbyterian Church
Elks Opera House
Hugh A. Cooper
St. John's Episcopal Church
Fourth Street
Silver Avenu
A. G. Harrison
William Wyille
Winstow
Hay Fever Cure Claim From 27 Years of Suffering
A Mansfield woman reports 27 years of hay fever relief after using Hyomel claiming complete cure since last summer. Advertises Hyomel germ killing balm with $1 cost and 60 cent refunda for unsatisfied users. Also promotes children health products and postcards from Rio Grande Woolen Mills window displays.
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New England
Helen S. Williams
Mansfield
Lane
Rio Grande Woolen Mills
Globe Store
Montezuma Ball Brilliant Affair at Alvarado Hotel
A grand Montezuma Ball during the Twenty-fifth Territorial Fair drew about fifty-five couples, with Miss Jessie Lifeld of Las Vegas as Queen and W. H. Greer of the fair as escort. The hotel dining room gleamed with evergreens and lights, lunch on the veranda, and elaborate menu amid a dignified crowd. Biographical sketch lauds Montezuma as Aztec ruler, with humorous notes about his imagined travels and immortality, while a separate notice details building material bids for the Indian School at Breen, Colorado, with bid requirements and inspection rights.
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Notting
Alvarado
Jessie Lifeld
Las Vegas
Grant
W. H. Greer
Woodmen
Walla
Breen
Colorado
United States
Solvent National Bank
Fides
M. Peterson
Brees
Territorial fair preview and hotel opening notice
A notice announces the Albuquerque Transfer men will run the upcoming territorial fair. It promotes the New Hotel and Rooming House opening September 11 at 21 South Third Street with special rates for regular boarders. Mrs. R. Green is proprietor.
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Albuquerque
S21
South Third Street
R. Green
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United States Grand Jury
Law
McKinley County
Fort Defiance
Court
En Mexico
Sohn Mordy
Frank T. Stroth
Zeiger’s
Zeiger Cafe
Lutheran Church
Christian Church
Re' Rev. Woodrow
Oklahoma
Babylon
Woodrow
Congregational Church
Broadway
W. Barron
Miss Fish
Washburn
C. BE
Frank Palmer
Christ
KODAK
Houston’s
Ives
Montezuma
Society
Ham
W. H. Cheatham
Col
John Stein
J. H. O'Rielly
Montezun Montezuma
Teddy Roosevelt
Manzano
Santa ’E
B. C
Barelas
New Town
San Felipe
Mabaram’s
Weat Railroad Ave
Fourteenth
yHeb
The
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole Agents
N. M
Dinsdale Highland Livery Stable
Lynn
Haven Bay
Blue Point
First Street
Silver Avenue
Walton
L. H. Shormaker
Albert Faber
Railroad Avenue
Rosenfield
ST. Elmo
Ens
Aas
Suisyess
Peninsular
McBrain Furniture CO
Gold Ave
Atlantic
Jan Toor
Gree Mill
Eureka White Lime
Hahn's
Cole
Ossoo
Touk
Ely
B. M
Pod Gold Ave
Alvarado Pharmacy
Southwestern Electric & Construction Go
National Electrical Contractors’ Association
South Second
Colorado Telephone Co
N.T. Armijo Bulleti
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