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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1906

Page

5

Statehood debate for New Mexico and Arizona pact

Democrats and Republicans urge voters to approve joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, arguing lands, education endowments, and representation in Congress. They debunk claims about language requirements and stress the shared future, urging unity despite partisan history and Mexican citizen concerns.

New Mexico Arizona Congress State of United States Houses Argent

Yuma Athenaeum vaudeville opens season at Elks Opera House

Doors open tonight as manager Matson brings the all star Yuma Athenaeum vaudeville company led by Yuma the Mystery. Miss Dolling Cole and Robert Warwick & Co present Wilde influenced playlette, with Carl brothers as program fans. Bessie Crawford sings latest season hits. Advance sales promise a packed house.

Elks Opera House Matson Yuma Athenaeum Company Yuma Dolling Cole Robert Warwick & Co Oscar Wilde Carl Brothers Bessie Crawford Yuma Company

Cavanaugh Sells Corhan to Pueblo in Baseball Trade

A fragment reports manager Frank Selee scouting at a territorial fair tournament in Albuquerque. It notes Cavanaugh selling Corhan to Pueblo Indians amid high interest in top players, comparing the deal to Parsons, Kan. releases, with Corhan described as a feverite and a key shortstop prospect.

Corhan Indianapolis Selee Marques Globe Aris le Brand Pueblo Albert Clancy Browns Daxeman Lee Austin Texas Theteoore Albert Attek Albuquerque Territorial Falr Frank Selee Chicago West Pueblo Indians Belee Amon Cnough Seloo Cavanaugh St. Louis Parsons Kan Shas Rhodes

Epworth Leaguers Close Convention

The Epworth Leaguers wrap up a largely regional convention with sessions across Sunday including sunrise prayer, church sermons, juniors service, chalk talks, and devotional and address programs. Officers elected include President W. G. Ogle, First VP N. S. Rene, and Secretary-Treasurer Bertha Sundt. next year’s convention likely in Gallinas Park, Las Vegas, in early June.

Epworth Leaguers Robinson Park C. B. Dalton el Paso Highland Methodist Church South George M. Gibson J. +. McKean Santa Fe Man of Power W. G. Ogle Las Vegas N. 8 Rene Estancia G. EB. Roddy Los

Advertising for Southwest in Albuquerque Scene

Under the Santa Fe advertising department two photographers rode a Railroad Avenue car from First to Fourth street on a Saturday morning. They captured a panoramic view of a busy street, intended to reflect Albuquerque's fair week and to be used by lecturers advertising the Southwest and Albuquerque.

The Santa Fe First Street Railroad Avenue Fourth Street Albuquerque Southwest

Albuquerque Traction Chief Heads East for Eastern Road News

W H Greer president of Albuquerque Traction Company departs for Chicago New York Boston with expected good news for Albuquerque Eastern Trail Road within ten days. The Evening Citizen notes colonel greer travels on important matters and hopes for success in his efforts.

W. H. Greer Albuquerque Traction Company Chicago New York City Boston Poe Albuquerque Dia

Baby Show Prize Drive at Millett Studio

Entries for a Baby Show list a free prize set of cabinet photographs for every child entered whether they win or not. Millett Studio invites families to bring babies to 25 West Railroad Avenue, with other local ads for household furniture, boarding, rent, and a lost poodle box reward notice.

Millett Studio West Railroad Avenue South Fourth Street South First Street Seventh Street Tilore Avenue Lorumorl & Mattenec West Tijerag Avenue George A. Blake

One More Fair Ends with Carnival Night in Albuquerque

The Albuquerque fair closed after a week of events with a rain of confetti and a lively carnival on Railroad Avenue. El Paso Santa Fe and Trinidad shared third place in the ball tournament while Las Vegas and Globe sent players home. About 150 watched the Browns defeat Cavanaugh’s benchers 12 to 6 in an all-star exhibition. Attendance and celebration surpassed prior fairs with rail, streetcar and wagon travel spreading crowds across the Meadow City.

Han Albuquerque el Paso Texans Globe Santa Fe Trinidad Globo Las Vegas Onead All Stars McDonald Perrine Durham Frantz Isleta Dougherty Anderson Brothers W. Parsona le Brand Crandall Burk Cravens Cavanaugh Forsyth Gallegow Browns Pettus Gallegos Clancy Corhan Short Edwards Graham Railroad Avenue Mil Vamos Vegas Carnival Carnival Company Reckless Russell Russell Duke City Fair Association

Captain Clancy Visits City From Port de Luna

Captily JG Clancy of Vart de Luna Guadalupe county, a pioneer New Mexico sheep man, spends the day in the city en route to Faywood hot springs seeking relief for rheumatism in his feet. He is noted for his distinction.

JG. Clancy Vart de Luna Guadalupe County New Mexico Faywood Hot Springs Clapey

Sheep Growers Leader Receives Honorary Membership

The owner of the only honorary membership card from the New Mexico Wool and Sheep Growers Association is described as a key figure who drove sheep from California to New Mexico. The captain is praised for improving New Mexico sheep stock by importing blooded rams. He missed last week’s seepmen's convention due to foot troubles and travels with difficulty.

New Mexico Wool & Sheep Growers’ Association California New Mexico Alvarado Seepmen

Management Changes Reported at Albuquerque Traction

Col H A Jastro vice president and general manager of the Albuquerque Traction company will leave tonight for the west after days in the city. He said active management of the line would continue under Col Greer as president, with Mr Storts remaining as bookkeeper and no current changes in personnel expected.

H. A. Dastro Albuquerque Traction Company West Alvarado Hotel Ciizen Col. Jastro Ayaten

Governor Hagerman Hears Baca Charges

Governor Herbert J inho and Attorney General Reid went to Socorro to hear charges against Sheriff Leandro Baca of Socorro county. He returned to Santa Fe after hearing evidence and arguments. The charges include tree trimming, misused tin, excess mileage, and removing books. Baca denied all charges. Principal witnesses testified for both sides. The governor’s decision is expected in coming days.

Herbert Jinho Reid Socorro Leandro Baca Santa Fe Court House Baca E. W. Dobson James G. Fitch Cipriano Baca Territorial Mounted Police C. R. Allaire San Antonio Joseph Smith Stapleton Herg New Mexico Bursum Colorado

Albuquerque Traction elects officers at stockholders meeting

The Albuquerque Traction company stockholders met in the city Saturday and elected a new board: Col. H. A. Jastro Col. W. H. Greer A. B. McMillen Hon. Solomon Luna and M. W. Journey. Greer reelected president Jastro vice president McMillen secretary Flournoy treasurer McMillen joins the board replacing Wilkerson Luna replaces Tevis of New York.

Albuquerque Traction Company Col H. A. Jastro W. H. Greer A. B. McMilwn Solomon Lana M. W.journey Col. Greer Col. Jastro Vicw A. B. McMillen M. W. Flournoy Mr. McMillen Thomas Wilkerson Luna Tevis New York

Brooks Returns From East Trip In Disappointment

G L Brooks, Albuquerque broker, returns from a weeks long eastern journey aboard the flyer. He laments missing time for a great feature and a fifty dollar bill. The Citizen Want ad notes this misfortune amid local chatter and city life.

G. 1. Brooks Albuquerque Hia Mansave McCanna Fall Association

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Statehood Union Roosevelt House of Congress Agricultural and Mechanical College School of Mines W. B. Childers Joint Committee Republican Committee Solomon Luna W. H. H. Liewelslyn Chas. A. Spiess W. G. Sargent Democratic Committee W. Ss. Hopewell Antonio Joseph Antonio Lucero John McCutchen J. A. Mahoney William Dad) McIntosh Sturges Mr. McIntosh Houston Capt. McDonald Perring Galde Nye Knnx Opera House Ulobe Epworth Leaguers J. Stevens Mary Mathewson Las Vegas Fair Captain Clancy Port DE Luna Hagerman Baga Traction Company Gi. L. Brooks Albuquerque Business College Business College Uilding Milliken Albert Faber Staab Building Milwaukee Pilsener Beer Colo Asto Borradaile & GO Gott Avenue M. Berger Albuquerque, N West Railroad Ave Stevens & Bowyer Colorado Telephone Co Flaming’s Concarne Topham la Veta Connection Lead Avenue J. H. O’reilly & CO Albuquerque, N. M St. Elmo Joseph Barnett, Prop Oececece
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