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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
2
The Las Vegas fair shows inactivity while Colfax county plans a Springer fair in the first week of October. A Pecos River event and a Roswell fair in southeast New Mexico are scheduled for the second week in October.
Mora County prospects for a Sauz creamery grow brighter as B F Jones of Littleton Colorado’s creamery company visits to assess viability. He expects strong milk supply from about 180 cows and notes favorable conditions for a successful venture. Clayton Post Office Clerks Change as Howard Patton leaves for Woodward to resume law practice. Jon Wamsley steps into Patton’s chief clerk role.
Lee Danley was acquitted of murdering his brother in law Tom Harris at Rocky Arroyo, 23 miles from Carlsbad, after a prior mistrial at the Eddy County Fifth Judicial District Court. The March term jury failed to reach a verdict before the acquittal. The report notes the prior mistrial and local fire and water issues in Lordsburg and nearby towns.
The Third Judicial District Court in Grant County Silver City last week disposed of several criminal cases. Felix Valencia faced unlawfully manacling a dwelling and received a hundred dollar fine plus thirty days in jail. Manuel Jource was charged with petty larceny and got thirty days. Alexander LeBau, for assault and battery, was fined thirty dollars and cost. The territory versus Felix Marequire was dismissed at no cost to the territory. Walter Newman murder and Alfred were dismissed with leave to rebet.
Reported disorderly names and crimes appear alongside a Santa Fe Elks gathering starting Monday in Lincoln avenue tents. Committees work three weeks for the Bashar of Nations opening and two weeks of activities with auctions, entertainment, and a popularity contest drawing growing local interest. Donation generosity and a busy schedule mark the event as residents anticipate the busy line of booths and fixtures.
The article notes Billy Phyle loses standing after unsubstantiated charges against baseball management. Kansas City supports a weak team this year, and the World Series receipts split is outlined: 75 percent to the winner and 25 percent of the pool to the loser. It cites David L. Pulte on morality and religion in baseball and the learning value of fair play and generosity.
A baseball injury proved fatal to William H. Taylor, formerly of Pittsburg and later of Little Rock, correcting an earlier report that his death came from delirium tremens. The item also surveys batting honors and notable players across major leagues, including Keeler, Stone, Alcock, and Stab.
Everett Colby, a Wall Street banker and New Jersey nominee for state senator, runs a reform platform to curb corporate influence and challenge the Pennsylvania Railroad. He campaigns on limited franchises and direct senate elections, seeking support from Hudson and Exerx counties while framing trusts as the core issue shaping state politics.
Advertises Hyomei as a guaranteed catarrh cure with a $1 complete outfit including inhaler dropper and Hyomei bottle. Extra bottle offered for 50 cents if needed. Claim cites lifetime inhaler and refund promise if not cured. Also touts Bucklen's Arnica for wounds with a short testimonial.
Albert T. Patrick, the lawyer sentenced to death for the murder of William Marsh Rice, has been reelected mayor of the Sing Sing death house by his fellow inmates. He rules daily life, settles disputes, and even controls play in the cell blocks, marking his third term as chief inmate.
A dense listing of professionals in Albuquerque including dentists J E Kraft and J E Bronson, attorneys Ira M Bona and W Dobson, civil engineer D F Macrolling, builders L Morgan and C H Conner, osteopath M D, clairvoyant M Mrs Hayward, and educational offerings at Albuquerque Business College. Also notes assayers Corbet & Collins and surveyors in Santa Fe with addresses and contact details.
Upstairs over No 209 West Railroad Avenue O Bambini proprietor announces takeover of No 290 West Railroad Avenue merchant tailoring business. Fifteen years’ experience, suits and ladies garments made to order cleaned pressed repaired, guaranteed quality. Trial invited.
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