Indictments expected as territorial grand jury reports
The territorial grand jury, in session two weeks, is expected to issue its final report by Saturday detailing over a hundred indictments. Among the cases are charges against William Wagner, a city police officer, for assault with a deadly weapon, and Milton W. Wilcox for obtaining money under false pretenses. The coming court term opens Monday, with several prisoners awaiting trial. Territorial fairs boost Alba’s economy, drawing thousands who spend on lodging and goods, while other regional events include Mayflower descendants gathering in Poland Springs and Northern New Mexico fair activities in Las Vegas.
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Territorial Grand Jury
William Wagner
Mande
Wagner
Milton W. Wilcox
Armijo
Old Town
Las Vegas
N. M
New Mexico
Gram
Tate
Gallinas Park
Mcintosh Browns
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Deming
Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
W. W. Ogie
Roswell
B. A. Sleyster
van T. Manville
Silver
City
J. C. Spears
Galvnp
John B. Hodgson
Sovereign Lodge
W. B. Kelly
Socorro
L. B. Prince
Good Roads
ExGov
L. Bradford Prince
Good Roads Association of
W Frank Owen
W. 8. Strickler
Tramp Holds Up Freight Train for Watch and Cash
A north end brakeman named Covey was robbed of $6.60 and his gold watch by a tramp aboard a moving freight near Waldo. The bandit, armed with a revolver, fled the scene as he demanded payment and the item. Secret service men have been searching for the suspect since the daytime holdup.
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North End
Covey
Viethm
Broad Day Meht
Waldo
Willie
Secret Service
Affairs of the Late Felipe Chaves in Perfect Order
Jose E. Chaves, son of the late Felipe Chaves of Belen, reports estate affairs are in perfect order. He will leave for New York to manage his brokerage business, while preserving the Chaves homestead, supporting the girls school at Belen, and setting aside funds for its maintenance under Valencia county supervision.
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Jose E. Chaves
Felipe Chaves
Belen
Alvarado
Chaves
E. V. Chaves
New York
Valencia County
Seventh Regiment National Guard of
Terrace addition land sale advances near university
A local improvement company plans to open land between High Street and the University south of Railroad Avenue for sale to builders. Secretary P Slamm reports buying mules and gear for grading crews. Groundwork begins Monday as the pantatorium advertises cleaning and delivery services at 206 West Silver Avenue.
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Hightreet
University
Railroad Avenue
Etme
P. Slamm
Town Infested With Very Bad Boys In Jeffersonville
Jeffersonville Ind Sept 28 At police roll call Capt Close Kaye orders that boys disobeying state laws or city ordinances must be locked up with no favors shown after a fire caused by fighting matches and an awning blaze near Samuel W Taylor s 45 Spring St Also a church disturbance at First Presbyterian where Rev Dr J B Hawk complained of boys gathered during services using vile language Capt Clegg said many nightly calls are to drive boys away and vowed officers will turn hoodlums over to Sheriff Pennett to stop the pattern
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Close Kaye
Samuel W. Taylor
Spring Street
Clegg
Capt. Clegg
Pennett
Man Shot While Terrorizing Women in New London
New London Conn Sept 28 Stephen M Crocker a member of a well known local family is seriously wounded by a pistol shot while terrorizing the Bindler family at their home early this morning Crocker forced his way in after Mrs Bindler opened the door and threatened the women He was distracted when a revolver fired during a struggle over the weapon the bullet hit Crocker as he backed away then he collapsed and was taken to a hospital He later claimed two tramps shot him police recorded the couple's statement
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New London
Conn
Stephen M. Crocker
George Bindlers
Crocker
Bindless
Tie Hospital
Bind
Water and Fish Names Change Report
An OCR fragment lists various fish names and terms altered or garbled, including Cat Fish Ted Snapper Binck Barracuda Pounder Lot ters Burimp and Sealstipt. It reads like a broken glossary or index of water creatures with numerous misspellings and unclear context. The readable items hint at fish species and nicknames but lack coherent structure or events.
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Ted Snapper Binck
Rio Grande Woollen Mills Display At Globe Store
Fragmentary note describes a display from the Rio Grande Woollen Mills at the Globe store. It mentions price points around 3.50 for walking skirts and references a January door or sale event. Readable details are scant and names/places are uncertain.
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Rio Grande Wooton Mills
Globe Store
Government control means higher railroad charges, Hill warns
James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern, told farmers at Preston Minnesota that government control of railroad rates could lower costs but that reductions should be carefully limited to prevent discrimination. He urged fair treatment, an impartial system, and noted the Orient as a future wheat market, while criticizing the Panama Canal as an expensive toy. Separately, a U S Indian School in Breen Colorado invites sealed proposals for building materials for the 1905 08 fiscal year with strict bid terms and a 5 percent bid bond.
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James J. Hill
Aident
Great Northern
Preston
Minn
HiLl
Minnesota
Orient
United States
Panama Canal
U. S
Breen
Colorado
Eldiers
United States Depository
Solvent National Bank
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Phale
Wim. M. Peterson
Joint
Market Ledger: Copper, Steel, Rail Stocks Close Mixed
Closing prices for the period show Amalgamated Copper and American Sugar among notes, with key rail and steel stocks listed. Grain and livestock markets in Chicago and Kansas City report mixed to strong demand, while cattle and sheep receipts rise at major markets.
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Amalgamated
Css
Baltimore & Onoo
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado Southern
Chicago
Great Western
Louisville
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk
Reading
Pennsylvania
Waver Rock Island
Republic Tron & Steel
Conmor
Southern Pacific
Paulis
Munee Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texan Pacific
Union Pacifc
U. 8
Kansas City
Tfe Meher
Woman's Club Notes: Musical and Art Programs Preview
The women’s club notes two events with teachers invited to literary meetings. The musical department meets tomorrow at 2 and the art program on September 22 is set for 2 10 in the afternoon, aiming to benefit all participants.
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Woman's Cut
What the kidneys do and how to keep them healthy
This notice explains kidney function and the daily blood filtration, noting about 600 grains of impurities are removed daily when healthy. It presents a testimonial from Nazario Alarid of Cerrillos Road, Santa M., praising Doan's Kidney Pills and urging readers to ask at Avarde pharmacy for reports.
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Nazario Alarid
Cerrillos Road
Santa M
Buck
Dean
Doan
Albuquerque
Avarade
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Mayflower Descendants
Poland Springs
Maine Society of Mayflower Descendants
Maine
Hiram Ricker
Tramp
Belen School For
Weat Silver Avenue
Jan Door
Maryets
Levy Bros
Logan & Bryan
Barnett Puilding
Meaing
Ree Hison
Ify Chison
Hennett
Dion
Spelter
St. Louis
Bubserthe
The
Evening Citizen
Robert Cross
Ndterns, Apy
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST
Railroad Ave
le West Silver Ave
Cole
Orlando OF
T. Vann
Vann
C. W. Strong's Sons
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview Son
Mirbare
New de
Albert Faber
Wood
Green
Eureka White Lime
Hahn's
Colo
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National Electrical Contractors’ Association
American Cookin
Court House
Nick Franco
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Ala
HM. Briggs & CO
Gold Ave
Alvarado Pharmsey
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