Northern New Mexico Fair Receives Mixed Reports
George Arnot returned from Las Vegas praising the Northern New Mexico fair as creditable with fine sports at Gallick and the plaza and a beautiful floral parade. He criticized Albuquerque Browns players and management, noting poor streetcar service and dissension over salaries and transfers. Overall fair attendance pleased Meadow City officials despite baseball controversies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arnot
Grows, Rolly & Co
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Arnot
Vegas
Gallick
Plaza
Chicago Nationals
Albuquerque
Clifton
Browns
Colt
Suirr
Albuquerqiue
Baseball
Meadow City
Gallinas S Park
White Ribboners Hold Parlor Meeting in Albuquerque
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. Mary J. Borden's home on September 28 to honor Francis E. Willard. Members endorsed Texolutions from the Epworth League, praised The Evening Citizen for a warning on licentiousness, and condemned cruel and unseemly sports at the territorial fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mary J. Borden
Francis E. Willard
Nsual
Albuquerque
Pur City
Carnt
Union
Albuqueraque
Notables to Visit Albuquerque Sunday From Sollers Homes Board
The national board of managers of Sollers Homes will arrive in Albuquerque Sunday on train No 2 in the private car Skylight. The party includes Major General Martin P McMahon United States Senator William O Warner Gen J Marshall Brown Gen Charles M Anderson Col Walter P Brownlow banker John M Holly and former Governor Markham. Brownlow is noted for rural free mail soldiers home and good roads interests. The stop is expected to last about fifty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Managers of
Sollers Homes
Albuquerque
Martin P. McMahon
New York
United States
William O' Warner
Kansas
Portland
Chas. M. Anderson
Greenville
Ohio
Congress
Walter P. Brownlow
Jonesboro
Tenn
Appropriations Committee
John M. Holly
la Crosse
Wis
Markham
California
Los Angeles
Sawtele
W. P. Brownlow
W. H. Gillenwater
Montezuma Trust Company
Gillenwater
Brownlow
Tennessee
Mr. Brownlow
Senator Brownlow
South
Col. Brownlow
Alice Wins 2:40 Trot After Seven Heats at Las Vegas
The 2:40 trot for a purse of 300 at Galinas Park drew seven heats to decide the winner. Alice owned by Herman Bleucher of this city took the lead in the seventh heat, with McGinty second and King third after a dramatic race described as one of the park’s most exciting events.
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New Mexico
Alice
Herman Bleucher
King
J. D. Hand
Swag
KL. Richmond
General Chire
Frank Sturges
H. Blueher
McGinty
R. Freemont
Mrs Moulton Delights Audience In Albuquerque Concert
Mrs Estella Gilette Moulton gave a fine concert at the Elks theater in Albuquerque last night. She has an exceptional vocal range and charm that entertained a fair audience. Mrs Himoe accompanied on piano and showed promise of mastery. Moulton plans Chicago study soon.
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Estella Gilette Moulton
Chicago
Moe
Elks Theater
Albuquerque
Maulton
Himoe
Beene
Aria
Joe Frets
Hue Eeeesa
Tess - Seers Mader
New Theory in Casna Murder Case
There are no new developments in the Andrew Casna murder case and the growing theory points to a killer of Casna’s own nationality who he had quarreled with. Sheriff Coddington holds a key clue that may lead to arrests of insiders. The Italian society that Casna belonged to offers a heavy reward and McKinley County officials may follow. Casna was not wealthy but in fair circumstances and well regarded among Italians in the area.
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Gallup
N.com
Andrew Casna
Casna
Coddington
McKinley County
Wireless Telegraph Plant Arrives for New Mexico and Arizona
C B Cooper and C F La Mountain arrive in Albuquerque to establish a Wireless Telegraph plant for De Forest. The system will relay messages via Chicago between Albuquerque and New York with a 174 foot pole and a local office to process incoming and outgoing traffic by next week.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
C. B. Cooper
de Forrest Wireless Teegraph Company
Denver
C. F la Mountain
Cooper
el Paso
Chicago
New York
No Arguments Today in Famous Rebate Case
No arguments were made before Judge Abbott today on the demurrer in the famous rebate case brought by Caledonian Coal against the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway. The court granted a continuation until tomorrow morning. Caledonian seeks 40000 damages for alleged rebates to Colorado Fuel & Iron to squeeze Caledonian from New Mexico coal trade. Neill B Field, for Caledonian, and W B Childers for Colorado Iron & Fuel. Santa Fe is represented by Gardiner Lathrop and Robert Dunlap.
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Abbott
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Renate
Caledonian Coal Company
New Mexico
Neill B. Field
W. B. Childers
Colorado Iron & Fuel Company
Gardiner Lathrop
Robert Dunla
Awnings and Glass Shattered by Severe City Gale
A high gale throughout the day caused damage across the city. A large awning blew into the plate glass window of Leader store on Railroad Avenue, shattering the pane and costing hundreds. Chimneys were blown down elsewhere and dust filled streets as colder weather was forecast for tomorrow.
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Leader
Railroad Avenue
Markets and Stock Prices Across Sectors and Cattle Market
Closing quotations received by Levy Bros for Logan Bryan and Barnett Building show Amalgamated Copper American Sugar and major rail stocks listed. Kansas City cattle and sheep receipts noted with steady markets. Chicago grain and pork prices reported. New York and St Louis spot and futures quotes include Atchison New York Central Southern Pacific and Union Pacific.
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Levy Bros
Logan & Bryan
Barnett Building
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison, Common
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado Southern
Brie
Louleville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
New York
Norfolk
Reading
Common
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Bay
Republic Iron& Steel
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Radler Ccevere Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas Pacific
Wee
Union Pacific
Greene Copper
Kansas Ciy
Kansas City
Ae York
Atchison
New York Central
United States
Ashes Start Fire At Scruggs Residence In Wind
Fanned by strong wind ashes from last night’s fire dumped near a fence behind the house sparked a blaze at Dan Scruggs residence at Mountain road and North Fourth street. Scruggs extinguished it with an axe and water after turning in the alarm.
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Dan Scruggs
Mountain Road
North Fourth Street
Scruges
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Las Veras
Blarr
Ortiz
O'Brien
Santa Fe
Starr
Natio
Nal Board of Managers
Herman Bleuher
McGginty
San Jose
Saratoga
Maloy's
Diset
Schubert
Oraing
Mendelssohn
Love
Aykward
Cella
Seeene
Moulton
Demurrer
Prime Mercantile
Bar
Gilver
Spelter
St. Louis
Scrugg
Clarence H. Mackay
Commercial Cable Company
China
Japan
Capetown
Cape Colony
Malmesbury
London
Waltey Vaughan Morgan
al Eominge Marian
Department of the Interior
N. M
Esttler
U. S Court Commission
N M
Don
Fanne
Jacobo Valoneia
Chill
Fura
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST. and
Railroad Ave
Tea and Coffee Co
West Silver Ave
T. Vann
New Mexico Board
Optometry
Optician
New
The
Williams Drug Co
GB. Williams and
PF. W. Schmalmarck
Propriatore
West Railroad Avenue
Albuquerque, N, M
W. Strong
Undertakers
Fairview
Santa Barbara Cemeteries
Old Town
Court House
Nick Franco
Albert Faber
Southwestern Electric & Construction Go
Eureka
Hahn's
Colo
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Briggs & Co
Alvarado Pharmacy
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