Parking Streets Meet Favor In Albuquerque Council
The Albuquerque city council discussed a plan to park streets by placing curbs five to seven feet from sidewalks. Officials see benefits on residential avenues while traffic-heavy lanes may stay wide. Storm water drainage on Copper and Iron avenues dominates debate as do curb placements on Tijeras and Central avenues.
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Copper
Iron Avenues
Copper Avenue
Iron Avenue
High Street
John Street
Flaming Edith
Arno
Broadway
Acequia
Tiferas Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Fifth
Fourteenth Streets
James H. Wroth
Tijeras Avenue
Wreth
Tieras
Tron Avenue
Teneth
Albuquerque
N. M
Central
Thherus
Bepal
Albuquerque Sewer Update From City Officials
Alderman Wroth of the sewer committee reports new panholes ordered have relieved the strain on parts of the system for now. Sewer expert Samuel Gray has outlined a new Albuquerque plan and has complete data from the city engineer. He will provide councils with valuable information within two to three weeks. The city is urged to preserve Mr. Gladding's data showing the exact height of every corner, a valuable set of figures.
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Alderman Wroth
Sewer Committee
Samuel Gray
Albuquerque
Bia
Gladding
Traction Track Raising Progress in Albuquerque Street Work
Engineer Gladding reports major progress on West Central avenue tracks for the Traction company with nearly finished Fourteenth street culvert and 2744.5 feet of six foot and 154 feet of ten foot sidewalks laid. Sewage pump pit work stands still as street and sewer expenses for the past quarter total about five thousand dollars. County Surveyor Pitt Huss urges a street parking plan on West Central avenue with seven foot lawns between walk and curb if possible. Mayor emphasizes long term benefits of parking system and asks further ground review before proceeding.
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Albuquerque
N. M. Ciendomen
Cenetral Avenue
Nhuld
Tijras Avenue
Central Avenue
Fourth Street
Traction Company
Ity Ongineer Gladding
West Central Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Agocequias
Hunting Place
Pitt Huss
Hinelf
Teste
Tijeray Avenue
Landmark Street Improvements Discussed By City Alderman
Alderman Learnard advocates action for Highlands residents urging street upgrades as irrigation congress raises traffic on east and west streets. Officials weigh cross gutters and a plan to import pipe to build a new sewer while transferring the old one under railroad tracks. The issue awaits city action.
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Learnard
Peti
Highlands
Santa Fe
Otero County to Name Delegates Tomorrow
A report from Alamogordo NM claims a split delegation from Otero County to Santa Fe with three for Andrews and two for Mann, but local officials say the county convention is not yet held and will occur Wednesday the 5th with a five member delegation to be instructed for Mann.
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Santa Fe
Repubblican
Otero County
Andrews
Mann
Bante Pe
Violin From 1753 Suffered Climate Damage in Albuquerque
Mr Bruno ickmann brought a fine German violin dated 1753 to Albuquerque. Dry climate caused part of the body to part, prompting repair in New York where tone remained intact. The episode suggests New Mexico climate is hard on instruments though generally good for people and other items.
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Bruno Ickmann
Albuquerque
Germany
New Mexico
New York
Death claims Geo Pettibone in hospital after surgery
Hy Marming Courtal Special teed Wire Denver Aug 2 jear A Pettbone longtime figure in the Western Federation of Miners council and allied with President Moyer and former Secretary Haywood faces charges linked to the murder of Idaho official Clovertier Steunenberg. Pettibone died at Mt Joseph’s hospital following a cancer operation. He had been confined in Idaho State Penitentiary prior to Boise trial. Pettibone and Haywood were acquitted. Moyer was later discharged without trial. He leaves a widow.
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Bone
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Pormer
Haywood
Clovertier Steunenbere
Idaho
Mt. Joseph's Hospital
Mer. Pettibone
Boise
Petibone
Pettibone
Irrigation Folder Showcases Southwest Exposition Interest
A handsome booklet highlights hopes to advance interest in irrigation for the Exposition and the Southwest region, underscoring efforts by local groups to promote agricultural and water-management projects.
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Southwest
Albuquerque Advertises Irrigation Congress Book
The first copies of a fifty page irrigation congress folder issued by the Santa Fe railroad arrived in Albuquerque. The book promotes the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress and Industrial Exposition in Albuquerque from September 29 to October 16 with photos and visitor information. Alfred Grunsfeld and GG Ba Brooks were chosen to represent the Albuquerque Commercial Club at the congress.
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Irrigation Congress
Santa Fe Railroad
Albuquerque
Congress
Convention Hall
Commercelal Club
Congree
Santa Fe
Namie
Albuquerque Commercial Club
Alfred Grunsfeld
GG Ba Brooks
Marine Major Leonard Named Naval Attache for Tokio Exposition
Washington reports Major Henry Leonard of the Marine corps is designated as naval attache to the Tokio exposition commission. The appointment follows a request by Commissioner General Loomis and Leonard will begin about September 1.
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Washington
Henry Leonard
Marine Corps
Tokio Exposition Commission
Loomis
Leonard
Glycerine in Dr Pierce’s Medicines Promoted as Beneficial
Claims glycerine in Golden Medical Discovery enhances extraction from native roots and aids digestion, coughs, and blood health. Cites Dr Finley Ellingwood praise and outlines therapeutic uses for dyspepsia, gastritis, and skin issues, urging readers to request more information.
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Pierce
Finley Ellingwood
Kerpett Med. College
Chicago
Thoidea Medical Distovery
Vvle
But N
Five Thousand Homeless in Path of Flames in Canada
Flames threaten Fernie and Michel with 170 feared dead by miners union official. Refugees say deaths may be under 20 though reports vary. Fires also reach Michel and Coal Creek area with towns evacuated and buildings burned as western Canada endures a major blaze.
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Vancouver
B. C
Thomas Higes
Bernie Miners’ Union
Associated Press
Nelson
Michel
Michel East
Blairmore
Coal Creek
Relief Efforts Mount as Fernie Fire Claims Lives
Spokane volunteers rush aid to Fernie fire victims with tents bread and milk. A relief car leaves Spokane containing 2,000 loaves, 150 gallons of milk, clothing, and food. At Masse meeting over $1,000 is raised in 30 minutes, and a relief committee is formed to organize shipments. Fifteen bodies found by nightfall including Mrs. Addie Turner and the Ford family. death toll estimated around 150.
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Spokane
Wash
Fernie
Cranbrook
Addie Turner
Walter Ford
West Fernie
Lane
Lena Hell
Ee, Anderson
Pacific Coal and Coke Company
Robert Kern
Elks Lumber Company
Ford
Devastation After Fernie Fire Leaves Towns Destroyed
News from Crow's Nest district reports sixty two dead with expected rise to seventy or eighty and property losses over five million dollars. Fernie and Michel wiped out, Coal Creek destroyed. Hosmer loses ten houses and a coal company works. A powder magazine explosion killed one. Five Black Hand suspects transferred to Cranbrook. others released. Refugees stream in as relief pours in from Nelson Vancouver and Spokane.
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Nelson
B. C
Crow's Nest
Fernie
Michel
Coal Creek
Pernie
Hosmer
Cranbrook
Vancouver
Spokane
Daily News
Pennie
West Fernie
Waa
Numkers
Hoemey
Federal mediation for switchmen trouble in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania on August 3 Grand Master FT Hawley announced that mediators Nett and Knapp would not serve between the switchmen and President Truesdale of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western. The union seeks Erdmann compulsory arbitration aid and has activated Neill and Knapp as mediators for the first time under the act.
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Scranton
Grand Masty
FT. Hawley
Switchmen
Vinion
Nett and
Knapp
Truesdale
Mesere Neill
Captain Edwards and Goat Team Arrive After 4600 Mile Trek
Captain W Edwards arriving in the city with his goat team after a cross country journey from Hastings Nebraska to San Diego California spanning over 4600 miles. The outfit travels by a stout wagon pulled by goats led by Dick Tommy Harry Frank Benny and others. A press agent accompanies the party while Edwards plans a book and proceeds from sales to fund the voyage. The group remains several days as they prepare for further travel toward New York City.
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W. Edwards
Hastings
Nebraska
San Diego
California
Pacific Coast
New York City
Here
Barelas Bridge
Rio Grande
Ule Post Office
Edwards
United States
Tommy
Harry
Frank
Benny
Jack Walters
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Walters
Edward
Albuquerque
New York
Harry Wallace
Wallace
Omaha
Denver
J. K. Jolneon
Johnson
Uyp
Iyp
Gyp
Gtds
Psvlun
Bett
Tess Geriet
Newark City
Guns Used in Political Wrangle Near St. Louis
Roy Webb, a wealthy real estate dealer and Republican candidate for public administrator in Webster Groves, shot late at night. He died after being wounded by an unknown assailant. Earlier, butcher Alexander Steybe was killed in the same incident. No arrests have been made as bitter campaigns continue.
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Louis
Fte
Roy
Proul
Webston
St Louis
Republican Homing Nation
Alexander Steybe
Toitee
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