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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1908
Page
8
A compact skating rink feature presents Robbie and The Artist in a single daily performance. The piece titled Putvertta Rat The End of a Dream runs as a one act showcase starting each day at Syd ypne.
Local items note contacts for newspaper delivery and reports of people visiting or traveling to and from Santa Fe Denver Clovis Las Vegas and Denver. Mentions include George Doll and Charles Lobdell visiting, Thomas Seward ill at Kis, J W Deshwae visiting Rev J M Sotite, Arpin leaving for Kentucky,Charte Burton heading home to Soulside Ky Albuquerque event attendees and San Lorenzo Bernalillo races part of a big test program.
City notes report Price returning from Cleveland with her husband’s remains from Albuquerque. Santa Fe officials including Ball and Proctor visited the city. Mrs Edward Chaves and sons left for Los Angeles for six months. Silver City figures Carter and Burnside were in town on business. The National Association of Life Underwriters trains to arrive in Albuquerque tomorrow. Savoy and Crystal theaters announce new films and vaudeville lineups with record crowds expected.
At the Franco British exhibition a Constitution Congress closed with a debate on the U S Constitution. Oxford professor Dicey lauded the Supreme Court while noting Washington is run by congress appointed commissioners. Yves Gayot praised stability but warned rigidity may curb bold ventures.
An advertisement touts Foley's Orino Laxative as a mild remedy for chronic constipation claiming it stimulates the liver and bowels without nausea or griping. It notes the product is sold by J. H. O'Reilly. A separate notice announces Mrs. Viola Starr moving her dressmaking parlors from 513 West Copper Avenue to 517 West Copper.
Professor A Ramirez leader of La Banda de Santa Fe survived a deliberate shooting by Robert Montoya and Maggie Montoya after a lunch visit. Ramirez says Montoya fired grazing his head and a second shot hit his left shoulder as a struggle followed. Ramirez recently led the Perez Band renamed La Banda de Santa Fe.
Carlos Lopez, jailed for drunken disorder, breaks out of the city jail by knocking a tray from an Italian waiter and striking him. He fled with several other inmates at large. the waiter recovered and planned to report the incident while Lopez remained uncaptured at night.
At a large Albuquerque meeting on North Third Street the colored voters unanimously endorsed WH Andrews for re election and urged publication of the proceedings. They also expressed strong opposition to Frank A Hubbell remaining with the Republican organization in Kernalitta county. A committee signed by J Howell W L Watkins Anthony Mack and others urged wide newspaper publication. A separate testimonial from Batesville Indiana praised Foley s Honey and Tar for hay fever and summer cold relief attributed to J M OP Reilly & Co.
The Gloucester fish ship Maggie and May was run down by the German schooner Freya sixty miles off Halifax harbor last night, with at least half the crew perishing. Freya arrived today with four survivors aboard. Maggie and May carried nineteen crew. she was ninety two net tons and owned by Dennis of Gloucester.
Prof. Maretius QGrady resigns as director of the Eik' hawt band. A meeting is set for Wednesday evening to choose a new leader with Mr Cook in temporary charge. Candidates include Prat Ellis and Bartolo Ramirez, with Ellis returning to Albuquerque to lead the Learnard and Linder man boys band. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble by J. H. O'Reilly & Co.
A fragment discusses hypothetical shifts in New Mexico politics and press alignment, imagining if the Morning Journal becomes Republican, the New Mexican leans Democratic, and different figures or delegates expect election outcomes. It also notes ongoing rains and their effect on crops. An ad promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy from J H O'Reilly & Co.
Fragmented OCR ad notes canned phrases and hardware items. Mentions canned goods at a store and references to loaded shotgun shells and hardware stock. Includes stray company names and product hints such as cream soda and collars.
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