Census to Start in City Schools for Ages Five to Twenty One
The Board of Education will deploy four men today to take the city school census for residents aged five through twenty one. The effort seeks complete, accurate counts with funds tied to each eligible child's census record.
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Board of Education
Central School
State National Bank
Second Ward
A. J. Maloy
Messrs
Crate
Giewoldt
Marren
Moore
Trimble
T. J. Maylon
Albuquerque ordinance fixes sidewalks grade on block 26
A city ordinance in Albuquerque establishes sidewalk grades on the east and south sides of block 26 in the original townsite. The document sets precise elevations at key corners and points, references a datum from Ordinance 426, and clarifies the grades do not alter existing or future grades. The measure takes effect after passage on August 17, 1905.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Albuquerququi
N. M
Azimuth
Central Avenue
Edith St
Al-huquerque
Bankruptcy discharge hearing for Henry Goetz in New Mexico
The Second Judicial District in Bernalillo County holds a hearing on September 4, 1908, in Albuquerque for Henry Goetz, declared bankrupt July 10, 1907. Attorneys Klock & Owen request full discharge from debts under federal bankruptcy laws. creditors will receive notice by mail.
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United States of America
Territory of New Mexico
Henry Goetz
Ira A. Abbott
District Court of the United States
Second Judicial District
Territory of
New Mexico
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
A. DD
Acta of Congress
Klock & Owen
District Court of the United
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Colorado suffers greater damage after Puget Sound wreck
The cruiser Colorado, grounded at Double Bluff, Puget Sound last Saturday, sustained more serious damage than expected. An inspection at Bremerton navy yard found dented and sprung forward plates requiring dry dock work likely for about thirty days.
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Colorado
Washington, D. C
Double Bluff
Puget Sound
Bremerton Navy Yard
Andrews Wins Republican Nomination On First Ballot
At the party convention the crowd cheered as temporary chairman Klock led the proceedings. Klock received a long ovation and delivered a broad, able address on national issues while handling local concerns with tact.
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Andrews
Demorest
Solomon Lana
Klock
Linn
Plaatform
Kiock
Hill
Black
Curry
Dr Pierce Advocates American Forests Medicinal Roots
The article extols native American medicinal plants as curatives for indigestion heart ailments and female disorders. It cites Dr V P Pierce of Buffalo promoting his glyceric extracts in alcohol free preparations like Favorite Prescription and another tonic, with a request to mail for a free booklet detailing their virtues.
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Pierce
V. Pierce
Buffalo
Andrews to Seek Continued Chairmanship at Party Convention
Indications show Andrews will succeed himself as chairman and the candidate chosen will be respected under party usage. The convention adjourned at 10 o'clock sine die.
Convention Sees Ratification Tone At Evening Session
The evening meeting shifted toward ratifying the ticket with Judge Mann and Mr. Spiess pledging full support. Governor Curry urged unity for Andrew’s ticket and stressed statehood and Republican goals as he addressed delegates before Mr. Andrews accepted the nomination.
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Raddy County
Andrews
Kant County
Guadelupe County
Maun
Friends
Lincoln County
Torrance County
EL PS Davies
Willard
Judge Mann
Davies
Davie
Luna County
Hernandez
Mr. Spiess
Curry
New Mexico
Congress
Andrew
Spiess
Irrigation Congress
New Mexico Delegates Form Central Committee Members Named
A newly chosen central committee was adopted by delegates. The roster lists Alfred Orunsfeld, Jesus Romero, and others from Bernalillo, Chaves, Colfax, Dona Ana, Guadalupe, Lincoln, Mora, Otero, Roosevelt, Rio Arriba, San Juan, Santa Fe, Sierra, Socorro, Taos, Torrance, Union, Valencia, and Grant and Luna counties with several officials named for each.
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Central Committee
Tas
Tomor View
Bernabllo County
Alfred Orunsfeld
Jesus Romero
Chaves
A. Cuhoon
W. S Prager
Colfax
Joberta
J. A. Hunt
Dona Ann
H. BR. Bowman
Oscar Lohman
Eday
J. W. Hamilton
M. S
HM. R. Putnam
Suandoval
Br. A. Miera
Alejandra Sandoval
San Juan
C. V. Safford
Frank Staplin
San Miguel
Secundino Romero
John 8. Clark
Santa Fe
T. B Catron
KB. C. Abbott
Sierra
W. H Hucher
Max Koehler
Socorro
H. O. Bursum
W. FE. Martin
Taos
M. Martines
Jose Montenare
Torrance
Mountainair Fraternal Day Draws Big Crowd
Special correspondence from Mountainair New Mexico reports the Mountainair Chau tauqua assembly attracting large crowds. Chaplain C. C. Bateman delivers "The Power and Eternity of the Word of God" and Rev HW M Perkins opens a lecture series on "The Christian Trinity" with strong audience engagement. Chaplain Pateman speaks on "The Wandering Jew" and plans a later "The Campaign of Santiago as Seen by a Chaplain" program. musical performances accompany the sessions.
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Dowmnair Mountainair
N. M
Mountainair Chautauqua
C. Batemaonoon
Hw, M. Perkins
Pateman
Santiago
Fraternal Day Concert Honors Mrs Formby and Guests
The program credits Mrs Formby as director and Prof. Liebrecht of Leipsic for violin accompaniments. Miss Verde Corbett contributed as plan accompanist. Fraternal day events are led by competent society men tomorrow, with Rev. I. M. Perkins repeating his lecture recital The Land of the Midday Sun Dixie on Friday evening, promising a sparkling address.
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Formby
Liebrecht
Leipsic
Germany
I. M. Perkins
Conductor James J. Probst Dies in Sanitarum at Green View
News from Greenview Illinois reports James J. Probst, Santa Fe conductor based in San Marcial New Mexico, died in a sanitarium after tuberculosis. He had left his railway post a month earlier and will be buried in Greenview. Also notes ongoing work on the local cut‑off and travel updates as crews depart.
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San Marcial
N. M
Greenview
Til
James J. Probst
Probst
Santa Fe Railway
Ths Place
Vaughn
Walter Phithour
la Junta
Colo
Senator Richards
Santa Fe
Socorro County
Hofley
Santa Rosa
Lane
Rosedale
George Mayers
Hannibal
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Union
Bursum
Francisco Lucero Y Montoya
George H. Webster
R. FE. McBride
D. L. Newkirk
W. T. White
W. C. Beldon
B. Jaramillo
R. Grady
8. Aldrich
Juan
B. Spitz
BE. FE. Studley
H. P. Valdez
H. W. Hamilton
W. D. DeFries
H. H. Betts
J. A. Garcia
C. Sanchez
B. Aldrich
D. Marstin
G. C. Revan
H. F. Putnam
C. H. Combs
T. D. Burns
C. W. Fisherdick
M. A. Ortiz
BL Romero
Drews
L. O. Fullen
Roswell
Chavez County
Colfax County
San Miguel County
D. J. Leahy
Leahy
William Henry Harrison Llewellyn
Mann
Llewellyn
Spiess Men
Dona Ana County
McKinley County
House Nations
Resolutions
Kleek
RR. BR. Mebiride
San Cruces
M. M. Padgett
Las Vegas
Ttes
Berthold Spite
Tlon Hentgneau
Hernandes
Rio Arriba
Eugenio Romero
Curtoe Baca
J. C. Battridge
Andaresa
W. W. Strong
W. M. Berger
Valencia
Jose D. Bena
W. PP. Keil
Bernalillo County
Clearge
Kieck
Catron
Bor
Mera County
Santa
Coeoppen Ange
J. BB. McManus
Felix H Lester
Raton
William HM. Andrews
Charley Spiess
Crampton
Col W. M. Berger
Belen
Valencia County
Perger
Welack
Committee On
Territorial Central
Jecus Romero
Alfred Grunafeld
Bankbelepoy
A. P
Henry Goptz
Foley
J. W W. O'Rielly Co
Roveertontion
Mr. Clancy
Mernaliilo
Mountainair
Ukts
Illinois
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