Local Items From Albuquerque News Roundup
Community notices from The Morning Journal include travel, visits, and local business. Movements mention Rev. Benes Moser, O. C. Taylor, J. Snell, and J. G. Hall in city on errands. Miss Ethel Hickey returns to teach English. various trips to Niagara Falls, Chicago, Grants, and Denver. A postponed Traction Park baseball game is rescheduled for Sunday. The Loretto academy commencement is announced for June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Park
Martin Ryan
Old Town Tigers
Albuquerque Grays
Lorette Academy
Las Cruces
H. H. Motakus
Alverado Hotel
Mr. Motzkus
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
Albuquerque
J.C. Snell
Harvey System
Ethel Hickey
Europe
Hickey
University of New Mexico
Samuel Blair
Santa Fe
San Jose
Sky C. Overstreet
Winslow
Company G Guardsmen Parade Six Miles in Two Hours
Twenty five men and two lieutenants of Company G First Regiment New Mexico National Guard marched six miles down the valley Saturday night and returned yesterday afternoon. They pitched camp at Garvin's ranch near Louden's and completed the trip in two hours carrying seventy pounds of equipment. Garvin rewarded the dusty guardsmen with fruit and ice cream after their march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico National Guard
Garvin
Louden’s
Fergusson Scored Gov Johnsons Manager
Albuquerque June 7 1908 to the editor of the Morning Journal van dyke claims a New Mexico democratic committeeman suppresses Johnson literature and calls it a censorship charge the writer defends free dissemination of party material and accuses foes of disinformation and influence peddling aimed at Bryan’s nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Morning Journal
van Dyke
New Mexico
Democratic National
Square
Bryan
Frantic Effort Marking Nomination Battle in New Mexico
A letter portrays Governor Johnson as highly respected within the Democratic Party but surrounded by unworthy allies and a hostile national wing. It criticizes Van Dyke as unworthy of respect and cautions him against underestimating New Mexico Democrats while defending Johnson’s career and urging caution toward Roswell remarks.
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Johnson
New Mexico
Dog Tray
Parker
Ike Parker
van Dyke
Roswell
Albuequerque
Kidney Remedy Praise From Claremont Customer
Mrs and Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire says Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her long standing kidney trouble after buying two bottles. She highly recommends the medicine and endorses its effectiveness. J H O Reilley and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce
Claremont, N. H
Foley
J. H. O'Reilley and Co
William E. Quinby Dies In Detroit After Illness
William E. Quinby longtime Detroit journalist and former U S minister to the Netherlands died in Detroit after a long illness. He served as editor of the Detroit Free Press for many years and was a prominent figure in journalism and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
William E. Quinby
United States
Netherlands
Detroit Free Press
Twenty Round Draw Battle in Seattle
Dick Cullen of Australia and Kid Scater of Spokane fought twenty rounds to a draw aboard the Yosemite steamer yesterday afternoon. Scater showed the stronger punch but failed to land on the elusive Australian, while Cullen dominated the open exchanges and landed more clean blows throughout the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Dick Cullen
Australia
Kid Scater
Spokane
Yosemite
Scater
Imperial Laundry and Local Advertisements
Old town classified snippet touts Imperial Laundry back of post office with slogans about domestic finish and up to date service. Also mentions Miss Estelle M Vaick violin teacher from Chicago Musical College and Studio 501 West Central with phone number 560. Nearby ads promote Aztec Puelco mill factory and Mountain Wood pinion fence posts and Gallup lump coal at 6.50 per ton.
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Estelle M. Vaick
Chicago Musical College
West Central
THE
Imperial Laundry
Postoffice. CO
South Bound
Grocer Ad Toasts Quick Sales and Small Profits
Fragmentary notice from F G Pratt & Co 314 60 inviting customers to value quick sales and small profits in grocery purchases.
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F G. Pratt &O
Poisoning Attempt Leaves Family in Peril
Special correspondence from Morains Journal reports Hillsboro New Mexico on June 5. Charles Huling of Chloride lies paralyzed with a likely fatal outcome after a sugar bowl laced with strychnine poisoned the family. His wife remains serious as doctors treat them and authorities pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morains Journal
Hillsboro
N. M
Charles Huling
Beakfast
Hulng
Novelty Vaudeville At Crystal This Week
Crystal theater continues vaudeville with the Lester brothers Bob and Bill performing lively dancing and singing in Doctor Bill and His Valet Bob. Bob will do a black face turn and Bill a singing monologue. A new set of moving pictures and songs plus funny comedies will fill the hour and fifteen minutes with constant action. Most seats are ten cents with a few reserved at twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Theater
Lester Brothers
Bob
Bill the Lesters
Bill
Bob Lester
Lester
Armin Stock Company Opens at Elks Theater with The Middleman
The Armin Stock Company premieres The Middleman at the Elks Theater tonight. E S Willard fame in Henry Arthur Jones play, Cyrus Blenkarn role by E S Willard. Matrons free night policy offers one free ticket with a paid seat. tickets on sale at Matson's. A Saturday matinee features The Parish Priest following last night’s Casino success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armin Stock Company
Elks’ Theater
Roel Theater
Clever Armin Company
Matsons
Summer Bible School Held at Roswell N M
The New Mexican Summer Bible School runs June 26 to July 6 in Roswell under First Baptist Church leadership. Rev. H F Vermilion directs with lecturers including Dr H B Carroll Dr L K Scarbor e Rev Henry Beauchamp Dr Perry W Longfellow and EB Lee. A $2 enrollment fee covers lecturer expenses, with services donated.
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Froswell
N. M
First Baptist Church of
Roswell
H. F. Vermilion
H. B. Carroll
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
L. Kk. Scarbore
Modern Rooms for Rent Near Central Location
New house offers a fine suite of rooms for rent with access to a kitchen. Centrally located at 620 West Silver Avenue, applicants invited to apply at once.
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West
Silver Avenue
Morning Journal Want Ads Prompt
Classifieds appear in the Morning Journal urging readers to place want ads for quick results. The ad card emphasizes broad reach and fast responses, inviting buyers and sellers to submit notices through the listed channels.
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GEO. W. Hickox Company
RTOCK
Postat. Telegraph CO
Washington, D. C
Arizona
John W. Sullivan
Los Anuceles, Sr
F. L. Hill
Ana Chitdeem
Mountain, Air
Mores D. Field
Lt. Putney
Cherchandiveeter
Jennie Lee Hedrick
Amie Texas
Rm. H. Collier
Will Flynn
Benes. Moser
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Belen
O. C. Taylor
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Mr. Tayvier
Michigan
Taylor
Santa Fe Telegraph Offices
Samuel Neustadt
Grants
P. M. Gavin of
Ketner
Haynes
Denver
City
J. W. Frazer
Lary
J. L. Stubblefield
Estancia
Louis J. Benjamin
Charlies Meld Company
Gatljap
Western
Maury E. Keebler
D. D. Wood
HH. ©. Snyder
Manual Life Insurance Company of
Silver Cit
FC Keeping
Continental OF Company
Carlsbad
J. PD. Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
American Lumber Company
Emaily W. Tennent
John le. Clarke
John Powers
Long Beach
Cal
Powers
Beach
Sacred Heart
League of the Sacred Heart
P. Tommassini
Hubbs Laundry Co
White Wagons
Whitney Company
Albuquerque, N. M
London
Jersey Farm
Everitt
Albuquerque Carriage Company
Tijeras
Ghee
A. d. Save
South First Street
Santa Rosa
Las Vegas
Ieee Aetemel
DE Witt T. Courtney
Central Avenue
Company G National Guard
National
WWE
Assur
the State National Bank
Wayside Inn
West Silver
Post Office
Crystal
Dr. Diemel
Simon Stern
Central Avenue Clothier
Wolking & Son
Tel
Elks Theater
First Baptist Church
W. Hesselden
Superior Planing Mill
Fred Jeckell
Albuquerque Cash Grocery CO
Homer UW. Ward, Mer
Marble Ave
Lester Bros
F. G. Pratt & CO
South Second
Fee’s
ODA
Walton’s Drug Store
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