New Mexico and Arizona Briefs and Local Notices
Local items from the Post Office Telegraph include visitors from Santa Fe Las Vegas and Clovis, society meetings at 8606 West Coal avenue and Red Men hall, and multiple business trips to Tucson Baltimore and New York. Funeral arrangements for Justine Chaves and Mrs Dannenbaum are noted along with upcoming Shriners attendance and mining news from Needles and Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Leopold Bibo
Cubero
Ben Gibo
Bernalillo
Gus Weiss
Leeunna
Clever program at St Vincent Academy commences quarter century milestone
Last evening the St Vincent Academy held a grand commencement in the assembly hall with a standing room crowd. Miss Teresa Armijo and Miss Jane Walsh received diplomas as Rev. A M Mandalari delivered the address and praised the Sisters of Charity for their role in educating girls and young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent's Academy
Labor's Gate
Walsh
Rogers
Shinick
Kelly
Teresa Armijo
New Mexico
Montoya
Sheyster
Jane Walsh
Albuquerque
England
A. M. Mandalari
Father Mandalari
Sisters of Charity
Phantom Queen tableau showcases notable graduates and royals
The Phantom Queen tableau features graduates and named ladies portraying historical figures such as Margaret of Anjou Mary Tudor Katherine of Aragon Elizabeth Woodville Anne of Warwick and Marie Antoinette. Performers include Teresa Armijo Jane Walsh Alma Mater J Kelleher L Asselin G Lutz M Pur gus A Montoya and others under piano accompaniment by Miss Rogers and Miss Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rogers
Miss Kelly
Teresa Armijo
Jane Walsh
J. Kelleher
Phanta
Spirit of Dreams
Mises
M. Purgess
Margaret of Anjou
Henry VI
A. Montoya
Elizabeth Woodville
Edarw
de A
J. Slyster
Katherine of Aragon
Henry VIII
B. Hesselden
Mary Tudor
Katherine
H. Rogers
Elizabeth Tudor
M. Wieneke
Constance
Prince Arrerr
Kelly Ward IV
G. Spring
Anne of Warwick
Consort of
Richand
M. Kelly
Mary Stuart—Queen of
Boots
Marie Antoinette
France
J. Tierney
Vaudeville Stars Delight Crowds at Crystal Theater
A large audience enjoyed vaudeville and moving pictures at the Crystal Theater. Performers Miss Thorne sang La Paloma to applause, Bhealac danced and sang, Dashington spoofed a baseball fan, and Scotti performed new songs with illustrated plots. The Spanish bull fight film and other comedies drew strong laughter, making the show a record-setting night.
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the Crystal
Miss Thorne
Bhealac
Mr. Dashington
Kent
Scotti
Orioles
Ff Cence
Nile
Two Million Dollar Steel Plant Burned in Shelby
Fire destroyed the Shelby Steel company plant in Shelby Ohio owned by United States Steel Corporation. Loss estimated near two million dollars. plant had been closed for two weeks. Fire spread rapidly as equipment from Galton and Mansfield arrived too late to help. The plant produced cycle seamless tubing and later battleship boiler tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Ohio
Shelby Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Galton
Mansfield
The
Steel Corporation
Noted public life figure highlighted in Colombo cinema lineup
The Colombo theater plans a full picture change tonight with a new drama A Chance for Three and a feature titled The Rag Picker. The Rag Picker supposedly portrays U S leaders including Taft Roosevelt Cannon Fairbanks and European royalty, drawing crowds after a Christopher Colombo dance caused large turnout.
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Colombo
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
Joe Cannon
Fairbanks
Europe
Christopher Colombo
How ard to sing two new songs at tonight’s show
Mr. How ard, noted for performing frustrated songs, will sing two fresh numbers at tonight’s schedule of performances.
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Mr. Howard
Republican League Pledges Support for Taft Campaign
Chicago June 18 The executive board of the Republican National League met and chose Cincinnati for the 1908 national convention on September 22 24 aligning with the campaign opening dates. The board ratified W H Taft for president and pledged league support. It admitted all Republican organizations as members and pledged support to state conventions during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican National League
Cincinnati
W. H. Taft
League
Summit House Burned On Mount Washington
Goodham New Hampshire June 18 The Summit House a small resort at the top of Mount Washington burned tonight. The hotel had not been opened for the summer. Loss 160000 dollars.
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Goodham
Nhh
Summit House
Mount Washington
Senate sends Locke anti racing bill to third reading
Baton Rouge June 18 The senate advanced the Locke anti racing bill to its third reading and expects final passage tomorrow.
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Baton Rogue
Senate
Burke and Martin Nominated in South Dakota Primaries
Near complete returns show Charles Burke and Even Martin, both former congressmen from South Dakota, nominated for congress. The note mentions Roth and others in the race, while a stray ad section highlights Imperial Laundry and local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Sioux ,Alis, & D
Charles Burke
Martin
Roth
Modern rooms for rent near Central Kitchen access
New house offers a fine suite of rooms for rent with kitchen privileges. Centrally located at 620 West Silver Avenue, apply at once.
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West
Silver Avenue
Jine Wanted Ad Promotes Pratt Company Supply
An advertisement invites readers to obtain any jine from F. G. Pratt & Co located at 014 South Second, urging readers to try a Morning Journal Want. The concise notice emphasizes a local supplier and a call to action for readers seeking jine.
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THE
Imperial Laundry
Postoffice. CO
South Second
F. G. Pratt & CO
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GEO. W. Hickox
S. Second Street
Postal Telegraph CO
Porecast
Washington, D. C
New Mexico and
Arizona
J. W. Akers
Santa Fe
G. A. Kaseman
Tucson
J. Appell
Las Vegas
John FE. Nelson
Clovis
FE. Goodwin Austin
James Patchin
Cooney, N. M
George W. Baker
Folsom, N. M
Bustindees
E. R. Manning
Maxwell City
William Seheil
Copperton
N. M
Grants
the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian
John Hart
West Coal Avenue
O FE. S
Toniget
FE. Rosenwald
Alma Rosenwald
Dave Rosenwald
Ocean Park
Dave Goldbaum
Isabelle Winery
San Francisco
City
George Arnot
Gross, Kelly & Co
National Crpital
C. M. Reydler
Faywoog Hot Springs
Wm. ©. Roche
Marie Prides
Topeka
Philip J. Caleman
Josephine Trosello
Christopher Colombo Society
Anona Council No 1
Tribe of Pocahontas
Red Mens’ Hall
San Jose
John P. Leighton
FE Paso
Leighton
Pass City
J. Cartwright
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
East
Ballut Abyyad
Imperial Council of Shriners
St. Paul
HK. Ll. Medler
T. N. Wilkerson
James Wilkinson
W. D. McFerran
W. C. Porterfield
Silver City
Justine
Chaves
San Felip de Neri
Ola Town
Santa Barbara
Saturnino Baca Chaves
Belen
Grace Borradaile
J. H. Borradaile
St. Louis
Visitation Academy
Borradaile
Miss Mar «Collier
Collier
H. C. Collier
Tacec
District Court
W. H. Jameson
Kane Mining and Milling Company
Needles
Hubbs Laundry Co
Jewel Raymond
Jewel Veritas
Jewel Vanguard
Jewel Cresceny St
Jewel South Bend
Everitt
Whitney Company
Albuquerque, N, M
London
Jersey Farm
Albuquerque Carriage Company
Tijeras
CIT
Love
Charles Ilfeld CO
Santa Rosa
DE Witt T. Courtney
Central Avenue
CV. Vincent Academy
Phantom Queens
Big School
the State National Bank
the Wayside Inn
West Silver
Somnia
Miss L. Asselin
G. Lutz
Dr. Diemel
Simon Stern
Central Avenue Clothier
Wolking & Son
Tel
Marcus P. Sawtelle
North First Street
Crystal
Vire
Morning Journal
N. Duval
Duval
Villette Valleau
Armour Avenue
Dearborn Street
Blue Island
Marshal Hoy
Republican League
Fee’s
Walton’s Drug Store
Imperial
Aundry
Post Office
F. G. Pratt
Walton
W. Hesselden
Befme
Superior Planing Mill
Fred Jeckell
California
Albuquerque Cash Grocery CO
Homer H. Ward
Mer
Marble Ave
Crystal Theater
Albert Dashington
Miss Loraine Thorne
Comedienne
Aztec Fuel CO
Gallup
F G. Pratt & CO
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