Local items of interest and community notes
Numerous short items from Albuquerque dated June 26 cover weather forecasts for New Mexico and Arizona, local visits and business from Fort Summer Engle and Santa Fe, train arrivals, battles over housing moves, and a heat of public events. Highlights include Albuquerqu e Fourth of July fireworks at Traction Park, a Browns baseball challenge, school pupils returning home from Isleta Laguna Acoma pueblos, and mishaps such as a trolley pole incident and a bicycle collision with a wagon.
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Isleta
Laguna
Acoma
Pueblo
Albuquerque Traction Company
Traction Park
Albuquerque
Stabbed Health Seeker Found Dead Near Roswell
Albert Ross a young health seeker from St Louis was found murdered in a mountain spot forty five miles east of Roswell. He had started from Roswell for Albuquerque with German shoemaker Theodore Kulay who is missing and suspected as the killer. Police expect Kulay may flee.
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Albuquerque
Albert Ross
St. Louis
Roswell
Ross
Theodore Kulay
Kulay
Sheriff's Office
Barber Sandoval Jailed For Breach Of Peace Six Months
Teodosio Sandoval a barber was sent to the county jail for six months for breaking his peace bond. He had a history of drunk and disorderly conduct and beating his wife. Ten days earlier a peace bond had warned he would be jailed if trouble continued. He was assigned to serve meals to prisoners at the jail.
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Teodosio Sandoval
Sandoval
Justice of the Peace
Brusgado
Frijeles
Nelson charged in Little Parlor saloon robbery case
A. J. Nelson, arrested by Justice McClellan on W. J. Mansour's complaint, faced a postponed hearing next Wednesday. Mansour says Nelson robbed him of 98 dollars at the Little Parlor in Old Town after being knocked out by Joe Rambs earlier. Nelson was found with 62 dollars in his possession and remains in the county jail.
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Joe Rambs
Old Town Tigers
Jose E. Romero
Rambs
W. J. Mansour
Little Parlor
Old Town
Mansour
Ed. L. Mechler
Commercial Club of
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Browns
Socorro
Medler
A. J. Nelson
Justice of the Peace
McClellan
Nelson
Hero of San Juan Hill Is Dead
Lieutenant Colonel Ammon A. Augur United States Army died at Fort Thomas Kentucky after a lingering illness Brights disease He was fifty five born in Michigan West Point graduate promoted from captain Twenty fourth Infantry for bravery at San Juan Hill The Twenty fourth Infantry suffered heavy losses in the charge alongside Roosevelt Rough Riders during the first day battle and captured the blockhouse later. A dispatch reports American flour trade prospects in Japan and China are bleak with danger for shippers until financial conditions improve.
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Morning Journal
Cincinnati
Ammon A. Augur
United States Army
Fort Thomas
Augur
Bright
Michigan
West Point
Twenty-fourth Infantry
San Juan Hill
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
New York Regiment
Twenty-fourth
Seattle
Spokane
Washington
Orient
Japan
China
Southern Pacific Indicted for Rebating in Nevada Shipments
In San Francisco on June 26 a federal grand jury returned an indictment against the Southern Pacific Railway company for rebating on Nevada shipments to a pine box and lumber firm. A parallel indictment with nineteen counts was also returned against the pine box and lumber company for accepting rebates.
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San Francisco
Federal Grand Jury
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Nevada
Pine Box and Lumber
Pine Box and Lumber Company
Republican National Headquarters Opened in Washington
Washington June 26 Elmer Dover secretary of the Republican National Committee opened the committees headquarters in the city and began preliminary work before a campaign chairman is appointed. It is expected headquarters will also be established in New York and Chicago around August 1.
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Washington, D. C
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
New York
Chicago
Fifteen Killed in Indian Train Wreck Near Baroda
Bombay reports a collision between an express and a freight train on the Bombay and Baroda line near Baroda. Fifteen people were killed and twenty seven injured as four passenger coaches and four mail cars of the express and four cars of the freight train burned.
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Bombay
Bombay and
Baroda
American Commerce In Orient At Low Ebb
Moriltz Thompson, largely involved in manufacture and export trade, reports depressed activity in American commerce with the Orient amid ongoing financial strain and market softness. Seattle, June 26.
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Orient
Seattle, Wash
Moriltz Thompson
Aged Congressman Parker Dies After Illness
Deadwood South Dakota June 26 Congressman W H Parker died today from cirrhosis of the liver at seventy one years old He was taken ill before the last session of Congress A Civil War veteran and prominent lawyer he helped shape early Colorado and the Black Hills His burial will be at Arlington National Cemetery
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Deadwood
W. H. Parker
Keane
N. H
National Cemetery
Arlington
Parker
Colorado
Black Hills
Denver bookmaker sentenced for gambling at Overland park
In Denver on June 26 Judge George W. Allen fined W. F. Everhart $100 plus costs and gave six months in jail for bookmaking at Overland Park races last week. The jail term was remitted and an appeal to the supreme court was filed. The judge called bookmaking "the most pernicious form of gambling."
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Denver
Criminal Court
George W. Allen
W. FE. Everhart
Overland Park
Supreme Court
Allen
No Developments in Venezuelan Imbroglio
Washington DC June 26 The state department marks time in the Venezuelan question awaiting events The gunboat Marietta will leave Caracas tomorrow for Guanatanamo with Jacob Sleeper and Lt Francis A Ruggles as passengers Senor Veloz remains in the city but will move to the suburbs to stay in touch with the state department Nothing new from the Venezuelan legation regarding Caracas or the diplomatic tangle between the two nations
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Washington
D.C
State Department
Tme
Marietta
Caracaa
Guanatanamo
Jacob Sleeper
Caracas
Francis A. Ruggles
Senor Veloz
Colorado Springs Miner Egbert Smith Dies at 41
Egbert Smith a renowned mining engineer in America died at his Colorado Springs home after an illness contracted in Mexico last winter. He was forty one years old and well known in the field.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Egbert Smith
America
Mexico
Ant one seventeen found at Pratt and Co
An old notice advertises a supplier, FP G Pratt Co, at 016 South Second, for ant supplies with a reference to the number 17. The fragment hints at a business directory or advertisement.
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G. Pratt & CO
Gouth
Democrats Name Platform At Vermont State Convention
The Vermont Democratic state convention adjourned after electing delegates to the Denver national convention and nominating state officers. The platform condemns Republican rule, calls for campaign finance reform, stronger interstate commerce law, income tax, postal savings bank, bank regulation, direct senatorial election, eight hour workday, and broader injunctions reform. Delegates debated Bryan's nomination and taft remarks, with emphasis on anti monopoly measures.
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Morning Journal
Burlington
Denver
William J. Bryan
J. J. Enright
Aldrich-Vreeland
United States
Taft
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the Olves
Second Street
N. M
Postal, Telegraph CO
Porecast
Arizona
C. d. Lacy
Fort Summer
R. Campbell
Engle
Abbott
Santa Fe
Alamo Hive
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J. van Houten
Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railroad
Raton
W.tt Brown
The
Rage
Terbe
Monk
Saginaw
American Lumber Mills
KE. J. Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Winslow
Los Angeles
Mrs. Gibson
California
West Coal Avenue
San Jose
Dan Padilla
Barelas Grays
Mre
J. A. Seales
Kansas City
Herbert J. Hagerman
H. B. Hening
Valle Grande
Sandoval County
J. J. Callow
Cleveland, Ohio
Eite
Olive Kelly
Tijeras Avenue
Harry Douglas
Mary Reed
Miss Mayme
Toledo
Ohio
Miss Reed
University
Myrtle Gunsul
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
Traction Company
Old Albuquerue
W. C. Wilson
Coal Avenue
Wroth
Alvina Letarte
Cecil Phillips
Cortez Quickel
Bessie Troutman
Walter Gogenour
Coleman Parker
Hubbs Laundry Co
White Wagons
Everitt
Central Ave
Iamond Palace
Whitney Company
Albuquerque, N. M
Loudon’s Jersey Farm
Albuquerque Carriage Company
Tijeras
Olie
Love
Las Vegas
Santa Rosa
DE Witt T. Courtney
Barber
the State National Bank
the Wayside Inn
W. Silver
Roosevelt Regiment
Southern Pacific
Republican National
India
Fee
Walton
Stu
Andry
Thei
Dr. Diemel
Simon Stern
Central Avenue Clothier
Wolking & Son
Democrats
Bryan
James BE. Burke
John
Thurston
J. E. Burns
Thomas B. Bragg
James EB. High
Walton’s Drug Store
VF. G. Pratt
South Second
Imperial
Aundry
W. Hesselden
Superior Planing Mill
Fred Jeckell
Albuquerque Cash Grocery CO
Homer J. Ward
Mgr
Marble Ave
Crystal Theater
Robzart
Harry Sheldon & Co
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Syracuse
Imprial Laundry
Aztec Fuel
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