08 Mar 1883
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1883
Page
1
Chas Etheridge announces real estate and insurance services offering guidance for buyers and sellers. He emphasizes personalized advisory help, quick marketing to customers, and spring market readiness with special bargains in the waste columns of the paper.
The trial of Belford over postal route expansion in Colorado continues with Hon. James B. Belford of Colorado testifying about his state’s growth and mail needs. Officials clash over evidence of influence and the defense argues about uncovering letters and payments while officials defend the integrity of the inquiry.
Washington dispatch states about two hundred settlers crossed into Sioux lands east of the Missouri river and erected shanties with a thousand more preparing to follow. Interior officials plan to remove the intruders at once. Ex Senator David Davis received a solid silver water pitcher and goblet from senate clerks as a token of regard. General Negley called a national union league meeting in Philadelphia for March 4 to discuss important political business.
A dramatic Arkansas dispatch reports a northbound Little Rock Fort Smith train held up by a band of robbers two miles west of Mulberry in Crawford County. Passengers were forced to surrender, conductor John Cala fatally shot, engineer Hogers saved the engine, and a $65,000 reward is offered for the captors as levee and flood news from Helena and Memphis dominate the day.
The Senate chamber will host a session tomorrow at 10 o clock with reviews by Stephen Dee and other ministers. Public proceedings will take place in the House of Representatives in the late afternoon.
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