14 Mar 1883
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1883
Page
1
An old well established agency offers central offices and experienced agents who know local properties and values. They assist buyers with a wide list of options and provide proper contracts and conveyances to avoid future difficulty. Special bargains appear in the paper's want columns.
A report outlines the payment of purchase money under the June 16 18% act for settlers relief and authorized repayment of certain fees. The secretary notes cash can only be withdrawn via repayment when funds are in treasury and highlights procedures for corrections of former entries. Separate items cover the Star Route trials with testimony limits and a labor union manifesto condemning Senate actions and tariff effects on wages.
The document discusses the Land League in Dublin and Belfast, detailing political pressure, alleged conspiracies, and fears of arrest. It mentions supporters and opponents, accusations of extortion, and claims about investigations and officials. The text references figures such as John Mitchell and political factions.
A chaotic crime tale covers a fatal shooting, alleged mortgage fraud, and a court battle. The report describes a deadly confrontation near Schenectady with multiple victims and a suspect, plus financial schemes impacting local officials and residents.
A fire destroyed the upper level former St Marys Catholic Church now the Atertean Theatre and the lower stores in New Haven. The incident damaged the Theatrical company wardrobe and caused extensive losses. In another blaze the Washington sleeper of the Western on press caught fire near Whitmer station. passengers escaped unharmed though the coach and Pullman stock were damaged and valued around a quarter of a million.
At the stock yards William McGiaw Jobs McGiaw Mike Cronin and Martin McEtligott practiced with a gun when John Welch the watchman was shot and killed. The four men were arrested by police.
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