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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
5
Authorities in New Orleans offer a reward for ex Telegraph Operator J ho Petreich. He was arrested in Robinson Park on embezzling 16000 dollars from the Postal Telegraph company. He was transferred to the county jail after a second telegram and observed behavior.
McMillin chief of police cites a requisition sent to the state governor for stgrature today. Petreich is accused of embezzling a large sum from Postal Telegraph Company with a reward offered. Officers will depart to pursue him tonight or tomorrow morning and will wire an update.
Rome reports United States engagement news involving the Duke of Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins. Court circles question whether the marriage would be morganatic and whether the duke must renounce succession in his line.
In Washington the Duke of the Abruzzi spent his second day in privacy avoiding audiences and details of his movements. Ambassador Mayor Planes defends the guest's wish for seclusion, granting near incognito immunity. Tonight's dinner at the Planes residence included notable attendees from diplomacy and the arts. The duke will remain in Washington through Saturday.
Nearly all skin diseases cause intense itching and discomfort that disturb sleep. Quick relief comes from Chamberlain's Salve which allays itching almost instantly and has cured many cases. For sale by all druggists.
The final committee hearing on the Agnew Hart anti race track gambling bill was held before the New York senate judiciary committee. The measure seeks to expand that section of the Percy Grove law which now virtually legalizes betting at race tracks.
The bill, already reported in the assembly, seeks recovery of wagers in civil suits. Opposition centered on Joseph S. Auerbach for the Jockey Club, with E. S. Constock representing county agricultural societies. Support came from Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst and Rabbi Stephen Wise of New York.
In Lafayette Colorado on March 18 Mike Aresta a Greek miner was killed by a gas explosion at Standard coal mine. A second Greek and pit boss HR McFadden were injured lightly as the three men were checking the discharged Greeks work. A mob formed at the camp but deputy sheriff halted threats with a crow bar. The blast was blamed on careless lamp handling by the Greeks.
March 19 report notes eight hundred workers idle as Texas and Pacific shops close until April first. Bryan drew a large audience at the Coliseum COMES before addressing six hundred at a reception. Also mentions cold remedies and local grocery policy.
In New York on March 12 Willie Hoppe and George Slossom produced sharp play at 18.2 balk time. Hoppe defeated Jake Schaefer of Chicago 400 to 165 in ten innings. Slosson beat Cassignol 300 to 259, with high runs by Slosson and Cassignol. Slosson then marked 506 in a game with George Sutton as preparations for the world 18.2 title match continue.
An advertisement urges trying Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a mild gentile laxative with a pleasant effect offering free samples at any drug store.
A columnist contends modern business favors large advertising to gain public favor, arguing that generous, well judged ads are the highest form of caution. The piece notes merchants must advertise widely to avoid stagnation and outpace competitors, with social commentary on desires implied by gender.
Department of the Interior notice from Santa Fe N M dated February 18 1908 states Jose Gutierrez of Bandora NM has filed for final five year proof for Homestead Entry No 7787 filed January 21 1904 for the section 6 and 7 township 13 north range 4 west. Proof will be given before H W Otero U S Court Commissioner in Albuquerque NM on March 30 1908. Witnesses named are Nestor Gonzales Meliton Garcia Ambrosio Montoya Ignacio Silva all of New Mexico.
An advertisement urges readers to place a help wanted want in the Morning Journal classifieds for a girl for general housework. The notice also mentions Feel Root Beer from Walton's Drug Store and states poll tax is payable at Dunbar's corner Third and Gold with offices open until 7 30 p m.
Mayor Frank McKee of Albuquerque New Mexico proclaims an April 7 1908 election with polling places across four wards to decide authorizing four hundred thousand dollars in city bonds for sewer construction. The notice lists ward polling sites and official signatures with city seal.
A Morning Journal note highlights the value of reading its classified columns for essential local information and opportunities, signaling ads as the fastest path to knowing what matters today.
The notice lists setting prices for Rhode Island Reds at 13 per setting and Plymouth Rocks and White Minorcas at 75 cents per setting. Ed McGuire signs the notice with the price details and names Pri ne 689.
Bargain listing describes a 9 room house with cellar and bath on a 50 by 142 foot lot in the city’s best residence area. Inquiries to Mr Lewin Sson care sc vynomist for particulars.
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