22 Mar 1883
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1883
Page
1
Capitalists nationwide tilt toward Albuquerque with rising property values and strong demand. An agent with extensive East Coast connections solicits sellers and promises first served for listings. The office catalogs major insurers and emphasizes two decades of experience guiding insurance and real estate investments in the area.
The inquest resumed with Brady questioned about Price drafts and Walsh interactions. Sworn testimony detailed stock loans, paper trails, and Brady’s media ties, followed by Gen Sherman’s testimony endorsing mail routes and army supply needs amid Apache conflicts.
Reports from Norristown Virginia and New York describe a fatal shooting by Superintendent Keighley in Youngstown strike violence. Caspar Leibman suicide at a hotel near Ipswich and a deadly mine incident in Hampwood spark coroners’ inquests and fundraising tensions.
In Cunaco on March 6 Eugene Gear nephew of Ex-Governor Gear and his sister crossed the creek on ice at Gordon ferry when the ice broke The girl was saved but the young man drowned in the wreckage reported by Inter Ocean.
Reports from Mineral Park and Hackberry districts describe A C Springer arriving to reopen the Capel mine owned by a San Francisco company planning 650000 in machinery to treat ore. The silver mill at Hackberry and stamp mills in Mineral Park prepare to restart as ore supplies hold.
Gov Grant grants pardon to Joe Hackett serving nine years for a Can on City jail killing amid doubts on conviction and mental state. Gov Knowles seeks reprieve in a life sentence case. Coroner questions reporting deaths with no Colorado law requiring such reports. Denver daily s plans to become a morning paper. Exposition rates rail trips set, and R D Cobb named general superintendent for the Denver and Rio Grande lines.
A London dispatch reports Queen Elizabeth slipped on a palace stair while descending for a carriage ride. The injuries, initially thought minor, are now considered serious and may confine her to her room for an extended period.
Liesagarg, son in law of the late Karl Mars and manager of LeCitoyen and Labataille, is convicted of inciting to disorder and sentenced to three months imprisonment. An eruption of Mount Etna caused an earthquake and panic nearby with several homes damaged.
The administration questions Pakote Territory affairs arguing a large bonded debt voted by the legislature is unwarranted this season and could hinder division into three or four states. It warns that keeping the territory intact would yield a very large state with limited representation.
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