Baseball Galore On Saturday Afternoon
Dozens of city baseball games drew crowds across vacant lots including Trac tion park Luna park and school grounds. The Happy-Go-Lucky aggregation defeated the Occidentals 9 to 3 in a lively morning contest with Joe McCanna delivering a key two base hit driving in three runs. The day featured a near riot at a Third Ward game as the Dirty Faces and Chile Faters clashed before police reserves restored order. The Occidentals later beat the Little Giants 27 to 7 at Luna park while the Jackles beat the White Sox 101 to 3. Varsity Indians fell to the University team 5 to 1 at Traction park as Menaal High beat Central High 5 to 4 and Sister's School defeated the Highland Sluggers 13 to 9.
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Traction Park
Luna Park
Happy-Go- Lucky's
Occidentals
Sixth Street
Central Avenue
Happy's
Occcidentals
Jit
Happys
Occidental
Franz Spitz
Spitz
Loeb
Aliso
Overcentals
Letarte
Bledsoe
Robbie Bledsoe Coatehes
New York Giants
Joe McCanna
Joe
Dirty
Chile
Chile Faters
Little Giants
Terenoon
Loebs Brothers Battery
White Sox
Jackles
Whit Sox
South Fifth Street
Hill
Traction Grounds
Whiley
Denny
Indians
Usua
Varsity
Dunn
Allen
Secon
Menaal-High School
Central High School
Seors
Menaal School
Menavis
Sister's
Highland Sluggers
Sister's School
Ross and Morrison
Twelvetrees
Bhufflebarger
Santa Fe timekeeper vanishes from home
Charles Trauth, a timekeeper in the Santa Fe shops, disappeared from his 724 South Broadway residence last Tuesday and has not been heard from since. His family suspects he left for Louisville, Kentucky, possibly mental distress prompted by illness, with friends alerted and the wife planning to follow to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Trauth
South Broadway
Louisville
Trauth
Kentucky
Routh
Liimee
Railroad Notes Record Shaving Feat At Santa Fe Shop
A machinist named Jackson reduced eighty feet of steel shavings from an axle in the Santa Fe machine shop yesterday without a flaw or break. The operation set a new record for shaving or reducing steel in the shop.
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Santa Fe
Jackson
Odd Wheelwork Sparks Fed Bosses Rivalry in Southwest
A narrated incident at a Santa Fe shop detailing an axle issue and brittle shavings drawing attention from rival shops in Topeka Albuquerque and San Bernardino. A photo will be sent to Employer's Magazine seeking publication. Also notes a machinist Carl Bach losing two fingers necessitating amputation and a clerical staff horseback trip to Whitcombe. Rumor of demand for half rate coupon books at Alvarado lunch counter.
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Topeka
Albuquerque
San Bernardino
Carl Bach
Santa Fe
Whitcombe
Harrow
Wiselich
George Patridge
Harry Aspinwall
John Tierney
Herbert Schick
Charles Spahr
Bert German
Walter Maler
Scott Hopkins
I. Emit
Alvarado
Angora Goat Show Cup Offered by American Angora Assn
John W. Fulton secretary of the American Angora Goat Breeder's Association offers a silver cup as a prize for the best breeder's flock of registered Angora goats at the 1908 New Mexico Territorial Fair. The flock must include four Angora kids sired by one buck and all animals on the association records.
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John W. Fulton
Tillman's Illness Remains Serious and Plans Abroad
South Carolina Senator Benjamin Tillman remains seriously ill with doctors advising a complete change of environment. He and Mrs. Tillman are arranging to go abroad for treatment as anxiety grows among friends. Penrose shows no change in condition while Governor Guild maintains a favorable status in Boston.
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South Carolina
Morning Journal
Trenton
S&s C
Benjamin Tillman
Tillman
Penrose
Philadelphia
United States
Governor Guild
Boston
Taft Guest of Honor at Yale Alumni Banquet
Secretary of War Taft and Yale president Hadley headlined the Fortieth Yale Alumni dinner in Philadelphia at the Bellevue-Stratford hotel. About two hundred Yale graduates attended as Taft spoke on the College Man in Politics and praised Roosevelt’s public conscience awakening while noting cautions about popular control through primaries and referendum.
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Philadelphia
Taft
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale Alumni Association of Philadelphia
Lellevue-Stratford Hotel
Yale
Thomas Arbuthnot
Pittsburg Alumni Association
Arbuthnot
Tat
Roosevelt
Speck Collins Arrested on Robbery Charge in Kansas
Albert Collins known as Speck, a negro, was arrested by Garden City authorities after a tip led police to him in a Kansas robbery case involving $110. He had been in the city two weeks and refused offers to return home with transport and hotel arrangements, insisting on requisition papers before going back. Kansas officials may seek Governor Curry’s extradition to return him for trial.
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Speck
Albert Collins
Garden City
Kans
Collins
Kansas
Charden City
Albuquerque
Collin
Curry
Second Hand Store Looted on South First Street
The Joe Morelli second hand shop at 605 South First Street was broken into after hours with the front door sawed off. A number of wearing apparel items including overcoats trousers and shoes were stolen. The incident came to light when the owner opened the store.
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Joe Morellis
South First Street
Morelli
Cure for a Cold Promised by One Day Remedy
An old newspaper note promotes a cold cure claiming one day relief with laxative bromoquinine tablets. It notes a refund if the remedy fails and bears a Grove signature on each box.
Bankers Face Life in Prison in Pittsburg Case
Pittsburg officials report Henry Reiber and John Young, teller and auditor at Farmers National Deposit Bank, confess to misapplying 1.15 million dollars. Bail set at 250000 each, largest in district history. If convicted on multiple charges, penalties could total over five thousand years. Also noted are the breakdowns of stolen sums and that no other bank personnel are implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Morning Journal
Henry Reiber
Teller
John Young
Farmers’ National Deposit Bank
United States Court
Young
Reiber
Albuquerque Proclaims City Election For April 7 1908
Frank McKee mayor proclaims Albuquerque New Mexico election to be held Tuesday April 7 1908 from 9 am to 5 pm at polling places in four wards. offices listed include City Police Hall Second Street West Gold Avenue Third Street and Gold Avenue East Third ward Dunbar Fourth ward Craig. offices sought include Mayor City Clerk City Treasurer two year terms and four year terms for city council wards one through four. seal affixed March 23 1908.
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Frank McKee
Albuquerque
N. M
Newlee
City Police Hall
North Second Street
Charles Chadwick & Co
West Gold Avenue
Third Ward
E H. Dunbar
Third Street
Gold Avenue
Fourth Ward
Justice of the Peace
George R. Craig
South Third Street
New Mexico
Fret Ward
Board of Education
First Ward
Second Ward
SFRAL
Frank M'Kee
Harry F. Lee
Superior Screen Doors in Albuquerque Offer Longevity
A local advertising claim touts superior screen doors made by Superior Plan Ing Mill in Albuquerque. The copy promises doors that look better, last longer, and outperform others sold in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Superior Planing Mill
Honey for sale in 10 lb and 60 lb can sizes
Extracted honey offered at 10 pounds for 1 dollar and 60 pound can for 5 dollars. Orders to W. P. Allen P. O. Box 203 Albuquerque New Mexico.
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W. P. Allen
P. O
Albuquerque
N. M
Roswell Torrance Mail Service Seeks Passengers
United States mail route established January 10 1900 promises the shortest Roswell Pecos valley travel. Torrance to Roswell car departs 6 am reaching at 11 am with courteous chauffeurs. Baggage limit 60 pounds. larger baggage by notice to Roswell Auto Co. J W Stockard Manager.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
Torrance
Roswell Auto Co
N. M
Notch Pum Publication Small Holding Claim No 854
Notice announces Hipolito Toledo filing final proof for claim under 1891 act as amended. Proof to be made before Manuel R. Otero at Albuquerque on April 20, 1908, with witnesses from Peralta and Valencia to establish twenty years possession. Objections or reasons to deny proof may be presented at the time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Banta Fe
N. M
Hi. W. &. Otero
Albuquerque
Hipolito Toledo
Anicento Aragon
Peralta
Rafael Gurule
Anicete Toledo
Jesus Garcia
Valencia
Interior Department
Notice for Publiction Small Melding Claim No 555
Land Office in Santa Fe announces final proof hearing for Luciano Aragon’s claim under old act provisions. H. W. B. Otero in Albuquerque will hear April 20, 1908, with witnesses Candelario Aragon Francisco Torres Manuel Vigil and Escolastico Vigil proving twenty years of adverse possession. Manuel Kootero, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
H. W
Los Lunas
Manuel Vigil
Escolastico
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Railroad Notes
H.S. Lithgow
Gold Ave
Ethel Benton
American Angora Goat Breeders’ Association
Albert Faber
Central Ave
Rebekah Lodge
Mareh St
Old Dellows and Orphan's Home
Hoch
Journal
The
Monarch Grocery Company
West Central Avenue
Chamberlain’s
J. Korber & CO
North
Automobile
United States Mail and Passenger Service
Manuel R. Otero
Manuel KO Otero
Williams Drug Company
Baker Mfg. Co
Fisher Building
Chicago
Alvin 0. Bowers
High
Pioneer Bakery
South Dhirst Street
B.M. Williams
Nage ET
Southern Cal
California Limited
Cal
el Pp
City
Chicago Limited
Chi & Kan
Vecos Valley
Amarillo
Arrivan
Rence No
Carlsbad
Chi
Den
K. C. Br
Lamy
Lew Mezio
WM. Farr
B. Putney
Mitchell
Celly Ruppe
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