Local Socials and Visits Highlight Albuquerque Week
A busy week features Mrs. W W Strong in Las Vegas with friends, many visitors and hosting duties at 216 North Ninth Street, and numerous gatherings in Albuquerque. Notables include Mrs. James Kurn from Las Vegas, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Goodrich planning Chicago visit, and Mrs. J B Herndon entertaining at 216 North Ninth. The week also covers dinners, bridge and May Day teas, St John’s guild officers, and Alumni dinner at the University.
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James Kurn
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Birthday Picnic For Daughter Of Mr And Mia At Huning Castle
Arno Hun ing hosted a Friday birthday party for her daughter at Huning castle grounds with about twenty five children. Lunch was served outdoors and mothers accompanied the young guests for an enjoyable afternoon. Guests included Margaret Herndon Marcella Matson Helen Perry Marguerite Harrison and others.
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Mia
Arno Huning
Huning Castle
Margaret Herndon
Marcella Matson
Helen Perry
Marguerite Harrison
Margaret Hubbell
Pauline Torrodaile
Consuelo Chavez
Virginia McLandress
Lorna
Where to Worship Today M. EL Church South
Rev Leon to McCain as pastor with services at 11:00 am and 7:44 pm Sunday school at 9:45 am Epworth League 6:45 am order of morning service includes creedal reading prayers and hymns Sermon by Rev Bo T James presiding elder communion services conducted by the elder All invited to attend Sunday worship at the church.
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M. EL Church
South
Leon
McCain
Epworth League
Jesus
Scully
Warlick
Bo T. James
B.T. James
Churches and services in Cor Broadway area today
At 11 o clock morning services at 8 & Congregational Church with missionary address by Rev. J Heald and stereopticon views on India. First Presbyterian Church offers 11 am and 1 30 pm services with sermons on The Christian's Sacrifice and Ideals of Youth. Lilian Elwood and Mrs Collins perform. Christian Science meets 11 am at Women’s Club, Gold avenue. readings from Adam and Fallen Man. Christian Church on Broadway hosts Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11 am with “The Divine Church” and “Just a Christian.” Christian Endeavor at 7 pm titled Being a Christian in Our Work and Our Play. All welcome.
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Congregational Church
Cor
Broadway and
Coal Avenue
Wilson J. Marsh
J. He Heald
Lillian Elwood
India
Professor Crum
Miss Blachty
First Presbyterian Church
Corner Fifth and Silver
Hugh A. Cooper
Ralph M. Smith
Collins
Young People's Society
Christian Science
Women's Club
Gold Avenue
Sixth
Seventh
Grant Building
Central Avenue
Third Street
Christian Citic
Broadway
Bet
Central
Cot
Frederick Fo Grim
Leslie Goben
Early Mass and Evening Service Schedule
Mass begins at 7 with a high mass and sermon at 7 49, followed by an evening service and conference at 10.
First Baptist Church Services Announced
First Baptist Church led by Rev. John A. Shaw invites all to 11 a m preaching and 2 45 p m Sabbath school with a 7 p m young people's meeting.
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First Baptist Church
John A. Shaw
St John Ss Episcopal Church Services
The notice lists Holy Communion at 7 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. with Reverend MWe Vreetor. The corner location is Fourth and Silver St.
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ST John SS Episcopal Chuch
Pletcher Cook
Holy Communion
Mwe Vreetor
University Notes Reflect Spring Vacation and Alumni Ties
Campus shows a calm spring break with registrar busy mailing last semester reports. Chancellor Strong toured the city and Albuquerque officials noted the university’s bright outlook while alumni leaders in Kansas and local members gathered for forthcoming commencements.
Students prepare for summer study moves to universities
to Wisconsin for a time and then to the University of Chicago to join Professor Espinosa in work at the summer term Miss Sisler will spend the vacation at Emporia professor Orwell goes to Chicago to accept a position Miss Huggett will go to Gallup for a while to be with her parents
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Wisconsin
University of Chicago
Espinosa
Miss Sisler
Emporia
Orwell
Chicago
Miss Huggett
Gallup
Methodist Criticism of Ancient Churches
Baltimore May The quadrennial Methodist conference focused on federation with a report urging a committee to invite the Methodist Protestant general conference in Pittsburg to join the Methodist Episcopal church. The report was laid over for next week. Bishop Burt criticized Roman Catholic and Greek churches calling them degenerate and devoid of evangelical strength.
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Baltimore
Methodist Church
John F. Goucher
Committee On Federation
Methodist Protestant General Conference
Pittsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
William ‘¥.Burt
Europe
National Charities Conference Holds Section Meetings in Richmond
In Richmond Virginia May meetings of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections focused on road building by convicts and improving relations between workers and the press. Dr J T Searcy superintendent of the Alabama Insane Hospital in Tuscaloosa presented the heredity committee report at the general session.
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National Charities Conference
Richmond
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
J. T. Searcy
Alabama Insane Hospital
Tuskaloosa
Famous Ice Breaker Beached at Hackett's Harbor
The Canadian ice breaker Montcalm valued at half a million dollars and the finest government steamer were beached at Hackett's Harbor in Quebec in May. The incident involves a major naval vessel and reflects a significant maritime mishap.
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Quebec
Montcalm
Hackett's Harbor
Emigration Bill Aims to Curb Hungarian Youth Outflow
Budapest May 9 The interior minister argued a bill in the lower house to check Hungary’s youth emigration to the United States and other lands. The measure forbids shipping companies from inducing emigration through advertisements.
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Budapest
Interior
United States
Russian Premier Forces Apology Over Douma Incident
In St Petersburg on May 9 the phrase Thank God, we haven't a punishment in Russia yet spoken by Finance Minister Kokovsoff in the Douma sparked a political crisis. Stolypin demanded withdrawal of strictures on the minister, and Khomyakoff initially resisted but agreed to resign if no retracement was issued.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Douma
M Kokovseff
Stolypin
Kokoveoff
M. Khomyakoff
M. Kokovsoff
Khomyakoff
Browns vs Grays called off amid pitcher shortage
The Browns refused to play the Barelas Grays at Traction park this afternoon citing no pitcher and players traveling to Be len to join other teams. A free game will be played on Barelas grounds between the Grays and Barelas Reds with the Grays lining up as usual.
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Browns
Belen
Barelas Reds
Barelas Grays
Traction Park
Dan Padilla
The
Grays
Barelas Grounds
Johnson supporters win big in Minnesota state convention
Minnesota returns show Governor Johnson supporters with 454 delegates to the state convention versus 78 for Bryanites out of 952 total. Johnson camp expects a solid delegation to Denver with a regular state convention in St Paul next Thursday in their control. Bryan followers plan to contest about 400 delegates.
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John Johnson
Democrathc
Minnesota
St Paul
Johnson
Denver
Bryan
Ndd
Jurist Frasier Dies After Operation in Detroit
Former Circuit Court Judge Robert B. Frasier died after an operation in Detroit. He was 61 years old. Frasier had previously nominated the late United States Senator Alger for the presidential nomination at the Republican National Convention in Chicago in 1932.
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Circuit Court
Robert B. Frasier
Chicago
Isss
United States
Alger
Lively New York Campaign Closes in Seventeenth District
Niagara Falls N Y May 9 one of the most remarkable campaigns in state history ended today as Governor Hughes made a final appeal to voters of the seventeenth district to elect William C Wallace the Republican candidate for the vacancy caused by Senator Franchots death
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New York
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Hughes
William C. Wallace
Franchot
Testimony in Jerome Inquiry Concluded in New York
The hearing on charges against District Attorney Jerome was completed. Closing arguments are set for May 26. Assistant District Attorney Smyth finished testimony on investigations by the district attorney’s office into the Metropolitan Street Railway and the American Ice Company.
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New York
Jerome
Aft
Smyth
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
American Lee Company
Myr
Jerome Testifies on Metropolitan Street Railway Case
Jerome describes efforts to obtain indictments and convictions and says no crime by his course. He introduces the January grand jury presentment he drew and advised the jury to make.
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Metropolitan Street Railway
Jerome
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Grand Jury
World marks 25 years under Pulitzer ownership
The New York World celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary of ownership by Joseph Pulitzer with a look inside the remodeled Pulitzer building. A Washington delegation led by Senators Daniel and Culberson joined prominent national figures and Congressman Longworth in praising the paper. Nearly every Washington government branch was represented by a notable guest.
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New York
New York World
Joseph Pulitzer
Pulitzer
Washington
Varius
United States
Daniel
Virginia
Culberson
Texas
Senate
Nicholas Longworth
Churchill Returns to Commons After Dundee Victory
Dundee May 9 Churchill is returned to the house of commons defeating Sir George Baxter unionist by 2700 votes. Dundee suffers from bad trade and the reform laborites capitalize on the result.
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Churchill
Dundee
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
George Baxter
Reform
Socialist Convention Opens in Chicago Nomination Hype
The Socialist Party national convention in Chicago meets to nominate president and vice president and adopt a platform. Eugene V Debs and William D Haywood are the most mentioned potential presidential candidates.
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Socialist Convention
Chicago
Socialist Party
Eugene Vo Debs
William Do Haywood
Santa Fe May Fix Roswell Train Schedule
Commercial club officers seek reductions in the Roswell Albuquerque passenger times to bring the Roswell train to Santa Fe at 7 PM instead of 1 PM. General Manager Hurley says the change isn’t possible now but may occur later after service stabilizes. A request to move the southbound Pullman from No 7 to No 1 was denied to keep a standard Pullman car between La Junta and Albuquerque.
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Commercial Club
Santa Fe
Roswell-Albuquerque
Roswell
Brooks
Club
Hurley
la Junta
Albuquerque
Anarchist Addresses Unemployed at New York Convention
The national convention for the unemployed adjourned tonight after six days of sessions. Alexander Berkmann, an anarchist ordered from the convention last night by the police, was present and spoke briefly.
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New York
Alexander Berkmann
Mother Delphina Passes. Franciscan Leader Dies in Syracuse
Mother Delphina aged 58 former mother provincial of the third Order of St Francis in the United States died in Syracuse last night. She served in that role until August.
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Delphina
Syracuse
N. Y
Third Order of St Francis
United States
Cleveland Gains Strength in Cleve lard Condition
Continued improvement is noted in the condition of former President Cleveland as reports from Lakewood New Jersey indicate strengthening health signs and cautious optimism for recovery.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
N. J
Clevelard
Brazil Holds Centennial Birthday Parade for General Oxtesore
Rio de Janeiro plans an elaborate patriotic celebration tomorrow marking the 100th anniversary of General Manuel Luiz Ox tous ore’s birth, the commander in chief of Brazilian forces in the Paraguayan War.
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Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Manual Luiz Oxtesore
Delegates to National Conventions Chosen
Delegates elected in the twenty first district here in Cleveland were instructed for William Joryan at the Democratic National Convention. The May event chose the delegates to represent the party at the national gathering.
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Devon
Cleveland
May
William Joryan
Bryan Resolution Reseated at Massachusetts Democratic Meet
At the fourth district democratic convention in Fitchburg Massachusetts on May 9 delegates were chosen for the national convention. A motion to instruct for Bryan failed while a motion stating the convention’s sense Bryan should be nominated was overwhelmingly carried.
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Bryan
Fitchburg
Mass
Two for Tate in Louisiana in Republican Delegates
In New Orleans on May 9 the first district Republicans elected delegates to Chicago and instructed them for Taft.
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Tate
Louisiana
New Orleans
Chicago
Waft
Delegates for Poraker Win at Augusta Convention
Augusta Georgia May 8 delegates for the tenth district republican convention elected today to the national convention The delegates are uninstructed but favor Poraker.
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Poraker
Augusta
Taft Holds Talks With Panama Leader Amador
Secretary Taft and Panama government officials met to discuss several important questions. President Amador stated the conference was highly satisfactory.
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Taft
Amador
Panama
William H. Taft
Independence League Delegation Chosen at State Convention
The Massachusetts delegation to the Independence League convention in Chicago was selected at the state party meeting. A platform was adopted that leaves the delegates uncommitted on the main issues.
Delegates Adopt Independence League Platform Endorsement
Delegates at large chosen were Thomas L. Hosgen William N. Os good John A. Coulthrust and Michael C. Neil. The platform denounces both major parties and endorses the Independence League principles as adopted at Chicago on February 22.
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Thomas L. Hosgen
William N. Osgood
John A. Coulthrust
Michael ¢.Neil
Independence League
Chicago
Committee to Examine Paper Trust Employes Arrives
Four members of the house of representatives committee examining paper production costs arrived at Corinth to hear mill workers about wages and pay at Palmer mills during a personal investigation of papermaking processes.
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Corinth
Palmer Mills
House of Representatives’ Committee
Mili
Milis
Chicago Editor Dies by Own Hand in Hot Springs Hotel
Charles Matthias prominent Chicago journalist and former editorial writer for the Chicago Chronicle and Chicago American died by suicide at a Hot Springs hotel. He had been in ill health and the death was self inflicted.
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Chicago
Hot Springs
Ark
Charles Matthias
Chicago Chronicle
The
Chicago American
Wright brothers test successful flying machine near Manteo
Manteo North Carolina May 9 Wright brothers and Ohio aeronauts conducted a successful experiment with their flying machine not at height. The single flight covered about one and a half miles in roughly two minutes, marking a notable milestone in early aviation.
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Manteo, N
Wright Brothers
Ohio Aeronauts
Girl Injured in Runaway Horseback Accident
Miss Filla Dragoie, a postal telegraph clerk, was thrown by a runaway horse near Broadway and Tijeras Avenue. She suffered a forehead wound and was treated at home. A purse containing fifteen dollars and other valuables were stolen during the commotion. The horse fled to the mountains and was captured yesterday.
Vanderbilt in France Pays Fine After Fence Dispute
In Paris May 2 W K Vanderbilt the American millionaire faced France s police court over fencing in village roads and lands near Gresillons. The judge ruled he could not override the law and ordered fences torn down and a 15 franc fine paid.
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Gresillons
Varrieres-sous-Poissy
Vanderbilt
America
Vander
France
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