Huning estate backs West Central avenue widening plan
Arno B. F. Tuning publishes a rebuttal from the Huning estate confirming cooperation with Good Roads officials to move the fence back and widen West Central avenue without harming trees. The statement denies delaying road improvements and urges proper consultation with property owners for future projects.
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Huning
Old Town E
Central Avenue
Old Town Road
Morning Journal
Albuquerque
N. Mo
Artlele
West Central Avenue
Huning Estaate
Wood Roads Commission
Good Roads Commission
F Huning
Trip plan outlined for congress and exposition tour
Chairman Hopewell announced a June 3 or 4 departure for a special train trip to eastern New Mexico and the Estancia valley. The itinerary includes El Paso Alamagordo and other towns with rates listed for various origins, plus a City of Mexico visit on return. Perishables and mineral exhibits travel free.
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Irrigation Congress
New Mexico
Mexico City
Hopewell
Board of Control
Estancia Valley
el Paso
Alamogordo
Mexico
Enrique Creel
Chihuahua
Congress
National Band of
Trinidad
Pecos Valley
Twitchell
W. J. Black
Santa Fe
Denver and Rio Grande
Oregon
Weather in April Averages Near Normal With Higher Rainfall
The monthly weather summary notes variable conditions through April. Temperatures were near average while precipitation ran about 30 percent above normal. Compared with April 1907 the means were similar but extremes and distribution differed, with five prior Aprils posting higher means than 1908.
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Party Re Station
New Mexico April Temperatures and Rainfall Report
The month posted the lowest April mean temperature in ten years at 49.5 degrees and the highest average precipitation at 2.83 inches. Temperature was below normal in Union Mora San Miguel Taos Santa Fe Chaves eastern Valencia and northeastern Socorro with other areas near normal or above. Precipitation was widespread with rain or snow on all but a few days. heaviest totals occurred on the 18th and 19th near the Rio Grande valley down to Sierra county.
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Union
Mora
San Miguel
Taos
Santa Fe
Chaves
Valencia
Socorro
Rio Grande Valley
Sierra County
Prospects Bright for Highland Car Line Promotion
Colonel Do K Sel ers reports growing support for a proposed trotley line through the Highlands. He says many property owners along the serving streets have shown readiness to cooperate and the east part of the city is broadly interested. While not yet sure of success, the need is seen as great and construction plans may soon advance.
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Highlands
Do K Bi. Sellers
Sellers
Asree
County Fair Closes With Prize Awards At Casino
Tonight ends the county fair at the casino as holders of combination tickets attend to claim prizes. A large crowd enjoyed the Catholic bazaar last night at the casing pall with booths selling fanes work candy and boxes of clears. An Amen corner smoking room feature drew attention and a matinee for children at 2 30 offered ten cent admission with contests and grab bags expected to entertain the youngsters.
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Casing Pall
Bazaar Auction Ends Three Night Run With Big Prizes
Tonight marks the final night of the bazaar with remaining items auctioned at bargain prices. Fans of the combination lottery may win valuable articles including a gold watch and fob, a Navajo blanket, a Morris chair, a Stetson hat, cigars, and more as over 400 chances have been sold.
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Henry Yanow
Fred Hervey
John Lee Clarke Company
W. V. Futeredie Company
Morris
Albert Faber
Clarkville Coal Company
Wagner Hardware Company
Kirster Bros
Mike Mandell
Morning Journal
Devine Orchestra
Hagvarta
Labor Union Men Sent to Jail for Contempt
Chicago May 29 Judge Carpenter ordered three Carpenters and Joiners of America members jailed for thirty days for violating a boycott injunction. The trio named are John J. Brittain treasurer of the Chicago Federation of Labor Charles Grasseli and George Lakely.
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Chicago
Western College Field Day Winners Named at Chicago
The Western College field day at the University of Chicago, hampered by wet grounds, crowned champions from Chicago Athletic Association and University of Chicago in sprints, distance events, and field events led by Hamilton and Lightbody.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Marshalfield
University of Chicago
Toda
Hamiltton
Chicago Athletic Association
Cunattached
Garrels
Patterson
Jacobs
Ramay
Lurroughs
Chicago Athletic Asociation
Hamilton
Merriam
Amour
First Regiment
Helmes
Brennan
Mariquette College
Burroughs
Cgarrets
Athens” Garrets
Democrats in San Miguel county nominate Larragelo for Congress
Special Dispatch reports in East Las Vegas NX that on May 29 the San Miguel county convention elected a delegation to the Roswell convention on June 10 and instructed OA Larragelo for the nomination for delegate to Congress.
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The
Morning Journal
Las Vegas
NX. M
San Miguel County
Roswell
OA Larragelo
Congress
Delegation Instructions From San Miguel County Convention
The meeting urged voters to back an instructed delegation to Denver for Bryan. Larrazolo was praised as the strongest candidate to carry San Miguel. In 1906 he defeated Andrews in a normally Republican county by several hundred votes. The convention also instructed WL Bunker as delegate to the national convention and A A Jones as national committee man.
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Denver
Bryan
Larrazolo
San Miguel County
Andrews
WL B Bunker
A. A. Jones
Revolu tionists Executed in St Petersburg
Russian authorities executed Traubner and his emissary Massakin in St Petersburg today. Traubner had been captured at the Finnish border and charged with instigating the murder of Lt General Vladimir Paviof and General Maximosky. Massakin was seized while attempting to reach the minister of justice’s house.
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St. Petersburg
Traubner
Massakin
Vladimor Paviof
Maximosky
M. Chtehegioioff
Presbyterians Vote Denver Assembled For 1909 Meeting
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States met with technical questions dominating sessions. Denver and Seattle argued for next year’s assembly. Denver carried the fleet ballot and the vote was unanimous to meet there in May 1909. The German speaking Presbyterians urged home rule and new presbyteries, a matter sent to next assembly after synod input. A committee was named to discuss alleged interference with the American Bible and American Practice societies.
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Morning Journal
Leect
Kansas City
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Denver
Seattie
Presbyterian Church In
Colorado
Th Committee On Polity
John W. Foster
James
Brooklyn
Rey
Stuart Dodge
Board of Home Missions
Washington
American Bible and American Pract Societies
Biliststund
Sheriff Bath is killed by fugitive Summers in Wyoming
Sheriff Alfred Bath of Laramie, Wyoming, was killed this afternoon thirty miles west of town by a man named Summers from Walden. Summers escaped with Bath’s horse after holding up Summers’ employer and beating him. Posses pursue Summers, who is still at large, as officers from Walden chase him by train and auto toward the Continental Divide. Bath leaves a wife and six children. tension runs high as locals vow action if Summers is captured.
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Frederick Bindenberger
Cranford
N. J
Bindenberger
Duffy
Fred H. Bath
Summers
Walden
Cole
Sherif Bath
Sheriff Bath
Colorado
Continental Divide
Woods
Sumner
Boston Wool Market Sees Higher Activity and Steady Prices
Boston traders report increased wool sales with about 300 000 to 400 000 pounds of new Arizona wools moving at 12 to 16 cents. Ohio, Michigan, Missouri, and Wisconsin quarters fetch 20 to 24 cents, while fine and crossbred lots show variable demand. Prices rise in line with Lemoin sales and staple wool inquiries from worsted shippers.
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Geelong
West
Nevada
Utah
Boston
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Texas
Posten
Ohio
Seview
Michigan
Missouri
Wisconsin
Pall
New Zealand
Baltlard's Snow Liniment Promises Rheumatism Cure
A wartime ad-like notice claims a man or Wathan is crippled with rheumatism and warns that minor twinges may signal a severe attack. It promotes Baltlard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism and pain, priced 25c, 50c, and $1.00, sold by J. F. A. Rielly Co.
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Wathan
Baltlard
J. Fa.rielly Ca
Parker to Head Democratic Resolutions Committee
New York May 29 former judge Alton B Parker named chairman of the resolutions committee for the Democratic national convention. Parker was asked to draft the platform for submission to the Denver gathering. William J Bryan was reported to have given consent to Parker's appointment.
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New York
Alton B Parker
Tammany Hall
Abe
Parker
W. J. Bryan
Diryan
Norfolk
Neb
William J Hrvan
Nebraska
Dakota
Bryan
United States
W. W Allen
Liryan
Poneetech
Uryan
Bryde
Tama Hall
Denver
Verdal
Nev
Maygiv
J. Brya
McGee’s Baby Elixir Promises Cure for Infant Ailments
An ad from J. B. O’Rielly Co promotes McGee’s Baby Elixir as a remedy for infant bowel issues. The copy emphasizes delicate bowels as the target of all childhood illnesses and claims to cure diarrhoea dyentery and stomach derangements.
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McGee
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ARING
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Rothenberg & Schloss Cigar Company
Highland Car Line
Casino
Labor Union
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Gan Miguel
Larrazole
Goluma
R. Curran
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Presbyterians GD
Colorado Capital
Oherife
Posse
Iby Morning Journal
Laramie
Wyo
Bradstreet
Arizona
Alton B. Parker
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