Trinidad Ginghes First Money Grays Last
Trinidad upsets Albuquerque in ten innings 6 to 4 to win first money in the territorial tournament. Arnold Ambrose driven thrice producing key RBIs and securing Trinidad’s fourth victory. Albuquerque tied the game in the ninth but Trinidad prevailed with a run in the tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Ginghes
GRAYS
Albuquerque
Arnold Ambrose
Traction Park
Ambrose
Ambrose Alagne
Clong
Spears
Corhan
Hletling
Pettus
Clancy
Hite
Brierly
Kerner
Kramer
Rune Albuquerque
Salazar
Delosch
Hidalgo
Wwete
Umder Trinklad
Alarid
Norvais
Salaai
van Ambrose
Galgano
Nicholas
Jeff
Trinida
Clitton
MeteRie
Sosks
Briariy
Sca
Ole Oi Smith
Cresoy
Rss
Ambros
Wood
A. Tae
Coursasve
Oh Galgann
P. Vieees
Potala
A.B. KR
Trindad
de Picassi
Nichols
Spear
Newhouse
Trinidad Boys
Liver regulation claims in 19th century ad
An advertisement for Ballard's Herbine promotes it as the perfect liver regulator to cure melancholia and bilious symptoms. It asserts the product treats liver-related headaches constipation chills fever and general malaise and notes sale by J H O'Reilly & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
J. H. O'Reilly & Co
Bills Against Irrigation Congress Sought by Secretary
Persons holding claims against the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress or the Twenty-eighth Annual fair are asked to mail them immediately to W A Bayer, Secretary, in the lobby building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bayer
Secretar ‘Ammere
Lob Baildine
Roswell Cadets Thank Albuquerque Officials for Congress Camp
Superintendent JAS M Willson of the New Mexico Military Institute thanks Capt Clark M Carr and the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress for arranging cadet camping in Albuquerque New Mexico. He notes the camp ground was well located and the visit thoroughly enjoyed by officers and cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willson
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Clark M. Carr
N. M
Qet
Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Congress
Board of Control
Offtcers
Jas. M. Willson
Democratic Campaign Funds And Major Contributors Listed
New York daily reports the Democratic National Committee will announce next week the campaign fund total and the list of contributors of 100 dollars or more. The fund stands a little over 220 thousand dollars with about 180 thousand from contributors and 42 thousand from the Denver convention fund. Fourteen individuals gave one thousand dollars each and eighteen gave five hundred dollars each, including Delancey Nicoll and Jacob Ruppert of New York City and Roger Sullivan of Chicago among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Denver
Democratic Treasury
Democratic Campaign Fund
Delancey Nicoll
New York City
Jacob Ruppert
W. F. Sheehan
Archibald McNeill
Bridgeport
Democratic Campaign Fund Contributions Report
The report lists Wetmore of St. Louis Norman F Mack of Buffalo Nathan Straus of New York City and the National Democratic club of New York City as contributors. It notes major funding from dollar contributors and the democratic press which began campaign subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetmore
St. Louis
Norman F Mack
Buffalo
N. Y
Nathan Straus
New York City
National Democratic Club
Democratic Campaign
Democratic
Consul General Ridgley Dies in Mexico City-bound Train
Benjamin G. Ridgely, United States consul general to Mexico City, died suddenly at midnight aboard a Pullman in Monterey while awaiting the Mexico City train. He had arrived on the local train from Laredo and was accompanied by his wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgley
Monterey
Mexico
Benjamin G. Ridgeley
United States
Mexico City
Ridgely
Laredo
Ridegely
Kern Claims Taft Lages Backbone In Virginia Tour
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports John W. Kern, Democratic vice presidential nominee, visiting Clifton Forge Virginia night. He argued Taft unfit for president citing beef trust injunctions and criticized Taft’s New York attack on General Grant. Kern departs for Huntington West Virginia for final southern address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Clifton Forge
John W. Kern
Virginia
Tie
Masonic Opera House
Mr. Tatt
Kern
Taft
Oyster Bay
New York
General Grant
Beef Trust
Jude Crosscup
Supreme Court
Tich Corporation
Mr. Bryan
Huntington
W. Va
King in Auto Wreck After Tire Burst
In Placentia Spain on October 9 the royal automobile crashed when a tire burst. King Alfonso was uninjured while two aides suffered serious bruises in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placentia
Spain
Alfonso
Campaign Trail Through San Miguel Mora Colfax Counties
Governor Curry reports strong reception for Republican candidates in San Miguel Mora and Colfax as Andrew, Andrews a congressional hopeful, tours the territory with Spiess Ly Ralph C. and others. He predicts winning support from business leaders and voters in Las Vegas Cimarron Springer and Jaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Miguel
Mora
Colfax
Curry
Albuquerque
W. H. Andrews
Congress
Charlies A. Spiess
Las Vegas
Ralph C.ly
Deming
Santa Fe
Lincoln County
Mera
Jaton, Springer and
Cimarron
Springer
Larrazolo
Andrews
New Mexico
Washington
Statehood issue drives tours through multiple counties
Political report notes Sam believes Republicans will carry San Miguel and Mora. The Andrews party plans visits Union County then Quay and Guadalupe counties before Lincoln County. An anecdote from George M. Felton credits Chamberlain's remedy with stopping chronic diarrhoea after years of attempts. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
San Miguel
Mora
Andrews
Union County
Quay
Guadalupe
Lincoln County
George M. Felton
South Gibson
A. W. Miles
Chamberlain
Notice of coal land entry protest deadline in New Mexico
Santa Fe Land Office公告宣布 Albuquerque resident John Tocco提交煤炭声明及入地号124。凡反对或欲就该入地提出异议者，须于1908年11月2日前在本办公室提交宣誓抗辩书。登记员为 Manuel R. Otero。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Land Office
John Tocco
Albuquerque
Bernalillo
Territory of New Mexico
N. W
N. B
N. BE
S&s. EB. LA
N. ER
Last Will and Testament of Josephine C Wilkinson Probate
Legal notice from Bernalillo County Territory of New Mexico identifies Josephine C Wilkinson deceased. The court fixed November 2, 1908 at 10 AM for proving the alleged will, executor James Wilkinson named, probate clerk A Walker signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phine C. Williams
James Wilkinson
Josephine C. Wilkinson
County of
Bernalillo
Territory of New Mexico
Territory of
New Mexico
Walker
Professional cards for Pitt Ross and William H Herrick
County surveyor Pitt Ross advertises land scrip for sale and civil engineering services through 20% West Central Ave. U. S. land department attorney and deputy mineral surveyor William H. Herrick lists hydraulic and general engineering work in Socorro New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIVI
Pitt Ross
U. S Land Department
West Central Ave
William H. Herricku
U. S
Hydraulic and General Engineering
Socorro, New Mexico
Medical professionals and offices listed in Albuquerque card
Professional cards list doctors surgeons and a lawyer in Albuquerque New Mexico. Includes Dr Bakies W M Sheridan A G Shortle J W Wilson R W D Bryan Dr J E Kraft Chas A Eller K L Hust Des Bronson Bronson with addresses in Barnett Building State National Bank Building Cromwell Block Vann's Drug Store and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wilson
New State National Bank
Albuquerque
N. M
R. W. D. Bryan
First National Bank
Albuquerque, N. M
J. E. Kraft
Barnett Building
Mal
Cromwell Block
Second and
Gold Avenue
Des, Bronson
Moire Velours Coat and Jacket Fabrics Sale Notice
Sales note offers quality moire velours for coats and jackets at special prices. Regular price listed as $1.50, now $3.15 per yard in multiple currency context with a promotional rate. Limited quantities advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messaline
Directoire
Liberty
Women’s Sew Neckwear Styles In Silk and Lace
The season’s latest effect features silk tailored stocks lace jabots lace stock collars lace and linen coat sets delicate silk embroidery bows Gibson collars with lace silk and net combinations priced at 25c 35c 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Women’s Nightgowns and Yard Goods Advertised
The notice lists kimono crepe fabrics with Japanese designs, Zephyr dressing, and heavy wool blankets in white or gray. It notes yard quantities and price lines around $2.50 and $2.00 for various goods. Also promoted are women’s flannelette nightgowns in pink or blue, trimmed with plain flannelette and wash braid, offered at $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Zephyr
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Charles
Ian Clifton
Mise
Economist
Wosn
Tan
Mack
White Kid
Mase
Hamert
Roswell Gadets
National Committee
Roosevelt
U. K
Andrew
San Miguel, Mora
Colfax Counties
Hazeldine Avenue
Rentes É Tot
Estetere Prooets
Rae Evans
Cuenca Co Cincinnatie Fs
Manuel, R. Otero
Jose
Physicians and Surgeons
Solomon L. Burton
Walter St
W. M. Sheridan
Bank
A. G. Shortle
State Nat. Bank
Assayers
W. Jenks
West Frult Avenue
FP. H. Kent
South Third Street
Mno. A. White
Chas. A. Eller
N. T. Armijo
Matl
K. L. Hust
N. T. Armijo Building
Paris
Secoml Ploor
Dashion
Birthloof
First Bloor
Plannel
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