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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1908

Page

3

Revised Plans for Albuquerque Federal Building Construction

A. W. Anson, contractor for the new federal building at Fourth Street and Gold Avenue in Albuquerque, has received revised plans approved by the Washington supervising architect. The three story plus basement design adds a post office on the first floor, a large federal courtroom on the second, and marshal and jury offices on the third, with storage and staff areas across the upper levels. The forestry and animal industry bureaus are not housed in this building, and the government will lease space in the Luma Strickter building for those functions. Construction readiness hinges on official notice to proceed.

Federal Building Fourth Street Gold Avenue Albuquerque A. W. Anson Washington United States Forestry Bureau Bureau of Animal Industry Luma-Strickter Federal Anson Supervising Architect

Dozen New Cholera Cases In Manila

Dozen new cholera cases reported in Manila over the last forty eight hours with five suspects. Average cases about five daily, confined to two city districts. No Americans ill for the past fortnight. City conditions improved and navy shore leave restrictions eased with water carried ashore in canteens. Health officers to inform Admiral Sperry no danger to landing sailors if precautions are observed.

Cty Sperry Atlantic Fleet

Pearl Harbor Work Proves Costly

Admiral Holliday reports Pearl Harbor dredging for the naval base will cost 2 million dollars beyond the 3.5 million appropriated. Dredging 6 million cubic feet of coral and sand is needed and the work may finish by 1912. The navy plans two more yards at Mare Island and Bremerton.

Miral Holliday Bureau of Docks and Yards Honolulu Pearl Harbor Admiral Holliday Congress Navy Department Mare Island Bremerton

Labor Vote Holds Balance of Power Across States

Democratic nominee J W Kern said New York labor votes could determine the outcome if the labor vote shifts as expected. He noted strong labor support in New Jersey and Connecticut and expressed confidence for New York while hopeful in the other states. He planned to speak in Utica the next evening.

LABOR Kern New York P Bridgeport New Jersey Connecticut Utlea

Officer defies order to force church doors in France play

An animated discussion centers on an officer torn between duty and conscience during the Inventories in France. The officer refuses to obey the command to force church doors, while King Alfonso comments he would have obeyed.

France Alfonso

Rock Island Passenger Train Wreck Injures Five in Colorado

A collision between Rock Island passenger train No ss and a freight near a siding between Ramah and Mattison, Colorado, injures several, including Frank Bishop freight engineer and Clarence G Williams fireman, with others treated after transfer to a Denver train.

Rock Island Extea Freight Frank Bishop Colorado Springs William Kline Missenger Clarence G Williams Serboums G. S. Hendy Passsconger Roswell Edward G. Heid Denver

Exhibition Game Ends With Detroit Victory Over Chicago

Detroit defeated the Chicago team 7 to 3 in an exhibition game. Cobb led Detroit with fast runs and a 160 yard dash victory, while Overhall and Reulbach pitched for Chicago. Overall and Hofman delivered notable distance throws and hits in the event.

Cobb Detroit Hofman R.H.E Chicago Réeulbach Overall Kling Moran Mullen Winter and Thomas

Political Apathy Among Rising Generation Notable in Boston

Boston October 10 There is an unusual lack of voter interest among the rising generation reflected in the slight rise in registration across 33 Massachusetts cities. The 1908 total is 69 033 versus 265 314 in earlier years. town registrations close October 24. If trends hold, about 260 000 names will join the lists in 31 smaller communities, pushing the state total toward 570 000, only 6 000 more than 1904.

Boston Massachusetts

Registration books open for upcoming election

Voting officials remind every qualified elector to register as books open in all precincts and close soon. Past registration does not carry over. you must register again to vote and participate in the upcoming election.

King Alfonso and Queen Victoria Travel to Madrid

Parle October 18 King Alfonso and Queen Victoria departed here for Madrid. A disruption during last night's premiere of Paul Bourget's drama caused a stir as the king summoned the author after the third act drawing attention to the drama about church and state separation.

King Alfonso Quen Victoria Madrid Paul Bourget Alfonso

Cured in Six to Ten Days Paz Ointment Notice

Fragmentary readable text references a cure period of six to ten days for an ointment named Paz likely marketed for dental or skin use. The garbled OCR shows scattered phrases and does not identify a verifiable event, person, or organization.

Abruzzi Wedding Receives Royal Consent

Turin reports the Duke of Abruzzi has official consent for his marriage to Katherine Sikins. The couple plans for him to depart for the United States, likely via Havre. Newspapers speculate on timing and details as the situation develops.

Turin Net Duke of Abruaz Katherine Sikins United States Havre

Russian revolutionary league men jailed in wave of trials

Nishnoi reports in Nove Gorod that Vas ell CL Archenrelski a member of the second douma was sentenced to six years hard labor for work with the League of Peasants. Eleven other league members received four to eight year terms in the crackdown.

Nishnoi Nove Gorod Vasell CL Archenrelski Second Douma League of Peasants League

Mrs C W Ellison Seeks Thanks After Husband's Death

Mrs C W Ellison of Port Wingate New Mexico expresses sincere thanks to friends at Fort Wingate and Gallup for kindness and sympathy shown during the sorrow of her husband’s death.

Fort Wingate N. M C. W. Ellison Port Wingate Gallup, N. M

A G Stiortle M D Tuberculosis Practice Limited Hours

Doctor A G Stiortle specializes in tuberculosis with clinic hours 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. Rooms 8 9 10 located in the State National Bank Building. Also notes W JenkSpntra assayers.

A. G Stiortle State Nat. Bank

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