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Albuquerque Weekly Citizen, 04-28-1906 T University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 4-28-1906 Albuquerque Weekly Citizen, 04-28-1906 T. Hughes Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news Recommended Citation Hughes, T.. "Albuquerque Weekly Citizen, 04-28-1906." (1906). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news/615 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. VOLUM1 16 ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY, APRIL 38, 1800 unless tn the moment of artels the OontcIL during the ysnrs IIM savd heart rises level with the crlnla. The AMERICA HAS 1SN, will be tha gnosis of honor Tha REMAINS aavy whose will r OF GREATEST nantalns not snrraad-- speaks will he Oavernor Stokes of ARE are anra in 0m long ran to whip Now jrey. Mrs. irrednrktk Nathan, CONDITIONS MUCH the ,y whose rnptnlns will snr-rene- NEW KIND prsslilont of the rtoasnmere' Ieague aalaa the tnaajnalky of skill OF of Ntw York; C ttMrathtn Counsel AMERICAN NAVAL HERO or force h ardtgl3u. The ntrag Osora BKrd of Jersey OHy, whi h navar yields can not take the John Moody, pmstdont of the new BETTER IN DESTROYED pines th posssssi'm of good ship insanity! NOW same nemocrsHc organisation of new; and good weapons sad the ability Jersey; Mrs Philip Carpenter, pwawit-- ' skillfully to nee these ships and these dam of the Now York mane reoc-- ! ENTOMBED WITH POMP weapons, hw its prosants Will often Uon of Womn riubi; Prank H CITY BY atone for mar ar shortcomings, It's Called SpeetMjfrmily, Bomer. sbsritr ot Saerx nounty, and WESTERN SEA and If with it are oOMainnd the otter Mark A. rngan. mayor of Jersey Olty. military qualities, the tartans owner tMnner wflt be served at 7 o'clock, - becomes HtersUjr Amwpolls. Md., April 24. The cMy ) the presldsnt and the other dletUtr inmtMe. And Has Appeared and copies of Aldon Freemsu'c booh. Ban Kraoclsoo, Cal.. April St. pot finance ( AIM With thOOSSOd of visitors utahod enportod by "A Tear kt PVHttlee,'' jaat pablwbed. MHti worn United ALABAMA PED1BRATI0N OF lwlmx the rain whh twit Sunday trests. who have teem attracted by Vir ira 3infers MftilMK and the AOMUny Mnu 5 will bo pro sired to Urn guests as ntgnt and ysurday, whhm fraatly uousl will LASOR NOW IN SSMION. in Court snnvteara of tha i.nvtl efrtncl whleh takef to the Amory helWIr where the tTA-Tk- e occasion intenstfted the misery aad ssjfortngs STATE MILITIA - j. BlrmlngiMm. Am.. AnrU PKJrVIMfl pise- today In with i wtN n hro wnniMt D memorial eneretsw he Mdd. snnusl evetttl'n of the Alabama of the hornet m pcopls of this strien-- NurtmemiW too pkbh. Uh- f th body of Admiral) The Hfoffnun ANOTHER AMIftlOAN olty, .net night was ana of com- of exercise inrlndes State of Labor opans a i San irrnadsnao. Psl.. April SL-- MM Paul (raw temporary reraehm 9IRL JOINS NOBILITY. Im- Jne the tomb) tddrsiiiss by Prethimt Kooseve;:. two days' session Coo USED AS AN WHY parative earn fort and of greatly of Police Diana aatMraw4 IhtamWa-n- g In hf AcjwlPHty ground a room, lHwrter, at the Tradna AKGUMT t?K4atlt A tivtt S.f MMUIa to flaert Iloraee the former U hell thm afternoon. The attend- Ulu proved coaditlons. The Blast was that ths reports of anwtra : aanghtar Mrs, oil bi la Memorial Ml ot Bancroft hall. Usited States nmheosndor to Prunee, ance unttatMlIr mrge srsry of tlsnry ftlegel clear and warm. The cow.attton of twven the police nnd Sntlttg jpnrMV It t on is and dis new DonhMe ha.i intended t Brst to deposit wlrse bfferts broMht shout the trtot tn the state Is well rnnrasented. WK. and count Oario the people hi ennttaatly growtnf bet- men warn greatly enafnamaM, Ql body tn cryt ttw , do Fimntn warn Bromp-- Hie the in basement of the remslM ot A4nHra Many matters of wtU Company Should Insur married at tha ter and ths dbHribjntJan of pMTstoaa wm f Um ar mUrtc i tu now lmsorunas M ta dviarlanlfit of chapel bulMtaff of fh John Im1 Jones. M. Jmsarahd, the asms p tor coactderttUOH, Among l oratory yasterday. Father mntnrd beoondng more systsmatlc sml atr raMBSir aavhBn Iswn tiw Karsi Academy, but the latter ooold. Pretteh ambassador. Otmtmir Vfw-W- l Life Vtmnbaa, brother of tha mb catdhMl. mathodhML While tba heavy rains t U m AlL. ' m.mmw. .,utL them meaahres to ha MibniUetl to t ance on otian aAsJnlmtL mm Mgbor ofm Hut b complete In time. Rather than ot MnrylMwd. and gnerehiry tata lenisUture at the neat saseiniL TiHoal. IsaMan for the time bting. dM much to the MMt.hM iMhnt.MUinty is ponpoai th date of tba mwwBrtti j Ronapart. who wIN pmntot e ambaaatihir to gmglaml, was tha beet misery of inmaHas, msah at the Tli ntMejsu mw and th wlaws-'strik- Killed in the ft aid fnaruen WKh th lanwhtra. cwroniony. Secretary mm ma. Tha wdthmg was one of naprovtag s th of the Mat' mes. Tae rreneh nevsmmuwt In (Ms state will aleo be tkor-- tha towards the sanitary ihrran Otat bafsra etnas , mom aodtM sat-son- . fit i deposit the body tampar-- will be rsnressnUd hr M. Jwessrtuvd. oaghly awwsssd. brtlrhtnt nvants of the thiwuglinnt the mty. var mitltlmnan WnhMsiniaN arMy tn Hsnrroft hall, and to bar R Hear Admiral Qwnnton, Ms TS honeymoon wttl be : w mat atpnt aa stntf ot Hew Orleans, La.. Jakii snat frail dnty as the cRr ntmt. eat!ifirrd wRhont cwmwoay to the nve oMoera. hrailsd hr CRntate Bst-eth- , OOO SHOW AT ST. COUIS si. on the eeatlnant, and after that the antmnane anoe wna rait throognont hav been a eamber He n Speclshate on - af ftaatrasn rpt. wh-- tho tatter will be fitrtnbed.1 ohief of the naval staff of the HAS MANY Insanity Tsrwmhon roeng enMph wtll dlrhfe than- ttme a KNTHItS m ocjoctt greatly m incsaawa. ana as nwfaral iti French Bovernmenf had Ministry CnpUin Mo.. W-- The are between Rome and thetr Auetrlnn a nsldernbie wwrbut no damage ins Prenoh of llnrlne. 8t Lonla, April Mg taw qusaalon "spaed slam, cs.lons the mllltltmed na Brad on r crntaer nqufMlrn to tab pert Ottspratt. aod twwty oflkera the iNnch sLow by Mtastss-ipp- of unahuRf," a estate at Krapskl. wae dooe. a of arranged the l - the police ror disobeytag soon order 1 rs-- - new torsi of haaanlty nllap bo- tn and the MaraetlwUe. t)aptam Huget. late Valley Kotlowlng the unfortunate killing ran-so- Prnch Kennel Club and approved iiwrec to aavo LIBERAL tN issued by a guardsman. For this n hi!'' arrlvnt hstv a day ago. naval Me-d-cii- to former Presi- by the Amerlamu Kaaae) Club, opens bosa e' PARTY of Titdea by some It fw eavaaslrely an-- la deatrabie that tha mllNfa ba Th,. wm.sdrou consisted of the Iter dent lnitwt, seventeen otHeers of today mm Igasonttlon habit of saaamB by ENSLISH HISTORY. vlgllaat, It is aM that sM city petrols sad hrr at bnHdmi. romoniiMKS. withdrawn. nbtp Mars-- ! liaise, and th first claw the Ooade, and Captain LPvre and on Itourtventh and Olive streets. Tae Londtm, April Sd. It was exactly aad all guards will bs disarmed, nnd Admiral Aubc and Ooode. twenty oMcera from The HNtttar flret canto tlkJUe a twvntyahc years yesterday since Mr. the troops, both regulars and militia EXODUS HAS rnilni the Admiral number of entrtea is greater than at jjAgBH U tsamnaf SISUN Attbe. any provteu tloo 'AronsN a suit ymjnnnnnnn r Olsontane want to Windsor nnd will be I not escept POR EASTERN Tho o'liMftrm la under tho command dog show held In thU ItmimnSnmmHghm netmeted to snoot POINTS sought it oJIBSBamujjmmF ffmamSlai r n-- r Admiral Onmpon. Admiral At of city, to eompei nn sJFWI nawaad o form a mMstry. The gen- In case of necessity, Ogdon, the eoaelueton the exetelnns and the quality of dogs shown is paay pay UUe&ttjlt estreats UUh, April It. A. It Moss- t'nnpbn the of hi ataff,. la tho Armory, which wilt be witness- fsr superior to that of any previous to the fttll of the eral station baa rwnhwd Is the re- Tha general conditions of the city ier, central naaaeocor smart at ths when insurance cans of PSn cy bold SO mm tn. officers or French ed V more show. Many tro- in the turn of 349 liberatA. Irish bom are Iniproving rapidly- - Ifundrada of the cruisers than fire thousand laritad valuable prises and ar. who Karriman Unas at this joJsl mU, v-r- i ftmf received ttpou their (.rrlvsl gneats hoMere of phies was killed In aH accident rulers, and 941 tariea. The quean men are at rncrk clearing p the IBJISt and other tMteta hare been offered for thai while speeding his antsatdblle. mala that 1M00 to Kit Vm- - H'Rr Admiral lira (Iron!, of the of ndmlaston, the body of Admiral rent natl it Is expected It will in The ant for Iml Harrington on April SS, streets nnd dynamiting tottering dsen tafinmaa will pa UtrwHisk 0t- - that Ocean Aoatdant c1 ipAav eitc-ces- s. lnsunnaa and bo to Wvhdnr una 1,000 Mmrican eruteer squadron, l Jones will be ranssred from Ha tem- prove a nreat social and aporung - itiM with Lord watlt. The water oomntny dan beforn tho end at the oxMun, A olt-- ratal1 ba pay a large QfAUQ- on the fol- tng f the flagship CdympM, the Clete-- i porary rastlnc plaoo in the toli of the Oranvllla on the morning of the men at work repairing ha broken apaaMl train due at noo phjW lib to Stan-ero- death of M.
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