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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
2
A wild Brooklyn tale unfolds as Millionaire Kiley weds a second wife while the first remains alive and well. The affair drives public scrutiny, press publicity, and a quiet retreat from society for the financier amid other sensational observations.
L F Kneipp promoted to forest supervisor with charge of Jemez forest reserve starting May 1. He will move from Santa Fe duties after a year and a half as head of the Pecos forest area. Inspector ML Artole promoted from forest assistant to Pavest Inspector and to travel for duties elsewhere. A caravan of trees bound for Otero County arrives from Star, Oklahoma, with nursery stock including plums peaches pears and apples for local planting.
The column warns of careful handling in maritime gaming schemes and notes social follies, including a sharp-eyed warning about swindles at sea. It also sketches a portrait of John D. Rockefeller's infant heir and discusses colonial era balls at the Astor House with hoops and transport quandaries. It mentions the Lusitania’s grand scale and Titanic-era steamship ambitions.
A dense block of late 19th or early 20th century classified ads seeks workers and renters. Listings include bookkeeper and barber trade trainees, salesmen, drivers, and general labor, plus rooms for rent, furnished or unfurnished, in cities like Tucson and Los Angeles. Also ads for real estate, exchanges, and a few business notices.
A compact item lists services of an undertaker Cole Red 115 at City Undertaker in the Commercial Club Building with attorneys, a court commissioner, and notary public. It also notes beauty culture services by M. Helena Leonard, a notary by Thomas K. Maddison, and architects F. P. W. Spencer and V. C. Wallingford with civil engineer mentions, all in Albuquerque New Mexico.
The article urges using a checking account to track receipts and expenditures. It argues that bank records show where money goes, prevent untraceable spending, and simplify balancing. It recommends balancing the bank book at least monthly for accuracy.
Niava Chaves an elderly servant in the Reyes Gonzales household near Abiquin was fatally burned Saturday while tending a spring. Her clothing caught fire, water blocks failed, she died within an hour. Remains interred in the Abiquin Catholic cemetery. She was about 50.
A Colorado mining man and his driver, Samuel Olenfingos, narrowly escaped serious injury near a Santa Fe building as their vehicle plunged into tangled harvests. Both men were thrown out and later treated at the Palace hotel, recovering from the scare.
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