Beef Trust Ruling Faces New Legal Battle
The Albuquerque Citizen cites Judge Humphrey’s Chicago decision freeing meat packers from individual punishment while allowing corporate action. It quotes the St Louis Globe-Democrat noting public dissatisfaction, government intent to press new evidence, and a revised line of prosecution against Armour, Swift, and allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Chicteo
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cage
Moody
The
Globe-Democrat
Messrs. Armour
Swift
Supreme Court
Messrs. Swift
Armour
Washington
Campbell Dry Farming Bulletin Clarifies Campbell System
The Citizen notes public confusion over Campbell dry farming. It outlines two core principles deep plowing to catch winter and spring rains and reducing evaporation by destroying capillarity with surface protection mulch. The paper cites the Campbell Association’s Dry Farming material as essential reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
The
Citizen
Scientific Farmering
Campbell Association
Denver
University Catalogue From The Citizen 1905 96 volume
The Citizen presses the 1905 96 University of New Mexico catalogue with announcements for 1906 07. Bulletin 40 forms part of the University series, 98 pages and 14 illustrations. praised for conciseness and fullness of information about New Mexico's state university. It notes attendance as a regretful issue and discusses growth, governance, and prospects while highlighting the banquet plans in St Louis with multiple governors expected in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of New Mexico
New Mexico
State University
Frantz
Oklahoma
Hage "Wan
Polk
Missouri
Southwestern
St. Louis
Business Men's League
Southwestern Clubes
Mercantile
I.b. Eosogy
Businese Men's League
Langham
Texas
McDonald
Colorado
Kibbey
Arizona
Hoch
Kamsas
Davis
Arkansas
Lkely
Some Good Places For Capable Women
Washington women in government roles highlighted. Miss Isabelle Hagner, a clerk to Mrs. Roosevelt, is noted for handling correspondence and entertaining duties tied to the president’s wife. The piece references pay, office time, and social politics around federal employment. It also mentions Miss Kate Halladay of Brooklyn, detailing her high civil service pay, exam results, and Yale Bryn Mawr credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Mike Isabele Haguer
Roosevelt
McKinsey
Mra
McKinley
Isabelle Hagner
Miss Hagner
Lovd, Barnes, Foster
Mike Hagner
Washington
Kate Halladay
Brooklyn
Civil Service of
New York
George Hale
Miss Halladay
A. I
Bryn Mawr
Yale
First Step Toward A Spelling Reform Simplified Spelling Board
A century old essay argues that English spelling is cumbersome and hinders learning and international use. It envisions spelling reform to ease literacy, boost trade, and promote democratic ideals while defending etymology and gradual change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woot
Germany
Vines for shade and veranda from wild to cultivated
A vintage guide praises porch vines and trellis landscaping from wild grape to clematis jackmani. It covers vine vigor, soil enrichment, manure use, and the appeal of flowering climbers for cool, green summer retreats on homes and porches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitula
Clematis Jackmani
Human Heart melodrama and Roney's Boys at Elks Opera House
Amusements describe a dramatic alluring stage romance titled Human Heart with thrilling climaxes and a strong plot. It mentions lavish production, a wealth of stage effects, and a prominent cast. Roney's Boys musical group, ages 10 to 18, led by Mr. Roney, praised for royal audiences, will perform at Elks Opera House on Tuesday April 6 under the High School Athletic association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinha
Jotke’ Opera House
Roney's Boys
Roney
Europe
Grace Gunsul Dies in Roswell at 19
Mrs Grace Houghton Gunsul, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney Houghton of 420 West Lead avenue, died at Roswell yesterday afternoon after a three week illness from sceptic fever. She would have turned 20 in July leaving a three week old child and a sister Mrs C B Morrison. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM at Lead Avenue Methodist Church with relatives at bedside in Roswell.
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Al-buquerque
Roswell
Grace Houghton Gunsul
Sidney Houghton
West
Lead Avenue
Bernard Gunsul
Maynard Gunsul
C. B. Morrison
420 West
Gunsul
Mrs. Houghton
Lead Avenue Methodist Church
Levi Spiegelbers dies in New York City
Levi Spiegelbers, early New Mexican settler of 1848, dies in New York City. He helped build Spiegelberg brothers in Santa Fe and co operated with Grunsfeld family in Albuquerque in wholesale dry goods. He retired with a fortune and left a widow, five sons, five daughters, and numerous descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Gransfeld Brothers
New York
Buried Sunday Morning for Bert Day at Fairview Cemetery
The remains of Bert Day, a Zelger cafe blacksmith, who died from a concussion after a fall, will be buried Sunday morning at Fairview cemetery. Funeral from Borders' chapel at 9 o'clock with Reverend Barron officiating. Horse Shoers' union to conduct ceremonies at chapel and grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Day
Zelger Cafe
Fairview Cemetery
Barron
Horseshoers’ Union
Wil Nice
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
W. 8
Strickler W. T. McGreight
Domentic
Plansanto Alcohol
Dig
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
United States
Met
Mallery Campover
Serine Paek
American Spectator
Vw Amusements
New York City
Joe Williams
di Wiliams
Cigarmakers’ Union
Decome
East Strashers
Bordera
Ci Farider Union
Pair View
R. Boslough
Foxlovgt
Lough
Cline
Havennah
Savannah
Hartley
Ben Thorovonty
Pring
M. Mandell
Nettleton Fine Shoes
Erst Ree
Chaplin
Shoe Store
Railroad Ave
Billiard
M. Gussaroff
Second Street
Barnett Building
Albuquerque Novelty Works F. &. Hopping
South Second Street
Cleveland
Rambler
Columbia
Tribune
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
R. P. Hall
Iron and Braes
N. Mt
Melini & Eakin
Noosesale Tie
Yellowstone
Moet & Chandon Waite Seal Champagne
Bohemian
Jos
Schute Milwaukee
Automatic Telephone
South Fliat Street
W. L. Trimble & CO
Railroad
Copper
Nis
Rae Avende
Ur Auto
Mitchell
Beavenger
C. W. Strong
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview and
Santa Barbara Cemetery
Second St
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