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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
3
A commemorative survey traces notable editors from Col. McClure onward, highlighting career milestones, influences, and enduring impact on American journalism across decades. The piece profiles key figures, their editorial philosophies, and the evolution of the profession through changing eras.
A compact memorial of Rexander Kelly McClure, Joseph Pulitzer, Charles Emory Smith, and other defining figures in 19th century American journalism. The piece traces McClure’s Civil War era loyalty, Pulitzer’s rise from cemetery sexton helper to owner of major dailies, Smith’s long Philadelphia and national influence, and their enduring impact on press freedom and political discourse.
A Baltimore American reminiscence recounts Civil War incidents near Richmond during the Seven Days Fight, including Captain Agnus sharing coffee with a Confederate wounded man and later meeting Randolph. It also profiles JC Hemphill of the Charleston Courier, describing his conservative editorial stance and efforts to promote white immigration to South Carolina via the Southern States Immigration Association.
Topeka telegear notes Thomas McCoy a unique Kansas figure and long time harness maker in Marshall County has died in Marysville. He advertised in local papers for tools to work horses and mules and was an intimate ally of the late Thomas Hughes, a Marysville editor and politician.
A copy of the Ohio Penitentiary News from March was found in Albuquerque. The prison paper covers official operation news and inmate notes. One item reports Everythinge 35036 released after a 5 year Frank county sentence and mentions he writes fiction and contemplates a trip to Arizona or New Mexico for health.
Pittsburg April 4 The dying man is John Bristin inventor of rolling mill machinery that transformed steel. He and Antonio Vinna claimed Carnegie Steel infringed their patents. After a long lawsuit Bristin died blind and in poverty living in a cottage with five children. Carnegie was said to have given away large sums to charity.
New Mexico reports large meerschaum deposits in Grant county with the Meerschaum Company of America forming to develop the property. The company, backed by New York financiers, owns ten mining claims near Mogollon district and plans rail access, storage facilities, and a road to Pinos Altos to reach a rail line within twenty miles.
General Hugh Cameron travels to Albuquerque with a mission to honor Ex Senator Edmund G. Ross for voting against Johnson’s impeachment. The hermit’s garb and tireless rhetoric draw national attention, delivering trophies and bold statements to rally support for anti party spirit in Kansas.
The Mobile Jackson & Kansas City railroad plans a 65 mile extension to Paducah and a 150 mile spur to Joppa, parallel to the Illinois Central. The survey passes Mayfield and Dresden with a route through Hitt village, Hinds south of here, toward Jackson, Tennessee. The project aims to connect Middleton to the Ohio River, despite many railroads cancelling extensions due to money tightness.
A vintage patent medicine claim lists Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Syrup of Sarsaparilla to be shaken and taken in spoonfuls after meals and at bedtime. It purports to purify blood, aid kidney function, and relieve long standing rheumatic pain, asserting harmless ingredients obtainable at moderate cost.
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