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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1906

Page

2

Public urged to back Pacific shipbuilding and drydock needs

President Roosevelt calls Congress to fund replacements for old monitors with up to date battleships and to retire third rate ships and cruisers. Bremerton yard needs another drydock to handle largest vessels and sustain permanent shipbuilding with steady work for Pacific coast workers. Public pressure on Pacific representatives urged to push demand.

Washington, D. C Congress Roosevelt Asiatic Pacific Bremerton Navy Yard Admiral Capps Pacific Coast Seattle Tacoma Navy Department Pacific Slope Ubor I

Governor Hagerman to visit Las Cruces tonight

A letter from Governor Herbert J. Hagerman to Lieutenant Colonel Eugene Van Patten confirms his acceptance of the invitation for a visit to Las Cruces. The valley anticipates a grand military ball and a festive program with decorators and lights, welcoming dignitaries including General Tarkington and other officers. The local National Guard unit, praised for its drill, plans to participate in the territorial encampment at Albuquerque in July.

Law Crucees Herbert J. Hagerman Eugene van Patten Company A Lan Crucen Lan Cruces A. N Hegal Henry Brees Bfe Genera Tarkington Santa Fe Paddock Fort Wingate W. H. Jl*llewellyn Major Meyers Silver City van Patten National Guard Expeed Albuquerque H. Hart L. W. Case Philip Dew Sauer Case Sory

Remarkable raised bill fraud in Hihtth Trinidad case

A rare currency fraud case in Hihtth Trinidad involved a $2 bill raised to $10 using ink. Dr Greenfield and Chas Mitchell identified the deception after a $10 bill was exchanged at a drug store. Police Captain Bowlden notified authorities and the suspect did not repeat the scheme locally.

Trinidad Siye Elty Rajeed Cit Greenfield

Red Giant Challenger Arrives for Bisbee Wrestling Match

John Middlesky a six six Cocopah Indian arrives from Mexico to wrestle Sid Varney undefeated local champion for a $1000 purse. Middlesky claims he will fight James J Jeffries for the world championship any time anywhere. Middlesky has trained in New York and weighs 200 pounds. Local constable William Thomas Langorgan reports a cure from Chamberlains Cough Remedy after a cold and hunting incident.

John Middlesky Bisbee Ark Mexico Sid Varney Middlesky H. T.taylor James J. Jeffries New York Wm. Thos Lanorgan Chapleau Ontario Chamberlain

Roswell land office sees March records rise with homestead claims

In March Roswell U S land office logged 435 entries 402 homestead 23 desert claims, nearly doubling January's 481. Merchants in Bac Ky Ky J W Williams cites Dr King s New Discovery curing lung hemorrhages and bronchitis, with a trial bottle offered free.

Roswell United States Land Office Central States J. W. Williams 1Bac Dr. King Driggiste, Sc

Chinese Brides Barred From Entering United States

Article notes a U S Department of Commerce and Labor position that four Chinese couples in Juarez, Mexico cannot gain entry to the United States by marriage to American citizens though husbands may return home. Also mentions a health testimonial for kidney and liver cure and an incident of an actor dying on stage as a balloon balloon.

Adiapatcch el Paso Juncox Mexico San Francisco Department of Commerce Aid Labor Lnsnn United States

Bank ledgers track every expense and balance monthly

The passage explains how keeping a bank account helps control spending. It notes that a checkbook shows where money goes, emphasizes recording receipts and expenditures, and states the bank balances the records, suggesting to balance at least once a month for convenience.

Price Charged with First Degree Murder in Portales

Portales grand jury indicts L. Price news agent for the murder of Conductor F B Curtis Friday night in Portales New Mexico. The indictment seeks the death penalty in Portales. Relatives of the prisoner from Kentucky arrive to aid the defense as the trial is expected to begin this week.

Portales L. Price F. B. Curtis New Mexico Cartles M. Price Price Kentucky

Doan's Ointment Gains Wide Albuquerque Endorsement

Albuquerque residents endorse Doan's Ointment for eczema and itching piles. A local testimonial describes rapid relief after a couple of applications and a continued course curing skin eruptions. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York agents for United States. Remember the name Doan's.

Rt. E White Second Albuquerque Foster Milburn Co Buffalo United S Doan

Promoter Tallmadge Brings Three Suits in Roswell

Attorney WW Gatewood filed three lawsuits Saturday in Roswell. One suit lists Tallmadge against A. Lee for a note of 3500 with interest from Jan 30. The second suit has L Tallmadge against A Anderson claiming payments totaling 1200 and 1800 with interest. The third suit seeks attachment on property to cover an 1800 note.

Tallmadge WW. W. Gatewood Roswell BR. Tallmadge A. Flee L. Tallmadge A. Anderson Ely

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