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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1907
Page
3
Public interest centers on Secretary Cortelyou with a high estimate of his financial management skills. Prominent observers and political figures discuss his potential effectiveness, citing steady stewardship, prudent expenditures, and strong organizational ability as evidence of his capability to handle national finances.
A snapshot of early 20th century finance coverage praises George Bruce Cortelyou, noting his lineage and sharp grasp of national and local finance. It credits him with steering through a crisis and highlights his New York grounding, public-school roots, and diplomat organizer skills amid the era’s economic strain. Also mentions Sidney Webster, connections to Harriman, and a tangential Indiana anecdote about Senator James Alexander Hemenway.
A historical medical ad promotes a tonic mixture of Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karkon, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla and water to cleanse kidneys and urine, claim acne and eruptions improve. It urges dosing after meals and at bedtime and notes availability at local pharmacy.
In Cincinnati the Cox machine, long led by William Howard Taft’s brother Charles P Taft, is portrayed as still powerful statewide though weakened since 1905. Washington signals suggest Taft allies may line up against Cox in Hamilton County, affecting the broader Foraker-War Secretary contest. Brineham advertises Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a coffee substitute.
Silver City New Mexico April 13 M W Porterfield reports a crosscut 285 feet wide with no wall in sight in the Burro Mountain Copper company property. The high grade copper sulphide ore body may exceed 300 feet and is described as the richest strike yet seen in New Mexico. The find solidifies Burro mountain and Warren district status.
A Paris woman asks a Trinidad newspaper to publish an ad seeking an American husband. Charlotte, 21, from Rue Littre, promises sincerity and a chance for a decent home, asking the editor for the cost and return mail instructions.
The El Paso Fair named its new board on April 14 selecting JM Wyatt W J Morris A Rehwarts W Kellogg EM Welch CM Newman R Silberberg Chas DeGroff W H Austin N Bassett A Mathias A Courennesne FP Marie J Mundy MH Nations HH Stevenson Garbraith and others to serve on the directors team.
In Gallup the independent ticket won the week’s special election. George Kraker J W Raine F C Swarts J M Carman and J M Jacobson elected to town trustees. J Rowle Wan elected town treasurer. PF Jonriat Shaefer and J Hodgson to the board of education. Officials to serve until the next regular election. A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell N Y reports Electric Hitters restored health after indigestion and debility. Seat tonic medicine on earth, guaranteed by all druggists.
Government eyes a mass settlement on western Canadian style prairies with three major projects led by Huntley near Billings Montana. About 30,000 acres of fertile lands will be offered at four dollars per acre with initial payments and annual irrigation costs. Rail lines and town sites ensure quick shipping, while dairying beets apples and vegetables promise strong markets in Great Falls and nearby towns.
A traveling man from St. Louis wears a brand new straw hat in Alvarado attracting curious looks as spring hats go on sale. Vendors report brisk demand with salesmen noting several patterns and a customer seeking a Panama. The ad mentions Baldwin Refrigerators at Fu erelle's and a Traction Park event featuring Bill Weasstall, with 50 cent admission.
Globe Arizona April 13 The Pinto Creek miner Geo Welch may have been killed by another. Sheriff Thompson returned from Pinto country with clues. He suspects Albert Carkeet or Clinton Rapier connected to the murder. Carkeet may have killed Welch while trying to take a gun, leading to death by own action. Rapier plans to prove his alibi. C Auburn of Isleta traveled to Albuquerque and back yesterday.
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