Roosevelt in Fine Health Despite Alarming Rumors
Special Correspondence reports President Roosevelt remains in excellent health, despite weeks of speculation about weight loss and fatigue. He continues heavy desk work, long walks, horseback riding, and tennis, while drafting speeches thoughtfully and dictating with deliberation. A summer move to Oyster Bay is planned and a national university in Washington is advocated by supporters, with Washington University’s leaders pursuing a city campus legacy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
UN Jong
Grover Cleveland
White House
Loeb
Oyster Bay
Congress
the Provident
Grealers
Long Island City
Chire
Republic
Lwvell
James M
Charles Pinckney
George Washington University
Columbian University
Nby
Hberil Poate
Fragmented Notes on Education, Labor, and Trade in1906 Era
A garbled compilation references a university's central U S role in shaping youth through polite literature arts sciences and politics to reduce prejudices. It cites U S consul Halstead on 1906 British unemployment 40 percent, wage gains, and hours saved. mentions rubber planting in Sumatra and Ceylon activity. Indian corn production around 20 million bushels. Windsor Ontario manufacturing incentives. Uruguay candy and kerosene prices. signed A Dams.
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United States
England
Faitous Coroera
Halstead
Great Britain
Ingland
Singapore
Wilber
Sumatra
Kote
Ceylon
Mohare
India
Windsor
Ont
Ciy
Uruguay
Ako. T Adams
Slumming Parson Deposed After Arrest Scandal
Hey W Mears assistant rector of St Matthew's Episcopal Church, was deposed after a slumming tour through Tenderloin led to his arrest in a negro resort. Detectives observed him with a woman before a struggle, and he claimed innocence. Rector Judge and Mrs Mears defended him. he has ties to Cincinnati and Columbia.
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New York
Hey. W. Howard Meaty
St. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church
David M. Greer
Mears
Herzing and Kinacke
Lspector Huswey
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-ninth Street
Schmacke
Bey
Arthur Ho Judge
St Matthew's
Tenderlain
Cincinnati
Columbia University
St. Matthew's
Magazin
Retaliation grows as New York clubs face London bias
Special Correspondent reports a boycott against leading New York clubmen by London clubs over perceived discourtesy and restrictions. The piece notes Americans are denied full access in some venues while continental visitors face fewer limits, reflecting a shift in social circles abroad.
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New York
Ubs
Bognahwtn
London
Ben
Sheep Thieves Busy in Eddy County
Reports from Eddy County in the southeastern territory describe wholesale sheep thefts continuing unabated. Authorities consider sending territorial mounted police to the area to pursue thieves after a recent loss of about 300 head and subsequent finds with altered earmarks and obliterated brands. Arrests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy County
Territorial Mounted Police
Huckeye Sheep Company
Boy wanted at Los Lunas captured at Holbrook
A dirt smeared youth entered Wetzler's store in Holbrook Arizona asking for a three cornered file. He wore shackles and chains and was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Williams. He was later reported wanted in Los Lunas New Mexico for robbery and held for transfer. The boy claimed a hobo put the chain on him while riding a box car.
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Wetzler
Mr. Myerhoff
Holbrook, Ariz
Argus
Meyerhoff
Willams
Woods
Los Linas
N. M
Fie
Greatest of all tonics S S S advert ends in praise
An endorsement style testimonial praises S S S as a cleansing blood tonic. The writer claims spring fatigue and poor health improved after use, citing restored energy, better appetite, and renewed vigor. It warns away unknown mineral tonics and promotes S S S as pure and safe from nature.
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Ron
van Dyke
Fifth St
Beaver Falls
Penn
U.S.S
S.S. S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
For Sale Notices and Albuquerque Bond Election Notice
A collage of classified ads offers items for sale including a cow, typewriters, a desk, books, bread and baked goods. Also public notice of a special election in Albuquerque New Mexico on May 4 1907 to decide on issuing bonds for a city building with designated polling places. Mayor Frank McKee and City Clerk Harry Ler named. Also legal notice of a special master selling property in Bernalillo County to satisfy foreclosure in 1907.
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West
Santa Fe Avenue
George K. Neher
Care Citizen Office
Tony Michelbah
Underwood Typewriter
New International Encyclopaedia
W._E. Milliken
South Arno
Albuquerque
New Mexico
City Hall
Chay Chadwick & Co
Gold Avenue
Third Ward
H. Dunbar
Third Street
Fourth Ward
George R. Craig
Pace
South Third Street
District Court
Bernalillo County
Territory of
M. W. Flournoy
Clara Tascher
Henry J. Farmer
Zena Farmer
Huning
Oto Dieckman
Bernalillo
Costa
Samuel Pickard
M. W. Red
Frank H. Moore
George of Laguna Seeks Homestead Proof at San Miguel
Gearge of Laguna New Mexico submits intent to make final homestead proof for parcel in section 18 township 7 north range 4 west. Hearing before Silvestre Mira at San Miguel on May 6, 1907. Witnesses: Charles Carr Lorenzo Romero Juan Palle Jose M. Caco all of Laytha New Mexico.
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Gearge
Laguna
N. M
Silvestre Mirabal
San N. M
Charles Carr
Lorenzo Romero
Juan Palle
Jose M. Caco
Laytha
Professional cards and notices in Albuquerque NM area
A dense listing of professionals includes Ira M. Bond and R W D Bryan attorneys, multiple Albuquerque dentists and doctors with offices on Main Streets, a veterinary service, notary public, undertaker, and hair/beauty treatment services. Also includes a Notice for Public Publication declaring Antonio Iran of Laguna NM filing for final five year homestead proof for parcel in section 28 township 6 N range 6 W with witnesses Lorenzo Romero, Juni ere M. Caco, and Carr, all of Laguna, to be presented May 6 1907 before Silvestre Mirabel U S Court Commissioner at San Rafael NM.
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Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
Antonio Iran
Laguna
N. M
Rhange
Silvestre Mirabel
U & Court Commission
San Rafael
Carr
Lorenzo Romero
Juniere M. Caco
Herlain's Cough Remedy Promises Cooling Relief
An 19th century style advertisement touts Herlain's Cough Remedy as nature’s cure for coughs. It claims to act on the whole system, ease lungs, aid expectoration, open secretions, and restore health, with thousands testifying to its superior excellence and indicating sale by all druggists.
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Citizer
The
Citizen Publishing Company
City OF
Movement For
Ablo National University
A.B. Steoup
Echools
Bernaly
Hotere
Babetrbon
Becaier
Board of Sewers
Atreeta
Corporation Counsels’ Office
Commissioner of Accounts
Queens
Brooklyn
Board of
Rt Center
Milwaukee
New Haven
Baltimore
H. S. Henry
Philadelphia
William A. Clark
Montana
Fifth Avenue
Henry
Senator Clark
Starbuck-Macy
Drake
Metropolitan Museum
Hamburg
Hamborg
Otto Stockhausen
Paul Rheindorf
Europe
Edward Meyer
Meyer
Pennsylvania
North River
Long Island
Belmont
East River
Battery
McAdoo
Hudson
Edward Staats Luther
Wm. Henry
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chamberlain
Highland Pharmacy Occidental Life Building
Cor. Railroad Ave
Broadway
Boy
Los Lunas
Holbrook
A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
Sss
Romano Gaorygreeeenee
Alvarado
W. J. Johnson
Tijeras Road
Mika Crane
North Second Street
South First Street
Routh
Viaduct
R. J. Sweeney
South Broadway
Granada
Minneapolis
South Second
A. T. Devore
Itar
Lady's Gold Watch
Armijo Building
Frank McKee
Harry F.ler
SAL
Fieet
Aero Engineers
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
FO J. Cheney & Co
All Drugetats
Hake
Ther Household Loan CO
West Railroad Ave
Sotiok Por Publication
No M
Southwestern Employment Agency
Sec
Ira M. Bond
N. W
Washington, D. C
Penstona
Cavente
R. W. D. Bryan
Albuque
First Nation
Hank
O. W. Dobson
Attorney AT Law
Cromwell Block
RL. Hust
N. T
DRS
Van
DR. Warner
J. N
Undertaker
Cole
A. Borders
F. W. Spencer
Nett Building
Albuquerque, N. M
Notary Public
K. D. Maddison
W. B. Childers
St Gold Avenue
Herlain
R. R. Bates
Moore
West Railroad Avenue
Amoctation
Albuqneran M
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