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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1907
Page
2
News from New York reports Western Union fears a walkout by operators, risking disruption to Telegraph services. Management vows to fight the union to the end unless grievances are addressed, possibly delaying until June as business volume rises.
Fragmented notes describe boarding houses with fringe sidewalks offering incentives to attract renters while a Philanthropist buys 100000 acres near Greeley Colorado to aid poor New Yorkers with housing and farm training. Diamond workers receive 30 percent wage advances as trade remains robust despite Wall Street shifts. Miniature portraits rise in popularity with men seeking posterity while egg hatchery advertising ends the snippet.
Pensions granted through Delegate W H Andrews include Antonio Montoya Las Vegas ten dollars monthly from March 20 1907 Maria Epifania Roremo de Maridnex Ocate eight dollars monthly plus two dollars for each of her three minor children from March 9 1905 Something Wke three hundred fifty dollar pension Juan N Montoya Rociano eight dollars monthly from October 1902 Indian wars Buck pension about five hundred ninety Edward Johnson Albuquerque one half dollar per month from March 1 1 Also Martines appointed postmaster at Mupham Union County
Washington profile of Frank H. Hitchcock, first assistant postmaster general, detailing his rise from Harvard graduate to government official. It notes his merit-based postmaster appointments, his tense but effective dealings with lawmakers, and his influence in Southern politics, with speculation on his future role and loyalties within the Republican power structure.
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a pure process bowel remedy, highlighting consistent tablet purity and uniform medicinal merit across nearly one billion tablets. It touts 1896 goals, adoption of pure drugs, and the product as a safe, reliable preventive and laxative supported by millions of satisfied users.
The article traces White House stories on a five million eight hundred nine thousand dollar war fund and a loyal aide Hitchegck whose southern ties could make him an instant postmaster general. It also discusses George Pitta a trusted messenger for Cortelyou and Cortelyou’s shift to stricter rules at the Treasury.
Fat fan writes from The Evening Citizen about the city’s lack of a strong baseball team. He questions local leadership, notes interest from Trinidad and El Paso, and urges finding a capable manager to run a viable Albuquerque squad amid scarce finance and local support.
National League results show New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Brooklyn with key pitchers listed. American League notes Washington at Philadelphia and Chicago and New York balloting for matchups. Western League standings include Denver, Lincoln, Sioux City, and Omaha with recent results and batters listed.
A long OCR page lists multiple rental ads for furnished rooms near business centers, two house keeping rooms, and a front corner location. Also several sale offers include a cow, a Typewriter, an Underwood typewriter, an encyclopedia, and home baked goods. The page includes attorney at law and medical listings, a veterinarian, undertaker, and various professional services with contact details and addresses. Public notices reference an Interior Department land filing from Santa Fe in 1907 with witness names and a court appointment.
Jaintey and Fred W. Freeman of Topeka examined the Capel and De La Fountain mines and the Capel mill last Saturday and were well pleased with the property. They plan to resume work and start up the mill around May first. The mill is nearly finished with only minor details. Ore from the mine and mill is used and the De La Fountain mine has enough broken to run the plant about a month. High results are expected from this plant.
An advertisement touts a salve that allegedly cured a chronic skin itch in 1905 with user John T Ongley of Rootville reporting relief. Additional city notices include a May 4 1907 Albuquerque election to authorize $30000 in city bonds for a new city building and various local business notes and notices.
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