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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1907
Page
6
A reflective piece on child table etiquette tracing Franklin era habits to modern upbringing. It argues manners ground education and a mother’s role in shaping young people, warning that poor table conduct signals broader social obstacles and that early discipline yields lifelong civility.
A reflection on the Russian prince Czarewitch in the Kremlin gardens. The article warns against robbing children of their childhood, noting the danger of terrorists and the king’s madness. It contrasts the boy’s carefree days with looming political turmoil and a future burden on the heir to the throne.
A chaotic wedding in the probate office sees Mrs. Mantle Stone marry Osborn, aided by clerk and Captain Flanders while Judge Williams, briefly substituting for ill Judge Hayden, jokes about a divorce prior ties. The scene includes clerks, a familiar judge, and a spur of the moment ceremony. Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure advertisement follows the anecdote.
Fragmented discussion keying on Murdee’s renomination fight and anti machine backlash across California. Rumors suggest Perry Pardee campaigns, Republican factions rally for party unity, with implications for Senate race and state politics.
Roy Jacobs tracked a legendary Capitan mountain wolf known as the father of all sin. The aged wolf, friendly to dogs yet combative, outlived many battles and left scars. A dog trap incident proved the wolf’s prowling courage and set tales of the old king’s dominance among Capitan’s canines. The wolf’s hide measured six feet long and eight inches across.
The article describes Harriman's proposed palace on Catekill Mountain, a Norman Romanesque style mansion valued at $2,000,000. It features terraced wings, a conservatory, a swimming pool, and a front wall 335 feet long facing the Mudwon river. High above the countryside, the towered complex would overlook Orange, Ulster, and surrounding counties, as workers gather plans amid grand vision and solemn contemplation.
A dramatic account of a colossal project to build a two million dollar mansion for Harriman atop a high Ramapo mountain. Men labor for years to carve a palace from living rock, using a cable railroad to lift Every stone to the summit while a mountain tramway creaks upward through harsh weather. The site offers pure air and remote grandeur near New York, with a telephonic link to Wall Street and hopes of a private, elevated retreat from city life.
A waitress recounts abusive hours and pay, detailing long shifts, mandatory work with no rest, fines for breakage, and the drain of tipping culture. She notes attempts to organize a New York waitresses union modeled after San Francisco, seeking abolition of tips and fairer pay while preserving independence and Sundays off.
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