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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1907

Page

7

Railroad: Dispatches describe Santa Fe officials visits and accidents

Reports from cities describe Santa Fe Railway officials visiting in the city, crew changes, and construction notes. An April rail accident near Moberly MO kills three and injures others. a conductor saves a passenger train after a derailment. Other incidents include theft from box cars near El Paso and a Boulder Colorado wreck where an engineer dies.

Thaln Iy Paul Ko Linares Frank Appleby George E. Brown Moberly Mo Nichols Dessert Linard Appleby Dessert Arena Kansas City EL Paso Santa Fe Mexico Whr G. H&s A Cook Boulder Ward Big Slide

Immigrant Boom for the Great Southwest Ends in Immigration Push

Immigrant boom fueled by railroad plans to establish a new steamship service between European and Gulf ports. Thook Ishind Frisco Missouri Pacific Harriman Mines and Texas terminals prepare to recruit and personally guide European immigrants to southwestern farms. Agencies in Europe to supply migrants with conditional home purchases. railroads seek legal backing via state action and direct dockside handling. Catarrh cure advertisement follows.

Gulf Ports Ideyd Steamship Company Thook Ishind Frisco Missouri Pacific Europe Southwest Port of Entry

Romance of a $7,000,000 Estate Roils as Will Contest Looms

New York April 80 Three beautiful women and a hovering stork headline the tale surrounding the death of multi millionaire James Henry Smith who died in Japan after wedding a diarist. The will may be challenged if a direct heir arrives. The widow returns with the body for the funeral in New York. The duke and duchess of Manchester were part of the yacht wedding party. Lady Cooper travels from London with her husband to attend the funeral. The estate's disposition remains sealed until after the service.

New York James Henry Smith Japan Duke and Duchess of Manchester Smith Lady Cooper London Cooper George Smith Chica Nander Cooper Mrs Duchess OF Manchester Husband Te Will Albuquerque N.M Santa FE Chicago Kansas City Galveston San Francisco Los Angeles EL Paso Texas Belen Patent Belen New Mexico

Heirship Buzz Surrounds Smith Estate Valuation

Rumors swirl around the Smith estate with conservative estimates at 70 million dollars. Possible beneficiaries include Lady George Mexander Cooper of Hagland, the duchess of Manchester formerly Helene Zimmerman of Cincinnati, and the widow Mrs. Smith, with contested division anticipated if the heir is not born. Observers note Mrs. Smith’s reticence since returning from Japan and mention two Evanston residents and a Philadelphia brother as part of the extended family.

Stewart Smith George Mexander Cooper Hagland

Pecos Valley Apples Safe Despite Frost Reports

Local Artesia news counters sensational frost headlines noting apples and peaches largely unharmed. Summary areals say alfalfa spared, plums and grains slightly injured, watermelons and tubers affected less, with moisture aiding range. Claims that Preventics cold cure tablets aid early grippe are advertised by Dr Shoop.

Pecos Valley Artesia Love Colle Ax Shoop Racine Wis

Notice for Publica tion and Local Notices

Notice announces final five year proof for Antonio Palle of Laguna New Mexico to establish residence and cultivation on homestead entry 6842 in section 28 township 6 north range west. Proof before Silvestre Mirabel U S Court Commissioner San Rafael New Mexico on May 6 1907 with witnesses Charles Carr Lorenzo Romero Juan Palle Jove M Caco. Also informs H Cox disposed of interest in Standard Heating and Plumbing Company and that new owners assume debts. Includes unrelated local notices and an advertisement about Hacklin's Arnica Salve and Rough Dry Laundry.

Department of the Interior London Santa Fe N. M Antonio Palle Laguna Silvestre Mirabel U. & Court San Rafael H. Cox Standard Heating and Plumbing Company Ald

Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Pasco Reader

A Pasco Georgia reader, W F Gaston, states Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best medicine he has used for his whooping cough. The notice proclaims the remedy is safe and sure and available for sale by all druggists.

W. F. Gaston Pasco Dhu

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