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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
6
A mandamus compels Santa Fe county to levy a tax to pay interest and principal on railroad bonds issued in 1882, now in default. Two Albuquerque banks hold major securities aiding Santa Fe railways, with funding tied to Denver Rio Grande and Santa Fe line expansions into the city.
Railroads announce special low fares for the twenty-fifth annual New Mexico fair. Santa Fe about one and a third fare round trip, Santa Fe Central slightly under one fare, Torrance and Estancia Santa Fe at reduced rates. Stock show grows with Hereford and Durham bulls from L F Johnson plus six carloads from Denver and other midwest points. Cattle, sheep, Angora goats and fine horses will headline the event.
An Associated Press dispatch from New York dated August 3 reports Santa Fe County New Mexico may be forced into the hands of a receiver if negotiations fail, signaling a potential financial crisis and intervention by authorities.
Dispatch from Roswell reports Mabel Rogers, a beautiful and daring young woman, drowned after her horse fell at a swollen Bonito river ford near Lincoln. Her body was recovered and sent to Capitan mountains for burial, mirroring a prior tragedy at the same ford where Mack Murray’s children perished. The piece ends with local ads and notices about remedies and flowers.
In Columbus on August 4 Alanno dead and Kano leads the Soulists after a disputed succession. Alanno, born John F. Liphard, founded the Soul jet church seventeen years ago. Kano, chief assistant Soullat, aims to build a grand temple as headquarters. The faith centers on soul vibration, purifying both spirit and body, with disease seen as a soul disorder and cure beginning with the soul. Maude Moore is Kano in worldly life.
This ad warns that summer germs threaten health and promotes Miona tablets. It claims natural juices aid digestion and that a 59 cent box taken before meals strengthens against summer disease germs. It invites readers to consult J H O Rielly & Co for guarantees and states the product costs nothing if health is not restored.
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