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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1905
Page
5
A bay pony mare branded on both shoulders will be sold Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the city building by Thomas M'Millin City Marabal. The notice mentions appeals to sympathies and references Liver Tablets as a remedy distributed by a local druggist.
The report lists Amalgamated Copper American Sugar and many rail and steel stocks with mixed quotations. It also covers Kansas City and Chicago live stock receipts and prices, closing prices in New York, and a fatal Harlem auto accident involving a 7 year old composer Anthony Relts. The piece ends with ads for bread and a florist.
Portland reporters spotlight Coos County Oregon as a unique kingdom in itself, praising its builders and woodwork. The article notes a $25,000 working capital, a $20,000 Coos county building of native timber, and the county’s remote, railless reach via sea or rugged roads to Portland.
The government plans to add land to the Fort Stanton reservation in Lincoln county forcing several families from their homes. United States Marshal Foraker ordered their appearance in court via Deputy J. M. Wiley to explain why they should not be removed. One family has tenured claims up to thirty years while others hold eight to twenty one years on unsurveyed open land now designated for annexation.
Oklahoma leader Mr Jones, chairman of the Republican central committee, argues for joint statehood for Oklahoma and the Indian Territory and predicts Congress will admit two large states. He notes Arizona sentiment shifting and recalls a July joint statehood convention in Oklahoma City with wide support and participation by both Indians and whites. Rodey confirms Jones’s high influence and dedication to the cause.
A brief fire at Harry Strong's home at 724 South Third Street started from a live wire that shorted onto a gas pipe. The blaze was quickly put out with chemicals and minor damage reported. A separate alarm brought the old fire team Don and Dan on auxiliary equipment. The storm caused a near collision with a telegraph pole on Railroad Avenue, throwing Driver Mooney and Fireman George Bassett from the wagon, but both were not seriously hurt. the horses remained unharmed.
The article praises The Slave of Duty at the Casino, noting Frederick the apprentice sailor and pirate tale with lovers Mabel and Frederick. It highlights Gilbert and Sullivan music, a dramatic finale, and a large crowd despite rain, with behind the scenes commentary about audience reactions and curtain calls.
New York on August 7 reports thousands of Hebrews left without bread due to a kosher bakers strike. Police patrol the affected district as strikers vow to stay out until an eight hour workday is granted. The economy eyes relief through window displays at The Economist.
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