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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1905
Page
8
A fragmentary OCR line shows strange price notations from $1.35 to $3.00 and a $2.85 figure, including an odd series like seeeeeee and a $185 to 0 entry, suggesting an incomplete market rate listing or transcription error across items labeled sone 146. The exact items and context are unclear.
Products endure practical use and meet strict quality. The grocer emphasizes no questionable brands, promising top quality, flavor, and nutrition for customers who rely on their orders.
The ad claims Clarkville coal has a superior reputation, praising its impurity-free burn and fair weight delivery. It guarantees 2,000 pounds per ton and offers mill wood, mountain wood, and kindling, inviting patronage.
Local and personal items report partly cloudy weather with a chance of thundershowers and a warmer trend. Train arrivals listed with times from east and west routes. recent rain measured at .02 inches by the U S Weather Bureau. Various social updates include visits, travel plans, hunting reports, business movements, and a photographer convention in Boston.
The article notes a large Hibernian convention in Terre Haute and Indianapolis with over 1,000 members anticipated. It reports exhibits from Swiss and German groups, US and foreign entries, and the aim to entertain next year’s convention. It mentions arranging a $500,000 South Dakota land purchase for worthy poor and notes clergy involvement and offered free transportation for eastern delegates.
Deriin reports Prince Henry, eldest son of Prince Albrechet of Prussia, was arrested by guards at the east battery in Swinemuende Pomerand for photographing surroundings. He claimed to be Prince Frederick Henry. Sentries have been on high alert after last week’s arrest of an Austrian accused of spying.
Report from Fuerte Sinaloa states Judge Ferdinando Torres, once ordered shot for alleged murders near El Paso, was released on the day of execution amid protests from Americans. Arrests followed, but liberty came instead, and it is feared he and his associates will escape punishment.
In Yokohama on August 7 the Chinese here agreed to stop dealing in American goods and shipping on American steamers, especially Pacific Mail steamships, avoid American banks and insurance firms, and to punish violators through others with heavy fines. An investor note mentions a citizen want ad.
Joe Ducatelli rode from a New York saloon to Tijeras canyon twelve miles in 23 minutes, beating a wager and establishing a new uphill record. B Gradl lost the bet.
Tokyo reports the disposition of Sakhalin convicts is under consideration with a likely transfer to the Russian coast and authorities. The note mentions forty thousand Russian POWs on the island being reported to Japan. A separate ad lists bicycles at cost from Houston at 118 Gold Ave for thirty days.
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