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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1905
Page
7
About 7000 Koreans in Hawaii unite to appoint Rev P K Yoon to present their view at the peace conference between Japan and Russia. Yoon seeks to influence the conference on Korea’s status while acknowledging Japan as a friend and Korea’s debt for stability and prosperity, hoping for eventual restoration of independence.
A montage of brief items from Aug 23 reports includes Baron Jutaro Konire Japanese foreign minister described in lurid terms as a small, quiet observer in plain clothes. a Hungarian romance culminating in a wedding of Miss Amelia Dobbs and George Szecskay. British Baltic naval cruise noted as routine. Second Tennessee Infantry Memorial unveiled at Shiloh with veterans present. Utah week at the Lewis and Clark exposition ahead of Utah Day. Kansas City cattle market notes. Cohocton centennial celebration proceedings. Missouri Log Rollers convention in St. Joseph. Oklahoma Adventists camp meeting at Concord Park.
An advertisement promotes Miona as a digestive aid claimed to purify the body, destroy stomach germs, and quickly improve health by preventing acids and related ailments. The copy urges readers to contact J. H. O'Rielly & Co. for a guarantee and notes a 60 cent price.
Las Vegas Blues show strength as Clifton Miners are defeated 6 to 5 at Gallinas Park with Fanning in goal. The Miners had previously beaten McIntosh Browns 1 to 0 and 5 to 4 at Clifton. Big Chief Myers from El Paso and Charles Daniels, once a Las Vegas favorite, play for Clifton. Marquese pitched for the Miners. McIntosh Browne sell tickets for a benefit game at Elks Opera House tomorrow night as Woodmen Orchestra and Santa Fe excursion plans unfold.
Des Moines Aug 22 Lefty Leifield Albert R Leifield signs his contract and checks to join the Pittsburg Pirates next season to bolster their pitching staff He tops the Western league with 22 wins and 4 losses a left hander noted for speed and control He also hits .248 and has only one error in 86 chances Fielding record shows rare mistakes indicating strong defensive value.
Reports from yesterday highlight postponed and incomplete matches across the American League with games at Chicago St. Louis and Cleveland. Weather affected several schedules while Detroit and Kansas City saw rain delays and cancellations. A stray paragraph promotes DeWitt's Little Liver Pills for digestion and related ailments.
An advertisement extols Swift Specific Co. claiming chronic blood impurities cause old sores. It asserts removal of impurities from circulation heals ulcers permanently, warns against salves and plasters, and invites readers to write for free medical advice from Atlanta, Georgia promoters. The testimonial-like copy emphasizes a complete, lasting recovery and urges prompt treatment.
The Alamogordo Journal suspended publication after about two years in business. The Eagle Publishing Co founders Sr M Wharton and Silas May guided the paper, which operated as a daily for a time. May has bought Wharton’s interest and will relocate the plant to Tucumcari.
A vintage remedy ad describes drying preparations to ease nasal secretions and irritation. It promotes Fly's Crown Ballu from Fly Brothers at 56 Warren St as a cure for hay fever and cold symptoms, offering a trial size by mail for 10 cents.
A chaotic collage of wants and ads lists people seeking work, room and board, pets, real estate, and goods for sale. It includes help wanted notices for stenographer, solicitor, and telegraphy students, plus several rental listings, sale items, and lost and found notices across local streets and addresses.
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