Sporting Briefs Highlight Early 1900s Bouts and Football Disputes
The piece surveys winter push ball by Giants players, Swinn as captain of the lows football team, a surge in bicycle racing attendance in New York, and rising talk of football rule changes at Northwestern. It notes Jeffries' weight trend, boxing club loopholes, and skeptical views on football brutality with university discussions and calls for rule modifications.
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American Association
Chicago
New York Giants
New York
Gotham
Northwestern
Moe
President's Victory in Favor of Railway Rate Legislation
Special to Theening Cutleed reports growing public support for Roosevelt's push to regulate railway rates. The piece predicts a federal rate bill likely passage this session, with Speaker Cannon aiding a swift Senate passage and an early adjournment possible. It notes tariff revision plans and economy drives, plus concerns over public building projects and inauguration pageantry in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Jln
United States
Salmon
White House
Representative Branch
Congress
Senate
Rooseevelt
Thia
Roosevelt
Cannon l
House
Hin
Uncle Joe
Newry
Maynard
Virginia
Spenser
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Sheppard
Department of Agriculture
Governor Printing Office
Keep Commission
Repair Shop Itemized Setup At Walton’s In Back Room
The note lists stores repaired and set up with a tarot wire setup crated for shipment. It mentions the rear of Walton's drug store and is signed by L. H. Shoemaker.
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Walton's
L. H. Shoemaker
Pennsylvania Railroad Ends Free Passes for Officials
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced the discontinuation of all free transportation passes for senators and representatives. The move follows a broader debate on travel expenses and the impact on Congress, with implications for lawmakers from the Pacific coast and tensions about posturing versus actual policy.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Pengnsyvane Railroad Company
Pensylvania
Aliteanion
Congress
Senate
Mary Thin
Doay’s Kidney Pills Ad From Albuquerque Notice
A faded Albuquerque advertisement warns backache signals kidney trouble and promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills as a prompt cure. Mrs. J H L Smith of 115 Huning Avenue reports severe back pain for months, claims relief after using the remedy, and urges readers to remember the name with Buffalo poster Milburn Co. as sole U S agents.
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Albu Uerque
Dean
Bright
Albuquerque Eitieen
J. HL. Smith
Huning Avenue
J. A. Smith
Aye
Poster Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doay
Wanted Help Wanted Classifieds Mix From The Signal
A jumble of prints lists several job openings and rentals. Wages and commissions advertised include cooks canvassers collectors and a Chicago wholesale house seeking an assistant manager with weekly pay. Also housing notes and room rentals listed along with sale and trade offers for real estate and goods.
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Hilatr
Chicago
South First Street
Viaduct
R. J. Sweeney
Luis Vegas
N. M
Chicago Wholesale and
Casper & Co
Lake
Ileago
Ree
Multiple Professionals Listed In Albuquerque Directory
A dense 1905 Albuquerque directory listing shows Edmund J. Alger D D and various attorneys, architects, engineers, and medical staff with office hours, addresses on Railroad Avenue, F Street N W, Armijo Building, Barnett Building, and Whiting Building. Also notes about the Independent Contractor A L Morgan and PROMPT business mentions for rail tickets and willingness to help.
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Edmund J. Alger
D. D
Railroad Avenue
WYERS
Electric Bitters credited with curing chronic illness
Geone W. Hoffan of Harper Washington recounts a seven year battle with stomach and liver trouble and credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure. He endorses the medicine and urges others to try it under the guarantee, priced at one dollar.
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Geone W. Hoffan
Harper, Wash
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Evening Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Company
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
Associated
New Mexico
Arizona
Aity
Ove Svar
Pomamino
Colorado
Sporting
Fred W. Swinn
Lows
Boston
Jeffries
Hope
Jess
Tommy Ryan
Marvin Hart
Jack Curley
Hart
Ryan
Curley
Hitb
Orton & Tinge
St Wetteka
Vallomrosa
McGovern
Nelson
Iwan A. Miles
Yost
Nash
Miles
Shafter Awang
General Miles
Bern
Yeldab
Conel Reid
Stevenson
Penneys- Vania
4Milton
Etalon
Hamilton
Michigan
House Committee On Territories
Oklahoma
Washington
Canary
Ser Hudson
Western Union
Postal
A. D.T
Messenger Oy
Citizen Office
Clem Rags
Cruzen
South Fourth Street
Copper Avenue
Neil
W. J. Johnson
Hank of Commerce
Wyman
Mauite
la Veta
West Railroad Avenue
Porterfield Co
Weat Gold Avenue
Lead Avenue
Noah West Land Avenue
Park
View Terrace
H I
Tilton
Grant Block
Norris
John Street
Sian
West
J. Flaming
T. J. McSpadden
South Broadway
T. Spadden
Denis
T. L. McSpadden
High Street
Warren Graham
Twoers
Cord
L. MeSpadden
Mespadden
John
John D. Lindsay
Jon
Salineville
Henry Nh
Masonville
Iowa
Bucklin
Household Loan CO
West Railroad Ave
Privat
J. E. Kraft
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Ira M. Bond
F Street N. W
Bryan
Albuquer Jmate
Fret National Hank Building
W. Dobson
T-Law
Cromwell Block
John” H. Sting
N . Armijo Building
F. W. Spencer
W. O. Walling
Barnett
Civil Engineers
D. F. McCrolling
A. L. Morgan
North Second Street
A. L. Mahaffey
M. D
Whiting
Grant Bik
Colo
H. Connor
New Mexico Board of Osteopathy
Barnett Building
Albuquerque Business College
Repaeler
Ramsay
Stoll, Srey
East Railroad Avenue
Corbet & Collins
United States Aercy Mineral Surveyors
Plaza
Santa Fe
Go O Paulsen's Association
Abe
Montezuma Trust Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
the Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
W. 8. Strickler
V. P
Cashier
Asst
Wm. Mcintosh
J. c. Baldridge
Solomon Luna A
M. Blackwell
George Arnott
E. Cromwell
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fery
First National Bank
Albuquerque, N. M
Serce S. Raynolds
U. S. Depository
Sessees
Seaclace
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
the State National Bank
O. N. Marron
D. A. McPherson
J. B. Herndon
Roy McDonald
OLD
L. B. Putney
Southwest
Albuquerue, N. M
Comfort Health
Albuquerqua Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
B. Ruppe
Bank OF Commerce
Railroad Ave
J.C. Batldridge
Zherman-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
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