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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
2
An essay argues that without belief in reincarnation the Golden Rule is mere words. It contends that multiple lives give moral stakes, noting instinctive warnings, kindness in workplaces, and personal memory as hints of past lives. It urges living justly now to reap in future lives. Also includes a brief ad for Dr King's New Life Pills and a note on yellow fever germ research.
The New Mexican reports demands for Senator Depew to resign amid a domestic rift involving Marie Snyder. W. F Wickel, a cigar merchant from Durango, Colorado, arrived in Santa Fe pursuing Snyder claiming her as his wife. Wickel says he has no details beyond caring for personal matters and plans to return home with his wife if she goes with him. Wickel and Snyder stayed at the Coronade hotel as the affair unfolds.
Hyomel touted by J. H. O'Rielly Co as a cure for catarrh after a "thorough test" with refund offered if ineffective. The ad describes a four times daily inhalation, a portable inhaler, a medtrapper, and a Hyomel bottle priced at $1 with optional refills, urging comparison with doctors and promising money back if no cure.
Madison Wisconsin February 1 In a small neat uncarpeted room William Re Taylor 84 years old the Granger governor of Winconela who regulated railroads a generation ago sits reading in declining years at the Gishold home for the aged From his southern window he sees the dome beneath which Palmer Dayne once ruled The aged governor shows little public interest now His long years and privations have confined him to the room The story recounts his campaign and reform fate He recalls railroad arrogance before reform Judge Davis of the U S Supreme Court backed by wealth favored the railroads but the court upheld the Potter law granting the state power to regulate corporations It was a great local struggle with top lawyers and road money but the state won and the law stood The bitter end credits Ryan as the guardian of reform
A former Wisconsin governor recalls the revolt of the people led by the Grange against railroad power. He describes passage of the Potter Law in 1874 creating three railroad commissioners, defiance by railroads, anti pass measures, court battles, and eventual repeal under Governor Ludington amid political pressure from eastern interests and lumber profits.
A collage of rental and help wanted notices appears with positions for cooks, apprentices, and housekeepers. Listings seek a live apprentice painter, a girl for light housework, a man and wife to cook, and lodging or renting options across South Broadway South First Street and nearby avenues.
T. L. McSpadden advertises for sale or trade multiple properties including a 26,000 acre ranch, hotel in a prime location, general merchandise and meat markets, two rooming houses, and a fine residence. Listings show 300 South Broadway and 200 South Broadway addresses with exchanges offered to Albuquerque and Almota properties. Also offers a mint 12 gauge shotgun and various rental opportunities.
An old city directory listing dentists attorneys doctors and engineers with office addresses in Albuquerque New Mexico. Includes J E Kraft dentist apartment blocks Grant Building, several attorneys such as Bernard Rodey Ira Bone R W D Bryan E W Dobson and J O Nusbaum with offices in various blocks and phone numbers. Also notes A L Morgan contractor and medical notices for Dr Hust Mahaffey Shadrach Nusbhaum and Borders undertaker plus engineers Corbet Collins and land matters official.
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