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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1907
Page
3
A fragmented notice notes a Santa Claus themed commerce matter presented as a breaker of tradition. Readable portions reference annual sales and parade plans, with limited clear names or dates due to OCR. The item hints at market activity around festive goods and local vendor participation without concrete details.
Reports from New York describe an extraordinary holiday mail surge with over 500 million pieces including 7 500 bags from Europe, plus a record 1906-07 year of foreign commerce estimated at 1 500 million dollars. Real estate transactions reached 116 000 parcels valued at 1 345 billion, while suburban development topped 600 million, funded by private builders and corporations.
Longtime Republican power in New York faces a basic reshaping as former Governor Benjamin B Odell Jr plans a renewed bid for influence. Odell has taken apartments at the Fifth Avenue hotel and gears up for a campaign that could reclaim stalled prestige amid factional strife from 1906. Meanwhile, “Big Tim” Sullivan may depart for the West to focus on his theater interests, signaling a major shift in Tammany Hall influence and regional political dynamics.
A sufferer notices loss of appetite and dullness before an attack. A dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets when symptoms first appear will ward off the attack. Sold by all druggists.
An OCR fragment lists nursery products including fruit and shade trees and vines. It references N W Alger at 124 South Walter Street and mentions August Sherpe praising Dr King’s New Life Pills as effective against biliousness and constipation, with a guarantee and sale at drug stores.
An advertisement from W. H. Hahn & Co promotes genuine gas coke at six dollars per ton claiming less dirt and more heat. The Citizen Print Shop is also cited as the place to get the most for your money, with contact details suggesting a phone order.
Special Correspondence from London reports Sir William Treloar, newly elected lord mayor, pushing ten minute speeches at bank openings and public functions. He vows to inscribe a single sentence in gold over Guildhall and Mansion House, joking about club traditions and his own past dining tales.
A reflective piece discusses Voight the robber captain of Koepenick, noting public sympathy for his exploits and the absurdity of idolizing authority. It contrasts his criminal past with moments of honesty, amid a British tribunal sentence and broader remarks on fate and public perception. It also touches on Sir Henry Echlin Bart and a note on Edwardian baronetcies and the king’s grandsons revisiting cross country riding at Sandringham.
Outfielder Clymer of Pittsburg fractured a leg bone sliding into a base in Cincinnati last season, sidelining him for weeks. Manager Fred Clarke blamed long spikes and urged players to commit fully to a slide. Clarke recounted a Paducah exhibition where he fined players who slid, insisting a slide must be completed to avoid injuries.
An advertisement touts Krack Krikkkad Bread and Pazo Ointment claiming to cure itching bleeding or hemorrhoids within 14 days with a money refund. It promises delivery by Wednesday after a rough day on Monday and mentions Imperial Laundry Co. and Krack Kream bread.
Washington reports Representative Sidney E. Mudd of Maryland advocates drastic action against Japanese in the United States. He says he would personally push a few hundred Japanese into the Pacific to end their push for mixed schools on the West Coast and asserts Americans must not tolerate Japanese demands in California. He draws a sharp line between Japanese and mixed race issues, expressing harsher sentiment toward Japanese than toward any other group.
A jumble of items from various papers notes trial marriages and a book urging them, sale notices for Sue McClure in Winchester Kentucky, and a claim by Guggenheimer of Colorado spending a million to influence Senate access. Deputy U S marshal Frank Horn in Hazard, Kentucky, executes papers while a Philadelphia minister questions Adam in the Garden. Water wagon committee vows a gift to Hi Rivers with a Waterbury watch proposed, and Rockefeller Jr criticized for beer remarks. Seen are editor curiousities on sex attire, country editors, and a note about Walter Wellman’s pole voyage.
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