New Mexico Prosperity Celebrated in 1906 Outlook
The New Mexican asserts New Mexico has gained about 100000 people since the 1900 census and forecasts continued growth. It cites rail development, new towns, banks, mercantile firms, and irrigation projects funded by the U S Reclamation Service, while praising honest administration and predicting another year of prosperity.
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New Mexico
Culeen
New Mexican
Sunshine Territory
United States Reclamation Service
Philippines
Ilverware
Far East
London
China
New York
Importing Malta Goats Sparks Western Livestock Show Talk
Secretary Wilson plans to import sixty eight Malta goats for U S testing at Connecticut station to evaluate adaptability to American conditions. Goats milk touted as similar to human milk for children and invalids. Western Live Stock Show preparations accelerate with heavy exhibitor interest and yard capacity strain.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
America
Malta
Connecticut
Europe
Italy
Buckwinster Court
Encyclopedia Britannica
New Mexico
Chicago
Denver
Interesting Items From Dun's Review Year 1905
Dun's Review notes a strong 1906 market for hides with prices at historic highs driven by beet packing strikes and global demand. Leather usage expands in furniture upholstering and automotive production while silver and gold markets show tightening money conditions and rising European and domestic financial activity.
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Japan
Europe
Wall Street
Pans Yma
Treasury
New York
Bottomless Pit of Gambling in Futures
A historical tale shows ex Governor Taylor of Wisconsin ruined by wheat futures speculation. Once revered, he fell from prosperity to poverty after neglecting his farm to chase market gains. A whispered market whim snared him, ending with destitution and removal to an Old People’s Home.
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Ife
Taylor
Michevsola
Wisconsin
Railroad Commission
Chicago Board of Trade
Hk Qiends
Chicago
Vally
Girl He Left Behind In Library Notification Gaffe
A Baltimore public library's deposit and hold system led to an embarrassing misreading when a member learned his wife had been alarmed by a notification that The Girl He Left Behind Him was due. The misprint suggested a private matter, prompting blushes and a noting of the mix up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Blank
Success Magazine
Chicago Economic Optimism Marks 1906 Outlook
John G. Shedd of the Chicago Commercial Association notes broad extension of markets nationwide in 1906. He cites record bank clearings, rising deposits, and strong demand from agriculture, iron works, and machinery firms while warning of potential European financial risks that could affect the year’s performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locastee and Iron Works
Farewell Dinner for Two Albuquerque Ladies
Twenty five covers will be seated at Zelgier's Cafe banquet room at 7 40 pm for a farewell dinner to Miss Mildred Fox who departs tomorrow for Spokane Washington and Miss Erma Schuster who leaves tomorrow for a three week visit to friends in Philadelphia. The two young ladies are prominent in Albuquerque society with Miss Fox the daughter of H J Fox jeweler who has sold his business and will move to Spokane and Miss Schuster the daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Schuster. Miss Schuster returns in three weeks to marry a Philadelphia merchant who will accompany her.
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Zelgier
Mildred Fox
Spokane
Wash
Erma Schuster
Philadelphia
Albuquerane
H. J. Fox
Postoffice Business Assumes Normal Shape
Postmaster Hopkins and staff celebrate a return to normal post holiday operations. The transfer points handled the Christmas mail efficiently, clearing pouches quickly and restoring regular service before New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Wual
Probate Court Proceedings in Estate Matters
Probate court continued under Judge Jesus Romero in the G ssadar acea ve claim against Paula C. de Badaracea estate for 153.85 as final report hearings and administrator bonds were addressed. The administratrix must appear with witnesses Monday at 10 AM. Final report hearing for M. Dennett estate continued to February 6. Bond of F Armijo y Otero for Margarita M de Otero estate approved.
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Jesus Romero
G. Ssadaracea Ve
Paula C. de Badaracea
F. Armijo Y Otero
Margarita M. de Otero
LIESE TO DIE FROM STAB WOUNDS IN HEAD
A local hospital report says Marcus Liewe will die from stab wounds to the back of the head suffered in an assault by Thomas Maxwell at Thoreau. Maxwell fled after the altercation and faces charges upon Liewe’s death.
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Liese
Marcus Liewe
Thomas Maxwell
Thoreau
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Matson's
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South Second Street
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Weste Electric & Construg Company
South Reet
Aumatic Phone
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Sly
Chickering Bros
Busa & Lane
Starr, Rich
Mond
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Learnard & Lindemann
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West Gold Avenue
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West Copper Avenue
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Clear
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White Seal Champagne
St. Louis
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