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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
2
Snow swept Colorado as the new year opened. Hearst men were unable to control the situation, with reports noting unexpected disarray and halted operations. The incident underscores broader challenges facing media operations in unsettled conditions.
New Year's day brought a fierce blizzard with five inches of snow and high northwest winds that closed roads and hindered travel while cattle stayed in good condition. In New York, the Independence League ousted Hearst aligned leaders after a pre arranged meeting, seizing control of the state committee and replacing officers in a decisive move.
John Bastine, 25, of Kent, is committed after a nightly hour of raving insanity that begins at midnight and ends within an hour. He lives with a wife and three children in Poland and has been working to fund their relocation. The cause of his episodes is described as a memory from the old country, unnamed by the author Wes May.
JacksonMinn reports a full pardon granted to RL McLendon of Greene County Mississippi before entering prison for manslaughter. Convicted three years ago in LawTenoc county, McLendon argued the victim wronged his wife and appealed to the Supreme Court, which upheld lower court rulings before Governor Vardaman granted the pardon. Great results are expected from the silence cure in Ansonia Connecticut as society women begin a yearlong trial of keeping the mouth closed for reputational and familial peace. Julia Zimmermann, daughter of Frederick Zimmermann and a Vass graduate, faces a public charge in Cleveland Ohio.
A woman remarks on her role at Zimmerman Realty handling duties from overseeing fees to tenting repairs and janitorial selection. She notes tenants include lawyers physicians and engineers and says interacting with them educates her more than books. She enjoys touring apartments when traveling.
A report notes one of the region's heaviest rain and snowstorms this winter with deep snow in mountains. It also details illnesses from plaine poisoning in Pecos Water Users' area, plus Rev. C F Lawler of Trinidad marrying 53 couples and officiating 51 funerals in the past year, accounting for a large share of Las Animas county weddings.
Albert Riley a 29 year old Tombstone miner hanged himself with rat poison after days of drinking. He cried Pray for my soul and warned hell awaits. Despondency linked to spree believed to fuel the rash act. He died within four to five hours despite efforts to save him.
Advertises lucrative inducements for energetic men and women to sell a new guaranteed dividend policy. Claims some salesmen earn $200 weekly and seeks hustling representatives in New Mexico and Arizona. Promises straightforward contracts and honest practice. Also includes two U S land notices from Santa Fe and Albuquerque about homestead proofs with witnesses and dates in 1906 1907.
Notice is given that Jewum nega of Citi No M has filed a declaration to make final proof for Homestead Entry No 6.703 dated 1901. Proof to be made before H. W. S. Otero at Albuquerque on Feb 5 1907. Witnesses Francisco Carola Estolano Ortega Lorene Sanches Edward Carter all of Citi No Mt.
A garbled column lists numerous wanted ads and classifieds from an Albuquerque area page. Items include: errand boy, capable girl for general house work at 902 Copper avenue, a masterlady who speaks Spanish, carpenters for paper route, aid for housework, a 616 Copper avenue helper, shoe repair assistance, employment agency services, second hand clothing buyer, hotel construction bids in Albuquerque, and Santa Fe Gold & Copper Mining Co. needing teams. Also many FOR RENT and FOR SALE notices for rooms, houses, furniture, a piano, a Fender, and a barnyard cow, plus diverse notices from the Interior Department regarding land claim proofs and a local probate clerk appointment.
An old style classified column lists medical and funeral services including Haynes Physician and Surgeon with hours and building, an undertaker with auto, and an artificial array of names and addresses in Albuquerque. It also promotes Doan's Kidney Pills with testimonial from a railroad worker and a notice about kidney health warnings.
Notice lists Pablo Gallegos of Helen New York hired to make final proof for Homestead Entry No 5621 for NW Section 9 Township 4 North. Hearing before Josue Lana at Low Lanzas February 7 1907 to prove continuous residence and cultivation. References to locals Rupert Jaramillo Simon Serna Vallo Hullejoy Jesus Jarsimilo. Also a health anecdote for Chamberlains Salve.
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