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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1906

Page

6

King Leopold Faces Heir Rumor From Morganatic Wife

Brussels reports crown rumors as King Leopold, aged 70, allegedly wed morganatically to Madame Vaughan Helene Lacroix. Their secret union, linked to a possible heir, prompts cautious plans pending a succession law. Vaughan awaits in Beaulieu Riviera. king seeks discreet royal path.

Brussels Jan Leopold Madame Vaughan Helene Lacroix Laeken Brunsels Mechilia Jame Vaughan Beatelieu Riviera Stork Europe Poe Toulouse France M. van Lamgendorck Chamber of Deputies Louvain Paris Count de Borehgrave Count de Moreh Grave Laeken Palace Vaughan Baron Vaughan Laeken Chateau

Bohemian Colony for Socorro Formed by American Bohemian Association

The Socorro Chieftain reports the American Bohemian Association is progressing toward its goals. The first annual stockholders meeting in Socorro elected a seven member board including Max Kirchman John Greenwald Jos Smith Wm Hammel F J Sistek Robert L Pitte and Alexander Putrer. Officers chosen were F J Sistek president John Greenwald first vice president Jos Smith second vice president Max Kirchman secretary Robert Pitte treasurer Win G Hammel financial secretary Max Kirchman general manager with offices in Socorro and Chicago.

Socorro American Bohemian Association Max Kirchman John). Greenwald Jos. K. Smith Win G. Hammel Soeetra Alexander Putrer Cht Eaeo

Child Buried Alive Near Carlsbad Charged Parent

The Carlsbad Argus reports Mrs. L Aiken of Lakewood Eddy County is jailed in Carlsbad charged with burying her eight month old baby alive. A neighbor recalls a man trying to take the child, she fainted, and officers found the infant about 200 yards away without bruises. The husband left five weeks earlier, linking to the case.

Carietad Argus Laiken Lakewood Eddy County Carlabad Wayiog Shy T He Abeelild Eriwe

Hillsboro Boom Seen In New Mexico Mining Country

Attorney Silas Alexander, Hillsboro resident, reports a strong mining boom in Hillsboro and surrounding New Mexico. He notes all mines operating at full capacity, daily miner arrivals ahead of spring work, and cattlemen pleased with conditions. Alexander will depart Hillsboro tonight.

Alexander Silas Alexander Hillsboro Santa Fe Mexander Territorial Harrison New Mexico

Supreme Court in session at Capitol with cases listed

The supreme court continued its session in the Capitol chambers with multiple cases. Fletcher M fund v Helen J Oxane proceeded with motions for judgment denied for sureties. Territory of New appellant vs. appellee affirmed by the lower court. Sofre Alexander v Andrew W Cleland argued. James N Upton v Santa Rita Mining partly argued.

Supreme Court Capitol Fletcher M Fund Platattt Eran Helen J Oxane Lund and Gortner Blaip Appellee Jower Clancy Prichard Appellant Chaves Burkhart Apelor Usu Sofre Alexander Andrew W. Cleland Chliders Cane James N. Upton The Santa Rita Mining Company Wilson Harbee and Childers

How to Fool a Lazy Liver with Artificial Exercise

Sickness begins in the bowels and indigestion. Laziness and poor habits lead to chronic constipation and lifelong discomfort. Trust in God and keep your bowels open is the advised cure. Use Cascarets as a gentle exercise for the bowels and carry them like a watch.

Professor Rand Sterling Remedy Company J. W. Parker Jumpgorde Steam Laundry Advertiser

A Fable of the Little Emperor and the Spring

Russian satire from Saint Petersburg dated January 17 mocks a czarist ruler who bans Spring to prolong Winter. An old man warns the harm of the decree as crops fail and the land grows hard. Counselors recreate a sham Spring, but nature and fate reveal the folly and hunger that follow.

Petersburg St. Petersburg Emeeror Eitire Iis Gogudar

War minister regroups French army amid tensions in Europe

Eugene Etienne, France's new war minister, directs a broad army regeneration amid warlike signals. An official note downplays a clash with Germany while observers cite military build up and political reshuffles.

Eugene Etienne France

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