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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1907

Page

4

Sweatshops and social disease from child labor

Rowm Markham recalls in a January Cos mopolitan piece that typhus shows up in stylish wardrobes sewn in sweatshops. She argues the worst infection is poverty and crime bred by forced child labor, which degrades character and costs society hospitals, asylums, and prisons, not just cheap clothing.

Rowm Markham Robert Heel Regent Street Tabor Markham New York City W York New York Rch

Paso to Adopt Commission Government in Texas Cities

The article argues for changing Paso to a commission form of rule, replacing mayor and aldermen. It claims benefits include eliminating the boss, empowering voters, and centralizing spending, with several Texas cities already adopting or considering commission government. It notes Houston Des Moines Galveston Nashville Norfolk San Antonio Fort Worth as benchmarks and projects wide adoption within ten years.

I Paso Commission Galveston Nashville Norfolk Houston Des Moines San Antonio Fort Worth Texas

Life expectancy and demographic projections in early estimates

A lengthy statistical discussion outlines life expectancy curves for a hypothetical cohort of 100,000, detailing monthly to yearly survival declines, ages 10 through 96, and gender differences. It touches on New Mexico statehood debates, self-government, and references Burns banquet and New York events with scattered political commentary.

Women of Society at Washington House Decor and Fashion

In Washington society drawing rooms feature winter bloom arrangements in concealed trays, with begonia and sage baskets in notable homes such as Foraker and Dewey. The piece notes fashionable foot stools, simple headwear for outings, and aging women clerks in state offices, highlighting plush rooms, Paris brown tones, and the era’s conservative domestic style.

Washington, D. C Senator Foraker Washington Pune Admiral Bonaparte Saint Cloud Napoleon Taft London Queen Alexandra Rooty Department of State White House T. C Paris Nicholas Longworth Maria Alice Jockey Club Kray

Where To Worship In Sun Valley Churches Plan Services

Multiple local churches list their venues and service times, inviting the public. Sun City churches include St Jown s Episcopal on Silver Ave and Fourth St with Sunday school at 10 a m and services at 11 a m and 7 80 p m. Grant building hosts Christian Science meetings at 11 a m with midweek reading. Christian Church on Gold Ave and Broadway. Highland M G Church South Arno St with 11 a m and 7 30 p m. St Paul s Lutheran at Silver and Sixth with German service at 11, English at 7 20. Congregational on Broadway and Coal with a quartet and sermons. First Methodist on Lead Ave and Lead with services 11 a m and 7 30 p m. First Presbyterian at Fifth St and Silver Ave with Marcus Whitman themes and choir. First Baptist at Broadway and Lead with 11 a m and 7 30 p m services. Baptist mission events listed for Mt Olive Baptist Church.

St. Jown's Episcopal Church Silver Avenue Fourth Street Christian Science Grant Building Gold Avenue Broadway Ernest BE Crawford St. Paul's Lutheran Church—Corner Sliver Ernest Moser First Methodist Episcopal Church J. C. Rollins D. L Samuel Blair D. D J. G. Gould Remick Epworth Blair Lead Avenue South Third Street First Presbyterian Church Fifth Street Sliver Avenue Hugh A. Cooper Marcus Whitman Oregon Holy City Eis God of Abraham S. Dudley Buck Ruts Pirst Baptist Thuren J. A. Hammond J. W. T. McNiel K. Huntington Woodman Adama Allan Bleve Bach Alfred Hollins Adan J. N. Caddy Mendelssohn Posilude Mareh Wagner Varney Th Baptist Mission Seventh and Mountain Road Mt.Olive Baptist Church Lead Avenu

Telegraphic Markets at New York Brokers Private Wires

Summary of telegraphic market quotes from WP. Graft & Co. brokers via private wires in New York with a long list of stocks and commodities including American Sugar Amalgamated Copper Amalgamated Copper, Canadian Pacific, Reading, Northern Pacific, Southern Back, and others. Also notes a humorous or unrelated item about a chicken dinner and a Columbus towel shaving event slated for Sunday.

WP. Graft & Co New York Barnett Building Amalgamated Copper American Carbomnate Atchison Cy Amaconda Baltimore Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Colorado Louisvilly Nashville N.Y Pennsylvania Reading Southern Paul Mthern Chicago & NW Union North Butte

HSCUREDINTO14DAYS GUARANTEED RELIEF

An advertisement promises cure within fourteen days for hiccups and related ailments with a money back guarantee. The claim includes quick relief and a refund option if not satisfied.

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