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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1907

Page

4

Rise of the South in national growth and exports

The South has grown from 18 percent of U S area to producing over a quarter of exports last year. Industrial and commercial might shifted west and north, with cotton still central. From 1900 to 1906 capital in factories rose dramatically, factory output surged, farm products and pig iron climbed, and cotton mills and oil mills expanded, showing the South’s rising industrial prominence.

United States Buennes New England Ettian East Orth Wear

Congressional Salaries Spark Public Debate in Minnesota

The Duluth News Tribune notes widespread opposition to a 50 percent raise for Congress, citing Senator Nelson of Minnesota who voted against increasing pay from 5000 to 7500. Nelson argues honor and modest living suffice, highlighting his 22 years in Washington and frugal, hospitable lifestyle without ostentation.

United States Duluth News Tribune Neéleon Minnesota Nelson Syed Washington House Senate Washington

Climate debate urges federal inquiry into New Mexico rains

A letter to the Legislature cites O. B. Cromwell on increased rainfall and humidity in New Mexico over three years, urging Congress to appoint experts to study climate effects. The writer argues a deep ocean river could alter commerce and growth, calling for rapid action and noting political criticism of local figures.

O. B. Cromwell New Mexico Congress

Fragmentary sports and social notes from New York and Pittsburgh

A garbled OCR fragment lists scores and bird names like eagle green and pelican alongside references to New York and Pittsburgh. It hints at a debate on marital rights and a drawn decision about a contamination issue, with unclear subjects and outcomes.

Opposed Ship Subsidy Bill Faces Industrial Protection Clash

Washington Herald argues against a proposed ship subsidy, noting President Roosevelt and leaders support the plan, while critics fear undermining tariff protection. The piece links subsidy to broader protectionist policy and urges alternative means to boost naval and mercantile strength without public funding.

Roosevelt Moon Steel Trust Root Gettig Mt More Hines Wash Ington Herald

United States Claims Top Wealth Status in World

An official report cited by a close associate of President Roosevelt portrays the United States as the wealthiest nation. It notes vast gold holdings, expansive exports, dense rail and banking networks, and the richest individuals like Rockefeller and Carnegie, with overall national wealth estimated near 9.47 billion dollars.

Arele Sam Roosevet Department of the Treasury Morehouse Washington Great Britain Rockefeller Camnesie Clark John Rockefeller Nicholas Uwe Leopold Europe Congo Free Enater Col Jonn Witlam Yeemany United Mix Hilton Ryan Vinele Newton Republican

Awakening in Granite Gap Mines Boast New Prospects

Mining engineer FM Jones returned from Grant county with surveys showing lead rich prospects in Granite Gap. The United States & Mexico Development Co plans a 400 foot shaft at Granite Gap and rapid improvements, while Volcano and adjacent Bows and Queen properties near Lordsburg attract bond deals and bets on extensive operations. Eighty-five mine near Lordsburg drew Denver buyers and a potential bonus from Phelps-Dodge, signaling renewed district confidence and activity.

FM. Jones Grant County Granite Gap Pelontilio Range United States Eighty-five Lordsburg Denver Phelps-Dodge Company Poloneiilo

Elks Ladies Night and Local Social Events

The Elks lodge hosts a ladies amoker meeting at the opera house this evening inviting visiting Elks and wives. The Boosters club plans a big BN theater blow-out tomorrow with final arrangements made at Commercial era. Mrs. Margaret Meidler and Mrs. Atary Staulding host a party at 102 West Titer ave Saturday afternoon with cards. Box parties and stage decorations for the Elke house are noted.

The Elks Opera House Boosters’ Club BN Theater Margaret Meidler Mins Atary Staulding Ae Bop Filtcore Elke House Maison

Marshaker Nuptials Quiet Wedding at North Second Street

A quiet wedding occurred at six last evening on North Second Street. Miss Thome of Mew A and Mr Miles Berths Maythiker exchanged vows with a ring ceremony. The bride carried white carnations and wore a small crescent bouquet. The groom’s party included Mrs Louis Maresh and Mr Markh of the Santa Fe road. A wedding supper followed on the lawn of the Cadiowsy home.

North Second Street Miles Maythiker Louis Maresh Markh Santa Fe Road M Mandalari Cadiowsy

Mortuary Notice of Mrs Jorelita Salazar in Santa Fe

Mrs Jorelita Salazar of Santa Fe dies after illness at age 65. Widow of the fous Santa Fe New Mexican, she was a prominent Capital City figure. Funeral arrangements announced, with service at an unnamed local location. Survived by four daughters and other family members.

Jorelita Salazar Santa Fe Oren Street Mre Munderfield Ban- Hago Salagar Onwil Chem

Pork Rent Listings Include Multiple Rooms For Rent

Sevoors house with bath on North Fourth street. f-room hover with bath on North Pint street. s-room houses on North Thret street and t-room house, partly furnished. Broadway listing marked too late to classify for rent. One or two rooms available for sleeping or light housekeeping at 14 Boul Wadter.

Sevoors House Bath North Fourth Street North Pint Noth Thret Street Broadway Boul Wadter

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