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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1906
Page
6
In Cleveland on January 31 Miss Jonnie Lapy a 1 year old girl at 3 Orange avenue is dying from hiccoughs after nearly a year of intermittent attacks. Doctors failed to find a cause though fifteen physicians visited in one day. Morphine provides relief only while the spell passes, and the child remains in danger between bouts.
Kid Herman posts 500 to bind a match with Aurelia Herrera in Los Angeles on February 9 ahead of the Pacific AAU meet. Comiskey negotiates for George Stone, sending Dundon Green Roche and 1000 to Browns star. Jim Colling signs a three year deal with Boston. Joe Cantillon returns to Milwaukee after hospital stay. Jimmy Britt faces scrutiny over hotel fights and a potential City League venture faces doubt.
W W Clark the United States minister to Venezuela has taken charge of French government property after France severed relations with Venezuela in May. A 70 year old Haynesville resident, Jennie Duncan, praises Electric Bitters for relief after 20 years of chronic illness. The ad touts Bitters as a cure for stomach liver disorders and general weakness, sold with a 50 cent price and guarantee.
Torrance county sees rapid land entries near Estancia and Batancia since mid November. Through ten weeks, 121 filings have claimed 19,360 acres. The Estancia Valley Development Association praises advertising and predicts many settlers will file within sixty days. Also includes an ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure noting digestion aid and sales through druggists.
A scattered column mixes quips about politicians, sports figures, and city life. It mentions George Ade, Col Mann, and a Southern Illinois man in Chicago, plus local notes on a missing pocketbook, history bites, price jokes about pay phones, and a tale of Mrs. Mollie Holt's recovery. Various snippets spoof headlines and social chatter from a bygone era.
The body of James Calhoun, first New Mexico governor under the organic act, rests in a pauper's grave in Kansas City Missouri. Dr W J Campbell Missouri Historical Society vice president travels to Santa Fe discussing the affair as his son recovers from illness.
New York reports a graceful old fashion returning this spring with gauze scarf as the feature of simple costumes. Descriptions note pale gray organdie outfits with pink accents, pink chiffon scarf, and gold embroidered trims. Also mentions white silk crepe scarf looks and gold slippers, while ads tout Hucklen's Amnion Salve and Radium Glasses fraud cases alongside medical testimonials and King’s New Life Pills endorsements.
In Albuquerque and towns alike people face dyspepsia and stomach troubles. A 60 cent box of Miona promises relief after a few days with one tablet before meals. J J O Rielly Co offers a guarantee. Also notes Dr Frank Riesling leaving Brooklyn for the Independents and seeking a deal with Ebbetts to sign with Columbus in the American Association.
Train schedule brief describes stops at Embudo for dinner with connections to Antonito for Durango and intermediate points. At Alamosa connections to Denver Pueblo and intermediate points via Laveta Pass or Salida. Daylight journey through the Royal Gorge and service to the Creede branch. Authored by S. K. Hooper G P A and A.8. Barney traveling agent.
Schedule lists Eastbound trains No 2 Atlantic Express No 4 Chicago Limited No 8 Chicago and Kansas City Express No 1 Chicago Fast Mail with respective arrival and departure times. Westbound shows California Express No 1 California Limited No 3 California Limited No 7 Mexico and California Express No 9 Fast Mail. Southbound notes No 9 Mexico Express No 99 local freight magnitude No 10 Mexico Express and direct services to Los Angeles San Francisco and Albuquerque connections. Agent signature T BE Purdy.
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