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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1905

Page

4

Americas Drink Reveals Coffee Tea and Beer Trends of 1904

The article reviews U S consumption of coffee beer tea and spirits by leading nations in 1904. It notes Americans lead in coffee per capita at 11 75 pounds while beer and tea show divergent national patterns and a rise in beer in the United States since 1840. It cites imports valued at 88 million and discusses shifts toward lighter drinks and wine.

Americas Bureau of Statistics United States Germany Austria Russia United Kingdom France

Albuquerque Casino Praised As Ideal Pleasure Resort

The Citizen notes record attendance at the Albuquerque Casino with seating for at least 1000, praising its management, music, and staff. It argues the venue boosts local recreation, aids tourism, and stimulates money flow in summer, while ensuring safety and propriety for women and children without escorts.

A.duquerque United ‘States Albuquerque

The Rapid Advance of Japan

The Colorado Springs Telegraph notes Japan’s swift rise under Emperor Matsuhito and leaders Togo Oyama and Ito. It highlights modernization since 1871, constitutional reforms of 1889, naval growth, and China conflict in 1894, predicting global shifts if Japan maintains progress.

Colorado Springs Togo Marshal Oyama Marquis Ito Japan Matsuhito China

Government year closes with 24 million deficit

The fiscal year ending June 30 shows a deficit of 24 million due to higher spending than receipts. Revenue reached 643 million, up from 641 million, while expenditures rose to 667 million, an increase of 37 million from the previous year. Major rises included 7 million for the army, 14 million for the navy, 4 million for Indian affairs, and 14 million for civil and miscellaneous programs.

Army Navy

Selections From Press Of Southwest Statehood Drive

Reports from multiple New Mexico and Arizona papers note growing support for joint statehood and self government, amid cross border discussions and local infrastructure updates. Zinc ore shipments from Chihuahua to Kansas leader lines with Roswell and Gallup items, plus a city crossing project ordered by Roswell city engineer.

J.D. McKenzie Felix McDonald Chihuahua Las Trancas la Harpe Kansas Mexico Enterprise Roswell Lucius Dills

Arizona's excellent financial condition defended in full

The Arizona Republic defends the territory against claims of bankruptcy. It highlights a cash balance of 272 676 dollars at year start and a total public debt near 3 million with assessed property values around 45 to 75 million. It argues bonds are valued highly by buyers and labels Arizona financially sound with no tax hikes.

Murphy Joseph G. Cannon Illinois National House of Representatives Arizona Commonwealth of New Mexico Territorial Kirkland Joe Cannon United States Congress Uncle Sam

Stock Carriers Run From Albuquerque On Regular Schedule

A transportation notice announces a carrier line leaving Albuquerque every Tuesday and Saturday at a.m. The service ships stock and rigs with horses and drivers, via W. L. Trimble & Co. in Albuquerque or J. B. Block in Perea New Mexico. A casual note mentions Turkish Nowgate after dessert at Mrs Fullerton's confectionery and ice cream parlor.

United States Albuquerque W. L. Trimble & Co J. B. Block Perea New Mexico Mra. Fullerton

Fireworks Startle Ed Pickard Audience at Ca sino Theatre

A tenderfoot asked Ed Pickard where the firework set pieces were when Joe Walker appeared. Fireworks erupted, with Walker tangled amid the bursts as he dodged the display. Pickard noted the show would have been quieter if Walker had not arrived at the moment.

Santa Fe Railroad Steel Song Steel Gang Flagstaff Ed Pickard Casino Theatre Joe Walker Joe Walker Pickard

Employment agency ad and private secretary show

The Southwestern Employment Agency seeks office men porters cooks waitresses and laborers with references furnished contact 110 South Second Street upstairs telephone 195 Red The Private Secretary at Elks opera house Thursday evening July admission 25 and 35 cents reserved seats at Mataot

Second St Elka’ Opera House Mataot Ellis' Opera House Matson’s

Northwestern Photographers Meet In Duluth

Photographers from the northwest gather in Duluth Minnesota for the Photographers Association of the Northwest annual convention. The weeklong event features papers discussions demonstrations on new photography methods and a large exhibition of photographs and supplies.

Northwestern Duluth Minn Northwest Photographers’ Association of the Northwest

Help Wanted and For Sale Classified Snippet

Wanted a good girl not under 12 to care for child. Apply 906 West Hallroad avenue. For sale furniture of a three room house range sideboard and dishes. Call 218 West Silver avenue 1 to 4 afternoons or mornings 9 to 12. For sale upright plane bargain. Inquire 411 Marble avenue. For sale saddle pony with or without saddle cheap. Address L. M. B. this office.

West Hallroad Avenue Weat Silver Avenue Marble Avenue

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