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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
3
A playful column mocks Oxford Leader and Nebraska politics with jabs at Rockefeller rumors, a silk hat remark about Roosevelt, and light chatter from Country Correspondence. Humorous exchanges include job interview quips, a dogged inquiry about a cat’s features, and local notes on marriages and building.
Victor M. Hughes reports on Americans building the Panama Canal in 1900 era conditions. Engineers express doubt about completion time while others expect a 15 year window. Workers face malaria fever and yellow fever, wages are listed, and homesickness drives many to return home via Colon despite rough daily life.
Special Correspondent Cleveland July 1 A romance begun at Cornell three years ago and carried across Canada and the United States ended as Jessie Palmer Kitchen filed for divorce against Karl Kitchen son of Dr H W Kitchen of Cleveland The wealthy Cornell freshman wooed Floridora girl Floridora company he followed her to Canada and the eastern states They wed in secrecy then separated two weeks ago his wife went to New York Also notes on a Bernalillo estate probate report and a Russian naval court martial exoneration of Rosentvensky after the Sea of Japan battle.
Secretary Van de Veer of the board of trade learns by neighbors that jack rabbits infest a rural district. The board has no formal plan for car jack robberies but may buy rabbits for a car load batch strategy to curb damage. shipments could begin soon.
Tombstone engineer Ed Corte avoids a serious crash when a boy driver unexpectedly moves a vehicle during a 4 pm rain. Corte quickly stops the engine within a foot of a doorway, preventing injury amid slippery conditions.
A comrade returning from a Grand Army encampment in Washington fell ill with cholera morbus. J B Houghland of Eldon Iowa reports giving Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and believes it saved his life. He has used the remedy for ten years in immigration work and carries it on campaigns. Sold by all druggists.
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