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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
2
A vintage essay outlines the ideal gentlewoman traits. The piece contrasts wealth and education with demeanor noting poise in posture speech and laughter. It emphasizes neat grooming restraint and polite quiet behavior as hallmarks of gentility.
Chicago July 14 The University of Chicago reports the smallest attendance gain in its history aside from 1908 9 with 45908 registered by July 1 a rise of 18 over last year The total in thirteen years nears 46000 and 8 percent have graduated The faculty totals 504 yielding one instructor for every nine students
Nine men dead in the Nevada desert and two unknowns found wandering mad from thirst. Frank Seaman, driven by heat and thirst, tried to walk from Los Angeles to India and was stopped by a passerby train. Prospects nearly dead, they found the skeleton of a previous victim near Searchlight. Tomorrow, George W. Parsons will urge chamber directors to press officials to dig wells and post guides.
From Chicago comes a tale said to be true about President D C Monroe of the White Horse Mining Co seeking Miss Cox as wife or daughter. The story centers on a property located near Martinez Arizona and reads like a fairy tale but is presented as real.
Olive Jenning Cox a southern beauty with the When Johnny Comes Marching Home company refused marriage or adoption by D C Monrose. He is a 40 year old Prescott Arizona based White Horse Mining Company president worth about 4 million. She cites stage career and reluctance to give up work. Monroe spent ten days in Chicago pressing the proposal.
United States Consul in Milan forwards details of Prof Joseph Levi of Milan claiming a tuberculosis cure using a specially prepared iodine. Levi, linked to Milan veterinary school, says iodine becomes a potent vaccine in blood and can arrest and even cure consumption, citing earlier experiments by d Aurta of Naples and Durant.
Since July 1 gold from the Klondike has been arriving at Seattle in large quantities. The Public Treasury reported yesterday daily payouts of between 200,000 and 200,000 in checks on this account. Shipments are expected to rise to 400,000 or more daily as receipts continue to grow.
Prince Charles, second son of King Christian X of Denmark, is reportedly offered the Norwegian throne. His wife Princess Maud, daughter of King Edward VII of England, is mentioned in the same report as a linked royal succession suggestion.
A crowd of Albuquerque residents praise Doan’s Kidney Pills after doctors and parents report improved kidney control in children and relief from backache. Advertiser testimonials from J A Skinner and others claim renewed health and stronger kidneys after using the product.
A stream of wants and rentals including tires carpenters and painters sought by John Hart C A Hudson and J E Brown. Houses and rooms for rent scarce but listed with prices and locations across streets near railroad avenues and Copper street. Also sales offers for organ mules and a used fur needed. Lost items and railroad ticket deals advertised with contact details. Street names include Broadway Marquette West Railroad Iron Avenue South First Street and West Cox Avenue. The ad bundle ends with Champerlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy urged for timely use.
Money toloan on furniture pianos organs horses wagons and other chattels also on salaries and warehouse receipts as low as ten dollars and as high as two hundred thousand dollars loans quickly made and strictly private time one month with year option Good and to remain in your possession our rates are reasonable call and see us before borrowing Steamship tickets to and from all parts of the world Rooms 8 and 4 Grant Bldg 305 West Railroad Ave private offices open evenings
Jose K. Chaves named executor by Valencia County Probate Court on June 8 1905 for Felipe Chaves deceased of Belen New Mexico. Creditors must present claims within legal time and debtors must pay promptly per executor notice published in Belen. June 12 1905.
Public notices seek twenty men for railroad work and camp labor. Positions include wait staff, cooks, dishwashers, housemaids, painters, carpenters, teamsters, wagon washers, and lumber camp laborers. Executor Jose B Chaves lists wages and directs claims by law.
The Southwestern Employment Agency advertises phone 195 Rees Street South Second Street. A pleasant surprise party may be found to your stomach and liver by the patient medicine offered, described as wonderful relief for headaches and constipation.
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