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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1905

Page

5

Dean's Ointment Promoted For Skin Itch Relief

Albuquerque resident Mrs Ree B Walte testifies that Dean's Ointment cured an eczema like skin condition after trying other remedies. The product is sold by Poster Milburn Co in Buffalo with a 50 cent price and is distributed nationwide.

Dean Albuquerque Ree B. Walte North Second Street Sys Alvarado Poster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Market quotes and stock close notes July 17

The log lists closing prices for a range of railroad and industrial stocks including Atchison Pennsylvanian Cop per Southern Pacific and Union Pacific. Livestock markets in Chicago and Kansas City show lower cattle and steady to higher sheep with specific ranges for steers cows and calves. Wheat corn oats and hogs futures are noted along with July and September prices for pork lard and mile futures and money on call in New York.

Chicago Texas Fed Kansas City New York Atchivon N.Y. C Pennsylvan

Schillings Best Recalled in Family Notes and Obituary

The message recalls Schillings Best in a family notice and obituary context. It mentions the product name in relation to a local business legacy and a memory shared by relatives. No other individuals or organizations are detailed in the readable lines.

Household goods for sale and lost ring reward notice

Too late to classify for sale household goods and a stove refrigerator cooking utensils folding bed sewing machine and chickens are listed for sale at 607 North Taurth street. A diamond ring with two small stones is reported lost or returned to the citizen office with a reward offered.

North Taurth

Damages Sought From Albuquerque Traction Co Over Car Injury

Mrs Olive Corcoran proprietor of the Columbus hotel files a preliminary damage claim for 8000 against Albuquerque Traction Co through Klock Owen attorneys. She says on May 6 1905 she was injured boarding an electric car when the motorman closed the door as she stepped on causing a fall and injuries to her ankle back and legs. The claim notes the car step grate was defective and may render her permanently crippled, with the filing required before any suit. Attorney Thomas N Wilkerson represents the company.

Olive Corcoran Columbus Albuquerque Traction Company Klock & Owen Corcoran Gold Avenue Plainet Traction Company Thomas N. Wilkerson

Growth of City Shown by Santa Fe Freight Figures

Albuquerque prospers with June freight data from Santa Fe. C W Cook reports receipts up 30 percent year over year, from 746 to 967 cars, with 39 carrying building materials. Wool traffic doubles, and wholesale city business with outside firms rises over 60 percent.

Albuquerque C. W. Cook The Santa Fe New Mexico

Burglars Enter Kempenich’s Store on Rail Road Avenue

Last night burglars entered L. Kempenich’s dry goods store on Rail Road Avenue by removing a rear window pane. They took a small amount of money and some cheap jewelry including rings and cuff buttons from a show case. The desk and safe showed no signs of being molested. loss estimated under ten dollars. Police doubt capture likely.

L. Kempenich Railroad Avenue Kempenich

Officer Ghighbargan Scorns Bribe In Albuquerque Schenario

Albuquerque police show integrity as Officer George Highbargan arrests Pablo Rivera for an unlawful tag. Rivera offers $1 bribe from a tobacco sack containing $2.40. Officer remains firm and marches him toward the city jail.

Albuquerque Highbargin Pablo Rivera Gibraltar Rivers Ble Bastile

Master Builders Reach Pact With Carpenters Union

The Albuquerque building trades group and the local carpenters union reach a formal pact after weeks of wrangling. The agreement sets minimum wages at 3.60 for eight hours over eight days and requires carpenters to work Saturday afternoons. The dispute centered on Saturday off demand, but contractors and union leaders say the contract is now settled and no further trouble is expected.

Mantor Builders and Contract of Albuquerque Carpenters’ Union Eigbt Agalant

Floyd Bone and Wife Visit Albuquerque from Mexico

Mr and Mrs Floyd Bone arrived from Mexico City and stayed in Albuquerque with friends taking in the citys growth. They plan to travel to Chicago next to start a manufacturing business Mr Bone previously worked as a clerk in Albuquerque and as a New York Life Insurance agent before resigning to pursue private enterprise.

Floyd Bone Mexico City Mexico Alvarado Albuquerque Chicago Bone South Second Street Guadalajara San Lula Potosi New York Life Insurance Company City

Grain Rates Adopted in the Northwest

The new schedule of grain rates from the northwest through Chicago and St Paul to the east took effect today. The change aims to balance Chicago and St Paul with grain traffic to the northwest, signaling tributary access to both gateways. James Irswhite and Charles Jackson were executed at Sing Sing Prison. Breen killed Captain William H. Keyes in a New York saloon in September 1903. Jackson killed Charles W. Roxbury in July 1903 amid a highway robbery attempt.

Chicago Northwest St Paul St. Paul Ossining James Irswhite Charles Jackson Sing Sing Breen William H. Keyes New York City Jackson Charles W. Roxbury

New York Heat Wave Returns with Record Temperatures

New York reports a fresh heat wave after a brief end to last week's deadly spell. By noon the weather bureau confirmed last week's records surpassed as the Mercury neared 90 degrees and pavement heat intensified misery.

New York Weather Bureau

Chicago Heat Sends Dozens to Hospital and Two Die

Chicago July 17 heat surged six degrees from yesterday. Workers fell at the Hammond Packing Company stock yards as John Goggan dies at his home and Wau Dubinski, a noted prize winner, collapses at a work site amid the lethal heat. Thermometer hits dangerous levels in the shade.

Chicago Wau Dubinski Hing Beeven Hammond Packing Company John Goggan

Panama Canal Promoter Arton Found Dead in Paris

Paris reports Emil Arton, a principal founder of the old Panama Canal project, was found dead in his apartments under circumstances suggesting suicide. Arton had been sentenced in 1896 to eight years in prison for involvement in Panama Canal Company fraud but was pardoned in 1899.

Paris Hmile Arton Panama Canal Arton Panama Canal Company

Probable deaths in Dread Death's Valley

Bullfrog November reports three miners Earl C. Weller and Titus Telluride residents, missing for seventeen days since June 20, believed dead in a desert valley after running out of water. Search efforts and recovery await clarification.

Earl CO. Weller Titus Telluride Valley Desert

Mealth Is Youth Disease Remedy Ad

Amy Whitney writes April 0 that Hebine aids health by daily use. The ad claims it wards off disearn constipation biliousness fever and kidney complaints. It purifies the blood clears theory gieason and liver troubles, selling at 90 cents a bottle.

Gieason Amy Whitney

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WM. Mandell B. H. Briggs & CO Props. Alvarado Pharmac 1St Street Gold Ave J. L. Bell Co West Silver Avenue Colorado Telephone Red Hollenbeck Hotel C. Bilicke S. Mitchell Los Angeles California Hollenbeck C. Baldridge Native and Chicago Lumber Sherman - Williams First Street Coal Ave Albuquerque, N. WN Gallup Cerrillos Green Mill Eureka White Lime Hahn's Colo J. H. O'Rielly CO Evening Citizen Levy Bros Logan & Bryan Barnett Building Amalgamated Copper American Sugar Atchison, Common Atchison, Pid Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Colorado Fuel & Iron Colorado Southern Secon Great Western Missouri Pacific Metropolitan Mexican Central Norfolk Tees Reading Pennsylvania Rock Island Republic Iron & Steel Southern Pacific Southern Railway Cy & Ta Union Pacific Spelter Louis Nigter St. Louis Traction CO Proprietress Columbus Hotel Kempenich’s George Tighbargan Carpenters MR. and Mrs. Floyd Bone Ovine Alber’t FABER Avenue Colorado Telephone Company N. T. Armijo Building Bank of Commerce West R. R. Ave Dread Death's Valley Southwestern Electric & Construction Co Second&t Imperial Laundry Co. “Red Wagons Rio Grande Lumber Co A.H. Feyn Mgr Idad Marquette Ava
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