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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1905

Page

6

Bargain Linen Suits Announced With Tiered Prices

A catalog style note shows remaining stock values for white linen suits. Lot 4 offers up to 45 cents per yard, Lot 5 up to 60 cents per yard, and Lot 6 up to 75 cents per yard. Linen suits are reduced with price points listed as ten and more dollars in the sequence, ending before completion of the final price.

Telephone office notice for The Citizen Publishing Company

All letters and remittances should be addressed to The Citizen Publishing Company. Drafts checks and money orders must be payable to the order of the entity and sent to the newspaper offices listed with automatic telephone line numbers.

Citizen Publishing Company Bell

Chinese Guilds Manage Boycott Across Ports in 1901

Washington informs that the Chinese boycott against American goods, begun Wednesday, was organized by trade guilds in Shanghai Canton Tien-Tsin Hankow and New Chang. Officials expect limited impact beyond Canton and Shanghai while the U S government cites no action pending official ban or purchase refusal. public notices and brief items follow about a Kansas City game delay and a Milwaukee travel piece with unrelated ads and cholera remedy anecdote.

Washington, D. C State Department Shanghai Canton Tien-Tsin Hankow New Chang America United States

Mrs Cuneo Drives on Glidden Tour To Mt Washington

Mrs Andrew Cuneo drove her car along the Glidden tour route with a narrow escape after her steamer edged toward the edge. Tourists gasped as her machine teetered on danger, yet she chose to continue toward Mt Washington, the tour’s stated objective.

Andrew Cuneo

Granddaughter of Salmon P. Chase to write stage play

Eabel Sprague Donnelson, granddaughter of Salmon P. Chase and descendant of a renowned Washington society family, has entered playwriting and will produce The Last Act with herself in the lead role. A San Francisco resident, she has a history of social prominence, diplomatic ties, and wartime nursing service honored by Theodore Roosevelt with a Rough Rider medal. She previously supported Mansfeld in theater and now resumes stage work after a hiatus.

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