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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1907

Page

3

Great Japanese Reserve Gathers on Pacific Coast

Los Angeles reports claim of 100000 Japanese on the coast with 4000 in Los Angeles County, plus reserves and laborers. Fujii cites army structure, cultural habits, and the impact of Japanese presence in Hawaii and California, touching on pool halls, labor, and social dynamics amid a royal visit and Monmouth deployments.

GREAT Pacific Coast Los Angeles Cal Pacific Los Angeles County First Army Reserve S. Fujii

Popular Young Couple Wedded in Albuquerque Home

Miss Jessie B. Clarke wed George Clifford at the home of the bride's relatives on West Huning avenue with Rev. Wilson J. Marsh officiating. Relatives and a few friends attended a reception with music by Louise Nichols and the Clarke brothers quartet. Clifford works for Albuquerque Carriage. Clarke is a post office employee. They will reside at 117 North Edith after July.

John Clarke Huning Avenue Jessie B. Clarke George Clifford Wilson J. Marsh Congregational Church Mise Louise Nichols Clarke Brothers San Marcial K. Roberts Rebecca Lodge Clifford Albuquerque Carriage Company Albuquerque Post Office North Edith Street

Tobacco Trust Probed by Justice Department

Washington officials say the tobacco trust controls about a major share of tobacco products and is a candidate for Sherman Act prosecution. Officials describe possible harms like price rises and reduced competition while noting current findings show no clear evidence of widespread consumer hardship yet.

Washington, D. C Tobacco Trust Department of Justice United States Purdy Bureau of Corporations Anu

Forty Years of Cures by S. S. S. Blood Purifier

Lane touts S. S. S. as the king of blood purifiers with a forty year record of cures. The ad claims it treats rheumatism catarrh scrofula ulcers malaria and skin diseases by cleansing the blood and rebuilding health. It stresses safe vegetable composition and offers a free book and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA.

S. S Swift Specific CO Atlanta. GA

Trusts and tobacco politics in Roosevelt era debate

The piece discusses government actions against trusts, focusing on the tobacco trust and its impact on retailers and farmers. It notes limited retail control by United Cigar stores, potential suppression of competition, and testimony from tobacco regions, including southern farmers facing severe poverty. It mentions a forthcoming department report to President Roosevelt and ends with an ad for DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills.

Acco Trust Ithe Tobacco Trust United Cigar Company Tobacco Trust Department of Commerce and Labor House of Representatives Roosevelt

Magill Murder Case Suffer Key Setbacks in Clinton

The Magills murder case loses ground as attorney Be. J. Sweeney refuses to assist the state and a sixth letter from Pet Magill is found. The letter reportedly to her father discusses self harm and forgiveness, potentially undermining the prosecution while the couple heads to Clinton for trial and October indictments.

Clinton Frederick H. Magill Fay Graham Magill San Diego Denver Magill Vet Magill BE. J. Sweeney Pet Magill Maggs

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