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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1905
Page
3
Four investigators named by President Roosevelt pursue reform of department management and examine scandals tied to the Cotton and Printing Office. The inquiry targets mismanagement and possible corruption within official operations.
A promotional note touts Mio na tablets as a preventative for summer bowel troubles and general weakness. It asserts strong stomachs resist di g estive problems and claims relief from headaches and dizziness, with a money back guarantee from J. O. O Rielly & Co. for unsatisfactory results.
Special correspondence reports Colonel W H Greer of Albuquerque and Attorney General George W Pilchard of Santa Fe in Los Angeles arguing for joint statehood for territories. Others from Arizona and New Mexico are seen at the Hollenbeck hotel debating the issue, while various residents travel between Long Beach Catalina and portland exposition plans.
William H. Canfield of Youngstown asserts a personal grievance against John D. Rockefeller over a valve device for tank cars. He states he helped compete with Rockefeller and Howard, refused Rockefeller’s offer, and alleges Rockefeller used Erie Railroad influence to seize his cars and patent in New York.
Mrs Annie Hunter of Pittsburg writes of four weeks ill with typhoid fever and kidney trouble. She saysElectric Bitters cured her stomach liver and kidney disorders and restored her health and strength making her walk straight again. Sold by all druggists at Bic. Citizen ads bring results.
William A. Day resigns as assistant attorney general to become controller of the Equitable Assurance Association. President Morton of the Equitable offered the post, likely at a high salary, and Day accepted. The move follows other government trustbusters tempted by Wall Street high pay.
Concord Kentucky man B F Leek says three years of pain with a torn upper lip ended after trying Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He notes the salve also treats burns cuts and wounds and was available at all drug stores for 30 cents.
A reader reports using a product as a blood purifier and tonic. They claim improved health after feeling weak and rundown, noting a weight loss prior and subsequent recovery with the product, attributed to SIBS credit. Warren C., 40 Second St, comments.
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