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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
3
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports continued dispute over Hagerman and the 1906 deeds for land sales. Prichard denies opinions of legality, defending his 1906 memorandum and questioning Hagerman's conduct and motives amid Democratic ties and Republican party cohesion.
Washington reports rising talk that Miss Ethel Roosevelt now in her seventeenth year may debut in New Years circles. Readers note she will not finish National Cathedral school but is deemed advanced enough for public appearances. She rides horses with vivacity, often seen with her mother on boulevards and parks. Roosevelt and her sister Mrs Longworth are noted as fine horsewomen and social figures.
A Census Bureau report based on 1900 returns shows 25,455,550 women aged 10 and over in Alaska excluding, with 14,895,630 at work. Among workers, 44.2% were under 35, 25.6% under 21, and 15.9% married. Divorces were likely undercounted but 66.3% of divorced women were partly supporting themselves. Native white, foreign-born, and minority women are detailed, with many in breadwinning roles across 63 occupations including pilots, brakemen, conductors, engineers, dressmakers, teachers, and farmers.
Pittsburg resident Mrs Lysle, born to a Creek mother and colored father, has been notified she and her two children are eligible for Creek Nation allotment land in Indian Territory. After years of searching, aided by an uncle who was a Creek chief, her claim progressed to the Department of Interior. She stands to receive 180 acres for herself and 160 acres for each child based on proven Indian ancestry.
One Husrea vollary Reward offered for a cure not cured by Halle Catarrh Cure. Toledo Ohio firm Alleene y & Co advertise a 15 year trusted dealer. Catarrh Cure taken internally claims direct effect on mucous surfaces. Tests sent free, price by druggists. Take Hallie Family Pills for constipation.
Alexander Jester once famed as a wandering exhibitor and alleged murderer of William Gates, brother of millionaire John Gates, was tracked to Shawnee Oklahoma. After escape from Nevada jail, he lived under an assumed name Hil and faced trial in Missouri where the jury acquitted him. Gates, now a Chicago millionaire, led a long pursuit aided by Pinkerton men before Jester was captured and returned to Nevada for trial.
An old style ad extols Cascarets as the natural bowel exercise. It claims two hours of sawing wood or ten mile walks two goads regularity, then pitches Cascarets as a non purge laxative that strengthens bowels. It stresses genuine Sterling Remedy Co. product with CO C marked tabs.
A brief note from J H W O Rielly Co asserts no case of tedigeation will be edified by the same juices found in a healthy jiamaee. The discussion references the Pure Food and Drug Law and its impact on sustenance claims.
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