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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1906

Page

3

Why Congress Gets So Busy at the End

Special correspondence from Washington reports that most work in Congress happens in committees while final measures are rushed to adjournment. Big appropriations take weeks of prep work by experts. a bill ready in ten minutes may reflect extensive prior study. The July adjournment deadline looms as disputes threaten to extend the session.

Sheldon Cline Citizen Bureau Washington, D. C Congress Senate House Federal Treasury Bryan Washington Missouri Henry Watterson Louisville Courier-Journal Washington Post William R.hearst Brayn Hearst Post Cortelyuu Delaware Repubican National Committee Hanna Mckinley Liles

Dr Cascaret Promises Pocket First Aid for Bowels

An advertisement touts Dr Cascaret as a on call remedy for heartburn indigestion and bowel trouble. It claims quick action without discomfort and promotes a ten cent weekly cost with the pill’s supposed tonic effect on bowel muscles.

Cancaret Cascaret

Maryland's Youthful New Senator Is 83

Baltimore dispatch notes Maryland swears in long-serving public servant to fill expired term of Senator Arthur P. Gorman. William Pinkney Whyte, veteran lawyer and former governor, age about 83, resumes Senate duties, with a career spanning 1846 legislative service to recent post as city solicitor.

Baltimore Maryland Arthur Pue Gorman United States Congress House Senate Wm. Pinkney Whyte Elt Winde Sumner Conkling Edmunds Thurman William Randolph Hearst Shaw Tate Mr. Shaw Fairbanks Jasse Lim Taft Paraker Republican Party

Will Dr Miller Return To Las Vegas

Las Vegans debate whether Dr Albert Miller of Denver plans to return soon or at all after selling fertilizer and seeds in Las Vegas. The Optic notes he promised free distribution and tree work in Hillside park but delivered short weights, sparking talks with park officials and residents about unfulfilled promises and unpaid claims.

Browns Las Vegas Meadow City Hell McDonald Henry G. Davis Davis Whyte Matney Gallegos Corhan Corban Bis City Sollcitor Blue Ridge Mountains Ollins Ortiz Iead Cliton Ariz Clifton Boys Southwest Carver Trierion Park Mecca Albuquerque Gallogox Schupp Williams Thune Las Santa Fe Miller

Hagan's Magnolia Balm Delights with Natural Beauty Claims

An advertisement extols Hagan's Magnolia Balm as a cleansing and beautifying liquid that smooths complexions and gives a refined, velvety look. It asserts it is not a cosmetic but a nature aligned product to keep a woman’s face at its best after housework.

Embalmed beef causes concern at Las Vegas meat market

Pete Roth of a Douglas Avenue meat market condemned a quarter of embalmed beef from a packing house. He reported a strong odor and a visibly damaged interior despite an outward look, saying the rotten portion was cut away and the meat was shipped to Watrous. He declined public display to avoid attracting flies.

Pete Roth Douglas Avenue Seventh Street Roth Watrous Las Vegas

Dangerous Kidney Pills Promote Child Health

A dealer reports a case of a sick child with weak kidney control improving after Doan's Kidney Pills. The advertisement claims backache and kidney strain eased, noting sales through Faster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York as the U S sole distributor. Remember the name Doan's.

Moet Salmner West Railroad Avenue Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Doan

Monte Carlo Saloon Opens on Railroad Avenue

An unsigned notice invites the public to visit a new saloon named Monte Carlo at 115 W Railroad Avenue. The operator promises first class order and courteous treatment, with a fine free lunch served every Saturday night.

Monte Carlo Railroad Avenue Lynda

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