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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1907

Page

4

Railway Trackmen Push for Safer Rails Across States

The Kauai City Star notes the National Union of Railway Trackmen advocates state and federal action on poor track conditions. They warn members risk jobs if they reveal too much defect data, urging public officers to follow the union’s lead. The piece argues inquiries deter negligent railways and protect safety nationwide.

National Union of Railway Kauais

Town News Highlights from Albuquerque Area

Dr Redy and family welcome a fine boy. Rudolph Mepfeld arrives from El Paso to visit Joseph Sheridan. Schroder becomes skating rink manager with every-night hours. Gallegos and Collins fined for arrests. Divorce suit filed by George L Speer against Florence B Speer. Mrs Mattie Campbell improving after surgeries at St Joseph hospital. G I Brown takes warehouse post at Albuquerque. American Lumber Mill band to give two free concerts tomorrow at Robinson and Traction parks. George Albright hosts forty guests at West Lead Ave party. Advices report Guadalajara town destroyed by Rio Grande flood. no lives lost. A J C Cooke of Tres Amigos Gold Mining visits from Chihuahua. Lew Wardwell returns from Magdalena. two horses stolen and recovered. William Hart, ex Albuquerque resident, dies in San Diego. Motion for new trial in cave case overruled. Amended complaint filed in Rogera vs American Lumber Co. City Council adjourned session discusses scavenger ordinance. Navajo readers Tom and Ella Guanaduo to attend July dances in Ganaduo. Capitan to succeed. D. Padilin injured in assault case. three men acquitted of attempted murder. Presbyterian church to host "The Pike" at the East Railroad venue on June 27. DeWitt Carbolic Witch Hazel Salve advertised. Casino dance Saturday night.

Redy Rudolph Mepfeld Wichita Kan el Paso Joseph Sheridan W. IL Schroder Tape Gallegos John Collins Craig Learnard & Lindemann Hoys Plano District Court George L. Speer Florence B. Speer Frank Ackerman Mattie Campbell St. Joseph Hospital G. I. Brown Union Depot Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Albuquerque American Lumber Mill Band Robinson Park Traction Park George Albright West Lead Avenue Beal Silver City Socorro County Guadalajara San Antonio Rio Grande A. J. C. Cooke Tres Amigos Gold Mining Company Chihuahua Mexico Mr. Cooke Bafancia Lew Wardwell Magdalena Wardwell San Marcil A. C. Henry San Diego Cal William Hart First Street Teresa Rune Joe Vergello Julius Staab Rose Rogera American Lumber Company Richard Rogera M. C. Wextheook McKee Ciy Harry F. Lee Armijo Thes Tom Ganadao Ella Ationa Harvey Curio Room Ganaduo Arizona Capitan Grand Canyon Hopl Can D. Padilin Helen Padilin Hin Ife

Where To Worship

A mixed church directory listing worship times and locations across multiple denominations. Highlights include St Pauls Lutheran on Sixth Street and Silver Avenue with German and English services, Highland M B Church with morning 11 o’clock service and evening pulpit by Rev. Andrews, Strong First Methodist with Sunday school, Epworth League, and sermon themes, First Presbyterian at Fifth Street and Silver Avenue with two services and musical selections, First Congregational on Broadway and Coal Avenue, First Baptist at Broadway and Lead, and other parish activities and youth groups.

St. Pauls Lutheran Church Pater Sixth Street Silver Avenue R. Owens Highland M. B. Churen Andrews Lox Angele Kypworth League Strong First Methodist Episcopal Church J.C. Rollins J. D Epworth League Lead Avenue South Third Street First Presbyterian Church Fifth Street Hugh A. Cooper Kingdom of Me First Congregational Church Broadway and Coal Avenue Wileson J. Marsh Lithgow Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor Orson Ney First Baptist Church cCorner Broadway Hue

Geronimos Will Not Play Sunday Amid Scheduling Flurry

The Geronimos and Barelas cancel their Sunday game due to conflicts with Browns and Madrid Cerrillos. Manager Martin Ryan pursues action with Belen Clifton Arizona Gatup Extancia clubs, while no official response has been received. Ryan also challenges Santa Fe shops machinists. captain prospects include Frank Meyers or Earle Tilo. A meeting next week will decide whether to form the Lure ball team.

Browns Geronimos Barelas Martin Ryan Avoure Gino Belen Clifton Arizona Gatup Extancia Minnoxer Ryan Santa Fe Frank Meyers Earle Tilo

Rushing Work On The Belen Cut-Off

J W Keys chief engineer of the Santa Fe division in charge of the Belen cut off reports progress on the project. He says work is advancing slowly and cannot predict a completion date though it will take many months. The line between Helen and the Hock Teiind is practically finished and grading from Belen to Mio Puerco is underway. A separate item notes a free hand concert by the American Lovers Co. band at Casino Sunday night.

J. W. Keys Hie Grande Santa Pe Belen Aiake Keys Ork Ie Rete Jieohn Helen Hock Teiind Mio Puerco Tour Bente Davee American Liathbers Co Casing

The Summer Belle and the Cost of Fame

A reflective essay addresses Kathryn on the lure of being a summer belle, noting fame's price, social scrutiny, and the dangers of flirtation. It argues that choosing prudence over social spectacle sustains true standards, warning that appearances often mislead.

Arrivals and auction notices mix with ads in crowded page

The page lists arrivals including Alvarado Hawley Mourough Zulany and many others from cities like Mexico City New York St Louis and Dallas among scattered names. An auction is advertised tonight with articles claimed free samples and baby buggies priced from 2.50 to 20.00 plus furniture and medicines and promotional claims for Chamberlains tablets and other products.

Alvarado W. T. Hawley Omahay J. Mourough Mexico City Fh. Ditton H. Zulany New York CG. Schutt St. Joseph Arthur B. Clements Newton Klein Louis I i. Marvel W. J. Lewis Emporia Mouch Los Angeles W. R. MeKee Aatec H. F. Here Denver J. Sturman K. 5. Felaon Kanetus City A. C. McElwain St. Louis

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