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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1907
Page
3
Reports from Wyoming, Colorado and surrounding districts note major placer and copper mining expansion. Dredges and tunnels advance in Douglas Creek and Jerome Verde regions while new ore assay findings and smelter upgrades signal rising production and market activity.
The Baxter Royalty company controls over 3700 acres of rich lead and zinc lands and plans extensive leasing as improved supply and shipping facilities reduce costs. Contracts for dozens of new mills and a new railroad are expected, boosting operations in the Arizona Sonora copper belt region.
A collage of early 20th century notes mentions Japanese squadron reaching Honolulu and political snippets about Henpeck, railroads, and a dry Washington bill. Joe Gans loses his aura though his ring performance remains noted. Pain Balm remedies and a farm mill price quote conclude the scattered items.
Government sleuths expect to arrest one to three men who stole 172000 from the Chicago sub-treasury last Tuesday. Secret Service head Capt Porter and operative T R McManus worked the case amid shifting leads while attorney Jacob Lebosky conferred with officials.
Neighbors and authorities debate a Mississippi man's insistence on leaving his deceased wife’s body in his Asheville home. W. C. Gray of Edgartown, Mass, defends his right to keep the body until spring thaw, while physicians fear mental deterioration amid the 15 day crepe covered door and isolation.
A prominent merchant told The Evening Citizen that freight from St. Louis to Albuquerque now takes longer than New York to Liverpool. He cites a 28 day shipment delay with vague shipper updates and frustration at missing goods between the shipping point and Albuquerque. He notes rail waits exceed typical transatlantic timelines under poor weather.
In Artesia the farmer Dr R M Ross predicts alfalfa will bloom by next month and be ready to cut by April 1. A sample measured 16 1 inches on February 19 and the note appears in The Artesia Advocate.
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