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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
6
New York fashion notes advise a spring salon with diverse fabrics from grey and white worsteds to Mohair and Panamas. Circular skirts and bolero or Eton jackets lead spring coats, with short walk skirts and versatile rain coats for practical yet stylish wardrobes.
The territorial supreme court adjourned to June 27 at 10 a.m. and issued thirteen opinions from thirty-one cases. Key rulings included testing title to office by quo warranto rather than mandamus, dismissal of a case involving Hubbell, and decisions on land, mining, and drainage disputes across Bernalillo, Lincoln, Roosevelt, and Santa Fe counties. Chief Justice Mills, Justices McFie, Parker, Pope, Mann, and Abbott participated. no. 1112 and related cases were resolved, with a final note on the hanging report from Taos county.
The article surveys French hat designs with pale gray straw, pink rose trims, and bold side wings, plus coats and fabrics for summer wear. It notes waterproof silk and mohair blends, lightweight scapes, and varied linens and tweeds, highlighting white and cream broadcloth skirts and new trim options for dresses and coats.
A vintage description notes combinations of nets for spring lingerie. It mentions white Japanese embroidery with insertion of Valenciennes lace and a scrollwork net yoke as featured details.
An imported net gown from Broadway described as steam and dew with plaited ribbon trim. The design features a chiffon interlining, silk foundation, and embroidered net detailing. Foulards return, offering economical and elegant options for wardrobe versatility.
An afternoon spring reception ensemble features tan broadcloth with a princess skirt and a bolero revealing corn chiffon bodice. A lace stock at the throat and brown velvet edging on demi sleeves complement a Gainsborough brown chip hat with yellow plume trims.
The article praises a popular blouse featuring embroidered yoke, high stock collar, and elbow length edge work, noting its bright embroidery and finished edges. A West Virginia incident describes Bailin Neissa stopping a runaway horse to save three children and a woman, while references to Castro threaten France, America, and England in a Venezuela context.
A fashion note describes three spring yoke garments. No 1 features a sheer yoke with feather stitches and French knots, beading rosettes, and val enciennes edging. No 2 shows eyelet embroidery with beaded edges, while No 3 presents a themed top with embroidered finish and ribbon shoulder straps.
The article reviews a range of gloves, from mousquetaire style long gloves to short sleeved blends, detailing colors, embroidery, and adaptions for various sleeve lengths. It notes a heavy white dogskin outdoor glove and a classic driving glove with elastic wrist. A humor line about Blimmer’s office hiring adds local color while a closing line mentions John D. Rockefeller sightings.
The opening Mohair season highlights creams and whites as favorites with black lines or checks. Street wear favors circular skirts and coats in contrasting fabrics and colors. A popular model includes a stole and waistline bolero with a lace edging in mellow cream mohair tones.
Hon. Solomon Luna, in Silver City January 26, filed applications with Supervisor McClure for grazing 27 500 head of sheep on the Gila reserve. He favors a government grazing fee and continued forest reserve use by sheep owners, seeking maximum grazing by any citizen. Other notes include local notices and community chatter, such as tales from Round the Crackers Barrels.
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