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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1907
Page
3
A brief note reports unresolved sightings in London as investigators pursue credible leads. Authorities urge public cooperation while paranormal groups offer explanations, noting no confirmed presence to date.
The article blends ghost tales from Hampton Court Palace with political satire on women suffrage and a bold water-cure protest plan by militants. It recounts spectral sightings linked to Mistress Sibell Penn and Queen Jane Seymour, then shifts to Holloway jail activists facing police pressure and a proposed water assault on lawmakers. It also notes a Scotland Yard art theft case centering on a Wertheimer weapon.
The report details a distinctive table knife and fingerprint clues tied to a Scotland Yard case with a 5,000 pound reward and missing paintings valued at 1,000,000 pounds. It recalls past rewards for bank thefts, jewel losses, and a Fenian era romance involving James Farrell in Roscommon. It covers the Deceased Wife's Sister Bill progress in Parliament and ends with 1907 US Indian Affairs dormitory contracting notices.
J A Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as the perfect remedy for typhoid liver and chronic constipation. The ad urges readers to buy 250 at all dealers and includes a quip about diplomacy in dialogue.
Special correspondence from Dover Delaware details the daylight disappearance of 4 year old Horace Marvin from Dr Horace Marvin’s farm on March 4. Neighbors and police searched extensively around the farm and marshes, with no sign of kidnapping or foul play found. The article notes the family’s Iowa roots and questions the move to Delaware as a possible motive. Also advertises Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure as a safe remedy with no poison marks on the label.
A large audience at the University of New Mexico third annual declamation contest in the Congregational church saw Kenneth Heald win first prize with The Settler's Story and M. Albright take second with The er and the Wheel. Judges Frank W. Moore Pax and W. D. Sterling announced the prizes as music interludes accompanied the event, including pieces by Chopin, Miss Avsely, and others.
Recent hospital reports show rheumatism rising nationwide and blamed on kidney trouble. An advertised home remedy with dandelion fluid extract, potassium compounds, and sarsaparilla syrup claims to cleanse poisons from blood and ease backache and urinary symptoms.
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