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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1907

Page

6

Mining Boom and New Store Spark Roswell Pride

The Roswell Record reports a hive of activity in Roswell and Las Vegas with mining prospects, company holdings, and the Lakle Mining, Milling and Investment roster. Las Vegas investors push ore districts, while Roswell unveils a grand new Lewis hardware building with an extensive water system, 63 plumbing fixtures, and planned warehouse expansion, signaling a powerful regional development surge.

Mining World Chicago New Mexico Las Vegas Hlake Mining, Milling, Avestment Company Vedleta Etg Las Vegas Land Grant Mineral Hill Tom Pet R. B H. Schoonmaker Las Vea P. Hammond J. Martingel San Miguel Development Company Ho OK Blak K. B. Schooenmuake Denver Cole Chappell Make Mining, Milling & Investment Company Rociada Silver City Forest Queen Copper Company Pinos Altos George Utter Cleveland Group Mogollon el Pascans Woop Lewis Hardware Company Lewis Wells Main Street Hardare Unt United States W. P. Lewis W. T. Wells Ise Gaullieur Lewis South Hill Walnut Street Pecos Avenue W. Pwin United Roswell

Paris Feasts on Horse Flesh Surges in 1900s Trade

Paris reports high demand for horse flesh with about forty thousand carcasses eaten yearly. The trade grows as horse butchers and stalls expand in markets while doctors allegedly advocate horseflesh for patients. The shift reflects consumer tastes and the city’s food economy in period sightlines.

Paris Parla Signa

Blind Boys Play Football With Seeing Boys at Kentucky Institution

A historical note describes blind students at the Kentucky Institution for the Blind forming a football team for three seasons. The blind players rely on sound cues to identify ball carriers and opponents, rarely catching punts, yet they often surprise sighted players with precise tackling and ball pursuit, despite limitations on kickoff plays.

EL Paso College Seariet McBride Board of Regents Foster Ina Will Kentucky Institution For the Education of the Blind Ued

Cotton Spinners Convention Visit Plans Detailed

Harvie Jordin Hien coordinated with James K. McCall of Pawtucket to host the cotton spinners convention for America and Europe. Delegates from major exchanges will tour the cotton belt in Georgia and the south from planting to harvesting, and push for uniform grades across the market.

Mianta Harvie Jordin Hien James K. McCall Pawtuckett America Europe New York Orteane Liv- Lerpvel Jordan South Colon

Controversy Over Irish Burlesque Sparks Theatre Protests

In San Francisco on March 19 Irish groups protest a burlesque titled The Belle of Avenue A at the Davis theatre. After objections from the Ancient Order of Hibernians and demonstrations, actors cut or avoided the portrayed Mrs McCluskey role, while riots and eggs marked several performances. Leaders vow to continue the fight for dignity and equal portrayal of Irish characters.

San Francisco Order of Hibernians Avenue A Douglas Hyde Gaelic League Dr. Hyde Golden West United States Clarence Kolb Kolb & Dill Company Kolb Dill Davia McCluskey Ben Dillon Ancient Robert C. Pitkin The Hibernian T. P. O'Dowd Davis

Clothes Don’t Make Der May But Just a Noise Like Von

In a comical exchange set in a Bavarian accented shop, Osgar and Adolf barter over a tailored wardrobe. The dialogue mocks fashion fuss and language, ending with a sartorial ditty about clothes and vanity.

Osgar Adolf

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