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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1907
Page
7
Railway Age urges planning to prevent car shortages next fall and winter. Railways work to cut free storage time and improve consignment processes while shippers must cooperate to spread freight year round. The piece notes past clashes over demand, calls for balanced traffic, and cites injuries in a separate incident involving a railroad worker.
Washington reports that abolishing deadhead passes has likely increased passenger revenue by several million dollars, with figures ranging from about 4.7 to 10 million across U S railroads. Freight gains, less affected by rebates, are expected to yield 25 to 50 million more this year. A separate note details Roadmaster Mead’s near-fatal accident aboard a freight train near Deming.
Washington March 20 Senora Angela Creel one of the world’s richest women is Mexico’s envoy to Washington though her public appearances emphasize elegance over display. Daughter of General Miguel Francesco de Terra Jas she inherits vast Chihuahua mining and industrial interests. Her restrained life contrasts with immense wealth and influence in southern Chihuahua.
Defense highlights Evelyn’s betrayal tale and experts claim the story drove Thaw insane. Prosecution presents witnesses stating Thaw was rational before and after the killing of White, with testimony about Evelyn’s affidavits and alleged drugging claims.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering materials and labor to construct a brick dormitory with plumbing and electric lighting at Santa Fe Indian School New Mexico are due March 21, 1907. Bidders may examine plans and specifications at the Indian Office and listed periodicals and exchanges. apply to Supt C J Crandall.
City of Albuquerque announces an election on a Tuesday in 1907 to issue thirty thousand dollars in bonds to build a city hall. Voting at the City Hall First Ward and four ward offices, for property owners within the city. Authorized by Mayor Frank Mek Be. Also includes local ads and notices.
March events list spring begins Palm Sunday Lady Day and annunciation March 28 Good Friday Easter Sunday notes and May 20 Memorial Day. Also a patent medicine claim promises a hundred dollar reward for deafness due to catarrh and advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a crime notice about the murder of Benetto Berardinelli in Albuquerque, February 4.
The firm announces new management of Standard Plumbing and Heating and invites friends and the public to patronize their services. They pledge careful work and honest charges, assuring customers of reliable plumbing and heating solutions.
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