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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
6
A reader column discusses how flattery can seduce women and why genuine affection matters. It contrasts insincere acts with straightforward, respectful love, urging men to show true interest in home, family, and daily life to earn lasting trust.
A rambling reminiscence mixes a widow and her somber mourning with gleeful spoons and a maid’s elopement. The narrator shifts to coffee’s history in Europe, then trivia on dishes, dating, and textiles, ending with sewing tips and fabric stitching notes.
An aged Seminole execution tree in Wewoka stands scarred with bullets from past trials and hangings. It is preserved as a relic of Seminole execution laws, linked to Tule Inuakey whose death sentence and the love fleeing tale are tied to its grim history in the late 19th century.
A historical account describes Seminole justice with death by execution, the paper heart target, and the Light Horse Men carrying out the act. It notes the secrecy of burial, the kinship with Creeks, and the creation of Seminole county with its own laws and governors, contrasting old hunger for justice with later federal courts.
The Ama zona penitentiary at Yuma houses 272 inmates, the highest total yet. Rebuilding plans emerge for Philip Holman’s burned store, with reopening anticipated in June. Local reports note turkey-killing disputes, McKinley county debt payoff progress, Gallup high school class of five, and commencement in May. A horse owned by David Angie died after a bee attack, prompting damages negotiations. Weather and garden notes reference delicate flora and forecasts for autumn.
A letter from Aunt Mary to Margie discusses planning a home in the suburbs, balancing joy with practical advice. She warns that a new principality of home life will evolve day by day, urges keeping sunlight and openness, and cautions against inviting trouble. She promises to visit after her lectures end and signs off with affection.
Tony Pastor recounts the rise of variety shows from Civil War era beginnings to a business with venues like the Crystal Palace and 444 Broadway. He details efforts to attract women, including free items and promotions, and notes the shift from straight drama to minstrel and variety entertainment, leading to growing competition in the field.
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