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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1907
Page
2
A collage of sale notices and official notices includes multiple for sale items such as typewriters and a bread shop, plus a long city bond election notice for Albuquerque 1907, and public land patent notices from Santa Fe and Laguna New Mexico with witness lists and filing details.
Directory style notice lists multiple professionals in Albuquerque New Mexico with offices and phone numbers including Dr J B Kraft Edmund J Alger W M Sheridan and others Also mentions architects Notary Public and a hairdresser chiropractor along with bids and proposals for Fort Bayard projects and a post quartermaster call to action for proposals and contractions.
New York May 4 Attorneys for relatives of James Henry Smith report a will allocating several million dollars in varied bequests while preserving the bulk of the estate for a dead sister’s son, with residuary legatee Mason seen as the likely principal beneficiary. The reading will occur at Woodlawn Cemetery after the San Francisco burial, as lawyers await the document’s terms. There is expectation of litigation and scrutiny of large bequests, including 3 million to Lady Mary Cooper and 2 million to the widow, with smaller legacies to other relatives.
An older advertisement touts Cascaret to cure constipation and indigestion without discomfort. It claims to strengthen bowel muscles through exercise and nerves, warns of common lifestyle triggers, and markets a six candy tablet box priced at ten cents from The Caring Remedy Company.
Preparations are complete for the New Mexico Medical Association twenty sixth annual meeting at the court house in Las Cruces on May 8 and 9. The program lists registration, delegate sessions, and a scientific agenda with papers on scarlet fever, fibroid tumors of the uterus, thyroid tumors, Christian Science in medicine, and tuberculosis prevention among others with multiple speakers from Las Cruces Albuquerque Socorro and Silver City.
Report examines secretary notes at house meetings and introduces officers with names from Las Cruces Albuquerque and Deming. Delegates to national committees listed from various county medical societies. Discussion limits set for papers and remarks. Las Cruces to host convention banquet with strong Albuquerque representation. Doctor endorses Dean’s Ointment for eczema relief.
Aaron Gray sues the New Mexican Pumice Stone Co and Bibo Mercantile Co with First National Bank and MW Flournoy over a Valencia county mining claim. He seeks $494.50 plus 10 percent interest since March 18, 1908, alleging employment to work the claim in section 10 township 11 north range 11 east. Felix H. Lester represents the plaintiffs in this district court filing.
Instructional piece on Addie Joss throwing an inshoot. Describes grip with the little finger, three finger use, and side delivery. Encourages practice, notes difficulty, and promises more on the drop ball in a future Citizen issue.
National League matchups include Pittsburg at Chicago Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Boston St Louis at Cincinnati American League games feature Chicago at Detroit Boston at Washington St Louis at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia Brooklyn notes a winless stretch while Western recruit Mike Welday draws attention Ed Harris supporters pledge $109 in Ga for a leg injury recovery Budges and coaching moves spark chatter Joe Thomas Yale Tad Jones bats lead Yale Huskies Princeton favored for Eastern honors Ban Johnson hints at Western League start dates Husky and college notes mix with weather delays and injuries in multiple cities Heavy mentions of players Wagner Lumley Lajoie and others populate the stat lines and early-season chatter.
London dispatch quotes Richard Harding Davis, the American war correspondent, asserting King Leopold II committed mass enslavement and exploited Congo resources. Davis cites testimonies and notes Belgian officials’ failures, saying atrocities appear extensive while opining about motives. He describes extreme taxation and brutal control in the Congo Free State.
The Atlantic League opens its season with clubs Brooklyn Elizabeth Newark Pottsville Easton Allentown Reading Chester totaling 12 teams. The season features 112 games per club, 66 at home and 56 away, with plans for a permanent organization formed in March. Also includes an advertisement for a cure for catarrh and cold prevention promoting a $100 reward if not cured.
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