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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1907
Page
6
A brutal husband named Grouch, drinking and violence against his wife and child precede a murder sentence of twenty years. On release he plans murder again, climbing to a burglar’s lair to ambush a hidden loot stash and a masked writer. The scene shifts to a tense hopeful theft setup as the tale unfolds.
In a tense break in, Grouch fights a burglar amid a room blaze and gunfire as police close in. The masked raider is killed. Grouch dies in hospital after a fatal wound while confessing a decades old sting and revealing the detective who taunted him.
A banker Henry Atherton contemplates ruin after forging bank shortages totaling two hundred thousand dollars. He plans to flee to Algiers with stolen funds, entrusting his son Frank to handle remaining assets for his mother’s support, while inner conflict and personal relationships unfold as he weighs confession or escape. Frank, his son, is portrayed as lively yet unproven, with concerns about responsibility and loyalty to his father and Marjory. The scene blends crime, family duty, and a doomed financial scandal in a melodramatic interior setting.
The article, citing Gilson Gardier in Success Magazine, argues the rise of powerful lobbies forms a third house in Congress. It notes diverse groups from food to seeds lobby against government actions and urges a shift toward an era where the people hold power, calling the current era hopeful and transformative.
A fragmentary quotation declares that nations fail not by gold or crowns but by their people's character. It extols men who seek truth and honor, stand firm, endure toil, and labor while others sleep, building a nation strong and enduring.
The poem extols a mountaineer as strong yet tender with justice tempered by mercy. It links his calm, steady mind to nature and mountains, praising his aim for a higher, tranquil goal within the infinite plan. The verses describe wind music, deep aspirations, and a soul drawn toward peace amid soil’s stress.
The poem describes a cautious dresser who values quality and sensible fittings over being a fashion plate. Despite trusting a tailor and paying well, the speaker resists chasing current trends, preferring timeless cuts and personal judgment in clothes. The piece, credited to Chicago News, emphasizes restraint and self-approval over style conformity.
Maurice Harkley and Adele Putnam share a spring time vow amid a church setting and a muddy kiss as love lifts them toward Eden then fall back to quarrel and rain. After a lost lawsuit and a broken car derail their plans, Adele consoles him and Maurice wanders home in the storm.
This item discusses etiquette for young women including introductions and courtesy, stressing deference to older women, proper conduct at social events, and the importance of maternal guidance in forming confidence and obedience. It cites Mrs. Grover Cleveland on parenting and the need for reasons behind parental orders.
A local writer notes steady immigration into Estancia Valley from Kansas Missouri Kentucky Texas Oklahoma and other states. New arrivals settle over twenty miles of prairie converting unbroken land into farmland as they begin planting seed and forming new communities.
A verse by Henry Abbey extols planting ships and houses with a tree, praising construction and daily items. The piece ends noting new furniture arrivals at Patreile's Furniture Emporium on Second Street and Coal Avenue.
Fragmentary reminiscence of a sailor tale where Mermaids praise the sea world. Images include a diving bell, Atlantic Telegraph clothesline, and a jesting offer of marriage, with underwater whimsy and improbable scenes.
Fragmented verse recounts a dream journey with ocean imagery and maritime figures. Vivid scenes include the sea, sky, marigolds, and wandering fairies as the narrator recalls steps, songs, and echoes on a sunlit shore. The passage blends surreal imagery with nautical motifs and mythic undertones.
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