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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1907

Page

7

Feast of Saint Phillip Neri parade and games in Old Town

Nestor Montoplorencio Zame Thomas Werner announce the Saint Phillip Neri feast in Albuquerque with music by the First Regiment band, a grand procession from the cathedral, a greased pole and various races, fireworks, and a Sunday schedule of mass, salvos, and a Faca address by Elfego Baca. Gregg named Graphic company manager to focus on mining interests in the Magdalena mountains will depart for Mexico soon.

Rio Gran Os Old Town Phillip of Old Town Park Ruiz St. Phillip F. Tommassini Elfego Baca Railroad Avenue Huning’s Albuquerque Nestor Monto Plorencio Zame Thomas Werner Ral Gregg Graphic Company Maxdalena Mountains Mexico

How Good Food May Turn to Poison

A health advert describes digestion and bowel function, claiming undigested food decays in the bowels and poisons the blood. It promotes Cascarets as a stimulant for bowel muscles, likening their effect to six miles of country walking and advertising a ten cent box by the Sterling Remedy Company.

Cascareta Ten Conta Sterling Remedy Company

Cox Gets On The Band Wagon Taft Rally Opens In Cincinnati

Cincinnati political scene shifts as Cox joins Taft bandwagon taking his place in line for the presidential bid. A notable local figure aligns with Taft amid broader GOP efforts in Ohio.

Cox Taft

Peffer is no longer a Populist

Washington May 18 The piece notes shifting political alignments in Ohio during the 1895 campaign and describes William A Peffer once a Populist senator from Kansas now living in Washington as a Roosevelt Republican. It highlights his departure from Populism, his aging appearance, and his career indexing congressional reports for the Senate. It also references William A Clark Montana’s star route mail contract wealth and notes Clark’s route from Deer Lodge to Butte amid post office records.

Washington, D Ohio William Howard Taft Taft Herrick Cox Cincinnai Cincinnati Hamilton County John W. Pattison George FB. Cox Boxe Toms Toma Petter Congress William A. Peffer Kansas District of Columbia Washington Senate Peffer Tenson Marion Butler North Carolina People's Party Pettigrew Sout Dakota United States Republice Roosevelt Clark William A. Clark Montana Montana Croesus Deer Lodge Butte Post Office Department

Northern Wyoming Stock Growers Disgusted

Laramie May 20 I Laughlin of Toltee Livestock says one fourth of northern county ranchmen plan to leave the state due to President Roosevelt’s fence removal on public domain order. No agent has visited. ranchers are removing fences fearing prosecution. He expects to quit the business.

Laramie Wyo I. Te Laughlin Tolle Toltee Livestock Company Roosevelt

Railroad and labor shifts and accidents amid western rails

Arthur Smith, formerly freight inspector in Albuquerque, has been transferred to San Francisco. Southern Pacific workers in western Arizona quit for higher wages on a dam near Yuma. Pennsylvania railroad telegraphers gain free travel passes after eighteen years of service. Bert Long leaves Santa Rosa for Liberal Kansas to join Rock Island as chief clerk. Jee Rey Bennett, 12, lost his right forearm in a rabbit-hunting accident at the stock yards. Roy Im, machinist son of W. J. Ben, and his parents were away when the injury occurred. Tulsa federal suit filed against Fritco railroad for cruelty to cattle shipped from Texas to Sapulpa, with cars kept without food or water for over 36 hours, possible penalties outlined.

Arthur Smith Albuquerque San Francisco Sia Southern Pacific Arizona Yuma Bert Long Santa Rosa Moiseiros Liberal Kansas Rock Island Santa Roa Jee Rey Bennett Winslow Mail Huth- Roy Im W. J. Ben& Machinist Santa Fe Hoth Prisco Tulsa United States Fritco Railroad Texas Sapula J. T

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Claim

An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the most trusted cure. It asserts a century of use proves its reliability and notes the preparation is pleasant when mixed with water and sugar for sale by all druggists.

Chanberlain Aldoruget

Notable Montana Figures and Ventures Highlighted in Split Tale

The piece links Clark’s early mining and banking schemes at Deer Lodge with later copper wealth and railroad interests tied to B. M. Harriman. It notes Pinchot’s forestry work, his planned Missouri River voyage, and a proposed Inland Waterways inspection, plus Roosevelt era forestry anecdotes and a White House dog encounter.

Clifford Pinchot Governoo Io Roosevelt Pete White House Pinchot Mr. Pinchot Missouri River Mr. Pinechot Warren Inland Waterway Commission Missouri Pinechot

My Best Friend Dr King's New Discovery Story

Alexander Benton of Fort Edward praises Dr King's New Discovery for asthma and incipient consumption cure in his family. He credits a trial bottle and guarantees, with 50c and 1.00 prices and druggist availability. A separate note from G W Cloyd of Plunk Mo recalls Buckline Arica Salve healing a thumb wound. Mansard's Mills offers 80 wheat at 1.40 per 100 lbs.

Alexander Benton Fort Edward G. W. Cloyd Plunk Togo Mansard’s

We Do Business on the Square Motto Ad

An old time clothing store promotes fair dealing and the Golden Rule. The ad claims honest sizing and value with an iron clad money back guarantee. It rejects sensational pricing and vows to leave customers satisfied.

Doan's Kidney Pills End Uric Acid Dangers in Blood

An ad claiming kidney failure causes rheumatic attacks and uric acid in blood. Promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as the cure for kidneys and uric acid, with a customer testimony from Anselmo Armijo of Santa Fe. Mentions sale by Ireland's Pharmacy and Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents. Also notes The Colorado National Life Assurance Society and local managers Prewitt & Prewitt.

Dean Anselmo Armijo Cerrillon Street Santa Fe N. M Ireland Doan All Deallers Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States THE Colorado National CO. Life Assurance Society Prewitt & Prewitt

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V. Futrelle Furniture Co Saint Phillip Neri Senator Clark Wyoming Tne Pennsylvania Vee Larrabee Tham Wor Eunk Tine Lake Los Angeles B. M. Harriman New York M. Mandell Shington Clothing Belen Chicago Kansas City Galveston EL Paso New Mexico Soboboe WWE the Manhattan Musical Comedy Co Ee Tris Belen Town and Improvement Company Belen Townsite Belen Town and Improvement Co John Becker Pres M. Berger Sec L. Trimble & CO Second Street Railroad Copper Avenue Thos. F. Keleher West Railroad Avenue Red Cross Red Crow WH. Chaplin E. Mauger Wool Ae North Office Albuquerque, N Third Street Meat Market A. Sleyster Cromwell Block Imperial Laundry Co Washington Fashioned Chamberlain Dregrets Eee Citzen Dr. King Mott's Pennyroyal Pills DON J. Rankin & CO N. T. Armijo Building A. E. Walker Mutual Building Association West Balliesa Avenue Noth
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