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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1906
Page
3
Special Correspondent reports Roosevelt faces Democratic critics over the rate bill while maintaining discipline within Republicans. Crane emerges as a leading Senate figure and Benson bonds with leaders as advocates push for higher salaries. La Follette is sidelined in the rate debate, provoking consternation among supporters. Roosevelt also handles Venezuelan abdication news without resigning.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a harmless candy that cures constipation and indigestion. It urges carrying a ten cent box, taking one tablet when needed, and notes they strengthen bowel muscles without harsh laxative effects. The text includes endorsements and a request to send stamps to Sterling Remedy Company in Chicago or Keene.
J Zangwill writes in The Evening Citizen on the wandering Jew problem the need for a Jewish territorial organization Ito to secure an autonomous refuge. He cites emigration from poverty, the pull of host lands, and the Zionist response while noting possible territories and the role of Jewish labor and capital in creating a land of refuge.
The story describes a formal cabinet meeting with Mr Root seated first and the president resisting abdication rumors. It then recounts a friendly bout in which Jim Ellsworth is injured at Crowe and McCoy’s saloon after a knife altercation. A River ton postmaster is robbed and Elec tric Bitters praised for curing jaundice and other ailments.
News notes from Chaves County report a strong lamb crop as many sheepmen finish lambing. Elza Whiteg has 6,400 ewes and aims to shear 12,000 head by early June. Arthur P. Green and C Wiener merge to form a development firm planning to sink the Old mine deeper to 1,500 feet. Lincoln County commissioners borrow funds to speed court work, with a dozen prisoners to be sent to the penitentiary after the term. Porters catch a 535 pound bass at Dimmitt Lake, plus perch and other catches. Max Kirchman to drill for artesian water for Socorro Bohemian colony. A horse attack injures Jim Phillips, but he recovers. Mrs. Pridzell, elderly aunt of Ranger Phelps, found after wandering in Maine, Arizona. Thieves enter a Deming hotel through the cellar and stair door, escaping with the cash register. White Oaks promotes a national irrigation reservoir site near the canyon mouth to supply a large watershed area.
Captain J. P. Connor reports a remarkably detailed petrified foot and lower leg on his mining land about one and a half miles north of Glorieta. The contour is clear and suggests it was once part of a human body, with toes and toes well formed and an outline resembling a moccasin.
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