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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
7
A large assortment of Chinese and Japanese mats is listed, featuring various woven and decorative floor coverings suitable for homes. The notice highlights color patterns, sizes, and pricing options for potential buyers.
San Bernardino May 24 Death Valley Scotty has started for his mine with a party of prospective buyers. Scotty travels from Rhyolite with J Jones and Louis Schroxs to inspect the site and map the property. Locals note location papers filed in the county recorder's office. Scotty's money source remains unproven but he continues to attract attention.
Corproal Ela Knowles of the Twenty-fifth Infantry was sentenced by a court martial to fifty years at hard labor in Fort Leavenworth for assault and battery with intent to kill and robbery against Captain Edgar A. Macklin at Fort Reno Oklahoma last December. The sentence, approved by Gen. Albert L. Meyer, falls just short of the maximum. Macklin, shot in the jaw and abdomen by a masked assailant at supper, had served in the Philippines and later at Brownsville.
Chicago May 24 The Brotherhood Welfare association hosted a hoboes banquet at the Windsor Hotel. More than 100 attendees from Bridewell Municipal lodging house and West Madison street venues attended despite disruptions. Speakers recited poems and stories of penitentiaries while Dr Reitman sought to learn the true needs of the men. A merchant from Plunk Mo recalls a narrow escape and healing with Bucklen American Salve.
Fred Lewis of Trinidad Colorado enlisted in the regular army to avoid punishment for forgery. He had prior troubles but settlements with complainants let past cases slide. After arresting for the latest offense the prosecutors would not settle, and his friends proposed army service. He was sent toward Fort Leavenworth to ensure his absence from Trinidad.
L T Cooper declares spring cleaning applies to people as well as houses, aid from Cooper's New Discovery claimed to clean the stomach and bowels, tone the system, restore energy. A Detroit user letter from A W Hull praises improved appetite and vigor after use, noting it as the best tonic and system builder.
A train of forty tank cars bound for Central Mexico passed through the city today as Santa Fe works pushes toward rapid completion of a concrete foundation. Train No 1 was delayed from 7:40 to about 12:30 due to an unspecified incident. In Bloomington a wage increase for foremen on the Chicago & Alton line takes effect May 1 with raises for various yard crews. Santa Fe telegraph operator Morrison travels to Emporium, Pa., after learning his brother died suddenly, leaving a wife and a young daughter. Two Santa Fe conductors were jailed after a street incident in Need, leading to their dismissal by Santa Fe officials. The Great Northern traffic department undergoes a regional reorganization under Traffic Manager W W Broughton.
A vintage storefront pledge proclaims strict adherence to the Golden Rule in selling men’s clothing. It vows satisfaction with money-back guarantees and rejects sensational discount claims, promising fair dealings and square conduct in every purchase.
McKinley County Commissioners invite sealed bids for construction of a Gallup New Mexico court house and jail with separate bids required for each. A five hundred dollar certified check accompanies proposals. Bids due by 4 pm Monday June T, 1907, at the clerk's office. Plans may be seen in Albuquerque or Gallup. The board may reject all bids.
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they prevent alimony by keeping bowels regular and avoiding appendix issues. It guarantees the product and suggests a gentle, effective action suitable for general use.
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