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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1906

Page

4

Faith in Albuquerque Eastern Railroad Promised by Santa Fe Central

The Albuquerque Outlook notes The Citizen’s confidence that the Albuquerque Eastern railroad will be built by the current Santa Fe Central owners. Promoters stress repeated assurances and shared interests with Santa Fe Central and Pennsylvania Development, arguing these motives ensure completion and benefit to Albuquerque.

Albuquerque Sant Fe Central Maoli Santa Fe Central Pennsylvania Development Company Albuquerque Eastern United States

Paris Draws $50 Million Pennsylvania Bond Issue Amid Market Shifts

Henry Clews notes surplus capital in Paris outstripping other markets as France shows broad wealth. American and foreign losses from the San Francisco fire will be settled gradually, demands not due until sixty days after the blaze. Railroad bonds face weak demand. syndicates hold large blocks awaiting buyers, and great life insurers are less able to underwrite. The Pennsylvania loan shows shifting sources as Albuquerque Eastern funds lag.

Paris Henry Clews France Clews San Francisco Buncomb Saga Pennsylvania Company Albuquerque Eastern Management Pennsylvania New York City

Science vs Human Breeding Sparks Debate in Duluth News Tribune

The Duluth News Tribune reports a clash over applying plant breeding methods to humans. Assistant Secretary Hays has formed a committee from the American Breeders’ association to study the idea. The piece argues against eugenic schemes while noting calls for better heredity and environment amid concerns about societal health and education. It also cites May fiscal data showing national expenditures exceeding revenues by about 2 million dollars and a Peru town named Paris with thirteen years of rainless weather.

Luther Burbank Duluth News Tribune Hays Department of Agriculture American Breeders’ Association Adan Wse Aviation Tran Arizona Bam Haw Peru Paris

Jewish Women Rise In American Industry and Education

An article reviews Jewish women integrating into industrial life and education, noting progress from sweatshops to stenography and law. It cites a New Idea Woman’s Magazine piece on a $20 weekly salary, detailing budgets and the debate over economic independence for Jewish women amid broader immigrant advancement and labor activity.

Elizabeth Howard Westwood New Idea Woman's Magazine New York East Side Hebrew Technical School de Italan

New Mexico Weather Week Ends May 28 1900

For the week ending May 28 threats of unsettled weather covered much of the territory though precipitation was light and mainly in the north. Southern New Mexico saw good showers at week’s end. Paso Del Rio Valley recorded 0.90 inches. Snow fell on northern mountains and some peaks as far south as Sierra County. Frost did not occur due to cloudiness and winds. Temperatures were generally low with daily declines of 8 or 4 degrees. Southeast and southwest mountain streams declined after peaking last week while northern parts and southern Colorado basins remained high and likely to stay elevated into June.

Rio Grande Valley BE Paso Sierra County Colorado

Tomatoes Rise From Ornament to Kitchen Staple Industry

A historical view traces the tomato from an ornamental plant once deemed poisonous to a major food industry. It notes the shift in public opinion, the advent of canning, and the tomato’s role as a universal appetizing condiment. The piece highlights the economic scale, with millions in revenue and wide household use. It emphasizes health and flavor, praising the fruit’s natural ripening process and lack of preservatives in canning.

Irom Teas & Food Helmeti

Dickey Not Indicted in Fatal Shootout Case

Special Correspondence from Deming shows the Luna r county Grand Jury found no indictment against Prof. Dickey for fatally shooting Prof. Duff in self defense on April 28. Also reported: Walker injured by a Santa Fe engine collision may require amputation. Deming Blues organize with Lawdon as manager and Foulks as secretary. murder trial of Al Freeman and Jim Wiley for Victor Queen’s death begins after venue change from Silver City.

Deming Lunar County Grand Jury Dickey-Duff Prof. Duff Prof Dickey Walker Deming Lee & Electric Company Santa Fe Deming Blues W. W. Lawdon Robert Foulks Blues al Freeman Jim Wiley Victor Queen Central City Silver City Grant County Peer

Temple Judge No 6 A F and A M meets tonight

A special communication of Temple Judge No 6 A F and A M is held this evening with the W M J C Ferger secretary noting the meeting. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a Dempress medal contest at the Congregational church tonight with two contests and a musical program between recitations. A Retail Merchants association meeting is set for Tuesday evening May 9 at 8 o'clock to discuss convening New Mexico merchants. Frank H Strong hosted last night at the Alvarado hotel for his birthday featuring Belgian hare themed entertainments and a live rabbit and chicken as unique courses, with guests including Mr and Mrs Hodgin and others.

Temple A. F A. M W. M Retail Merchants’ Association Ealling & Convention of Retail Merchants of New Mexico Wa. D. Clayton Frank H. Strong Alvarado Hotel Mr.Strong B. Hodgin C. J. Connor J. W. Barron

Market Rundown Mixed: Spelter Wool Copper and Cattle

Spot market notes from St Louis and New York show spelter at 8.87, wool steady, copper at 18.70, and lead quiet. Money market in New York steadies on call at 2.25 percent with mercantile paper at 5.25. Chicago live stock receipts total 20,000 with cattle and calves varied in price. Kansas City reports steady cattle and calves as well. Also line items include closing stock quotes for major rails and copper firms.

St. Louis St. Louts New York Chicago Sheen

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