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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1906
Page
6
A royal Erbach noble elopes with a plebeian girl and is disinherited after conflict with kin. The couple marries in England, beggars in Paris, and a plan to restore the fortune is pursued with insanity claims to dissolve the marriage.
Cleveland celebrates the first three cent fare street railway as Mayor Tom J. Johnson is hailed for a five year battle. The campaign saw the old company resist with injunctions while a new line built on unoccupied streets extended thirteen miles. The inaugural car operated with Johnson as motorman, crowds cheered, gun salutes fired, and the city marked a municipal transit victory.
Gilroy, freed from a Mexican prison after an incident in a barroom brawl, travels toward home near Waco Texas. He says a fight led to a wounding and a death but he was not involved and lay in a different part of the room. He waited weeks for a hearing, then was released. has mined in Mexico City area and El Paso ties, plans to visit family before returning to Mexico. Also notes a warning about King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation and related symptoms.
Market letter from Kansas City Stock Yards reports Nov 5 receipts at about 17,000 head with total supply at 70,000 last week. Cattle firm to steady with Colorado and New Mexico feeders selling up to 4.20. Pandanillo calves and silver calves at high prices. Cows range 2.65 to 4, range calves down to 3, stockers 4 to 5. Sheep supplies rising to 27,000 last week, with Utah and Colorado lambs 7 to 7.40, natives 7.0 to 9.60. Medium Arizona lambs 6.50, wethers 5.10 to 5.40, feeding lambs 6.00 to 6.10. Prospects favorable, strong demand expected amid small runs.
Kansas City stock prices list cattle from Punhandie to New Mexico, detailing buyers such as Hunt T & B, Jno Jackson of Memphis, Sam Davidson of New Mexico, and others. The report includes weights from 18 to 1,230 pounds and prices ranging from $1.65 to $4.50 per hundredweight, plus notes on calves, cows, bulls, and lambs across Panhandle Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah markets, with dated entries around Oct 20 to Nov 2, 1906.
Amusements notice recounts the Mahara minstrel troupe performance at the Elks Opera House with Tim Owsley and George Taylor. Billy Young, billed as clever, drew mixed reactions for long intros and muddled humor while Zeb Mathews, William Alexander, and a small chorus offered varied musical numbers and shouts from the audience.
The Maid and the Mummy premieres at the Filler Opera House on Wednesday November 12 with a new return engagement after a prior season hit. The production, built with a $50000 budget for costumes scenery and effects, features Richard Carle in a merry musical with a strong cast, updated songs and dances. A separate notice highlights Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a remedy for ulcers and minor injuries and Chamberlain’s Colic Ch i l d s Salve for piles and skin ailments.
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