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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1905

Page

2

Arizona Figures Weigh Joint Statehood Support

The piece lists prominent Arizona figures favoring joint statehood across counties with names like Baker Armstrong Ainsworth Latham Herring Griffith Hughes Wright Rodgers Wilson Chalmers Bird O Keefe M Gaddis Connelly and others. It argues that support spans parties and regions and notes letters from all territories show strong adherents while antis lament opposition. It ends with a quip on competing interests and the proverb about gods and destruction.

Arizona Maricopa County Kibbey Hages Phoenix Gang A. C. Baker Thos. Armstrong, Jr C. F. Ainsworth H. I. Latham Pima County Win. Herring W. M. Griffith L. C. Hughes J. B. Wright Mark Rodgers Thomas F. Wilson Santa Cruz County D. G. Chalmers Allen T. Bird Don O'Keefe Mohave County O. D. M. Gaddis Baker Pinney Jointure Jean Idea

Entertainment In An Ancient Capital In El Paso Area

Delegates to the American Mining congress in El Paso will be entertained in Ciudad Juarez across the Rio Grande as part of the program. The old city hall, the former Maximilian era headquarters, will host events with excursions to Copper camps and other Mexican features. Visitors will experience a glimpse of a distant past as they travel and view ancient style houses and historical relics along the border.

EE Paso Texas American Mining Congress el Paso Mexico Ciudad Juarez Mexican City Rio Grande Jared Maximilian Ciudad Duares Sauard Mexcan Congress Paso Falito Siip Slater City Mosc

Tigers In India and the tiger’s balance of fear and benefit

Caspar Whitney argues in Outing that tigers panthers and leopards regulate India's agriculture by controlling deer pigs and cattle threats. He notes last year’s wild beast death toll and asserts panthers are bolder and more vicious than tigers while natives often defend dogs against leopards.

India Heromes Jack Caspar Whitney

Owning a Field Brings Joy in Nature Study

The article urges starting with a nearby locality such as a farm or acre own land. It argues that owning land creates a bond with nature, invites exploration, and reveals many unseen details during seasonal changes. Owning is not required but strongly preferred for lasting delight.

National Fabin

Havemeyer Party Visits Albuquerque Heading to Grand Canyon

Millionaire Henry Havemeyer and companions stopped in Albuquerque for a few hours en route to the Grand Canyon traveling in two private cars Edgemere and Carri core on a passenger train. The party narrowly escaped a mine explosion at Cripple Creek Colorado that could have killed them upon descending to the fifth level.

Grand Canyon H. ©. Havemeyer Colorado California Mr. Havemeyer Edgemere Carricore Cripple Creek Colo Havemeyer

A Hill Tale From a Colorado Miner Preacher

From Colorado Post a cleric writes in plain vernacular about coffee versus Postum sharing a miner’s tale of relief after switching. The letter underscores faith and simple speech over ornate rhetoric while endorsing Postum Co products and the reading book titled The Read to Want.

Ander Man Epeodh Sehal Perks Colorado Postar

National irrigation progress and future aims outlined

A government reclamation summary reports progress in three years of national irrigation work. Projects active in eleven states include Salt River, Yuma, Uncompahgre, and Truckee Carson with 23.87 million dollars set aside for 960000 acres. Additional sites like Klamath Falls and Payette await construction with 10.2 million dollars reserved for 94900 acres. The overall program totals 34.27 million and 1.419 million acres will be irrigated, marking the start of a vast effort. Jacob H. Schiff faces an insurance investigation spotlight over Union Pacific holdings and Equitable securities.

Reclamation Service Salt Rver Yuma Uncompahgre Minidoka Huntley Fort Buford North Platte Truckee-Carson Hondo Belle Fourche Shoshohe Ser van Farndon Secretary of the Interior Klamath Falls Malheur Mukr River Bismarck Buford-Trenton Palouse Payette Boise Strawberry Valley

Coal Barons Speak In Strike Standstill

Francis Le Baron Robbins of Pittsburg Coal Co signals firmness against union miners demands. Roswell Commercial Club official Graham promotes Rexwell Automobile route, touting a transcontinental passenger line via Las Vegas Albuquerque Torrance and Roswell. He reports traveling salesmen praise the route as a major modernization aid and foresee strong patronage and rapid growth once opened.

FL. Robbins Francis le Baron Robbins Pittsburg United States Roswell Graham Pouse Serurity Clynjemtion New Mexico

Court at Portales terminates in one day

Judge William Pope and Clerk Bird presided at Portales for the October term, which lasted one day. No juries were drawn. few motions heard and some cases dismissed or continued. All other cases will be heard again in December when court resumes.

Portales William JH. Pope Bird Hervey Roswell

Mercury and Potash Harms Worse Than Contagions

An elderly patient recounts years of illness linked to Mercury and Potash exposure. He describes severe digestive disruption, salivation, wounds, and bone deterioration, claiming medical treatment failed and condition worsened over time.

Swift Specific Cure Ad From Atlanta Ga

Purely vegetable remedy claimed to eradicate disease permanently with no blood signs remaining. It purifies and tones the body, avoiding mineral treatments like mercury or potash. A reward is offered for proof the product contains minerals. Home treatment book and medical advice free.

Itv Swift Specific CO Atlanta, Ga

Prove It Anytime Doan's Kidney Pills Ad

Albuquerque readers recount relief from backache after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs J Mall of 519 South First St. says her daughter recovered quickly after a pharmacy purchase. The ad lists Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole U.S. agents with the slogan Remember the name Dean's and take no other.

Albuquerque J. Mall South First St Doan Albuqueraque Alvarado Pharmacy Dean Prien 50 Milburn Co Buffalo United States

New Mexico Attorney Weds Trinidad Woman

Judge A J Abbott of Santa Fe marries Mrs Ida M Patton of Trinidad in a morning ceremony. The couple plans a wedding tour to Denver then Santa Fe where Abbott will reside as U S attorney for the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico. Also notice from United States Land Office in Santa Fe announces township plats filed and final date for applications.

A. J. Abbott Santa Fe N. M Ida M. Patton Trinidad DC. Peters The Christian Church Denver Judge Abbott United States Pueblo Indians New Mexico United States Land Office Manuel R. Otero Fred Muller

Unverified Lydia Pinkham Claim On Tumor Cure

An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for tumors in women. It recounts Mrs Fannie D Fox and a testimonial from Lynn Massachusetts about avoiding surgery, urging readers to write for a patient letter and promising a free reply from Mrs Pinkham’s assistant.

Lydia F. Pinkham Fannie D. Fox Lydia Lydia B. Pinkolin Fannie Chestnut Burnet Bradford

Professional Cards Dentists in Albuquerque Classified

A fragmented list of professional cards and ads from Albuquerque near Grant block and Railroad avenue. Includes dentists, attorneys at law, a civil engineer, an independent contractor, physicians, a veterinarian, and the Albuquerque Business College with addresses and operating hours. Names include Bernard Rodey and J Alger, with offices in San Pedro area and Barnett building, plus contact details and a 1905 term start.

Bernard Rodey Albuquerque N. M Wil United States

Window display at Globe store features Rio Grande skirts

See the Rio Grande Woolen Mills display at Globe store and ask for the $3.50 walking skirts shown, inviting shoppers to inspect material and design.

Rio Grande Woolen Mills Globe Store

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