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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1905
Page
7
Dan McGugin outlines how a trainer must study each player to tailor exercise and diet. He contrasts hardy athletes with slender types prone to staleness, notes signs like dull eyes and lack of snap, and shares sample menus for training periods including cereals, toast, eggs, steak, potatoes, celery, fruit, and roasted meats.
Mr. George Samuels secures rights to two major eastern plays The Man From Mexico and A Deserted Bride for his initial tour The Man From Mexico features lively humor with Willie Collier a noted star and plays to packed houses A Deserted Bride promises scenic production showing contrasts between underworld life and society The promotions tout an exceptional New York company and unrivaled scenic equipment
A nostalgic theater anecdote piece recalls Irving and Cushman era pranks and mishaps. Stories include Irving's Hamlet prank for a waiter, Cushman with Lawrence Barrett aided by a slippery staircase, and Norton’s backstage scare that prompted a boast about a town’s success.
Washington reports that Senator Thomas C. Platt and Charles E. Odell are locked in a fierce struggle for influence in New York. Roosevelt weighs balancing duties as reports circle about Platt as he battles to maintain grip on state appointments amid political maneuvering.
Exhibits at the Lewis and Clark Exposition from Rampart in Alaska show rich gold deposits. A collector named Tien from Nome arrives with a varied display valued near four thousand dollars. The Rampart district on the Yukon near Tanana has placer mining now boosted by new equipment and irrigation mining planned for the future.
Notices a proposed irrigation project in the Great Ban Juan Valley to cover about 15,000 acres including land that may be desert or homestead entries. Parties involved will withhold full details for now. full public disclosure expected next week.
Ed Walsh may win two games in one day for Chicago to earn a monument at Lincoln Park. Stagg and Booth suffer ailments. Cincinnati basks in Young’s minors breakout. Yale loses Kineon to business. Daly exonerated after cribbing charges. Gates bets $30,000 on Israelite. Roy Young shines at tackle. football rules debated. Nelson fights planned. Sullivan tours the Northwest performing sparring exhibitions.
An article extols the immense power of a six inch water jet at the Mill Creek Plant with a head of 1960 feet, claiming potential output of 5200 horsepower and extreme pressures. It describes the setup from intake at Butte Creek via a regulating reservoir to twin 30 inch pipes feeding the powerhouse and notes dramatic visual effects if unleashed.
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