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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1906
Page
6
A brief quotation style fragment argues that immigrants arriving from Europe in large numbers are not desirable. The source emphasizes a grim view of mass immigration and its perceived impact on society.
Special correspondence outlines Henry Alfred Douglas Schulta a German Rhine wine heir who descends into wine and crime to fund a lavish life. It also profiles Buffalo political boss Fingy Connors and famed duelist Augustus Sullivan, plus a Yom Kippur clash with socialists, and the closing of Amen Corner as a political hub.
Fragmented urban notes describe pickpocket schools behind a church, a crowded Tombs jail, Salvation Army schism and an insurgent banner clash. A language agitation pushes American terms over English, with petitions to the White House and debates on national linguistic identity.
The University of New Mexico opened the local football season by defeating the United States Indian School 27 to 5 on their gridiron. The Varsity produced intricate plays under the new rules, showing strong coaching. Next Saturday the Varsity faces Manual School, with other on schedule including School of Mines of Socorro.
Motive unclear but Dew Molies of Hiowa promotes a convent event at J H O'Rielly's store. Admission is 60 cents.
In St Louis on October 14 the visit of LT Cooper has drawn crowds as his New Discovery medicine is touted to remove parasitic tapeworms causing stomach trouble. Reports from locals, including Mrs. B Prengel, describe relief from long standing illness and fatigue after taking the Cooper preparation, with claims of dramatic health improvements and broader rheumatic relief.
A Santa Fe chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star was formed at Masonite hall led by Mrs J B Miller and Mrs Charles Mausard. Santa Fe Chapter No 19 becomes the nineteenth in the territory, with officers and charter members listed. Meetings set monthly at the Blue Lodge apartments of the Masonic temple.
An old newspaper fragment lists vaudeville acts with dates from November to December and includes an employment notice for a boy of about 14 to 16 seeking an electric trade. It also warns of plague dangers from coughs and colds and promotes Dr King's New Discovery for consumption, with a testimonial from Mrs. Geo. Walls. An advertisement urges JAFFA'S KRACK KREA BREAD as the preferred choice.
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