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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1905
Page
7
General Weston defends army morality amid Taggart divorce, praising post life standards. He recalls frontier years and asserts officers and families uphold honor, trust, and chivalry, disputing rumors of impropriety and stressing high moral code among service members.
A sweeping look at forest fires causing massive lumber losses and rising costs across the U.S. notes a $25,000,000 annual destruction while public attention shifts to beef, gas, and rail rates. Also mentioned are plans for a colossal forty-two story hotel in New York with luxury features and a Turkish bath complex, plus commentary on medical misdiagnoses and a divorce case remark on whiskey.
A woman who knew the man only as a stranger posted the required bond and was warned it would be better to produce the man before her case was called. The remark was made as the matter proceeded to the courtroom stage.
Yesterday a heavy downpour flooded a yard at 400 Went Copper Ave. Leandro Lebya pulled three year old Arculano Lebya from a three foot trench near an excavation. Neighbors and the father provided resuscitation efforts. the child revived and left the house later in the day, though severely weakened but out of danger.
In Albuquerque the Bebber Optical Company grows with a complete lens grinding plant. Dr. Otto G. Bebber, proprietor and New Mexico board of examiners in optometry member, offers glasses for all defects and a Kodak supplies division. Also notes revival of farming lands and a reference to Mukden battle era. Miss Charlotte Davis of Las Vegas bound over to grand jury on a $200 stolen note charge.
Hyomel claims to cure hay fever by changing climate at home. It states heat dust and pollen as causes and offers a complete Hyomel outfit with inhaler and bottles. The ad guarantees refunds if Hyomel fails, and promotes a railroad resort guide and bread making with Club House Flour.
Weather forces postponement of the St. Joseph versus Des Moines game. Other matches listed include Sioux City, Omaha, Pittsburg, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Indianapolis, Louisville, Toledo, Columbus, and Minneapolis with multiple minor results and standings in the National and American leagues.
Walter Page of New York editor of the World's Work and a Doubleday, Page & company partner, toured the West for a northwest edition. He praised the Grand Canyon area, praising El Tovar Inn as a fine hotel with water hauled by tank cars, and noted the canyon’s spell that makes one want to return. He spoke of the Arizona desert, a hotel in the sand, and the canyon’s captivating power.
An Alamogordo dispatch dated September 3 reports two men captured near Junction, Arizona, identified in Gila County records, with rewards totaling 606 dollars offered by Arizona and 260 dollars by Otero County. Sheriff A. B. Phillips brought them to jail after arresting them without resistance. The report notes fear of further indictments as the case proceeds.
A dense classifieds page lists multiple help wanted notices, rentals, sales, and lost items. Items include a request for a nine room house equity purchase, housework and dining room staff positions, carpenters, molders, clerical workers, and a general help bid. Also includes room rentals, furnished suites, and real estate listings across the city.
Money to loan on furniture, pianos, organs, horses, wagons and other chattels as well as salaries and warehouse receipts, from $10 to $200. Loans are quick and private with one month to one year terms, goods remain in your possession. Open evenings at Grant Building Rooms 3 and 4, 315 West Railroad Ave.
The merchant tailor announces a new establishment upstairs over 209 West Railroad Avenue offering top order suits, clothes cleaning pressing and repairs with cloth preservation. Ladies garments also cleaned with fit guaranteed. Give me a trial.
Roswell Canning Factory assets pass to W S Prager and J P White after stockholders learn total indebtedness about 5000 dollars. They assume the debt and take control to fulfill tomato contracts and manage factory operations with J P White and W S Prager arranging for future stock and contracts with farmers.
September events include the Bruno Dieckman concert September 18 23 the Twenty fifth Territorial Fair September 30 and a Ramona production at Elks opera house A dissolution notice records Prank Der and A C Cox dissolving their CubOff saloon partnership at Belen effective September 4 with the surviving party assuming debts and collecting accounts Also notices announce Albuquerque Lumber and Planing Mill changes G Gustafson and a general repair shop opening on Third Street plus Knight's Midnight Sun September 23 event details.
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