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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1905
Page
3
Just received a large assortment of every thing new and nobby In the fur niture line Our mammoth fur niture emporium is replete with everything to make housekeep ing pleasant and at prices that will not hurt your pocketbook It will pay you to investigate our stock before purchasing We can furnish your home com plete Special attention given to male orders Get the Habit J D EMMONS to Futrelie Furniture Company
The Southern Kansas division plans its annual Niagara Falls meeting with headquarters at Falls on October 10. J B Trainer takes over as Rio Grande roadmaster, while Krupp of Germany reportedly secures 50 000 tons of steel rails for the Southern Pacific. Fireman F B Krohn moves from Bellamont to canyon pits, and El Paso and Albuquerque staff changes accompany telegraph upgrades at the Santa Fe.
Two notable leaders, Corporal James A. Tanner and Captain Crawford, known as the Poet Scout, helped foster fraternal ties between the Blue and Grey. Crawford’s earlier Chautauqua rally and a charity effort for General Hood’s orphaned children are cited, with Tanner’s promotion and a letter from Crawford highlighted as defining acts of their friendship and leadership.
In a letter of thanks Captain Jack Crawford praises Jimi for support and pledges loyalty from both Blue and Grey. He hopes the convention will unite in justice, truth, and lasting peace, predicting a future tour with the Poet Scout as aide de camp.
San Marcial enjoys a boom as plans unfold for electric lights and a modern electric plant. W M Broyles, banker and miller, builds a plant to supply city lighting and power for his touring mills. Santa Fe invests 15000 dollars to boost flood protection and overall town growth.
The 1905-06 term at St. Vincent's Academy opened with 90 pupils, rising from 60 a year ago. Sister Superior predicted enrollment could reach about 150 by term end. Prof. Montoya will teach Spanish twice weekly, Mondays and Thursdays, while the dormitory can house about twenty scholars.
An intense electrical storm swept Mesilla Valley including Las Cruces and nearby areas on Wednesday night. A lightning strike damaged a tree in Jacob Schaublin's yard. Reported injuries were minor as children knocked down by the storm recovered fully.
Houston authorities enact a city ordinance targeting men who glare at or remark to women, or make any gesture or sound to attract attention with intent to annoy or trouble a female. Convictions are to be pursued by the Houston City Court, enforcing penalties for unwanted attention and lewd conduct in public spaces.
A 19th century style health ad urges vigilance against summer illnesses. It claims healthy stomachs resist germ spread and promotes Micona tablets from J. H. O'Rielly & Co. as a remedy. It emphasizes natural digestion, lists symptoms, and promises health restoration with Miona.
The Deming Graphic reports funds secured to build water works, with the well site near the railroad yard in front of Mr Wamel’s residence. Col. Smith is praised for pushing the project to completion, promising rapid work and town improvement. The notice also contains unrelated testimonial-style lines about health remedies and product ads.
Jahny Welgenhausen formerly of Central City sues two Douglas newspapers for libel seeking damages after a report about a night time incident involving Julius leading to reflection on his character. The piece also advertises De Witts Witch Hazel Salve as a medical remedy for piles and skin ailments.
A 19th century advertorial asserts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures kidney troubles in women. It touts the product as uniquely suited for female ailments, cites testimonials from Mrs. Samuel Vrake and Mrs. J W Lang, and invites women to seek Mrs Pinkham’s guidance and free advice.
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