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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1905

Page

6

Heavy debts and taxes spark Cuban revolution fears

Havana reports warn of a looming revolution in Cuba driven by heavy loans and high taxes. The planned $100 million bonded debt threatens roughly 800,000 people, with critics accusing the Palma administration of pilfering funds and burdening future generations to pay wartime debts to insurgent leaders and veterans.

Army OF Liberation Havana Cairo United States Cuba Congress

Court Up in First Judicial District Not Guilty Verdict

In Santa Fe the United States court tried Benedico Torres on incest charges. After four hours deliberation the jury returned a not guilty verdict. The grand jury session discharged. eight indictments issued, two not found. Santa Fe County District Court saw James Burke plead guilty to larceny of a wedding suit and sentence to one year. An ad for Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil followed.

United States Court For Santa Fe United States Benedico Torres United States District W. H. H. Liewsilyn United Stites A. B. Renehan B. M. Read United States Grand Jury John R. McFie United States Petit Fernando Maestas W. A. Pless Pension Bureau Maestas Albert George Haskell James Burke Louis Gold Lamy McFie

New Facts About Korea From A 19th Century View

A fragmented 19th century voice portrays Korea as a land of beauty yet social decay. It contrasts natural grace with aristocratic oppression, corrupt officials, and peasant strain. The piece notes Seoul’s electricity and telephones, but mocks royal pageantry and public decorum. It ends with an ad for Smith Bros typewriters and a regional agent’s address.

France Seoul Korea

Gunfire in Mogollon Hills Affects Gibson and Party

Tom L. Gibson escaped serious harm after a stray shot grazed his knee while prospecting near Mogollon camp. The party sought why the shot was fired but clues were scarce. The incident hints at possible Apache presence and drunken shooters. Also, a note to students reads about fall term openings and sub soliciting Four-Track News subscriptions for travel and education. It mentions George H. Daniels and club house flour bread claims.

Tom. L. Gibson Mogollon Saya Silver City Mr. Gitwan Secion Gibson Great Illustrated Monthly George H. Daniels East 42Nd Street New York

Santa Fe Browns prepare for fast baseball at fair tourney

Local notes report prizes for top players in the coming tournament and announce Chapton Jef fries as umpire for base ball games. Jim Jeffries will attend Albuquerque events as boxing figures, while Dan Gallegos joins the Santa Fe Contrals. Albuquerque Browns push hard practice as grounds at Tractlop park get a final prep.

Santa Fe Gay Abant Chapton Jeffries Jim Jeffries John L. Sullivan Janes J. Corbett Robert Pidmons Ariz Trinidad Cole Demus Las Vegae Albuquerque Jeffries San Francisco Browns Pomns Ed Pickard Tractlop Park Dan Gallegos Santa Fe Contrals Polaris Las Vegas X. Kawker Frank Owen Albuquerque Browns

Old Pete Browning Third Strike Out in Louisville

Reflection on Pete Browning and his fading batting eye from a bygone era. The piece, mixing memory and local notes, recalls Browning’s early fame, the mock asterisk for “batted On Browning in the eleventh,” and contrasts past heroics with modern readers and local newspaper quirks.

Pete” Browning Pete” Browns Louisville Louis Rogers Browning Pete Browning Peter Browning

Yesterday's Major League Results Reported

A brief score table notes yesterday's MLB results including Milwaukee beating Kansas City 6 to 2, Toledo winning at Columbus, and Louisville defeating Indianapolis 5 to something while other games in Minneapolis and Washington areas are listed with partial scores.

Paul Waseeer Milwaukee Kansas City Toledo Columbus Louis Louisville Indianapolis

Train Time Card Details and Philadelphia Meeting

Eastbound No 2 Atlantic Express arrives at 7 55 am and 8 30 pm Tuesdays and Fridays noon 12 09 am Wednesdays and Saturdays No 8 Chicago and Kansas City Express arrives 6 46 pm departs 7 45 pm No 1 Los Angeles Thursdays No 7 San Francisco Fast Mail arrives 10 30 pm departs 11 10 pm No 27 departs 11 30 pm connects with No 2 eastbound No 22 arrives 7 36 am from south connecting with No 2 eastbound Trains run daily except No 3 and 4 No 1 carries through chair standard and tourist sleeping cars No 7 carries through chair standard and tourist sleeping cars Bam Franciace Oda Fellows Grand Lodge Meeting Philadelphia Sept 16 23 Santa Fe will roll tickets to Philadelphia and return gate 60 05 Dates sale September 13 14 and 14 good to return September 27 Tickets may be extended to October 5 by depositing at destination and paying 50 cents For particulars call Santa Fe agent H S Lutz Albuquerque Nm Have floats built by Stacy and Co union sign writers in Quier's old stand Auto phone Colorado 1 phone 52

Atantic Express Chicago and Kansas City Oda Fellows Grand Lodge Philadelphia Santa Fe H. S. Lutz Albuquemque N. M Stacy & Co Quier Colorado

The Boy That Sticks to the Work Makes a Man

A narrator recalls a boy’s grueling effort helped by a father’s urging to endure blistered hands and grimy sweat. Endurance and self sacrifice forge manliness, while quitting halts growth. The tale ends with neighbors praising the boy as “a brick.”

Father Mother Susan

Oldest Summer Girl Sarah Shook 105 Smokes Since 15

St Joseph Missouri September 14 105 year old Grand a Sarah Shook is likely the oldest summer girl in the United States. She smokes a pipe dating from age 15 and plans trips to Atchison and Leavenworth. She gardens walks daily and keeps a neat appearance. She never reads but Bible and newspapers are read to her. A Mexican War widow with pension papers, she prepared burial clothes at age 100. An admirer gave her a cane she plans to pass on to another elder.

Juan Gaulberto Gomez Ing Trimayor Guanajay Juan Inda United States Jogo Miguel Gomez Enrique Collaxo Little Republic St. Joseph Sarah Shook Winthorp Atchison and Leavenworth Kentucky le Allanrly Ceatts Lowell

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