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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1905

Page

7

Man Gives Pennies to 100 Children Daily near Baltimore Shop

Edward J Cobb, a Baltimore machinist, has given pennies to about 100 children daily for twenty years except Sundays, from a corner near his shop. He emphasizes the pennies are for the youngsters, with a nickel on Christmas. many families use the coins to help or treat their children. He has dispensed roughly 36,000 pennies, with helpers sometimes assisting the crowds.

Carnegie Rockefeller Edward J. Cobb Baltimore Nual Cobb Mr. Codd J. Rock Joe Harry Codd

Santa Fe Elks Bazaar of Nations set for October 2

Santa Fe Elks plan a unique Bazaar of Nations in the capital city to raise funds for an Elks Opera House. October 2 set, with Noble F Martin of Utica NY overseeing. Citizens from central New Mexico expected to attend. event features booths for USA Japan Turkey Italy and Spain, a large 60 by 90 foot tent, country store, band concerts and dances each evening. Proceeds support Santa Fe Elks building fund.

Elks' Bazaar of Nations Santa Fe Lodge Noble F. Martin Utlea N. Y Santa Fe New Mexico Co. GC. Watson A. J. Fisher Albuquerque Elks of America Japan Turkey Italy Spain Society Folk of Elks Building Fund Elks Opera House

National Railroad of Mexico seeks branch line to Guadalajara

Engineers of the National Railroad company of Mexico work to locate a low grade route for a branch line from San Felipe to Guadalajara. If a feasible route is found, construction will proceed. Guadalajara is the second largest city in Mexico and long desired for extension of the system.

National Railroad Company of Mexico San Felipe Guadalajara The National Mexico

De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve Gains Noted Fame

B. C. De Witt & Co of Chicago developed a salve from Witch Hazel aimed at piles and skin conditions. It treats blind and bleeding piles, itching, eczema, cuts, and burns. Widespread counterfeits have emerged. ask for De Witt’s the genuine, sold by all druggists.

B. C. de Witt & Co Chicago de Witt

Returns Stolen Sheep to William Fraser

Private Richard C. Huber of the territorial mounted police said to have gathered enough evidence to convict Claude Doane for stealing sheep from William A. Fraser in the Estancia valley. Huber traced a branded pelt to Jaramillo, confirming purchase of 103 sheep for 180 in gold and a 10 bill, and Fraser identified the stock. Huber also recovered Walter Lyons's horse, branded with 8, and Lyons's own horse, leaving only the thief's smidile to be found for Lyons's murder case.

Richard C. Huber Territorial Mounted Police Albuquerque Claude Doane William A. Fraser Estancia Huber Los Padillas Manuel Jaramillo Jaramillo Mr. Fraser Los Padidas Mr.Fraser Walter Lyons Ramah McKinley County Lyons Doane

Old Sore Remedies and a 1905 Agriculture Notice

A historical fragment combines an advertisement about curing old ulcers with a government notice from September 11, 1905. It touts a blood cleansing remedy and then reports an amendment to Rule 2 affecting quarantine areas for livestock across multiple states and territories, with dates and regional scope.

United States Department OF Agriculture Sptember Secretary of Agriculture Washington Oregon Kansas Smith, Osborne, Russell Barton Stafford Pratt and Barber Texas Greenwich San Juan Rio Arriba Taos McKinley Bernalillo Santa Fe Otero New Mexico Oklahoma Woodward and Beaver Bureau of Animal Industry Washington, D. C W. M. Hays

Coney Island Hosts Second Brilliant Mardi Gras

The second annual Mardi Gras at Coney Island opened with elaborate decorations from Ocean Park to Sea Gate. A glowing electric light parade featured illuminated floats powered by electricity, surpassing last year’s event. The fourth day will spotlight a prize automobile display, with a floral parade and baby show planned, culminating in a grand closing carnival with sports and amusements.

Brooklyn Coney Island Ocean Parkway Sea Gate Ita

Territorial Mounted Police Parade Feature

The Territorial Mounted Police will appear in the parade tomorrow in full gear. Captain John F. Fullerton, Lieutenant Baca, Sergeant Lewis, and Privates Myers, McGrath, Dudley, Huber, Avent, Perea, Putnam and Brophy will ride with guns and cartridge belts. Some have fought before, and their presence will test visitors' view of this new law branch, with the late arrival of the southern-ranger contingent completing the group.

Territorial Mounted Police John F. Fullerton Baca Lewis Myers McGrath Dudley Huber Avent Perea Putnam Brophy

Best for Children Cough Cure Warns Mothers About Illnesses

Health notice urges mothers to watch for coughs colds croup and whooping cough in children. Recommends One Minute Cough Cure as the best remedy described as harmless pleasant and free of opiates. Sold by all druggists.

Consulting Engineers Propose Isthmian Canal Plans

Washington Sept. 20 The board of consulting engineers for the Isthmian canal devoted the day to explaining plans by Buenu Varilla and Linden W Bates. Varilla says the canal could be built and in operation in five years with a lock canal deepened to sea level later. Bates proposes dams near the sea to form two large lakes, eradicating swamps and improving sanitary conditions, but his plan would not obviate the need for the Culebra cut.

Washington, Dd, C Isthmian Canal c Commission Helring Buenu Varilla Linden W. Bates Varilla Batea Culebra

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