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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
3
A Lordsburg correspondent reports James T Barber, convicted of poisoning Rev N D Wood, died in jail the morning before his sentencing. Wood, pastor of the Lordsburg Methodist church, fell ill after breakfast tainted with strychnine. Barber’s alleged motive was alleged love for the preacher’s wife.
Very Rev J M Coudert a pioneer Catholic clergyman of the southwest died Saturday at age 75 after a long illness. He served eighteen years as pastor at Bernalillo NM and spent nearly fifty years advancing the church and its people. Born in France he learned English and Spanish and spoke them fluently. Funeral was at Bernalillo and he was buried in the Catholic cemetery. He was succeeded in March by Very Rev Antonio Jouvencean. Also included is an herbal ad-like note about Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles.
The text suggests that a healthy person can possess beauty through a clear complexion and tolerable health, emphasizing skin that is clean, velvety, and looks fresh. It reads as a fragmented discussion of cosmetic appeal and the desire for a youthful appearance.
An ad claims Hagan's Magnolia Balm smooths skin by clearing sweat glands and oiliness, promising a fresh wholesome complexion on the face neck arms and hands. It urges readers to buy a bottle today to prove its effects.
Governor Hagerman removes Granville Pendleton of San Juan County from the territory Bureau of Immigration, Pendleton resists the order and plans to challenge it. The governor cites lack of resignation and risk to bureau operation, noting the bureau’s term and funding constraints. Pendleton had chaired the bureau for years and disputes the action.
Special Correspondence from Kansas City notes last week’s cattle receipts reached 70,000 head with cattle from Texas to Colorado arriving in greater numbers than at any fall week. Market stayed strong for westerns until Thursday, then steers eased 6 to 15 cents. cows gained mildly. calves held firm on real grades. stock calves and feeders near week’s start levels. Demand remained steady. western feeders quoted 135 to 400. cutters 2.80 to 3.70. yearlings 2.25 to 3.00. range bulls 2.00 to 2.50. light vealers 5.00 to 1.00.
Run of 34 000 sheep last week, 11 000 today, 20 000 cattle today. Demand from country keeps up, but receipts light and market weak. Utah dominates supply with Idaho and Arizona offerings. lambs 15 to 25 cents lower, sheep and feeding stock in demand but prices down. Mu lti-state movement includes Halley Saunders Idaho lambs at 7.25 and 7.15, Arizona lambs at 0.90, mixed ewes and wethers at 6.25, Idaho ewes 5.25, yearlings 6.26 to 5.76, best lambs 7.50. feeding stock 6.50 to 8.00 and 4.50 to 5.40 for breeding stock.
Representative week sells of Panhandle and New Mexico cattle in Kansas City list numerous consignors in Hereford and Canadian, Texas and Claude, Texas. Prices span calves and cows with weights from 508 to 1,171 pounds and bids around 2.00 to 8.50 dollars, noting 34,000 head this week across sheep, lambs, and steers.
Five fairs were among the crowds at the Manuelito fair last week guests of Mr and Mrs Buck and other Civil Service clerks who toured main sights. Pryce Evens travels with his mother to San Bernardino California. Mr Smith of Navajo and Herbert Johnson relative of WA Parr spent time with relatives before returning to Winslow where he works. Johnson recently came from Wisconsin intending to bring his wife to Winslow. The Parr sisters from Wisconsin and a younger son left for an extended trip to Altona Western California with San Bernardino and Oakland visits. W A Barr received rocks from the agricultural department to stock a small reservoir on company grounds. Fish are under an inch but expected to grow once frogs leave the pond.
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 216 South Second Street announces a change of program with new pictures and new songs every Saturday morning. A whole show for a penny.
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A feature praising women workers joining the Retail Clerks' union in St Paul Minnesota. Miss Mayme Mulcrone of Bannon & Co department store highlights four years of service and union membership. The piece argues unions aid women by giving voice, social bonds, and leverage to address abuses, hours, ventilation and wages while debunking myths of constant strikes.
Pittsburg, Sept. 26. Is a brewery as worthy of support as a church. Is the man who says it worthy of voter support for governor. Lewis Emery, independent oil producer, anti‐Standard Oil and anti boss, is the reform candidate. His anti corporation stance alarms but his brewery and church stance sparks opposition. Emery had Lincoln party nomination with Democrats backing, but Prohibitionists questioned liquor stance after stock in a Bradford brewery surfaced. Emery replied with a famous letter deeming brewery as worthy as a church. The Water party split the vote, nominating Homer Castle, who rose in past campaigns and accused Republican fund handling.
Land Office Santa Fe announces that Manuel R. Otero has filed for final proof on his NW 14 Section disputed land in Township 11 North, Range West, with witnesses Masedonio Ramirez Ramon Serna Jose Rafael Chavez and Bidal Chavez y Montoya all from San Rafael New Mexico before the U S court commissioner at San Rafael on October 8 1906. An unrelated local advertisement lists scalp treatments and cosmetic products offered by Mrs Bambini at 209 West Railroad Avenue Albuquerque New Mexico.
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