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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1908
Page
3
Turin dispatch reports the Duke of the Abruzzi remains in Turin amid rumors of his departure for America. Observers read every action for clues about his marriage plans to Miss Elkins, with cipher exchanges noted between him, King Emanuel, and the Duke of Aosta.
The Internal Revenue Service challenges California grape growers revenue ruling and a March decision that would allow fortified grape brandy to be used in proprietor medicines. Officials warn the change could deprive the government of billions in annual revenue and push manufacturers toward non taxable sweet wines or non taxed brandy for medicinal compounds. Senator Perkins and California groups urge reversal, citing fortification of vast quantities of wine unfit for drinking. The commissioner's reply notes the act of October 1, 1894 may be perverted if the ruling stands.
Denver reports two large temperance meetings and a grand rally for Sunday school workers at the thirty fifth annual W C T U convention. National superintendent Margaret Dye Ellie of New Jersey delivered the sermon with Lillian M Stevens presiding.
Citizens of Bernalillo generously support D. Liassan and his family who lost home and belongings in a fire started by their children while parents were away. A subscription reached over two hundred dollars, with visitors Verma from San Francisco and Seligman relatives noted.
A housekeeper stores various dish cloths including cheese cloth unbleached cotton and heavy linen for kitchen use. Soak cloths ten to twenty minutes after washing in lukewarm water with a teaspoon of Gold Dust powder, then rinse and dry in sunshine or fresh air.
Morning Journal reporting from Cerro New Mexico notes three severe show storms in Sunshine valley causing feed shortages for cattle and sheep. Herders face weather losses while Cerro Questa and Cotten Republicans meet at Cerro post office to organize for ticket support and press claims before Congress.
Special correspondence from Carlsbad New Mexico reports northern settlers sending teams from the Carlsbad project to Mainga twenty miles away to plant oats and harrow while alfalfa finished. Immigration remains heavy and optimistic drought concerns ease as land under irrigation expands with new arrivals and promised water access. American crooks in France are noted as: three thieves believed American, known as Pard.
Tertha and Cauda were imprisoned for thirteen months for robbing HisReNnger TSs on eastbound express trains.
Seven new cholera cases were reported in Manila for the day ending Saturday night. Officials attribute the rise to weekend gatherings and feasts but say the epidemic is under control. The health department may restrict native gatherings and sale of dangerous foods. suspected cockpits on city outskirts are blamed for weekend increases.
A Chicago firm using 181 La Salle Street as fiscal agent for Consolidated Insurance touts a Wisconsin and Missouri mine merger. It mails a prospectus offering stock at 26 million dollars with a $1 offer for two shares and guaranteed 12 percent annual return. The ad improperly advertises hot waffles at the Fashion café.
Directory style notice listing optician F Cc Bakes with hours and suite, oculists Shadrach and Tuli serving Santa Fe Coast Lines, eye ear nose throat and aurist practice, doctor Solomon I Burton in Albuquerque with office in Booth Walter Street, attorney at First National Bank Building Albuquerque NM.
Seattle inspectors arrested Wallace Hopkins on October 24 on charges that he used the mails in a scheme to defraud. The investigation details indicate Hopkins engaged in fraudulent activities through postal channels.
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