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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
4
Analyzing the rise of wealth kept in trust, the piece warns that inheritance into trust companies could concentrate productive wealth and power. It argues for a steep inheritance tax and limits on long term trusts to restore responsibility and prevent an enduring idle elite.
A Chicago judge hears a case of nine to fourteen year old pupils carrying revolvers in a west side school. The piece argues this reflects a growing crime problem, blames society for arming youth, and warns that without police expansion and stricter law enforcement the issue will worsen.
A broad warning from Public Printer Stilling targets government workers amid gambling temptations and job losses. The piece cites bonding bans for trusted positions, then shifts to a realist literary discussion and a German express rates dispute before urging New Mexico development and Albuquerque leadership.
The narrative traces John Ateroth and the rise of John Dowie from Scotland to Australia and the United States. Dowie builds Zion City, proclaims himself Elijah M, expands mills and shops, clashes with authorities, and faces downfall after a New York campaign and civil disputes. The account notes his later travels and faded health with fluctuating fortunes.
The Albuquerque program features Human Hearts, a clean melodrama now in its eighth year, with star W B Nankeville. Roney's Boys Concert company performs April 1 under High School Athletic association auspices. Scotty the Death Valley miner melodrama arrives May 1 at Elks Opera House, plus University of New Mexico students present a May commencement play.
A House committee backs denaturizing alcohol to remove the internal tax and boost farm production and domestic manufacturing. Supporters argue it would enable onfarm distilleries, reduce imports for chemicals and dyes, and expand rural income while preserving alcohol for industrial use.
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