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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1907
Page
6
A respondent in Chattanooga submits corrections to excerpts from Hugh KE. Smith evangelist. He argues Smith misstates Christian Science and asserts the truth will free, citing Be ye therefore perfect and the love of Christ as proving genuine understanding. The letter condemns mischaracterizations and urges readers to rely on Christ Jesus’ teachings.
A Kansas City Times column recounts a prankster who asked people in a Baltimore hotel lobby to name their assumed identities under imagined arrest. Guests, including John Mulloy and D J Dean, offered common names like Smith or Jones, prompting Chief Hayes to remark on the silliness of such requests and the broader habit of using fake names.
Commissioner John W. Yerkes, enforcing denatured alcohol rules, weighs who should be Kentucky’s poet laureate. A submitted poem mocks bourbon and whiskey culture, while another Kentucky poet riffs musically on denatured alcohol. Yerkes delays ruling, predicting future contenders.
The influx of immigrants flooding Ellis Island strains authorities as ships from North German Lloyd bring thousands. A New York bureau aimed at diverting migrants to the South falters due to weak state support, while other ventures seek to profit from newcomers with proposed farm schemes.
A circular letter circulated by the New York Times asks readers to judge President Roosevelt's current popularity and strength with voters for a potential third term. The appeal seeks opinions from readers, noting strong postulation about his electability.
Raymond Sanchez named postmaster at Chill Bernas county. The following pensions have been granted Encarnacion 8 de Serrano Park View 8 per month from September 26 1905 William W McDonald Albuquer 2 per month from March Chantland of Fort Bayard per month from January 2 If You Want anything on earth you Card Rooms for Kent for sale at the office of The Evening Chicken We get re Why Evening Citizen
In Washington April measures center on the presidential contest Roosevelt appears to settle on Taft while Foraker moves to open an Ohio anti Roosevel t campaign. Taft's backers organize in Columbus as Roosevelt allies mobilize funds and press for primaries.
Overview of Coxey planning a new national crusade with a traveling circus style campaign, promising a large train, a tent for thousands, and high priced performers. He aims to advocate a non interest bearing bond plan and government ownership of public utilities amid emphasis on radical reform and a broader political critique. Also includes unrelated notices and a final ad tease.
The piece recalls Tod Sloan once earning over a hundred thousand a year as a royal jockey and celebrity. Now near fifty nine inches tall and weighing about ninety nine pounds, he lives in a modest Broadway office, reflecting on past riches, fame, and a dramatic fall from grace.
Advices from the Philippines describe Private Dodds, once in the nineteenth infantry, as a fierce deserter who eluded searchers in Cebu and Mindanao. He later allegedly married a local datto’s daughter on Tawi Tawi, adopting Malay garb and rule as a feudal potentate while provoking renewed unrest with American forces.
Remember that work is only means character is the end sincerity is the foundation of honest work sorrow is the price for lasting attainment label your own work no one can hold you down you are determined to succeed every man is destined to do something worthwhile seven roads lead to Rome most people judge by first impression few men succeed until they work hard and kind words take longer than harsh ones credit comes from paying debts easier to do good work than poor if you learn how harder things are the more worth while sensible employers push you ahead ambition develops selfishness throttles body and mind rules are needed like laws for government you cannot learn everything in a day being employed is a promise of good work boss appreciates but seldom says so times and methods change honest about your goods a single way to tell goods place them in the market many would seek a customer if they could find out only cowards fear to venture even angels are impatient at times it is foolish to hold a grudge unkind feelings are not marketable it pays to do well in business every worker thinks if he were boss he would act differently
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