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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1907

Page

4

The Thaw Trial and Western Sentiment Reflections

A telegraph from New York discusses the Thaw trial verdict and fees paid to five attorneys, noting Western sympathy for Evelyn Nesbit and Harry Thaw. It contrasts Western perceptions of morality with sensational phenomena, arguing the West lacks insight into the case and condemns the debauchery linked to Stanford White.

I & Telegram New York Chien Feox Delmas Cileen Werman Thes Kit Stanford White FedNer Thaw Evelyn Nesbit Penson Harry Thaw Ely Elie i Kurt Auah Stanford White

Good Citizenship for Albuquerque Citizens

Analysis of civic obligation argues that paying taxes alone does not make a good citizen. Active local engagement, pride, and efforts to improve the town are urged. Citizens should beautify, inspect, and influence welfare, urging business leaders to attract new industries, with households starting at home and extending to streets and alleys.

Alba- Aerio Keene Beatles Albuquerque

Think Politics Now Cardinal View On Roosevelt and Wealth Power

Readers debate Roosevelt policy and Wall Street influence, urging citizen duty to scrutinize Harriman Rockefeller interests. The piece cites costs of political reporting and calls for reform of liquor laws and brewers interests, urging personal responsibility in public life.

Roosevelt Marelman Penrose Harrimans Rockefellers Wall Street Hootevelt Richmond Harriman Han Hockefeller

Editor’s plea over Creel candidacy stirs Chihuahua fears

The Times criticizes Creel’s possible governor bid in Chihuahua as unlawful and dangerous, alleging improprieties and looming foreign influence. It warns Mexican authorities could retaliate with arrests like editor Alberto Tortugas, risking unrest and upheaval across the region.

Chiao Ambasador Creel Chihuahwa Times Creple Dhar Creel United States Cresse Chihuahua Mexico Aibverteo Tortugas

Refrains and Riddles in a Fractured Corner Tale

A fragmented comic piece mixes political jabs and nursery rhyme lines. It references reform, graft, the Thaw trial, and a mock dialogue about presidential candidates alongside quirky verses about Danny and Little Danny. The text blends satire with disjointed images from politics and popular culture.

Moral Money Lessons From Harriman Reflected In Editorial Rant

An editorial tirade rails at wealth seeking and fraud, invoking Harriman and Lawton to argue honesty and frugality as the path to wealth. It condemns stock speculation, counterfeiting, and gambling while urging saving, living within means, and avoiding debt to build true prosperity for workers and the nation.

Bidward HH Harrinady Peeters Ue Workington Thin Udy Hallimanen Interpet Jim Isk Wall Street Thomas W. Lawton Washington Charles Reade Ian

Interview with a Reporter in Hotel Lobby Sparks Real Estate Tale

The scene at the Alvar hotel lobby centers on a tense exchange with a Punak reporter chasing a man named Ryan. A man identified as Jowkhig, tall and slender with money, defends his actions while claiming family ties and mining property interests in Mexico. He plans to move to California and notes a real estate business in New York, with travel details and personal connections woven into the verbal skirmish.

Ivan J Ryan Alvar Ryan Te Hotel Mr Ryan Pun Ak Sam Pot Obey Beyaun Mexico Minioe California New York

Learn a Lesson From Seed Root and Bulb in Spring

A reflective piece compares spring growth to personal effort. It likens seed root and bulb to hidden power awakening after winter, urging steady labor in body mind and heart to rise toward maturity and fruitfulness. The text explores toil as the bridge from dormancy to living vitality and achievement.

Drummond Ty Tahoe

Golden State in Another Wreck

A railroad wreck disrupted service between Golden State and nearby towns. The engineer and fireman escaped with minor injuries. Firefighter Esik Bullvan sustained a slight cut above the right eye. Wrecking crews from Santa Rosa cleared the scene and removed the demolished engine. the Golden State had arrived in El Paso the previous morning.

Ose Golly Katiawe City Esiik Bullvan Bi Puen Santa Rosa Golden State Elo Paso

Euler at Yes Found it at Last Salve cures skin itching

A reader from Bootville, Pennsylvania reports years of severe skin itching. After using a salve in December 1905 the itching stopped, and nightly wakeups ceased. The testimonial notes sale by druggists and claims curing properties of the product.

Euler Chamberlain John T. Ongley Bootville

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