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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1906

Page

4

Appalling Waste in Fuel Use Calls for Study

The piece cites United States Geological Survey findings on fuel waste in power, lighting, and heating. It notes low efficiency in coal to energy, potential gains from by products like ammonium sulfate and creosote, and urges Congress to fund further investigation and testing of coal beds to improve regional efficiency.

Cval Mul’ Jetin United States Geological Survey United State Senate Committee On the Geological Survey Coas Congress

Editorial Inference on Roosevelt Speech and Mud Slinging

The piece critiques editorial strictures on President Roosevelt’s Saturday address cautioning against mudslinging. It argues some readers twist his warnings into whitewashing while urging accountability, noting the need for publicity to expose corrupt behavior and deter unscrupulous figures.

Roosevelt Panama

Thoughtful suggestions in president's address at Washington cornerstone

The Citizen highlights moral and economic themes from the address. It condemns wealth inequality and favors a progressive tax on fortunes, warns of reform by convulsion, and stresses national welfare, wage workers, and the moral duty of citizens under McKinley Republican leadership.

Washington Corner

No Age Distinctions Only Ability Counts In Politics And Industry

A 1910s-era column extols ability over age, citing figures like James Wadsworth Everett Co, Candia, Herbert Hadley, and J Pierpont Morgan to argue that youth or age matters less than capacity. The piece notes aging leaders such as Morgan and Rockefeller remaining sharp, with Twain and Gompers also featured as examples of lasting impact.

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Flowers Brighten Tenements Through Window Box Guild

The New York Flower Guild distributes five hundred window boxes filled with geraniums and related plants to tenement dwellers this month. The piece argues flowers lift spirits, calm nerves, and spread cheer, noting how caring for a window garden reflects and enhances personal well being.

New York

Rather Large Contract For So Young a Man

A fragmented, satirical piece discusses Joseph Medill Patterson and socialist ideas. It critiques wealth, philanthropy, and reform with references to Carnegie and other figures, then shifts to agricultural notes about garlic affecting wheat and a brief exchange about dairy substitutes. The content blends political commentary with economic analysis and a curio about farm yields.

Joseph Medill Patterson Chicago Andy Carnegie United States Mr. Patterson Shih Wim

Scotty and His Mule Set for Elks Theater Show

Melodrama promoter CHAS A TAYLOR says Scotty and the mule Slim will appear tomorrow night at the Elks theater in Mesilla Park New Mexico. The show features Alaskan dogs and timber wolves as part of the monster production Scotty King of the Desert Mine.

Scotty Ay Mateon Manurer Eke Theater Allwayrque Chas. A. Taylor Abeon Paris A. Taylor Dewert Mpeake Gote Slim Taylor Death Valley Elks’ Theater Desert Mine Walter Scott Los Angeles Chicago Tte

Knights and social events fill town schedule this week

A regular Knights of Pythias meeting is set for 7:20 pm at the lodge. A surprise party honored Mise Eva Mise at Centraligh School alumni Saturday. Alamo Hive No 1 reviews at 2:40 pm tomorrow at Odd Fellows hall. A post Lent dance by Commercial Club planned for Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Stern hosted a dinner party Saturday for their sister’s wedding anniversary with guests including Mrs Lathe Weld and Mr and Mrs Umard Ufald. Parish meeting to follow services with treasurer’s report and contributions noted.

Mise Centraligh School Alamo Hive Odd Fellows’ Hat Pilgrist Commandery No. A Knights Templar S$ O'Cloc J. CC Ferger Mra Mr Stern Park View Ferrage Lathe Weld Tornard Ufeld Mire Ihe Mike Bheoln Ur. Kaplan Mr. Schloss Otter Sparta

Burning Bridge Delays Trains Between San Domingo and Mean Division

A bridge fire delayed trains from last night until late afternoon. Trains on the Mean division were disrupted with lines stalled and service suspended. The southwestern block beer promotion is noted in the same column.

Tielp San Domingo Vale Bart Jen

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