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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1907

Page

4

Removal of Hagerman and appointment of Captain Curry in New Mexico

A letter lauds President Roosevelt for removing Herbert J. Hagerman as governor of New Mexico and praising Captain George Curry as his successor. It denounces anti Republican papers and Macpherson allies for stirring faction, asserts Curry will pursue the president’s square deal, and claims unity of the Republican party with Hagerman’s ouster and Curry’s appointment restoring order and governance in the territory.

Herbert J. Hagerman New Mexico Mies Republican Party Ree Curry Hagerman Hagermunn Teritory Roosevelt Steolf Albuquerque Macpherson Republican Ing Roosevelty Southwest Republics New Mex Arn Adenia Offles Theodore Thoonevelt Horning Tex Curry Corry Rover Quexion Hite Himeff George Curry

Wall Street Calamity Howlers Denied by Industry Leaders

The Evening Citizen reports broad industry captain views that while Wall Street fears persist, most leaders foresee no hard times for commerce. They warn against panic, urging steady policy and a pursuit of a square deal as market volatility continues amid high finance scrutiny.

New Selene Wall Street

Poe Memorial Rises Against Hall of Fame Slights

The movement to erect a monument and mausoleum for Edgar Allan Poe in Baltimore argues that Hall of Fame rejection by judges stems from ignorance or prejudice. Proponents say Poe’s genius transcends national bias, and future pilgrimages to his Lamb statue will atone for past snubs and restore art’s rightful place.

Edgar Allan Poe Baltimore Poe Hall of Fame Hans America Denver

Bear hunting in canons of Pecos Forest Reserve

Feature on bear hunting in the Pecos canons and surrounding forests. Describes remote rugged terrain in New Mexico, abundant bears and potential stock depredations, with notes on terrain, climate, and the dangers to livestock. Mention of rangers and hunters observing bear activity in the high country.

Pecos Rocky Mountains Daii Johnson New Mexico Poco River Dt Remeeve Mecom Grasey

Me Friday and the Day farewell tribute to Herbert

A satirical verse from The Cub's Corner laments Herbert left in reform graft, bidding farewell with a curious night stage tone. It suggests political mischief and mock devotion, weaving references to Friday and a reform figure, ending with a jab at a president seeker's rise.

Danny Herbert Bert Friday Milli Mall Olf House

Notable Official Faces Terse Dismissal Remarks

Fragmentary remarks reference a political figure Bursum whose term ended yesterday and other prominent names. The text includes satirical lines about lawmaking and conduct. A visitor from the east mentions a local suspect, with stray quotes about corporate men and train robberies.

Puerco Letter Questions Water, Trains and Pen

A reader from Puerco New Mexico complains about a water refusal, describes Santa Fe telegraph office limits, and details yesteryear train handling. The letter questions train stoppages, special trains, and mentions Captain Nappe and a governor pens.

Puerco N. M Albuquerque Evening Citaen Albuquerque Mexico Apell Hawker Wynkoop New York Fred D. Huning Fie Puerco Santa Fe The Wil No. S Huning Winslow Gibson

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