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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1906
Page
4
The editorial urges mass aid for San Francisco after the devastating fire. It stresses shared humanity, noting San Francisco's ties to the nation, calls for generous response, and lauds the city's long history of hospitality and philanthropy as an example to follow in California's time of need.
The article contrasts Gorky’s exile from public life with reactions to famed infidelities by London and Dowie. It argues American reverence for domestic sanctity, citing Tacitus and a long history of public shaming, and claims the nation upholds the home as sacred while punishing alleged moral breaches by celebrated men.
Minnesota law bars publishing details of public executions and a St. Paul judge upholds indictments against leading state papers for harrowing hanging stories. The newspapers argue unconstitutional limits on press freedom. the case moves toward the supreme court. The Chattanooga Times notes the issue hinges on legislative power to define and lift free speech rights within constitutional bounds.
In a pivotal address, the president urges Congress to enact a law to avert miscarriages of justice after Packers defendants escaped publication. He condemns Judge Humphrey of the Southern District of Illinois and argues the ruling makes Congress's will nearly void. The president warns that future judicial actions could erode the public’s trust in law and government.
The text argues that English and Spanish languages will unite Americans from Rio Grande to Arctic Circle, boosting Pacific opportunities. It mentions 120,000,000 speakers of English and Spanish leading to a new era of Pacific progress. Obie Crocker laments San Francisco destruction amid wartime sentiment.
Mrs Hugh Crom loses her heirloom property to the blaze yet pledges 10000 toward relief and offers a bank check for half the amount. The piece notes ongoing public distrust of the law due to clerical delays and procedural loopholes in Texas crime history around 1900.
Minnesota representative J Adam Bede delivers humorous remarks in a house session on what ails the Senate. He argues the problems stem from expensive politics and graft starting from local to national levels, urging the public to push reforms to reduce costs and curb influence.
Zion City faces a financial crisis as Dowie and Voliva push religious business ventures. Investors already tied to Zion Industries risk losses if factory and candy lines falter, while plans to borrow funds and expand land holdings aim to sustain employment and a town of thousands.
Church and club listings announce meetings of Shriners Knights of Pythias and Knights of Columbus with plans for relief actions for San Francisco sufferers. Social news includes birthday celebrations for Leah Myrtle Allen, Irene Wilking visiting from St. Louis, a unique Garden luncheon for Mabel Strong, and a sixteenth birthday party for Miss Heydt with electric lights and lilacs.
Complete program lists tomorrow evening events with various acts and solos including Mendelssohn and Beethoven pieces, vocal duets, quartets, cello works, and a choral finale. Performers include Mrs. T. J. Shiniek, Nellie Pratt, and the Philipp Orchestra conducted by a named director. Reserved seating noted. doors open at a specified hour and no tickets listed.
Dr and Mrs Mecrory of San Marcial hosted a church Altar Society event at their home on April evening. Guests included members of the church and visitors from nearby areas. Refreshments were served, and the gathering ended after a pleasant social hour with many expressing regret at the departure of the MeCronys.
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