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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1907

Page

4

Get Together Call Shapes New Mexico Republican Drive

The Citizen urges unity to back Theodore Roosevelt's policies and Governor Curry's leadership in New Mexico. It condemns Hagerman's era, laments dissension, and calls for a nationwide and local rally under the Republican banner for stable government and party strength. It notes Watterson's critique of Democrats and stresses continued Republican dominance in the territory. The piece also touches on New Mexico prosperity and a large San Juan county orchard effort.

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Early life of Secretary of War Taft detailed

A historical sketch by James Creelman outlines the upbringing of William Howard Taft, noting his Cincinnati birth about fifty years earlier and his English descent. It recounts his father Alphonso Taft as a Yale and Harvard trained lawyer who supported abolitionist causes and held public offices, shaping Taft’s later path in public life.

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Square Deal Stands For All Says Kansas City Star Editorial

The Kansas City Star defends President Roosevelt’s Square Deal as applying to all classes in the Moyer Haywood case. It quotes the president’s insistence on equal justice for capital and labor, and his refusal to shelter wrongdoers, urging courage to confront powerful interests. The piece notes debates by Harriman supporters and labor groups over the president’s stance.

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The Mistakes of Others and a Humorous Exchange

Snippets from The Cub's Corner reveal a scatter of humorous lines about arbitration, wealth, and social behavior. The piece features pithy exchanges on pride, marriage, humor, and irony, including a joking reference to J Pierpont Morgan and a nostalgic hint at old times and fashions.

Oak, Milston finish linoleum ad offer largest west

A local retailer announces a large supply of goods including Famed Oak replacing weathered oak in Milston style as a perfect finish. They list 30 rolls of linoleum and invite calls to inspect the largest line of household goods in the west, available on short notice.

Local Dem anger follows postmaster ouster in Magdalena

Communications Editor notes Bor rowdalle, longtime Bourbon Democrat in Magdalena, seethes after Republicans ousted him as postmaster. He campaigned for Larragolo and the opposition, yielding about 210 votes for Republicans to none for Democrats. Hagerman is viewed as the closest Democrat to the executive chair since Eveland.

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Uncan party reports resignations and protests in Albuquerque

A Denver paper relays Albuquerque coverage of a large crowd urging Governor Hagerman to resign. A 50 member Republican committee planned to visit Hagerman in Santa Fe to seek approval of his administration. Others dismiss a fake letter linking San Antonio Spanish merchants to political motives.

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