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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1906

Page

4

Roosevelt urges Arizona statehood and self government

In a letter dated 23, Theodore Roosevelt backs Arizona joining the Union now over New Mexico terms. He criticizes coercion and commends Arizona, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, and New Mexico for embracing statehood, urging Arizona to act with sober second thought and pursue citizenship within the United States.

Arizona Territory New Mexico Olahoma Indian Territory Theodore Roosevelt

Let Him Resign and Stand for Political Integrity

A strong call for Governor J H Kibby of Arizona to resign over loyalty to party and statehood. The piece argues officeholders must align with party aims, warns against betraying benefactors, and urges resignation if one cannot uphold statehood support. Also notes Kansas papers opposing stand pat tariff and urging reciprocity, not robbery, to curb protectionism.

J. H. Kibbey Arizona Roosevelt Hindea Ovarnor Kibbey Kansas Lawrence Journal Democratic Congress

Secret of Family Discord Discovered

A reflection on marriage and home life contrasts idealized romance with the dull, friction-filled reality of the average household. It argues that couples lose illusion, excitement, and effort after marriage, turning romance into routine and sparring, unless they preserve the initial allure and communication.

Ruth Don

Acrobatic Geo Bonhair Gregory Troupe Delights Hippodrome

Seven German acrobats from the Geo Bonhair Gregory troupe thrill New York Hippodrome crowds with combined strength and agile stunts. Little George, barely four feet tall, was once praised by Emperor Joseph and the group has impressed Kaiser Wilhelm and King Edward with their feats.

New York Geo. Bonhair- Gregory Wirth Little George Joseph Austria Wilhelm Edward England

Telegraphic Markets Spelter and Wool and Live Stock Data

Market notes from St Louis and New York show steady or unchanged prices across spelter wool lead and copper while money on call remains easy. Chicago and Kansas City live stock totals record steady cattle sheep and calves with varied ranges during Aug 2 trading.

St. Louis St. Louis, Mo Money Market New York Mercante Chicago Kansas City Kansasvy

Beautiful idea drives New York hospital effort story

A tale extols Laura Winnngton of New York who wished for a sea air hospital for tenement children. After her death a $25,000 gift, a Rockefeller challenge, and a donor’s pledge led to plans for America’s first tuberculous bones and glands hospital. Jacob Riis and others praise charity and persistence forming a humane legacy.

Les Laura Winnington New York Outlook Jacob Riis Rockefeller Computieg Hack Tim America

Oak Parlor Barber Shop Passes to Switzer in Purchase

On August 1 the Oak Parlor Barber Shop in the N. T. Armijo building on Railroad avenue became William F. Switzer’s sole property after buying out W. H. Hahn and George Caseman. Switzer plans to stay in operation with the shop’s popular standing and will invest in improvements as patronage warrants. The Evening Citizen endorses a continued high standard of service.

N. T. Armijo Railroad Avenue William F. Switzer W. H. Hahn George Caseman

Wanted notices and lost item listing fragment

Fragmentary classified line items show wanted loans of 4000 dollars, a bookkeeper seeking evening work, two women for a horse hoopdress, a person to manage a place at Coyote Springs, and a lost black handbag with letters and money near Beckers dairy between Pourth Street and Railroad Avenue.

Citizen P J. H The Citizen Citizen Office Coyote Springs Thor J Topham Beckers Dairy Pourth Street Railroad Avenue Thre Ot

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