Danger Of Immigration In United States In Ten Years
The Albuquerque Citizen argues immigration poses a danger, citing 650210 immigrants in ten years and forecasts nearly one million more this year. It contrasts Northern European versus Southern and Eastern European arrivals and warns on assimilation, urging Congress to act while condemning Asiatic immigration as a threat. It also notes local issues from yellow fever to police conduct and civic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Republic
Europe
Asia
Congress
Wondrous similarity in Colorado Springs lodging fears
The Citizen quotes Charles Williams, a Chicago traveler, fearing arrest in rooming houses amid raids. He recalls past visits when he stayed in reputable lodging, but warns that police raids make rooming houses risky for travelers and even deters his wife from accompanying him.
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Colorado Springs
Albuquerque
Charles Williams
Chicago
The
Alamo
Diseases of the Skeeter and Modern Women in Industry
A report from Assistant Surgeon Eakins notes a Sanskrit pamphlet found in Ceylon detailing ancient knowledge of disease-bearing mosquitoes, with sixty-seven varieties and forty carrying malaria. The piece also discusses Esperance Goodrove’s views on women’s education aiding advancement in clerical and managerial work, stressing general knowledge and current events as essential. The Denver & Rio Grande railroad advances toward Aztec will connect San Juan county, boosting wealth and development. Albuquerque’s franchise grabs and city politics are critiqued, while New York eyes domesticating the gray squirrel in Central Park and Albuquerques’ park features are noted. The post office report shows New Mexico with three free-delivery routes. dairy production remains low relative to population growth. national railway strike dominates news. The fall promises major growth for Albuquerque.
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Eakins
Marine Hospital Service
Calcutta
Myman
Washington
Ceylon
Skeeter
British Medical Association
New Ira Woman's Magazine
Esperance 1
Goodrove
United States
Treasury
New York
San Francisco
National Bank
Second Edition of the Joint Statehood Catechism
A satirical dialogue questions Phoenix and Oklahoma on joint statehood, mocking delays and political bargaining. It notes Phoenix seeks twins, Oklahoma resists, and Indian Territory profits from school funds as statehood looms. The piece satirizes territorial politics and voter rights in the move toward statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Herald
Uncle Sam
Sam
Phoenix
Southwest
Topay
Yeu
Phoenis
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Birds and Bold Ideas At A Suffrage Convention
A Kansas City style collection notes Susan B. Anthony at the National Suffrage Association convention in Portland praising specialized education. Interwoven fables and vignettes recount a mute girl and a convict, a pearl diver’s gear, a five year old’s frosting mishap, and a dean’s cold remedy in brisk, period-voiced glimpses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Anthony
National Suffrage Association
Portland
Ore
Uxpress
General Baldwin and Staff to Attend Territorial Fair
Brigadier General Frank D Baldwin and his staff plan to visit the territorial fair in Albuquerque accompanied by cavalry from Fort Wingate. General Meade and his staff will join the trip from Colorado, with both groups aiding the event’s success as the fair association’s executive committee ensures proper entertainment for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Baldwin
Department of the Youthwee
Jorinhoma Ily
Selles
Baldwin Ie
Fort Wingate
Baldwins
Department of Colorado
Albuquerque
The
Fair Association
Teamsters Convention Opens in Philadelphia Amid Tensions
Philadelphia August 7 officials report the International Brotherhood of Teamsters faces a pivotal convention amid post Chicago strike dissatisfaction. Delegates hint at leadership shakeups possibly ousting Shea and allies and inaugurating a new regime. The gathering extends about ten days as debates shape the union’s future.
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Teamsters
Philadelphia
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Old Fellows’ Hall
Chicago
Brotherhood
Shea
Hig
Jemez Hot Springs Stage Line Operates From Albuquerque
Jemez Hot Springs stage line leaves Albuquerque every Tuesday and Saturday at 5 a.m. The service carries the United States mail with one stock change en route. For details contact W. L. Trimble & Co. agents in Albuquerque or J. B. Block, proprietor, Perea, New Mexico.
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United States
Albuquerque
W. L. Trimble & Co
J. B. Block
Perea
New Mexico
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Strickler W. T. McCreight
Danger OF Immigration
Huey
Elty
Tie Fair
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
San Juan County
Durango
Axtec
Rocky Mountain
Water Supply Company of
Duke City
New Mexican
Brent Central Park
Australia
Post Office Department
Andrews
St. Pan
Minneapilis
Pacific Coast
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Minneapolis Journal
Ceylon Court
Felting
St. James Gazette
Georgie
Kansas City Times
Baldwin
Department of the Southwest
Wingate
Schilling
H. EB. Rutherford
Viaduct
Third Street
Atlantic Avenue
Myers House
Jemez Hot Springs
Learnard & Lindemann
Square Music Dealers
O. W. Strong's
Undertakers
Fairview and
Santa Barbara
North Second Street
Albuquerque Transfer Co
West Gold Avenue
Bell
Japan
UNION
Dolde
C. W. Strong's Sons
Colo
Remo
A. Sipier
South Second St
Ouk
Housewife
Empress Mills
M. Berger
Melini & Eakin
Yellowstone
O. P
Moet & Chandor
St. Louis
A.C
Jos
Schutz Milwaukee
South First Street
Ayhnanen
Ercie
Mexico
South Fourth Street
Gleckler
Irvan & Haygood
Geo. M
Bace
City Market
John W. Abbott
North Second St
Maloy's
J, Korber & CO
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