Freak charities stir debate on dogs and tramps charity
In a Citizen letter, Mrs Alma Kramer of Kalamazoo leaves ten thousand dollars for meals and baths for tramps, while Mrs Ellen Knewar of New York bequeaths nearly forty thousand for stray cats and dogs. The piece mocks the two gifts as freaks, arguing dogs lack souls and humans should address real suffering instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira Kramer
Kalamazoo
Ellen Knewar
New York State
Tas
Korea's Plea for Life in Peace Era
Korea seeks independence and moral support from the United States amid Japan-Russia peace talks. The world weighs China’s stance on Manchuria, Japan’s control over Korea, and whether impartial powers will defend Korea’s territorial integrity and independence against possible treaty terms. The piece recalls Japan’s February 8 1904 stance and questions if the United States will aid Korea in safeguarding liberty amid war and regional pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Korea
United States
China
Manchuria
High Tribunal of International Justice
Tokyo
Beautify the Backyard with Trellises and Plants
Backyards suffer neglect yet offer space for bold plantings and decorative trellises. Strategies include ricinus, caladiums, cane-like canvas, honeysuckle, and moonpenny glasses. Trellises, lattice or wire, rise with double-stake bases for mobility and ease of use. Also mentions a Pennsylvania Railroad plan to build a church and parochial school near Thirty-third Street in New York City for St Michael's parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
July de Maeator
Valley of
Forget-Me-Nots
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
The
Pennsylvania
Neighborhood conflict and editorials on fairs and cities
A mix of regional notes discusses Albuquerque facing a church property handover to a railroad, editorial spats with Estancia and Las Vegas about fairs, and broad state and national topics. Mentions New Orleans yellow fever, debt, and political views, with varied regional oversight and editorial tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Journal
Estancia
Las Vegas
Wil
Albuquerque
Estancia News
Sneak Thief Steals Suit of Clothes at Lindell Hotel
A thief enters the printer’s room at the Lindell lodging house and steals an expensive suit valued at $40 from Eugene Willett, a Citren Publishing printer. The door was unlocked. searches of pawn shops failed to locate the apparel. Police notified and a thorough check conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printer
Lindell Hotel
Eugene Willett
Citren Publishing Company
Wilkri
Lindell
Polce
Garland
Wanted advertisements for rooms and work in city
Wanted a man and wife to take two or three finished rooms for light housekeeping with bath and toilet in a nice neighborhood. Address X Y Z c/o Citizens office. Also a dressmaker offers day or home work with reasonable charges at 608 South Arno, Bell phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citzen
South Arno
Bell
Comparison of American and German Laborer
Professor Werner Sombart of Breslau reports American workers show higher living standards than German peers in housing meals and health. He notes Americans average homes with four to five rooms, more meat and sugar, and better overall appearance. The piece concludes that while Americans are well off, complacency is discouraged as today’s worker could become tomorrow’s capitalist and public spirited citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Sombart
Breslau
Germany
Sombart
Berlin
America
American Labor Department
Million Dollars Per Minute For Talk In Arizona Statehood Fight
Boston Herald reports ex delegate Rodey of New Mexico pressed for a ten million dollar cash grant for common schools in Arizona's statehood bill. In executive session a vote to strike the provision was reversed after Rodey spoke at length, with Beveridge timing his remarks. A new move to add five million in cash and vast land grants followed, yielding a dramatic one million per minute for his five minutes of eloquence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Rodey
New Mexico
Congress
Delekate
New
Benator Beveridge
Arizona
Dillingham
Beveridge
The
Herald
Sesico
Ayeing
Jemez Springs Stage Line Adverts Change of Stock
Jemez Springs stage line carries the United States mail with stock change en route. Good rigs horses and drivers. Leaves Albuquerque every Tuesday and Saturday at 6 a.m. For particulars contact W. L. Trimble & Co. Albuquerque or J. B. Block proprietor Perea New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mall
Albuquerque
W. L. Trimble & Co
J. B. Block
Perea
New Mexico
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Strickler
Ial
W. T. McCreight
Church
Ita
Railroad
Thirty-second Street
Ninth
Tenth Avenue
Citickens
New Orleans
Dockery
Missouri
Marshal Oyama
Jimpan
Roswell Record
Tucson Star
Han the Record
Jointures
New York
Chappele
Ellis
Roy M'Donald
B.ilfeld & CO
Schilling
Chickering Bros
Starr
Ellington
Howard
Hamilton
Oxford
Learnard & Lindemann
the Square Music Dealers
Oo. W. Strong
Undertakers
Fairview and
Santa Barbara
North Second Street
Arizona Republican
Arizona Star
Jemez Hot Springs
W. Strong
Cole
EMC
A. Sovipier
South Second St
EMPR
Melini
Housewife
Empress Mills
M. Berger
West Copper Ave
Mmiercie
Treasury
San Francisco
National Bank
City Market
W. Abbott
North Second St
Maloy's
J, Korber & CO
South Fourth Street
Gleckier
Irvan & Haygood
Albuquerque Transfer Co
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