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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1905

Page

4

War talks and reform risk over Russia and Japan

The piece reviews Russo Japanese relations amid peace terms and the leverage of M de Witte. It contrasts Russia's imperial aims with Japan's demands for Manchuria and Korea, while citing European papers on the possible assembly and war outcomes. A New York World quotation urges cheerful home life to guard youth against vice.

M. de Witte Penge Japan Jessy Russia Manchuria Korea China Europe Peter the Great Globo-Democrat Mint

Arizona and New Mexico oppose union in statehood debate

The Globe-Des highlights fierce opposition in both territories to a merger for statehood. Arizona fears losing public buildings and influence to New Mexico, while New Mexico argues unity could still preserve local life and traditions. Opposing views ripple through Congress as talks unfold.

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Night and Dawn in a Byron-tinged Verse by Charles Bowen

Poem fragment praising night and morning, addressing a beloved as the day cycles. Imagery shifts from hilltop quiet to dawn’s bright gold, violet blooms, and enduring love as night returns. Includes invocation of Lord Bowen and sentiment of farewell and reunion.

Eun Charles Lord Bowen

Lesson Three of Anti Kittenish Statehood Catechism

From St Johns Herald the piece critiques joint statehood in Arizona. It references editorials from the Guardian and other papers, lampoons terms like rank and file and coterie, notes calls for a Tucson convention, and asserts Phoenix absorbs offices as part of the push.

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Railroad Ride in San Juan Promises New Rail Growth

The Durango to San Juan run reports a notable ride with long awaited rail expansion. Officials note Arizona and Colorado rails will reach Grant county and likely Deming, boosting commerce and population. Local boosters highlight plans for a free library, gym, and more routes within a year and a half.

San Juan County Durango Camp Headquarters Axtec Farmington Hustler Assurane Arizona and Colorado Grant County Deming Arizona Dinos Doning Graphic

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