Citizen urges Albuquerque weather observers for city benefit
The Citizen calls on the Commercial club to recruit a volunteer observer or offer small pay to maintain Albuquerque's inclusion in New Mexico weather bulletins. It notes most reports come from Santa Fe and El Paso, while Albuquerque is often omitted, hurting the city’s visibility and climate advertorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Weather Service
Santa Fe
el Paso
New Mexico
Atention
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Commercial Club
Express Company Graft and Railroad Control Debates
A New York Evening Mail critique questions express company role and Wells Fargo dispute over a 16 percent dividend amid Harriman influence. The piece links express firms to railroads, suggests keeping them out of Hepburn reforms, and notes the Interstate Commerce Commission now oversees express business. It argues public benefit in driving express firms from the field and discusses related ditch and real estate news in Topeka and Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Mail
Wells Fargo
EB. B. Harriman
Harriman
William Nelson Cromwell
Panama
Cromwell
Wells - Fargo
Express Company
Wells-Fargo
New York Evening Mall
Topeka
Saya
Europe
Uncle Sam
The True Story Of John Radel Undertaker
A Cincinnati undertaker John J. Radel gives free river barge trips across the Ohio to a Kentucky grove for porters’ families. He offers transport, shade, and play spaces for mothers and children all summer, with no charge or questions asked. He seeks no reports, only the pleasure of aiding neighbors.
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John J .Radel
Cincinnati
Oh State Avenue
John Rachel
Rachell
West End
Grove
Kentucky
Rachel
Hopeful View On Religion In Modern Times
An English archdeacon argues against the idea that true Christianity is declining. He notes a hunger for a rational concept of God amid less churchgoing and highlights wealthier efforts to aid society. True faith, he says, can be practiced in pews or good works, offering optimism for modern spirituality.
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England
Basil Wiherforce
Westminster
God
Republic
James C. Carter
Real Estate Speculation Fueled by Boom in Chicago and Beyond
The Chicago Financial World warns that real estate speculation has surged across cities including New York and Chicago, with apartments rising rapidly and investors seeking 10 to 16 percent yields. Banks restrain loans, foreclosures loom, and many buyers face illiquid, inflated properties amid a market likely to collapse.
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Philadelphia
Chicago Financial World
Albuquerque
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee Avene State Bank
American Bar Association assembles at St Paul
The article summarizes a speech at the American Bar Association gathering in St Paul, discussing the growth of wealth and modern legislative scope. It argues that science and invention drive wealth and law, cautioning against overlegislation while acknowledging the need to address complex modern life and protect individual rights. It notes Thomas Catron of Santa Fe, New Mexico, being named to the general council.
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American Bar Association
ST. Paul
Te General Council
Thomas Catron
Santa Fe
N. M
French Baby Hints For Newborn Care
Practical guidance on newborn hygiene and care. Emphasizes washing eyes with lukewarm water, proper room warmth, delaying outings till day fifteen, gentle handling, regular toilet before breakfast, clothing for warmth with air, and consulting a doctor when needed.
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M. Mandell
O. W. Strong's
Bank OF Commerce
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
P.matteucci
Chase
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Dilgard
Fifth Street and Railroad
Auto
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A.C. Bilicke
Mitchell
Hollenbeck Hotel
Los Angeles
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