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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1906
Page
7
Secretary Root presented to Congress a summary of the American Republics’ relations during a July visit to Rio. He outlined policy toward Caribbean nations, defense concerns, and hemispheric cooperation, emphasizing neutral arbitration, economic collaboration, and the maintenance of peaceful stability across the region.
A long, reflective address emphasizes democracy as an art learned through universal education and personal character. It argues popular sovereignty requires knowledge, independence, loyalty to law, and respect for others, noting global progress toward more participatory government while warning against isolation.
The passage urges steady aid among American republics to promote mutual benefit without political controversy. It envisions stronger intercontinental cooperation, equal sovereignty for all states, and a future world congress at The Hague to advance liberty, peace, and shared prosperity across nations.
A Denver pastor Reverend Edward J. Wilcox changed careers after debt troubles in Pueblo. He built the Argentine Central Railway from Georgetown to Mount El. He amasses land and stocks, controls mining ventures, and preserves his Methodist faith while denying Sunday train operation. The piece notes the railway’s extreme height and moral stance.
Special Correspondence from Bloomington notes Marguerite Richey climbed a 20 meter high smokestack for an eight course banquet. A dare sparked the stunt as thousands watched while she drank, dined and descended with brief rests during the dizzy ascent.
In Lincoln Nevada on April 4 Mrs G C Shumate at 825 N Sixteenth St claimed the gift of tongues after a lone prayer at a revival led by Evangelist C F Ladd of Mendota. She spoke rapidly in an unfamiliar language, later identified by Lazerus Malleh, a multilingual missionary, as the language of the Kaitnuchs.
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