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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
4
The piece reflects on George Washington as a wealthy founder who used wealth for national service. It argues rich men should engage in caucus work and public sacrifice, not just money, urging leading financiers to enter politics and public life for the common good.
A Dickinson School of Law student was robbed by thugs on his way to a Delta Chi initiation. He lost $1, regained consciousness two hours later, and the fraternity members vowed to pursue the attackers. The piece mocks elaborate Greek life rituals while reflecting on campus violence.
A large triennial conclave of Knights Templar expected to draw 50,000 to 75,000 visitors to Denver next year. Plans include $60,000 for hospitality, grand festivities by Grand Exalted Ruler Brown and Denver lodge No. 17, with Colorado gold and silver bullion prizes, music by a large band, and trips to mines and mountains.
A Denver Times excerpt promotes forgetting real or imagined injuries as the creed of happiness. It urges casting aside past wrongs, avoiding revenge, and focusing on present pleasant thoughts to foster health, joy, and social harmony. The piece emphasizes that harboring grievances harms individuals and society alike.
Miss Grace Weatherine, daughter of a Manhattan hotel writer, lives on the Shoshone reservation as Mrs. Sherman Coolidge a full-blood Arapahoe. She dresses as a squaw, aids her husband in mission work and is regarded by the tribe as an angel of mercy while her white upbringing fades. The notorious romance began six years ago at Fort Washakie and culminated in their marriage.
A public notice urges Albuquerque area children to write letters to the Santa Claus editor of The Evening Citizen. Letters should be brief with the writer or guardian name, for publication in the December 23 and December 30 issues. A Mass Quartet at the Public Library is announced for Thursday evening December 14.
The store announces daily hours will extend to 9 o'clock every evening from now until Christmas. New stock includes Henekles Carving Sete Henekles Pocket Knives Henekles Razors Westenholim Pocket Knives Gillette Safety Razors Winchester Colt Fire Arms and ammunition Shle's Hot Blast Heaters and other items. E J POST & CO invites the public to call and inspect the wares.
A Norton piece examines naval officer culture, detailing Branch and Merriwether duel norms, pay abuses, and the pressure to act as a European gentleman. It argues officers face financial coercion, embezzlement risks, and a costly code that harms honest dealing within the service. It also describes a separate craft example and a Romanian festival with details on local customs.
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