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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1905

Page

4

Albuquerque Oratorical Trial Urges Girls Over Boys

A preliminary contest to choose a Albuquerque high school representative for the territorial oratorical contest is set for tomorrow evening. The editorial chides Albuquerque for lacking a single American boy participant and urges youths to train in public speaking, citing Edward Everett Hale and Orville Dewey on extempore speech and civic duty.

Albuquerque Iso Albuquerque High School New Mexico Educational Association Lst Cicero Demosthenes New Mexico America Edward Everet Hale Hale Orville Dewey Dewey

Water costs and plant options spark Albuquerque debate

The Water Report notes the present plant at $312,958 with a reproduction cost of $290,390 and value of $268,064 while a new plant could cost $532,568. Critics urge costed water production and a modern sanitary system with cheap water, citing local estimates of 1–5 cents per thousand gallons and 4–5 cents from experienced developers.

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Federal action urged to curb corporate power in interstate business

The piece argues President Roosevelt advocates federal laws to curb big corporations wielding interstate power, criticizing state regulation as insufficient. It lauds city council committee members G W Hare, Walker, Lanile Hield for a report on plant nuisances and endorses their probe as thorough and wise.

Hoosevelt Counel

Toys of childhood and their memories

A nostalgic essay recalls rocking horses Noah’s arks and classic toys from youth. It notes rising demand for Noah’s arks and rocking horses as diminishing childhood fades, while urging parents to guide children along the simple path and cherish early joys.

Sadora Dobbin

Largely With the Women Themselves

Judge William McEwen of Chicago urges women to demand higher standards of male conduct before the Woman's club, arguing leniency toward corrupt men harms the sex. He recalls past shifts against drunkenness and warns that women’s hospitality to immoral men is like befriending a venomous serpent.

William McEwen Chicago Woman's Club

Russian Immigrant Girl Collapses From Distress in San Francisco

Gerda Galpern a young Russian Jewess is brought to Central Emergency Hospital in collapse from distress over reports of Russia. Her sister in Saratoff writes of four days hiding with nothing to eat and a butchered brother. Galpern at 962 Folsom Street works at Golden Gate Clothing. sister in San Jose plans to join her.

Wousuodcog Russia Gerda Galpern Miss Galpern Saratoff Folsom Street Golden Gate Goldenite Avenue San Jose Une

Fred Warde to Speak at Bike Opera House

Frederick Ware appears at the Bike Opera House Friday afternoon and evening offering advice to young orators. He urges clear enunciation, purposeful gestures, and speaking with sincerity and integrity to strengthen appeal and avoid temper.

Frederick Ware Bike’ Opera House

Realistic opium den scene to show in Albuquerque

A film segment portrays a Mott Street opium den in New York Chinatown with a Chinese laundry nearby. Kenyon, former US legation attache in Hong Kong, supervised the production and uses native language skills for authentic dialogue. The scene is billed as thrillingly realistic and accurate in every detail.

New York

A True Heroine From Humble Life

Mary Sontag of Chicago rises as a nine year old heroine who cares for six younger siblings after her mother's death. She cooks, cleans, and balances finances, paying rent and buying clothes while her father works, a silent daily heroism amid hardship.

Mary Sontag Chicago Mary Mike Rosie Georgie Sugle David Pinko Susie Pinkie

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