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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1906

Page

6

Centralization as a looming issue in national politics

The piece argues Democrats in Congress view Secretary Root's speech on centralization of power as a key campaign issue. It traces factions from Hamilton and Jefferson to modern state rights debates, notes Republicans' mixed stance, and forecasts extended Senate debate after holidays over federal versus state powers and related labor and meat-inspection legislation.

Washington Dee Congress Root Republic Alexander Hamilton Elihu Root Thomas Jefferson Hamilton Jefferson Adams White House Democracy Andrew Jackson South Carolina Jackson Democratic Party Roosevelt Spooner Senate Judiciary

Killing near Santa Rita leaves Mexican worker dead

Alito Adams on mining claims near Santa Rita shot Pablo Garcia while the latter carried a grip along the Georgetown road. Adams, fired four more times after Garcia cursed, was jailed in Silver City awaiting grand jury action. Garcia, a Hanna Kita resident, left a wife. Ball set at 2500 dollars.

Alito Adams Santa Hue Pablo Garcia Asemae Rlver Citq Ae CT. Link Santa Kits Georgetown Adams

General convention called for dry farming reform in the Missouri States

Denver hosts the first general convention to promote scientific farming for arid regions of the United States. Delegates include governors, state boards, colleges, railroad officials, chambers of commerce, and federal officials. The aims are practical, two day sessions, and to expand irrigation and dry farming across western states for prosperity and increased trade. Jesse F. McDonald signs as governor urging qualified delegates.

Denver trans-Missouri Railroad Company Chambers of Commerce Commercial Clubs United States Secretary of Agriculture Congress

How to Fool a Lazy Liver with Artificial Exercise

An 19th century style warning on constipation and nervous fatigue linked to poor digestion. It promotes Cascarets as a quick remedy, claiming they stimulate bowel muscles and aid waste removal, urging readers to carry a ten cent box at all times and to ensure authenticity with the Sterling Remedy Company.

Sterling Renedy CCC

Holiday Social Chaos Plans and White House Dinners

Washington column notes the holiday social whirl as dinners and dances fill the season. Guests include Henry White, Commander Robert Peary, and the Shonts and Reid families. Mrs Roosevelt wears a yellow satin dress with diamond jewelry as diplomats in court costume mingle amid lavish decorations at the White House.

The Six Ages of the Christmas Bargain Hunter

A schoolgirl with a shining morning face bargains for a dolly on her way to school. A shopper, quick to quarrel, shouts oaths and seeks the bargain counter even in dangerous situations.

Sixty Nine Years Of Married Life In Independence

Special Correspondence Independence Meo. Dec. 1 Mr and Mrs Green Hedford of this city hold the record for long married life. They were joined in wedlock June 6 1837 in Harrison county Kentucky more than sixty nine years ago. In December 1866 they moved to Missouri and have lived here ever since. Mr Bedford is now past ninety. His wife is two years his junior. Both are native Kentuckians and both are the list of a family of fourteen children. Unlike most men of such great age Mr Bedford is quite active. Every spring he makes a garden from which his home is supplied with vegetables the greater part of the year Mrs Bedford has been a cripple for thirty years. She spends most of her time placing quilts and knitting. The couple have seven children sixteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren.

Independence Meo Green Hedford Harrison County Kentucky Missouri Bedford Mr. Bedford

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