Our Postal Losses
The Albuquerque Citizen argues the postal service wastes funds on rural wagon routes and fails to adopt profitable private carriage. It says 22,000 postmen cover 125 rural families, averaging 26 miles per route, costing about 24 dollars daily per wagon and yielding a 1.40 dollar loss per wagon per day, totaling millions yearly. It advocates parcels post and limits express company influence while condemning government dependence on unprofitable operations.
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Post Office Department
United States
Guadaloupe
West Indies
International Parcels Union
Postal Service
Washington
Postal Department
Stockmen and farmers unite in Denver for mutual progress
In Denver this week a gathering of stockmen and farmers highlights a shift from past conflict to cooperation. The Republican praises the new era where cattle, sheep, and crop farming support each other, expanding prosperity across rural New Mexico and Colorado. The once vast ranges are now managed by thousands of proactive ranchers and farmers, fostering a larger annual income and joint efforts on range and water issues.
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Denver
New Mexico
Colorado
Cach
Donabon
Uhek
Statehood Bill Clash Prompts Obstruction Concerns Across Parties
Wise and Sensible argues BOL and MNAN Hine Republicans in the senate will likely vote against the joint statehood bill leaving administration forces with a majority. It condemns obstruction tactics and party strife, urging for majority moves and a direct referendum by territorial electors. The piece criticizes local newspapers for biased reporting on New Mexico bonds and warns of graft risks tied to bond manipulation.
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Bol
Senate
House
Foraker
Beveridge
Erritories
Hamilton Micanure
Las Vegas Optic
Prescott, Arizona
New Moxico
New Mexico
Ife
Tortune
Hinsell
Why Norway is Not Now True Republic
The article cites Orbain Gohier and The Temps to argue England and France manipulated Norway’s move from monarchy to republic. It claims Simoa supporters favored a republic, mentions Bjornson and Loveland, and asserts English and French motives steered a Danish prince and Norway’s referendum. It portrays Norway as a pawn in imperial power plays affecting Baltic access and independence.
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Norway
Republic
Orbain Gohier
Norvege
Paris
Simoa
Oscar of
Sweden
Ibis
Bjoernson
Loveland
Soti
Wie
Tempe
Paria
France
United States
Republican Republic
Switzerland
Gohler
Temps
Germany
England
New Railroads For New Mexico Coal From Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Optic reports a rush of railroad planning across New Mexico to tap vast coal and mineral resources. Lines from Durango to San Juan valley, McKinley to Grant county, and connections to the Santa Fe system spur rapid development, with the Belco cut-off and Dawson line near Las Vegas set for year-end progress. Coal drives expansion, making New Mexico a westward coal empire and promising wide economic growth.
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St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacifi 6
Colorado & Southern
Cimarron Canyon
Thos
Colorado & Arizona Railroad
New Mexico
Durango
San Juan
McKinley
Valencia
Socorro
Grant County
United States
Ue Optic
Santa Fe & Eastern
Raton
Sugarite
Eastern
Belco
Albuquerque
Santa Fe Central
Hagan
Las Vegas
Dawson
VI Paso & Southwestern
New México
Pennsylvania
India
Woman and Man in Modern Society Clash Over Equality
A harsh essay traces gender conflict, arguing that women seeking equality upset traditional roles. It contrasts chivalry, modern dress, and domestic ideals with claims of male financial and moral duties, ending with a call for Christian womanhood to embody its preached equality.
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Hat Shawn
Real Inbor
Volcen
Circe
Theater Review: Hendricks Stars in Ole Open Your Mouth
Hen Hendricks steals the show inOle at the Bike theater amid a strong supporting cast. Florene Roberts stars in The Strong Weak, with Eugene Ormonde and Max Figman delivering standout turns. Eihel Tucker Stock company visits Elks Opera House February 5 to 9, offering a varied repertoire with lower prices. Madame Modjeska recounts a west town hotel anecdote during a paid appearance on February 24.
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Hen Hendricks
Acorn
Ole Offen
Ben Hendricks
Ole
Aings
Florene Roberts
Unger
Miss Roberts
Eugene Ormonde
Max Figman
James E. Wilton
Eihel Tucker
Elks’ Opera House
Church Clubs and Social Gatherings Noted in City
The Ladies’ Ald society of the Presbyterian church meets tomorrow at 2 30 P M at Mrs H W D Bryan’s home on West Ra Railroad avenue. The Ladies’ Ald society of the Congregational church holds a business meeting at Mrs J Hy Denty’s residence on South Arno street Thursday afternoon. The Guild of St John’s Episcopal church convened at the rectory this afternoon to discuss repairs to the guild hall and other matters. A reception at 205 North Walter street celebrated Mrs Kuster’s visit before her departure to Topeka Kas, hosted by Mrs S S Newcomer with floral decor and refreshments.
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Ladies’ Ald Society
The
Presbyterian Church
St. John’s Episcopal Church
O Delock
Newcomer
Nori Walter Street
Kuster
Topeka
Kas
Mia. Kaster
Mins
Case Against Baseball Manager Reopens in Old Alar Case
The case concerns Dan Ga former picker for Albuquerque Browne and the baseball club. The defense asserts a no contract existed between Gallegos and the team and that quitting forfeited due wages. Attorneys Fetix and Montoya present for the defense and plaintiff respectively as Justice Chaves presides.
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Dan Ga
Albuquerque
Government Physician in Laguna Receives Promotion
Government physician Dr Wawin Mee sone of LABNDA Flore, Gy goon is appointed BABIBLALE SUP KON amid changes. The move follows orders issued within days, with reports of a recent termination affecting his role, and his departure noted as part of the reshuffle. Funds or prices appear in a Palmer 5 listing, with a separate note on Palmer, North First.
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Wawin Mee
Labnda Flore
Babiblale
Maryland urges constitutional convention vote in 1907
Maryland residents favor Senator Betts bill to submit next November's constitutional convention question to the people. The measure aligns with a 20 year rule in the current constitution, noting defects in the last decade and need for harmonizing changes. A large majority is expected to back a convention at the 1907 election. Earthquake shakes Guayaquil and surrounds with a heavy aftershock at 9 am and again at 10:15 pm today.
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Maryland
Daltmore
Betts
South America
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Srent Vanio
The Prize Is Within Reach for White Lily Cigar Offer
The ad touts a bent cigar prize for the well known Hired White Lily brand. It promises a five cent price and a fifty cent box, with a two dollar pocketbook fix. The copy emphasizes scent, taste, and bragging rights, urging readers to let White Lily “do a little shouting” for itself.
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Ciizen Publishing C
W. T. McGreight
Charles
Edward VII
Baghrad
Portugal
Europe
Methuen
Denmark
Baltic
Court of St. James
Prince Charles
Baron Wedel Jarelberg
Spain
Copenhagen
London
Lord Landsdowne
Foreign Office
Francis Gilreath Ingersoll
Modjoxka
Towan
Maame Modjes
Pesca
Laguna
Palmer
North
Wee Gee
Mandell
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Atchison, Common
Atchison
Kansas City
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST
Railroad Ave
Fourth &T and Railroad Ave
A. J. Richards
ADE Mar
Easy Payments
Borradaile & Co
M. Berger
West Copper Ave
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Melini & Eakin
Yellowstone
O F
A. B.C
Bohemian
Jos
Schute Milwaukee
Automatic
South Fliat Street
Whitman
Candies
J. H. O'Rielly CO
D. W. Strong's
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
Fuewr Undertaking CO
West Railroad Avenue
Clarkville Produce CO
J. B. Macmanus
Mgr
South First Street
Rankin & CO
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