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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1906

Page

5

Chief Justice Mills Endorses Joint Statehood Plan

Brief letter from Chief Justice William J. Mills of New Mexico expresses strong support for the joint statehood measure for Arizona and New Mexico. He notes expected tax reductions under state government and the complementary resources of copper rich Arizona and coal rich New Mexico, urging adoption to avoid delays in joining the Union.

Las Vegas Allmaguerque New Mexico Arizona William J. Mills

Statehood Delegates Proposals by New Mexico League Leader

A local 1906 appeal urges careful voter選 selection for New Mexico statehood delegates. The author outlines constitutional provisions on gambling bans, railroad regulation, legislator pay, and judiciary election by popular vote, arguing railroads must not dominate future governance.

July Snow Storm Paralyzes Santa Fe Region

Severe July snow and sleet hit Santa Fe and surrounding areas, with drifts up to twelve inches and effects including downed telegraph lines and property damage. Reports state Martin Sandoval was killed near Galliste by lightning, while another death occurred at a nearby Santa Fe county pueblo. Storm belt spanned vast territory, disrupting communications and local infrastructure.

Santa Fe Hiram Hailey Las Cruces Santa My Santa Fe Central Denver Rio Grande Js Portal Telegraph Ecomoires Gallstes Martin Sandoval

Poor Troubled Judge McFie Will Vote Mrs Thaw For Joint Statehood

Special Correspondence from Pittsburg reports friends of Mrs. William Thaw fear the aging widow cannot cope with her son Harry Kendall Thaw's tragedy in New York. Her health has been frail, she laments a sad year including her son's marriage, a disputed church memorial window, and jewelry losses valued at forty thousand dollars. Despite trouble, she plans a long European tour and recovery. A separate Albuquerque note quotes John urging joint statehood for New Mexico, arguing developing resources and fiscal caution justify accepting Congress's terms. He favors statehood now to avoid territorial disadvantages and to boost local interests.

Pittsburg Wi. Thaw Harry Kendall Madison Square Garden New York Thaw Europe Albuquerque New Mexico Congress Simeaood John

Superstition Sparks Street Talk At Clock Repair Scene

The Close Observer notes locals laughing at superstitions while workers fix a big clock at the O Rielly drag company building. A ladder over the sidewalk provokes chatter as pedestrians fear stepping beneath it, prompting jokes about luck and caution.

Ree Clowe Second Street Railroad Avenue O'Rielly Drag Company & Store C. C. Mwade C. C

No Fireworks on the Fourth Throughout the City

The Fourth of July brought overcast skies and light rain. City offices closed for the holiday as residents celebrated Independence Day with restricted fireworks. Dr Carver’s attraction at Traction Park drew crowds while a dirigible display was planned for Albuquerque. Many families skipped city outings, with some travelers seeking nearby resorts.

Federa Young America Carver Traction Park Albuquerque Graich St Cays the Park Prove Heer Canyon Coyote Springs Camp Birnie

City militia encampment plans drift amid command doubts

Reports say Austin encampment dates run August 5 to 11 with a battalion sent, regimental officers largely excluded and offers for lower ranks. Capt O Donnell questioned as quartermaster while resignations rumor circulates. June city real estate transfers show dull market and Spanish-named farm deals amid seasonal calm.

Territorial Austin Texas Calain O'Donnell Tarkington Sargeant McDonnell

Messengers Fourth of July Dinner at Elite Restaurant

The Elite hosted a Fourth of July dinner for Western Union and Postal Telegraph messenger boys. Guests from Postal included William Welnecke Archie Dixon William Rudolph Arthur Hawks Alvin Stewart. Western Union guests included Joe McCaffrey Art Radcliffe Art Kleim Dick Lehrmann Reg Hadcliffe Alfred Latarte Louie Segil. The meal featured big chicken dinner pie ice cream and other dishes. A vacation planning note appeared in the issue with tours and travel details.

Bay Guy Managment Merenker Boys Western Union Postal Telegraph Services Messenger Joys Potie Sir Alirahar William Welnecke Archie Dixon William Rudolph Arthur Hawks Alvin Stewart the Postal Joe McCaffrey Art Radcliffe Art Kleim Dick Lehrmann Reg Hadcliffe Alfred Latarte Louie Segil Walon

Stage to Jemez Springs Travel Arrangements

The undersigned offers trips to and from Jemez Springs for celebrations. Information available from George H. Moore, 113 West Railroad. Also notes wild fowl and game listings by Dr. Cecil French in Washington, D.C. and advertisement for National Cash Register at the Blue Hotel.

Jemez Hot Springs George H. Moore No. 113 West Railroad Arena James T. Johnston Cecil French Washington, D. C National Cash Regi FE M. Howard National Cash Register Company of Dayton Aio Blue Hotel

Manzanita Hall A School for Boys Palo Alto Calif

Manzanita Hall, a boys school near Stanford in Palo Alto, advertises three-year programs with one teacher per five pupils, home care under field dormitory system, and modern language offerings. It highlights laboratories, gymnasium, nursery, athletics, and a trained instructor staff, with a 1906 start for the fourth year and a catalog on request.

Palo Alto California Stanford University Californie Dad Boty Cloacal Selentite Erureen Leroy Dixon Cal

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