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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1905

Page

4

Joint statehood drive for Oklahoma and Indian Territory gains momentum

The Albuquerque Citizen notes strong push for joint statehood as Congress convenes, citing Oklahoma editorial support and opposition from small tax folks. It reports editors at Guthrie backing the plan and predicts New Mexico and Arizona may join next winter, urging prompt action.

Bird McGuire Ukinnoma Raleigh Oklahoma Indian Territory Congress Territory Arizona New Mexico Guthrie Igisla- Goa Washington Post National Okahoma

Social scrutiny and damning language in high society

A New York case centers on a rich woman's use of the word damn when discharging an architect, with her husband's testimony supporting her denial. The piece contrasts social circles where profanity is tolerated against moral expectations, noting women who ex plead banter and urging caution about “the best society” masking coarse behavior. The article then shifts to US and international issues, including a department of labor commerce inquiry, anti corruption across several cities, Russia’s unrest, and a note on J G Jenkins representing South Australia in London.

New York

Railways and Paul Morton Case Endorsement Spark Debate

A Railway World summary criticizes Roosevelt for shielding Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe officials from contempt actions over a $1,000,000 rebate scheme. It recounts timelines from 1901 to 1902, noting investigations, court orders, and Moody’s stance. The piece urges full accountability if law violations are proven and supports a thorough probe of Atchison officials.

Roosevelt Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company Effcuit Atchion Railway World Atetsom Colorado Fuel & Iron Company el Paso & Southwestern Railroad Paul Morton Atchison’snes el Paso & Southwestern el Paso and Deming Atchison Federal Commission Moody Governmnt Judson Harmon Frederick N. Judson Interstate Commerce Commission Atehison Circuit Court The Messrs. Judson and Harmon Morton Santa Fe Filegal

Lawson's Notion of Chivalry and Old John Henry Tale

Lawson mocks a broker attack as chivalrous in tone while retelling old Charlestown tales. The Buffalo Inquirer notes his remarks about John Henry and a lean, hardworking couple with no children, including a cow sale anecdote. The piece also recounts Fighting Bob Evans at church and a humorous pew dispute over seating and price.

Lawson Thomas W. Lawson Buffalo Pnquirer John Henry Charlestown Bob” Evans Bob Evans Bob Evans Boston Herald

New Mexico People At The Hollenbeck And Santa Fe Visit

A list of New Mexico residents registered at the Hollenbeck in Los Angeles includes H B Culver J A Beal and others from Albuquerque Globe Bisbee and El Paso. A party from Duke City used Santa Fe Railway rates to visit the capital city, saying the air's health benefits outweighed travel hassles. includes Misses Sarah Ross May Donaldson Ellen McClure and W J Albuquerque.

Te Hollenbeck Los Angeles H. B. Culver J. A. Beal Albuuquerque N. M. DS Cochran Jerome Ariz H. Harrell Phoenix C. S Burgess R. J. Weir Mohawk N. A. Nelson Globe W. N. Tiffany Mrs. Phillips T. Wilson Texas T. 8 Hubbell N. T Albuquerque N. M Brimley Gila Bead Armijo W. Ariz Eliza Downey Yuma H. V. Clymer Ben F. Sweetwood Williams Atia M. Galns Tombstone Wallace Florence

Turkish Nongate Feeds After Ice Cream Visit

Turkish Nongate enjoys a dessert outing at Mrs Ful lerton's Sentactionsssatore ice cream parlor. Patrons report a calm scene with casual chatter and a pleasant finish to the afternoon.

Mrs

Southwestern Employment Agency Ad Notice

The Southwestern Employment Agency invites inquiries for female and male staff including porters cooks waitresses and laborers with references furnished. Located at 110 South Second Street Upstairs Telephone 195 Red Also note The Private Secretary at Ellis Opera House on Thursday July 6 admission 25 cents and 50 cents reserved seats at Matson's.

Cery Second St Ellis’ Opera House Matson's Matson’s

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