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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1905

Page

4

The Widow's Mite Gift at St Pauls Church Chicago

In Chicago at St. Pauls German Lutheran church a $1000 painting titled The Sun of the Christ hangs in the vestibule donated by a humble washerwoman Mrs Anna Kuehn. She requested anonymity, saying the gift honors her dead eight year old son and reflects self sacrifice and humility. The piece, praised for sentimental value over monetary cost, parallels the Biblical story of the ointment poured on Christ. The piece also notes benevolence by John D Rockefeller, likening his philanthropy to the deacon’s generosity and the kerosene metaphor in a reflective union of charity and public sentiment.

St. Paul's German Lutheran Church Chicago Anna Kuehn Bethany Mr. Rockefeller Ufe John D. Rockefeller John

Phoenix Votes for Municipal Water Ownership Move

In a mass meeting at Phoenix City Hall plaza the Citizens' Municipal Waterworks committee led discussion. Attendees from bankers to clerks endorsed municipal ownership, praised the council's water bond disposal, called for a new water works commission, and urged accepting Mayor Adams' resignation.

Phoenix Arizona City ‘Hall Plaza Citizens’ Municipal Waterworks Committee Adams Council Arizona Gazette

Advertising and Politics in Early 20th Century Albuquerque

The Baltimore American urges aggressive municipal advertising to attract business and capital, citing Albuquerque’s 1900s push via the Commercial Club. It notes past growth from publicity about resources and climate, and argues continued efforts could double Duke City’s wealth in ten years. It also critiques Russia’s WWI conduct and reports a June 1918 monetary circulation rise.

Baltimore American Albuquerque New Mexico City

High School Growth and Water Works Debate Surface in Las Vegas

The article notes a $2.886 billion money supply with gold and national bank notes, and argues money’s universal value. It urges confidence in high school education and cites its rapid U.S. growth. It discusses water works charters as favoring the water company. It reports the Las Vegas meeting deciding to host the Northern New Mexico fair with a $3,500 premium fund. It concludes with heat-related death figures remaining low in the Rio Grande valley.

Chiel United States New Mexico Laas Vegas Eld Venus of Las Vegas

Unanswerable Argument for Joint Statehood Debate

Nogales Oasis argues that statehood demands are common among admitted states as precedents. It cites Utah and Nebraska to show concessions like polygamy bans and suffrage conditions, urging Arizona voters to decide by constitutional election and challenging anti statehood editors to justify their stance.

Nogales Oasis United States Utah Nebraska Congress Arizona New Mexico J. Sterling Morton Nebraska Democracy Omaha Mark Smith Oasis Ordr Bisbee Review Mexico Review Antistatehood

Let Us Have Peace by Keeping Big Armies Selected

A historical tract argues that larger armies and navies do not guarantee peace. It questions the logic of military buildup, noting England Germany France and Japan pursue arms to secure peace while history shows smaller forces sometimes sustain stability. It compares imperial defense to faith and laments persistent war preparation at The Hague.

Britain Lord Roberts Roosevelt Germany France Italy England Europe Japan Asia Hague

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THE Albuquerque Citizen Citizen ‘Publishing Company Ww. & Strickler Russia America Washington, D. C Rio Grande Valley O. W. Strong's Undertakers Fairview and Santa Barbara North Second Street Cssssree SEER Wyvel B. F. Copp Room N. T. Armijo P, Sommeri Matteucci West Tijeras Road Jemez Hot Springs United States Mail Acdress W. L. Trimble & Co J. B. Block Perea West Gold Avenue AuStomatic Bell al Droggtata Red Cross Wm. Dolde W. Strong Cole Desse Learnard & Lindemann, the Square Music Dealers A. Simpier South Second St National Bank N. Marron J. B. Herndon D. A. McPherson Roy McDonald Melini Eakin Yellowstone C. F Whistles Moet & Chandon White Seal St. Louis B.C Jos Schilte Milwaukee South First Street Albuquerave the Bank OF BaLennen William McIntosh Om Ore V J, Korber & CO M. Wootton Wootton & Wootton L. BR. Thompson Thin Hoe South Third Street R. L. Wootton
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