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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
4
A Duluth Tribune critique condemns Russia’s grand dukes for engineering the war with Japan. It accuses them of stealing resources, disloyalty, and obstinate power, leaving the army under-equipped and the nation demoralized. It calls for punishment, even by force if needed.
The United States plans 20 million dollars in 2 percent government bonds for the Panama canal project as the first installment of bonds authorized by Congress. Bonds cannot sell below par, but a 4 percent premium is anticipated, with the nation able to borrow at far lower rates than other countries. If 200 million is needed, the U S can finance at 2 percent, saving about 4 million annually versus higher rates abroad. Over fifty years the advantage grows to roughly 11 million.
The Denver Republican and a local paper ran identical telegrams about Socorro with El Paso and Socorro date lines respectively. Editors condemn the El Paso correspondents for sensational canards and forged dates that damage credibility and mislead the public.
The New Mexican notes gradual taxation of about 5000 miles of rail by 1920 after six years exemption ends, predicting state wealth growth. It contrasts rainfall reports from Optic New Mexican with arid-region realities and cites political crossfire over statehood in Arizona and Oklahoma territories.
A long passage recounts the Dreyfus affair from 1894 to recent developments. It notes Mercier's involvement, the bordereau, Rennes trial, and later revelations including notes and documents exonerating Dreyfus. It outlines the political and legal turmoil, amnesty acts, and the ongoing quest for justice.
A six year old, Famny, returns from Sunday school puzzled by a statement about "Taree beds" and asks why. She recalls her teacher speaking of Abrahams four fathers and Harpere Wevuly, hinting at a lesson about ancient lineage.
The Close Observer at Second Street and Railroad Avenue laments open air wagons and hacks near The White Elephant. He notes daily horse teams, mud and odor, and calls for street cleaning and removal of the nuisance to protect public health.
Special Correspondence Stein's Pass July 17 report on a Ragtime ball success with dancing by relays. Granite Gap mining advances with new claims near the Granite Gap mine. Frank Newton loses his right hand at a machine, hospitalized in El Paso. Morris Untermyer due Aug 15 to inspect the Federal Gold group owned by Fulton Gunther Bennett. R Gunther Jr breaks his arm in Oshkosh. Six new claims Hael Nos 1 2 3 4 and 8 located near Granite Gap. Robert Chenworth improves after gunshot wound. Rock crusher west of Stein's Pass employs 130 men under Superintendent Bean. Mark R. Sherman visits the property.
Miss Bertha Banghart aged 19 died of consumption at her mother’s Rancho Bruno home. Funeral from Immaculate Conception tomorrow at 9 o’clock. interment Santa Barbara cemetery. Miss Mary Mooney, 14, died at 3:30 pm today at 518 West Copper Avenue. funeral arrangements to be set for tomorrow.
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