Municipal Water Alarm in Albuquerque Fray and Graft Claims
The piece argues owners of the Journal have financial stake in the Water Supply company seeking a 35 year extension to charge 35 cents per thousand gallons, despite cheaper development costs of 2 to 4 cents. It accuses the Journal of shifting stance from opposing the extension to endorsing municipal ownership of the water system, condemns the Water Supply company as self serving, and advocates replacing the worn plant with a new system costing about 75,000 dollars to deliver water at 10 cents per thousand gallons with free city water. The Citizen backs municipal ownership but opposes buying the current plant, favoring a new, modern plant instead.
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Journal
Albuqueta
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Southwest
Insolvencies in first half of 1906 compare favorably with 1905
Dun's Review reports 6210 commercial insolvencies in H1 1906 totaling 55904585 dollars, near to 6214 in H1 1905 but a relief given 79490908 last year. Manufacturing 1426 failures, trading 4024, other lines 160. banking and fiduciary failures 44.
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United States
Dun
Call to build sanitaria in New Mexico health crusade
Archbishop Glen declares tuberculosis ravages demand fraternal action. He urges Roman Catholics and all Christian groups to fund sanitoria in New Mexico for patients, citing Modern Woodmen of America and other fraternal bodies. He warns Pharisees or good Samaritans on this life saving mission.
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John J. Glennon
St. Louis
New Mexico
Dante
Hell
Phari
America
Odd Fellows
Knight of Pythias
Las Vegas
Colorado
Utah
New Mexican
Lincoln car relics spark public neglect and debate
The Citizen notes a dispute over the martyred Lincoln’s private car, now on an unused Joliet side track, and discusses public reverence versus neglect. It condemns local agitation and editorial rants while contrasting agricultural prospects and a proposed gift to Battle Creek sanitarium for the ailing printing profession.
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Lincoln
Washington
America
Joliet
Lincoln Park Commissioners
Chicago
Sensible Sermon Addresses Free Will and God’s Requirements
A Sunday talk at Euclid Avenue prayer meeting argues that strict human ability frames sin and that shifting “God’s requirements” excuses wrongdoing. It contends people blame the Almighty for temptations and upholds love one another as the core divine mandate guiding true progress and happiness.
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Mr. Rockefeller
Euclid Avenue
Rockefeller
Mquor
Indians With Automobiles And Luxuries Reported
Dosessors report on Sioux property in Rosebud and Cheyenne reservations listing luxuries such as 320 telephones 18 automobiles nine hearses 28 planes and 47 divorces in the past year. Includes humorous excerpts about romance and a train guard exchange quoted in a playful, clipped fashion.
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Rosebud
Snedians
Iman
Minneapolis Tribune
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Department of Agriculture
New York
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Phelps Sanitarium
Battle Creek
Mich
Father
Millicent
Harold
Mrs. Owen
Keeereueses
B. F. Copp
D. D. S. Room
N. T. Armijo
Learnard & Lindemann, the Square Music Dealers
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Strong's Sons
Undertakers
Fairview and
Santa Barbara
North Second Street
P, Lommofi
oulMlatteneci
West Tijeras Road
JEMEZ
SUCCE
Albuquerque Transfer Co
West Gold Avenue
Bell
Zelger Cafe
EL Paso
Fair Grounds
Economist
EL Paso Browns
Albuquerque Browns
Higger
Japan
Dolde
Propristor
A. Simpier
South Second St
W. Strong's Sons
Colo
Empress Mills
M. Berger
West Copper Ave
Mi & Ki
Yellowstone
Moet & Chandon
Jos
Schlitz Milwaukee
Alhnaue
Maxtonne New
the Bank OF
Hana
Light Exchange
William Math Toon
Korber
L. M. Wootton
R. L. Wootton
Wootton & Wootton
Luce
L. BR. Thompson
South Third Street
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