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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1905

Page

4

Water Plant Cost Claim Sparks Albuquerque Battle

The Albuquerque Citizen faces a legal dispute over an interview with Colonel Jastro about a water plant for Albuquerque. The piece alleges the paper misrepresented Jastro’s statements to push for a $75,000 up-to-date system while defending its own motives. The Water Supply Company’s stance against imposing a long-term burden on residents is highlighted as the City’s costs are debated.

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Exclusion Debate: San Francisco Chronicle Arguments

The piece argues that Chinese exclusion rests on a small number of willing workers, notes that many claim exemptions are evaded, and contends that powerful rail and steamship interests drive anti exclusion agitation. It suggests China could pivot to Japan for trade if China promotes hostility.

San Francisco Chronicle United States Amers China Japan

The Homecoming of the Sea King

The article chronicles John Paul Jones’s global career from Scotland to the American and French navies, then Russia and France, ending in poverty as France changed regimes. It notes Washington’s praise, Congress medals and swords, and that he died in obscurity while nations rose and fell around him.

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Nebraska Display Promotes Resources via Free Biograph Lectures

The Nebraska exhibit at the Lewis and Clark exposition uses free biograph lectures with inter viewing pictures on harvest alfalfa and farm scenes. The films illustrate harvesting, mowing, raking, and stacking alfalfa, shown alongside broader notes on government run enterprises worldwide.

Nebraska

Statehood meeting eyed for Phoenix or Tucson

Letters from across the territory push for a statehood meeting in the Phoenix or Tucson area, with talks of annexing New Mexico counties to Arizona if necessary. A fall gathering could draw many notable participants.

Nowhles Arizona Oasis Phoenix Tucson New Mexico

Elevate School Teachers Over Street Sweepers in Pay

A New Haven opinion argues teachers in the United States are paid far less than street sweepers, citing New Haven and other cities where teachers earn as little as 300 dollars annually while street sweepers receive 630. The piece urging reform laments the contradiction of honoring education while underpaying educators and calls for salaries commensurate with teachers’ high service.

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Statehood catechism for Arizona antis text

A dialogue in St Johns Herald defending and opposing joint statehood for Arizona. It catalogues antis arguments, preferred and unsatisfactory, names Phoenix as opposed, and enumerates supporters and opponents. It recounts alleged funeral proceedings for statehood with quoted taunting questions and dated references to 1906 Phoenix events.

Statehood Arizona St John’s Herald Phoenix Commonwealth New Mexico Republican Bullwicks

End of the Trail at Portland Exposition Draws Crowds

News from Portland describes visitors flocking to the Oregon exposition on the riverfront. Government irrigation and desert reclamation displays attract attention alongside Oregon's timber industry structures and Columbia River salmon fishery. The city buzzes with crowds and mixed critical sentiment about the fair’s scope.

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Wanted canvasser on salary and commission

A canvasser is sought on salary and commission. Apply at this office or call In person. Also note a strayed or stolen medium size bay horse with horn saddles black bridle and tan reins. A reward is offered for its return to 800 Park Avenue. A lost pocket book from town to Indian school contains one silver dollar and other small change plus a men’s bill receipt signed by Etta West. Reward for returning or leaving at the Journal office. Also notice of Fee’s Summer Taffy at Walton's Drug Store.

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