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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
4
A heated critique urges Las Vegas to unite east and west sides, end the city’s dual incorporation and two post offices, and pursue harmony for growth through irrigation, dry farming and regional projects. Strong emphasis on reconciliation and shared prosperity for the one Las Vegas.
In a May speech Senator Newlands urged consolidating U S transportation into seven or eight nationwide rail networks. He advocated national incorporation, uniform taxation, fair valuation and a single system spanning ocean to ocean with inter and foreign commerce via owned steamships.
The Week In Trade reports broad strength across all departments with ample rains improving crop prospects. San Francisco banks reopen with $45 million more cash, no urgent money demands, and Earthquake fears easing. Paris sees a $50,600 bond sale by Pennsylvania Railroad, first large U.S. issue in years. May railway earnings up 11 percent. exports and imports up. Labor conditions improve. blast furnace plants reopen and overhauls proceed. overall trade activity is high and year prospects look strong.
Speech by Joe B. Mel of Kentucky on May 25 1908 cites immigrant arrivals from 1820 to 1905 totaling 22 921 985 and warns that current rates would match Kentucky and then multiple western states populations within years. He notes emigration trends and the impact on national density and future population estimates.
An article discusses massive wireless towers rising 300 feet on Mount Tamalpais California by Pacific Wireless Telegraph company. It describes 5,000 000 volt current signals, coverage to Hawaii Samoa Japan and the Philippines, and coastal links to Norfolk and Baltimore for Jamestown exposition.
A reflection on nurturing imagination in children by allowing free expression and avoiding laughter or overly critical remarks. It urges adults to laugh with, not at, children and to celebrate their wonder, arguing that gentle, affectionate guidance helps children blossom rather than be crushed.
A regular 2:20 pm meeting of the John A Sag an Circle No 1 Ladies of the Grand Army was held at Mix Maynard's home 008 East Gold Avenue with many members present and important business transacted.
Wool market in St Louis steady with June figures for copper and textile goods. Cattle and sheep receipts in Chicago and Kansas City show steady to firm trends. beef cattle prices range around 4.26 for beeves and 4.60 to 6.00 for lambs, with sheep around 4.60 to 6.00 and hogs not listed. New York stock quotes listed with several major issues. Provisions prices in Chicago show July pork at 16.80 and lard near 8.60 to 9.15 for July to September contracts.
Hon. Elias S. Clark of Arizona arrives in Prescott on the No. 2 train and visits The Evening Citizen offices. He then goes to Flagstaff, formerly in banking, now a leading lawyer and state attorney general candidate. He plans to travel east to Washington and New York for private matters and court appearances.
Keystone H wins a stakes race at Gold Hill with Showglory in third as Fresh Okra Hurry and Jaffa Grocery Co are mentioned in a garbled race note. American jockeys and horses unnamed are referenced in a tightly garbled report with unclear event details.
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