Albuquerque Unity Drives City Prosperity
The city’s inner outlook and inlook are built on familiar facts guiding confident citizens. Harmony of thought and effort powers Albuquerque’s growth, while unity among residents proves the strongest asset and safeguard for the town’s future prosperity.
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Albuquerque
Jereal
New Mexico
The Menace of Wealth and Public Money Power
An editorial notes the era of vast public and corporate spending from New York to San Francisco. It contrasts municipal projects, railroad terminals, and a looming million dollar empire with the idea that wealth itself is a potential curse or blessing depending on its use to hire labor, secure fair wages, and balance market power against the people through law.
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United Sates
San Francisco
New York City
New City
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
America
Royal pairs and humble lovers contrast in royal weddings
The piece contrasts royal Spain marriages with humble lovers, noting happiness can arise beyond wealth. It recalls historical unions of Fernand VII and Alfonso XII, their wars and political fallout, and argues enviable is love shared by the thousands of humble couples. New Mexico notes Gallup bond sale and future power plant plans.
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Apa Royany
Spain
Ike
Sturles
Fernand VII
Marie Antoinette Therese
Napoleon
Maria Christina
Isabella
Alfonso XII
Mercedes
Maria Chitina
Austria
Ena
Hinduism Against Christian Religion and Childless Rich Life
Fifteen census takers for the Calu school board area in Chicago resign amid complaining about low pay and few children. The piece argues against a childless life, contrasting fashionable districts with tenement areas and urging appreciation of parenthood despite sorrow, urging readers to value children and family bonds.
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Calumet
Prairie
Michigan Avenues
Chicago
Papa
Little Ben
Jenny
Ben
Europe
Brahmin preacher argues missionaries bring prosperity
Morangan Krishna a Brahmin in Kansas City denounces foreign missions as unwise to compare with Christianity. He claims Christian missionaries spread prosperity, medicine, and reform, while blaming India’s famine and plague on nature and English rule, yet praising missionary efforts for reducing cruelty and ignorance.
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Morangan Krishna
Kansas City
Krishna
Tno
America
Kirishna
Ganges River
India
The Moral Search Light and Public Scrutiny
The essay extols the press as a moral search light turning on rulers, financiers, and rulers. It argues publicity reveals guilt and deters evil, citing examples from high places, monopolies, graft, and railroad corruption, and compares it to a divine eye upon the Zulus and savages.
Church and Social Gatherings Roundup
Early mass at 6 am at Immaculate Conception church. Home Mission Indies of Highland Methodist hold a social June 6 from 3 to 10 pm at Mrs. Ridley’s home 616 South Walter Street. Ladies of the GAR plan a grand benefit ball at Elke ballroom Wednesday at 8 o’clock with Scotts Orchestra. admission $1. Woodmen of the World Decoration Day services at the cemetery Sunday at 1:30 pm with Hon. George Klock delivering the address. A farewell party for Miss Myrtle Kirkpatrick last night at 315 East Coal Avenue. she departs tonight for Chicago and eastern cities for a month. Guests included Misses May Maher Margaret Maher Louie Maher Armada Shinick Cora Bocklett Annie Bocklett and Messrs Maher Tessier Beauvais Kirkpatrick T J Shinick.
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Home Mission Indies
The
Highland Methodist Church
Jobin A. Logan
Ladies of the Gar
Elke Ball Room
Scotts Orchestra
George
Klock
Myrtle Kirkpatrick
East Coal Avenue
Mina Myrtle
Kirkpatrick
Roy
Chicago
May Maher
Margaret Maher
Louie Maher
Armada Shinick
Cora Bocklett
Annie Bocklett
Messrs Maher
Tessier
BeauVais
T. J. Shinick
Churches Offer Sunday Worship in City
Local listings detail Christian Science services at 11 in the Woman's club rooms and at 11 in other venues, with Sunday school times. St John’s Episcopal, St Paul’s Lutheran, Highland and First Methodist, Congregational, and Baptist congregations announce sermons, installations, Holy Communion, and choir music across several city churches.
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Christian Scientist
Vielock
Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Gold Avenue
Christian Church
Broadway
Ernest
Crawford
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cor Be
Silver Avenue
G. Hartson
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Gallupto
Carbon City
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Santa Fe Pacific Railway
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ric. N. Swinhart
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Shepperd
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Smith
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Lambert
Manhattan
Fox
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West Railroad Avenue
G. Pratt & Co
Jas. Heekin & Co
Imboden
Hillsboro Creamery
P. Matteucci
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Albuquerque Business College
R. 0. Stoll
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West Railroad Ave
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Boston
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