Poor Children Outing Debate In Albuquerque Salvation Army
The Citizen critiques an Albuquerque Salvation Army plan to give poor city children a public outing. It praises the Army’s work but argues local children can access pure air and climate at home, stressing food, decent housing, moral guidance, and that the outing may be unnecessary in this city.
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Salvation Army
Albuquerque
Kansas City
Chicago
Te & B
Northwest Dispatches
Minneapolis
New Mexico Governor Won't Hange Two Women Murderers
The Citizen lauds Governor Raynolds for sparing Madrid and Lyons from death, noting public sentiment favored commutation. The column praises his law order stance and urges continued action on sheep dipping, corral cleaning, and public works including lakes, crossings, and future franchises while debating local city plans and regional politics.
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New Mexico
Madrid
Territorial Penitentiary
Raynolds
The Cub's Corner and 1871 Albuquerque Cloud Tale
A fragment from The Farmington Times shows a mix of theater chatter about Mrs. Fiske and a Navajo cellist, a San Juan County relocation inquiry, and a curious 1871 Albuquerque sighting of a small white cloud near Tierras Canyon. The column blends local color with financial and weather notes, plus a long, disjointed diary-like reminiscence and market summaries.
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Albuquerque
Tieras Canyon
Marriage Advice Prevents Suicide In Cleveland Sermon
In Cleveland Ohio Dr Chas F Aked pastor of John D Rockefeller s church urged distraught individuals to marry as a solution to self destruction stating Matrimony prevents death by own action The sermon quoted emphasizes marriage as a remedy amid despair and crisis prevention efforts.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chas. F. Aked
Jno
Rockefeller
Telegraphic Markets Report from F. J. Grat & Co
Telegraphic market update from New York quotes various stocks and commodities, including American Sugar Amalgamated Copper and Pacific Western holdings. It lists railroad issues such as New York Central and Southern Pacific, along with several mining and copper firms, recorded via private wires from Albuquerque.
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F. J. Grat & Co
New York
Barnett Building
Albuquerque
N. M
American Sugar Amalgamated Copper
American Smelter
American Car
Imore
Onion
Brooklyn
North Butte
Butte Ear
Old Dominion
Elvethin Santa Fe
New Forks
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Hillsboro
Sheep Sanitary Board
George W. Prichard
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Evening Citizen
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Annapolis
W. H. Andrews
Bob” Evans
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Los Angeles Examiner
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Providency
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Haywood
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Farmington Times-Hustler
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Misslesippi Valley
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At &Reat
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Ruth Sew
F. H. Strong
Strong
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Victor
Edison
Learnard and
Lindemann
West Gold Ave
Alfew
Chickering & Sons
South Second St
Bea
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Highland Livery
Sadie
Bambrook Bros
John Street
P., Matteucci
Green Front
North First St
Fee’ and I
Walton's Drug
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
Yann & Son
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