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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1906

Page

4

Harmony and its critics in Albuquerque’s prominence

The Citizen refutes Las Vegas Daly Optic’s insinuations about unrest in Albuquerque. It asserts harmony among residents and counters the claim that negative voices threaten the city’s growth, praising Duke City’s climate, citizenship, and prospects while noting the persistent presence of critics.

Albuquerque New Mexico

Rail and coal interests under federal probe sweep

The Interstate Commerce Commission plans to extend its investigation into railroad owned coal firms and mining costs from Pennsylvania to Colorado. The broad inquiry, ordered by Congress, targets the ties between railroads and coal companies amid public concern, with President Cassatt returning to New York to face scrutiny. Colorado may face a surprise inspection as findings are set to unfold.

Union Pacific Railroad Union Pacific Coal Company Denver Rio Grande Railway Utah Fuel Company Interstate Commerce Commission Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Congress Cassatt New York Hs Company Colorado National Board Colorado Railroad Colorado Springs Telegraph

Abuses by Trusts In Roosevelt Beef Investigation

The El Paso Times argues Roosevelt’s push to expose packing house abuses was necessary though it withholds names of guilty packers. It warns immediate action is vital to curb the beef trust and rally public sentiment against trusts.

Roosevelt Wsso el Paso Timon

Honors in Dollars and Political Seats Across Regions

A discussion on monetary honors for athletic achievement, noting Hamilton Ontario and Toronto contributions totaling 5250 to Olympian Sherring. Also reports on Senator Depew’s seat succession, Senator Clapp's interest in Burton, and Colorado postmasters’ salary increases, highlighting farming districts dominate.

Courier Journal Ohio Depew Senate Burton Clapp Minnesota Denver Colorado Georgetown

Impressions of Zuni Pueblo from Native American Travel

A Gallup to Zuni trip describes the village in the Zuni valley, its adobe houses and narrow streets, lively central plaza, and aging church ruins. It notes population about twelve hundred, seasonal farming, and a new Black Rock boarding school with five buildings and planned horse barn.

Zon River Haina Zuni Uni Ojo Caliente Nutra Pescado Zuni River Pices Zaul Blackrock John B. Harper Graham New Palin Angel of Mercy Zani Blackrook Vanderwagen Zant

Flight of Hope In Speech on Railroad Rates by Senator Bailey

A Texan senator urges a moral standard over wealth, praising honesty and justice. He envisions a future where fairness guides children and rulers lose power to virtue, offering hope that truth and character can lift all homes and lands.

Senator Bailey Texas Oder

Manager McCanna to tour states for fair attractions

McCanna, manager of the twenty fifth annual fair association, leaves Albuquerque Sunday for twenty five days touring Kansas and Omaha to inspect Parker Carnival and Patterson Brainerd Carnival management. He will interview entertainers in Decatur and recruit acts for the fall festival while handling many association duties.

Pof. McCanna McCanna Alent

Learnard Lindemann Boys Band Grows Through Rehearsals

Learnard and Lindemann push the city’s strongest community effort by preparing Learnard Lindemann's Boys Band with twenty to twenty five capable youths. piano tuner H Jay Stone reports a southern tour and a Victor sale. Mr Reynolds from Michigan may relocate here. Mrs Rosa Putrelle Gideon buys a Steinway Grand piano for a New York musician of national piano trade stature.

Learnard & Lindemann Learner & Lindemann H. Jay Stone New Mexico Victor Mr. Stone Ogee Mr. Reynolds Michigan Learnard Reynolds H le A, Learnard & Lindemann Rosa Putrelle-Gideon Steinway New York City

Local leaders attend services and travel plans noted

Conductor Quinn visits sick wife in Colorado Springs and hopes for return in health. Rev Swihart and Rev Welser join the German Lutheran service in Santa Fe. Welser assigned to Belen church with Sundays split duties. A party including Phillips and McDougalls departs for Canon del Agua and Mount Taylor, planning fiesta attendance. Colonial events and stock issues at Las Vegas Driving Park noted. ICED TEA SEASONS PROMOTION appears with a ad for Jaffa Grocery Co.

Quinn Santa Fe Colorado Springs Wes Quinn Swihart Weiser Denver West Silver Avenue Welser Belen B. Phillips Fairview N. M Ot J. Rankin Portland Ore M A. Brook Jacksonville Robertis McDougall James McDougall Muscatine George BR. Anderson Harold H. Brook Auerque Canon del Agua Mount Taylor Acomm Pueblo RE. Pwitchell Mexics iJly Las Vegas Weelim Resolu Colone

Whitney rests after railroad accident in Belen

W K Whitney construction superintendent for Lantrybury Consumption Co. was reported resting easy after losing both legs below the knee in a railroad accident in Belen yesterday at 7 am. Doctors stated he may be able to return home in a few weeks.

Santa Fe-Pacific W. K Whitney Lantrysbury Consumbion Company Belen Lee An Erick

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