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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1906

Page

4

Subsidy Debate in The Citizen Circles Public Post Office Costs

The Citizen opposes ship subsidies and defends low reading rates funded by taxes. It argues the post office deficit stems from franking and rail carriage costs, not publishers profits, and urges reforms like parcels post and postal banking. Congress and post office leaders are blamed for waste and railroad influence.

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Wypocricy Exposed and Railgrow Development in New Mexico

A minister in Ohio challenges Christian business alignment, saying Jesus would favor honest profit, while critics argue pulpit should not mix with commerce. The article notes Rock Island Railroad growth under John Sebastian, drawing homeseekers to New Mexico, and reports Las Vegas Lamb crop yields near 114 percent, a strong year for sheep men across the region.

Ohio Tom & Grocery Store Christ Denver le Ough Jésus Jesus Santa Roma Sun New Mexico Rock Island Ite Ines John Sebastian Kansas Las Vegas

Overgrown Anomalies and Sausage Makers in a Satirical Dialog

A fragment-style dialogue mocks wealth and power through references to bishops, magpies of fortune, and a sausage maker named Bobus. It contrasts a cultured bishop whose influence improves public life with a sly grotesque figure who profit by cheap, tasteless sausages. The piece derides wealth concentrated by universal suffrage and questions virtue in a satire on aristocratic England.

Jefferson Rick Durham California Dobua Hounsditeh Parte Bobus Brick England

Jamestown Naval Exposition to Feature Global Warships

Jamestown exposition to host a vast naval rendezvous with ships from leading nations on Hampton Roads. Military drills, airship tests, and first international submarine boat races to unfold at the two mile water frontage. President Castro of Venezuela plans a spring visit aboard the Restaurador, a lavish yacht linked to Jay Gould’s lineage.

Hampton Roads Exposition Armiea Cipriano Castro Venezuela Norfolk Castro Jay Gould Royal Yacht of Great Britain Victoria and Albert Atalanta George United States Gould Venezela Cuatro George Washington Caracas Dina Visi

The Signature Was Good and a Letter of Dismissal

An old tale about ex Governor Joseph A Gilmore as superintendent of the Concord and Chiremont railroad. A clerk misreads a letter with only a date and Gilmore’s signature and assumes it is a routine note. The signature proves powerful as the clerk recalls riding on it ever since.

Joseph A. Gilmore Wiley Mr. Gilmore Gilmore John

Peacock Dead at Las Vegas Hospital

Special to The Evening Citizen reports James M. Peacock, a night clerk at Santa Maria Albuquerque, died at the company hospital in Las Vegas from ocular meningitis. Peacock had previously undergone eye-straightening surgery by Dr. Mibney of Topeka, after which his face began to twitch and become expressionless, with paralysis eventually spreading to his limbs.

Las Veeas NX. My James M. Peacock Santa Me Albuquerque Ciicen Peacock Las Vegas Mibney Topeka James Peacock Dieht Cay Santa Pe Mory Pear Legun Lecamne

Montoya Must Keep the Peace at Court Fight

A courthouse confrontation led to Deputy Montoya facing a peace bond after Vigil sought protection. Undersheriff Hoyt reported a warrant for Montoya on a charge of threatening Vigil with further harm. Judge Heacock presided as U S Marshal Newcomer testified, and Montoya posted a $200 bond to keep the peace.

Court House Lutwen Montoya Kelavlo Fred Hoyn Justice of the Peacs Craig Vigil Heacock United States Ed. Newcomer Earth

City Officials Stranded in Mud on Trip to Sandoval Homestead

Hon. Alfrad Grunsfeld and Felix Lester with families left Albuquerque Sunday to visit Jesus Maria Sandoval across Corralies bridge. Their buggy bogged in black mud, delaying hours of suspense as the party failed to reach the Sandoval home or return by 5 PM. a travesty noted in recent local events.

Alfrad Grunsfeld Bernalillo Felix Lester Albuuerque Jesus Maria Sandoval Corralies Bridge BR. L. Medler Clark M. Carr Atrisco Runefeld Sandoval le Oly

Great Council of Red Men plans in Albuquerque

Goachaux of Gatun NM as Great Sachem of the Improved Red Men travels to Albuquerque to finalize arrangements for the great council and Pocahontas gathering to be held at Red Mens hall. Local growth in membership and final prep details are noted as the council underscores a tough match between two top teams at the West Bowling Alleys.

Goachaux Gatun N. M New Mexico Gallup Pocahontas Xtiena Bachem Goddays Albuquerque Red Mens’ Hall West Gold Avenue Godehagx

Local Entry Missing Clerk Details At Barre Office

A fragment mentions a young lady clerk at a Barre office with an incomplete address and social security aid reference. No clear date or full names. The note points to a missing or incomplete identity record connected to Martin Lotuman and an aiding context in North Barre.

Jbbarre Roller Oir Martin Lotuman N. My

TAGE TO JEMEZ SPRINGS

The undersigned is prepared to transport to and from Jemez Springs, with information available on request. George H. Moore, 113 West Railroad Avenue, is the contact for details. James T. Johnston.

TAGE Jemez Springs Jemez Hot Springs George H. Moore West Haliroad Avenue James T. Johnston

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