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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
4
The piece argues England remains wealthy yet unhappy, with rising unemployment and falling birth rates in 1905. It cites church and philosopher views on small families, wages, and living standards, warning of waning imperial dominance and a fading empire as vital vitality weakens.
The Duluth News Tribune notes the French chamber passage of an old age pension measure for workers over sixty five and compares it to systems in Germany Sweden Iceland Finland Belgium Austria Roumania and New Zealand. It cites U S forms including war veteran pensions half pay retirement for officers and potential life saving service pensions, with railroads and New York area employers also granting pensions.
A critical voice argues against the idea that Arizona can veto New Mexico statehood via the Foraker amendment. The author calls it unjust to let one territory’s voters be overruled by another, urging a majority within the new state boundaries to decide statehood.
The article notes exports rising since 1904 and foresees a major shift of commerce from east to west. It argues Pacific coast gains may mirror Atlantic progress, with irrigation plans and new farming potential highlighted for New Mexico areas. It critiques press trials and envisions broader national responsibilities.
A young girl from the west died in Chicago two days ago after refusing to name the man responsible for her fate. The piece laments the burden carried by the girl and questions the accountability of the man, urging a universal standard of chivalry and protection for women.
An appeal to travelers urges Americans to explore domestic scenery before Europe. It extols Hudson River, Adirondacks, Niagara Falls, Yellowstone, Yosemite, and other landmarks, praising national travel comfort via New York Central routes and major offices for lodging, rates, tours, and services.
The March World's Work lauds the German army as the largest most efficient fighting force yet. It claims German methods shaped Austrian Japanese Chinese and many European powers and describes a 14 000 000 strong potential force with detailed unit structures from sections to corps.
Numerous events fill the Albuquerque scene with church services lectures and club activities. St John s church hosts prayer at 7 80 tonight while the Royal Arch Mason Rio Grande chapter plans an evening work session. The Lambda Sigma sorority hosts a tea at Prof Hod Bin s home and the Woman s Club meets in the Commercial club building. Lectures at First Methodist church feature Charles A Payne on Rome and American humorists are discussed at the literary program. A social at the Farr residence includes coordinated activities and dancing after a shared meal, with various attendees listed. Also announced are cheese products in stock at Jaffa Grocery and local notices for ponies, furnished rentals, and garbages cans.
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