The One to Blame and the Albuquerque Journal
The Citizen attacks the Albuquerque Journal over university funding and territorial politics. It defends the New Mexico university, accuses the Journal of greed and misrepresentation, and pledges to press for a larger appropriation despite tense legislative times. The piece lambasts opposition to funding and signals continued advocacy for the university.
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Thia City
New Mexico University
Bursum Machine
Albuquerque
Republican
Taniversity
Albuquerque Journal
University
Thrift as a Virtue and the Danger of Extremes
The piece argues that money should be saved and spent wisely, praising thrift while warning against stinginess and greed. It notes examples like John Wanamaker and Rockefeller to illustrate saving habits, then cautions that virtue can become vice if carried to extremes.
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John Wanamaker
John Rockefeller
E. H. Harriman
James A. Garfield
Rockefellers
Harrimans
Dr Edward Everett Hale Honored as Moral Leader of Era
A reminiscence lauds Dr. Edward Everett Hale 55, lively and optimistic, founder of Lend a Hand society. It extols his lifelong service over wealth, stressing the creed Look up and lend a hand, and praises his broad vision shaping moral progress and charity.
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Dr. Everett Hale
Dr. Hale
Hale
Edward Riverett Hale
Teachers May Instruct Parents In Child Control
Interview with Miss Farrell, New York City education superintendent for challenging children, argues insolence stems from imitation or temper. She prefers asking over commanding to avoid provoking irritation, teaching compliance as a habit through courteous reply and good deeds.
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New Idea Woman's Magazine
Shifts in Hat Trimmings Change Millinery Focus This Season
The Millinery Trade Review notes a move away from hair braids toward straw materials with finer plaitings and smooth surfaces. Indian straws and bleached Tuxcans dominate, with Tagal in demand for higher tiers. Frise and Frisette wave straws in multiple colors appear, while Belgians offer softness for delicate outlines. Lace straw hats remain scarce as transparency relies on Panama materials.
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Panama
Meeting of Two Big Men of Different Delelopment Lines
Cardinal Gibbons and John L. Sullivan bless each other in a warm exchange. The aging fighter is hailed for old honesty and loyalty, while the cardinal views Sullivan’s gesture as a sincere expression of character. The piece reflects on integrity, respect, and the enduring appeal of Sullivan's earlier renown.
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Cardinal Gibbons
John L. Sullivan
Anne
John 1
Sullivan
America
John L
la’ Mwkely
John II
Johny
How Knock May Be Turned Into Very Valuable Boost
A whimsical tale traces an apple bump starting a cascade of ideas about gravity, banana mishaps, and a Philadelphia man, leading a professor to invent edible and industrial banana products. The piece urges seizing opportunities, treating fortune as a bite to take, not a door to knock.
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Philadedphia
Philadelphia
Little Items About fire at Things
Fragmented clippings reference legal notes on oral chattel mortgage and Taft era politics. The piece includes verse poking at Harriman versus Fish and a sermon on mourning addressing funeral customs and attitudes toward insanity and bereavement.
El Paso Elects Sweeney Mayor Under New Charter
The first El Paso election under the new charter resulted in a victory for ex-County Judge Joseph U. Sweeney and the regular organization over the Good Government league ticket. All but two aldermen were elected, with one victory by just two votes. Sweeney, a 29-year resident and Texan by birth, has served as county judge since 1902 and is praised for a clean, progressive administration.
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el Paso
Joseph U. Sweeney
Citizens
Good Government League
Pass
Sweeney
Commitment of Drunkards and Hospital Incompetence
Nebraska laws on committing drunkards and narcotics addicts to the hospital for the insane were upheld in ex parte Schwarzing. The decision holds jurisdiction may extend to the person of an inebriate and their property when incompetent, while a provision for discharge only on parole after cure was unconstitutional as a violation of personal liberty.
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Nebraska
Ex Parte Schwarzing
Northwestern Reporter
Prine
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Rich
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Harry Fish
Harry Harriman
Detroit Free Press
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Axministers
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Velvets
Brussels
Daghestan
Wilton
Axminster
Ingrain
F. H. Strong
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Millinery Fashion CO
Erwin & Paynter
ORCS
Gold Star Saloon
Beer Hall
Frati & Monroe Telephone
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
J. D. Eakin
G. Giomi
Chas. Melini
Bachechi
Consolidated Liquor Company
MELINI @ EAKIN
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Southwest
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Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
St. Louis A. B. C
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
Arch
United State
Clarkville
John
Beaven
South First Street
P. Matteucci
Pioneer Bakery
Piet Street
Pers Hot Chocolate
Waltons Dig
Rescue
Everlog Citieen
Humphrey Ovals
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Avenue
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