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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1906

Page

5

No Election for City Officers Endorsed by Parties

The Albuquerque Citizen editorial protests Morning Journal’s proposal to remove elections for city officers. It argues party tickets do reflect the voice of the people, allow voters to back preferred candidates, and enable the city to obtain the best available officials through primaries, nominations, and individual choice. It emphasizes voters may discard unsuitable names and that parties should nominate the strongest material they can command.

Morning Journal Albuquerque Citta Duke City

Plant a Tree For Arbor Day in Santa Fe Parks

A call urges surrounding schools with parks to foster personal student interest and home gardens. Arbor Day on March 80th aims to begin city efforts for school gardens in Santa Fe. The piece cites ex-Governor Hogg's wish for pecan and walnut trees as a living monument and praises trees as noble legacies.

Santa Fe Hogg Texas

Retired Director Known for Punctuality and Quiet Influence

A long description recalls a popular director famed for prompt attendance and silent assent at meetings. He never spoke unless luncheon arrived and was valued by managers for giving no trouble and accepting outcomes. Also notes a New Mexican editorial predicting future statehood issues and assorted 1906 regional reports on rail, ore, elections, and sheep valuation.

Tenown Henry Clews

Gas Well in Kansas Burns Wild for Days with Blazing Fire

A Caney Kansas gas well struck by lightning in February defied control for days. Flames reached miles, gas flow peaked at 60 million cubic feet per day, and attempts to cap the mouth failed until later. Fire roared and sent stones aloft as workers fled the scene.

Kamae Natural Gene Company Caney Kansas Karg Findlay, O

Franchise Pricing For Sale Or Taxes From Philadelphia Ledger

Record shows franchise tax questions as New York Central Railway seeks 100000 for rights on Blovetth avenue and streets. Notes assessment under Ford law equals rent, pending review by New York high court over valuation of 1 480 000 franchise for city taxes.

New York Central Railroad Blovetth Avenue State Board Ford Rte New York City New York Centre Supreme Court of New York State Board of Tax Commissioners

Moros Exterminated in Philippine Conflict Report

A fragment from a Washington Star dispatch discusses Moros of Mindanao and Palawan, their resistance to Western influence, and a four day clash with American troops resulting in about 900 slain. It details Moro society, history under Spanish and American rule, and the U S policy shift toward governance, schools, and trade amid ongoing violence. The report notes the broader impact on regional peace and colonial administration.

Siocigonio Cod Philippines United States Mindansy Palawan Philippine Commission Ite Congréss

Local church and social gatherings in Albuquerque events

A busy program of church, club, and social events unfolds in Albuquerque. St John’s Episcopal regular meeting and luncheon. Missionary Society at Mrs Boldt’s home. Highland Methodist lecture by Prof Crim with steplight views. Miss Nellie Pratt’s social and musical at her home. nurses association gathering at Mrs Newcomer’s residence with small fish souvenirs. St Patrick’s Day plans by the Irish Sons in Albuquerque with a varied program. Associated Charities canvass plan to fund ongoing services for the poor with volunteers assigned to city districts.

Highland Methodist Church J. H. Crim University of New Mexico Mark Tonocents Crom F. G. Pratt Highlanta Nelile Pratt Miss Pratt Nurses’ Association Mre E. Newcomer North Walter Street Misa Merritt Mise Alerritt Bencap Watch Hill Rhode Island Iust Pennell Claypool Hunter Millette Radcliffe Dahlquiat Breen Barnett Associated Charities Organization Albuquerque Cook East Railroad Avenue Highlands Suther North Fourth Street Railroad Avenue Mim Neehan Weet Brehth Street Mes Fan Wilson Byler Can Vite Lepe

City Election Easter Sunday Casino Opening

Upcoming events mention City election on Easter Sunday and the opening of a casino. Also referenced are Para Thorne, S4-Allery's, Royal Italian, M-Charles Hansont, and Shakespearean plays. The fragment indicates a busy civic and cultural schedule without clear dates or locations.

Thorne Allery Royal Italian Charles Hansont

Wanted to Rent or Buy Odd Items and Help Wanted

Classified fragment seeks a nonhand cash register, attic items, a harness, a horse, and corner Granby and Twelfth. Also seeks a housekeeper position for a German woman. Includes address hints and a merchants lunch notice at the White Elephant from 11 to 2 36 daily and free lunch Saturday night.

White Elephant

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