Why Buy Water Plant A Debate In Albuquerque News
The Albuquerque Citizen argues against municipal purchase of the water plant. It questions whether buying at around 300000 dollars would improve water supply, fire protection, or lower costs, noting the city already has thirteen years of water from the Water Supply company and raising concerns about debt, bond interest, and extensions. The piece critiques Alderman Hanley and the plant’s advocates as ignoring essential questions about value and funding.
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Albuquerque
Presat Company
Hanley Sys
Hanley
Citizen Office
League
Hunley
Manley
The
Citizen
City Election Bosses and Primaries Dictate Tickets
The morning paper and political economy students blame party lines for bad city government and say bosses pull strings to place Smith and Jones on tickets. The Citizen calls out the fault and remedy as the people failing to vote in primaries, allowing chestnut-pullers to limit voter choice at the polls.
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Smith
Messrs
Smith and
Jones
Hut
Right of Opinion Over Water Plant Row at The Citizen
Alderman Hanley defended municipal water plant ownership while denying paid advocacy. The Citizen corrected punctuation claims and defended editorial integrity. The piece cites improving irrigation and population growth projections, prompting readers to consider bond issuance to buy the Water Supply plant.
Bursum Bids Farewell to Territorial Penitentiary Post
The 1905 reappointment of H. O. Bursum as superintendent of the territorial penitentiary faced strong reluctance yet proceeded. After six years of reform and firm yet humane leadership, he has tendered resignation to Governor Hagerman and will retire to Socorro. His tenure is praised for turning a costly, disordered prison into a model facility and for his public service in Socorro and Santa Fe.
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H. O. Bursum
Territorial Penitentiary
Partes
Otero
Bursum
Hagerman
New Mexco
Republican Party
Ife
County of
Socorro
Legislative Council
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Ellery Band to Swing Through Albuquerque in March
The Ellery band, famed for its high quality and long holding reputation, will perform at the Elks theater in Albuquerque on Saturday March 24 with matinee and night shows. Ferullo leads the tour as the group travels from Los Angeles to southern California polls and other cities on the southern route.
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Alimendie
Lon Angeles
Ad Dial
Calcago
Kanagas City
Portland
Southern California
Wade
Ellery
Fireific
Ellery Band
Albuquerque
Ferullo
Elka’ Theater
Apparent Failure Is Often Grand Success
Susan B. Anthony’s deathbed words frame a reflection on a life of struggle for liberty. The piece credits her with advancing women's education, civic leadership, and child training, noting her influence spurred future progress and that failure cannot define her legacy. It links innovators like Tyndall Pestalozzi Frobel and Portaloggi, ending with the thought that lives are judged by impact, not harvest.
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Susan B. Anthony
Miss Anthony
Wormat
Bnt
Hum
Tyndall
Pestalozel
Frobel
Ssed
Portaloggi
Antho
Spat
Birth rates fall across empire hints at future decline
A London published census indicates population growth slowing in the British empire with white populations around 54 000, Australia and India showing declines. Berlin and Prussia studies compare 1876 to 1901 noting falling birth rates, while death rates rise in many regions. the piece closes with a quip about a Oklahoma boy and a paper.
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British Empire
Wixelowes
King
Edward
Australaers
London
Empire
Worlt
Berlin
German Empire
France
Merchant of Venice matinee at Elks' Opera House Saturday
The Merchant of Venice will be presented at the Elks' Opera House on Saturday afternoon March 31 with Charles B. Hanford in the title roles and Marie Dromah as Portia. The production promises remarkable costuming, scenery, and a strong supporting cast in a notable Shakespearean outing. Buffalo Bill Cody denies retirement rumors while touring Europe with the Wild West show.
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Merchant OF Venice
Elks' Opera House
Charles B. Hanford
Hanford
Shylock
Marie Dromah
Portia
Buffalo Bill
William F. Cody
Genoa
Italy
United States
Europe
Cory
Cabiey
J. A. Bailey
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Colonel Cody
Rafello
Barnum Bailey
West Thirty Fours Street
New York
Bailey
Cody
Jualy
France
Marseilieg
Roach
Line for Fred Fornoff in line for appointment
The brief notes Deputy U S Marshal Fred Fornoff of Albuquerque is expected to receive a post from Governor Hagerman, with speculation about a potential role as territorial superintendent or captain of mounted police. Rumors swirl around changes in posts, while others deny the claims as mere street talk.
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United States
Fred Pornoff
Albuquerque
Hager
Territory
John F. Pullerton
Poroast
Pentiton
Hagerman
Arthur Trafford
Verny Kornem
Wallerton
Coreslen
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