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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1907

Page

4

Oklahoma constitution gains national attention in reform measure

The Washington Herald approves the proposed Oklahoma and Indian Territory constitution submitted for ratification in August. It features modern elements such as referendums and a new method for nominating officials, while restricting rail rate changes and liquor trade, and limiting railroad and coal land ownership.

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Telegraph notes on political disputes and financial views

The issue compiles a string of editorial snippets and quotes from March 1907 on political alignment, media influence, and economic sentiment. It cites the Colorado Springs Evening Telegraph controversy over party organs, remarks from Hans Schuster on money markets, New Mexican views on the thirty-seventh legislative assembly, Kansas politics, and references to tariff, railroad regulation, and the Portland national senate nomination.

Springfield Mass Hans Schuster Dresden Merlin New York Germany Harriman Schuster Thirty-Seventh Legislative Assembly Council of the Assembly Assembly

True Athlete and Athleticism Across Ages

An English authority argues thirty-five marks the peak of athletic vigor, yet many famed financiers and industrialists remain active at advanced ages. The enduring athleticism lies in health and productivity in old age, with the farmer who works as hard at sixty-five as at thirty serving as the strongest example.

Fela Samuel Sloan New York Russell Sage John D. Rockefeller Hale J. P Morgan Andrew Carnegie Hotty Green Sticka Ruswell Sage Wall Street

Wealth and responsibility in daily conduct

A Chicago tale of a wealthy host who buys a new car rather than inconveniencing guests asks how much freedom wealth grants. It contrasts three servants to stress that ability and money carry obligation. The piece urges self assessment: are we using our gifts to better others and ourselves, or wasting them?

Kk Kupper Chicago Mather F. H. Strong

Man Turns Nature to Help Freight Up Sierra Nevada

A vivid piece describes the shift from mule and manual labor to engineered power as melting glaciers feed mountain tunnels. Steam and turbine driven lines are imagined to haul freight over Emigrant Pass, with engineers and crews poised to tame the Sierra Nevada grades.

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Varsity Catalogue Promised For Next Week At University

The University prepares a new annual catalogue detailing calendar, faculty, courses and student directories. Campus improvements move forward with a mass meeting forming a service organization and a two hour work rule per semester. The track squad trains under Coach Post as the Dramatic Club stages plays and the library receives General Canby Hermit regarding the Johnson impeachment trial.

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Telegraphic Markets Report From New York to Albuquerque

Market quotes from F J Grat brokers cover copper cars rails and steels with prices for American Amalgamated Copper American Smelters American Car Foundry Atchison etc. Chicago and Kansas City livestock quotes and grain and money market notes reflect a broad March 23 trading snapshot across North American exchanges.

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