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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
4
The Albuquerque Citizen defends territorial secretary Raynolds against libel claims tied to charges published by the Optic and Morning Journal. It notes Senate committee vindication of Raynolds and urges The Journal to retract, apologize, and settle.
A public confession by the Birenng assassin Richard reveals a cold blooded, methodical system of professional murder for hire. The piece notes immunity deals corrupting justice, with examples in New York of death sentences swayed by informers and a lobbyist paid to betray associates. It laments ongoing compromises with crime and the safety of criminals under law.
The Journal of the Outdoor Life aims to aid those with lung troubles and promotes outdoor treatment. It becomes the official organ of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis led by Dr Herman M Biggs. Subscription is $1.00 yearly or 10 cents per copy.
An unsigned column urges Albuquerque voters to participate in primaries, denounces graft and street paving schemes, and attacks the Morning Grafter and Water Organ while defending The Citizen. It notes wage earners face high food tariffs in Germany and contrasts U S meat prices.
Washington March 24 The influence of President Roosevelt will be a large factor in the choice of the next republican candidate for president He has made it clear he will not dictate to the party but claims privilege of any party leader He knows only to Roosevelt who the choice will be Charles W Fairbanks is not favored by Roosevelt Roosevelt does not think the party could win with Fairbanks heading the ticket He feels toward Fairbanks but they are not in same political school The next candidate must be more positive than Fairbanks and stand for issues the people favor such as regulation of trusts Many party leaders in Washington think Joseph G Cannon will be the most available candidate for the republican nomination in 1908 A Cannon boom has started Uncle Joe is familiar to the people and they seem to like him The age objection is being overruled He looks vigorous and unshaken by age making him seem about 37 Senator Joseph Benson Foraker is nearly an avowed candidate His aim is to appeal to conservative interests and he is brainier and stronger morally than Fairbanks Some think Foraker’s railway rate legislation has hurt him While he believes it will gain popularity others doubt his path.
A Success Magazine piece notes nearly 5 million American women work daily, with five to ten thousand dollars yearly potential, arguing women’s expanding roles across occupations. It highlights historical limits, gender dynamics, and the ongoing shift as women enter diverse paid work.
Plans for June naval maneuvers describe a world wide operation to defend merchant shipping. Squadrons will shadow enemy fleets, escort convoys, and protect commerce with coordinated actions across ports and seas. The operation includes rapid intelligence sharing and interception of hostile forces to safeguard shipping.
Multiple congregations list worship times and activities across Christian Church Northeas Rio Grande Presbytery Opal Church Holy Communion First Presbyterian Highland Methodist First Methodist Episcopal Congregational Church Broadways Congregational visitations and organ dedication details for April 8. pastors include Erneat I Christan, A. G. Harrison, Warner H. DuBose, J. . Rollins, R J. W. Barron, and others with morning and evening services plus Sunday schools and youth programs.
Miss Sisler spoke about world libraries including the Bibliotheque Nationale and Vatican. The university plans Arbor Day with tree planting and an outdoor amphitheater on the northwest campus. New equipment for calibrating instruments and a larger Records department are noted, plus a Merchants’ Lunch from 12:30.
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