New Mexico University Catalogue 1906 07 Issued
The University of New Mexico’s 1906-07 catalogue, 121 pages, issued by The Citizen Publishing Co. Prefatory address emphasizes healthful climate and affordable education for out‑of‑state students. University has five departments, 14 faculty, and notes two new hires. It calls for more funding and broader recognition as enrollment grows. Alumni exceed 126.
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University of New Mexico
Citizen Publishing Company
Imur
College of Letters
Saraly Ie Dulig
New Mexico
Railroad Retrenchment in Colorado Sparks Labor Alarm
Colorado railroads including the Rio Grande and the Colorado Southern plan to cut shopmen workweeks to five days, a move critics say targets labor, not executive salaries. The Denver News argues the hours reduction aims to pressure public sentiment amid growing railroad demand and worker shortages across the state.
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Colorado
Rio Grande
Harrimans
Goulds
Denver News
Greeley
Arkansas
Ruef and politicking graft in San Francisco history
The New York World profile recalls Abe Ruef as a reform era fixer who shaped San Francisco politics with mayor Schmitz. It notes his rise from a lawyer to a key adviser for saloons, franchises, and disorderly houses, and his involvement in bribe schemes for Board of Supervisors and major utilities.
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San Francisco
New York World
republican-Southern Pacific
University of California
Union Labor Movement
Schmitz
Ruef
Huet
Ruef-Schmitz
Board of Supervisors
United Railroads
Home Telephone Company
San Francisco Gas & Electric Company
Ambitious new party aims to balance power in north and west
The founder of a new movement hopes to attract fog ends from Republican, Democratic, Populist and Union Labor groups to hold the balance of power. Hearstram claims the cult has grown to power and numbers, able to advance its principles independently of other parties.
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Ound
Republican
Democratic
Hearstram
Service Pension Law Increases Appropriations and Delays
The service pension law, effective February 6, has spurred about 100000 communications to the pension bureau with 60000 letters awaiting handling. Commissioner Warner says operations will stabilize in a couple of months while urging a 146 million dollar budget for next year to fund pensions, with no medical exams required and eligibility for Civil or Mexican War veterans aged 62 or older.
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Pension Bureau
Warner
Congress
Bureau
War Department
Newton Republican
Good Manners as Assets in Business
A compact editorial argues that good manners are a vital asset for any businessperson. It emphasizes that manners influence hiring decisions, first impressions, and daily interactions, and that smart individuals with poor manners may be undervalued despite their brains.
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Porcupine Quilla
New Oil Strike Reported in Farmington District
Farmington Enterprise notes a new oil strike in the Farmington district with thin week progress at the well. A two foot coal vein was found and gas showed again on Wednesday. The black graphite formation carries strong oil traces and future developments appear bright. Local interest is high for potential artesian water if further signs emerge.
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Farmington Enterprise
Fragmented News Table Teases Stage Returns and Funny Quips
A garbled column mixes chatter about Mabel Gilman returning to the stage and various celebrity quips. It sketches playful lines about reporters, a rumored press appearance, Irish patriotism, and a jokey nod to famous financiers. The piece veers into light anecdotes and social observations of the era.
Pigeon Pose Abolished in English Drill Rules Excerpt
English drill regulations abolish the long standing chest puff in response to medical advice. Swedish gymnastics promoted to enhance overall health and reduce strain on the heart. Authorities warn against excessive or improper exercises that harm the body.
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Huntieh
Aimee
Battle of
Waterton
Foolin' and farewells in a quiet night scene
The narrator recalls a lively evening of playful flirting ending with a candid goodbye. A woman’s laughter and cheeky teasing mark a decision to quit fooling around, leaving the moment framed as a simple, intimate exchange.
Mortuary affairs plan for Dr. A H Keel’s mother arrives
Mrs Keel 31 Louis mother of Dr A H Keel who died Saturday evening reaches the city to manage the remains Her husband arrives tonight to decide whether to ship the body to St Louis or bury here The deceased came from Detroit about two years ago Her memory is in the Armijo building
Dry Farming Convention to discuss at Chaves County
Deep interest in the dry farming congress set for the last day of Menteohuven's convention. Sessions will cover soil and climate, with two HORROR sessions, farm tours, and open Q&A. All welcome. low Santa Fe rates expected to draw wide attendance from the three valley regions.
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F. H. Strong
Chaves
Pare Institute
Menteohuven
Saya
Alk Otter Institute
Wadettes Ait
Peous
Campbell
College of Vices
Regents
Mon. A. Rich Uerdean
Kenwell
Opis
Cag Cs ' Aethe Hosel Sovenee
Nile Roswell
Hecos
Ard
America
Santa Fe
Congress
Farmers’ Societies
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Albuquerque
Muredock
Marduk
Haghinay Bela
Washington
Housevelt
Te Liat
Pennsylvanls Development Company
Te House
Focus Valley
Reid
Chattanooga Tnee
Heist
Independenci Lumgue
New York
Ling
Nal
Farmington
San Juan
Mabel Gilman
W. FR. Corey
John Dillon
Ireland
John D. Rockefeller
John
South Beng
Hoel
William
Wall Street
Front Street
Wea
Flinn
Winston Mall
Chicago
Charlie
Ratie
Mrs. Smithers
Jandford
St. Hernard
London Stormes
E’en Mansfield
Biggar Noyes
Shine
pZmmy
Vin’ Aris
Ine
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Mr. Renter
Co-Operative Realty CO
N. T. Armijo Building
Emmy
Ris
Cleo Kackley
Victor
Whitson Music CO
Edison
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Beaven
South First Street
Salt Lake City
T. K. Purdy
Agent Oly
Pioneer Bakery
Wi- Ton
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