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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1906
Page
4
The Citizen argues Albuquerque shows overall cleanliness but cites scattered filth in alleys vacant lots and backyards. It proposes taxing owners to fund initial cleaning and holding occupants responsible for future debris with health board inspections.
The piece argues that American readers misread Gorky and Russian morals. It cites Gorky’s relationships with Mrs Andreleff and her husband, noting安排 banquets in St. Petersburg and questioning Western perceptions of Russian life and subtleties of conduct.
The President’s message to Congress on gross trade abuses and private rights by the nation’s largest corporation marks a turning point. It argues for sweeping rate regulation and legal action to curb corporate evils, predicting extensive effects on public rights and economic practices nationwide. The editorial urges swift, determined enforcement to compel compliance with the law.
The article argues that while large fortunes recover, the vulnerable small shopkeeper and laborer face ongoing hardship after losses. It notes a proposed aid plan by the Tour Drug Company to give ruined druggists $1,000 and limited credit, aiming to preserve dignity and enable a quicker return to self-sufficiency.
May progress at the Jamestown exposition grounds in Norfolk shows extensive landscape work and building activity for the 300th anniversary celebration. Gardens, trees, and flowers are being planted while brick administration and arts villages rise, with the War Path amusements and a long decorative fence featuring Japanese honeysuckle completing the scenic enclosure.
A fragmentary account recalls San Francisco built without stable homes, its five great fires, and the costly earthwork to create the city. It notes Portsmouth Square and the Forty-Niner site, the vast earth moving, the 1851 fire, and supply imports from New York London and Australia. Prices for tobacco and saleratus soared, many lived in hotels, and monthly wages varied as commerce and risk shaped life in early San Francisco.
The article surveys Manchuria's bean industry contrasting it with America. It notes bean culture, bean cake used for fuel and feeding animals, and the potential for lower bean prices due to Hankow-Peking trade routes. It mentions cotton as a major Manchurian import and a booming export trade tied to heavy snow boosting crops.
A muster of community items includes a Monday session of the Associated Charities board at the Commercial club parlors, a Woodmen’s Circle meeting at Odd Fellows hall, a Knights of Pythias initiation and smoker, and a Retail Merchant Association gathering on Second Street. Also reported are a social event at the Ackerman home with prizes and a Catholic First Communion and baptisms at Immaculate Conception Church with a Mary’s Hall breakfast and Benediction by Rev. C. M. Pinto.
Edson J Hickox a Santa Fe bartender wed Miss Alpha Watking of Wichita Kansas in Santa Fe last Friday night Rev George F Sevier presiding at Mrs Virginia White’s home Hickox lists South Bend Indiana as residence City council plans regular session tonight in city hall if eviction by Fred J Otero holds new quarters matter to be discussed including stale social evil ordinance 20 years pending.
A soda mix initiative seeks a government patent and broader distribution. A W Kavanaugh reports Winslow Elks will join Albuquerque Hills for a Denver trip, with 12 to 20 members and more towns expected. A Denver trip committee meeting set for tonight at 7 50 at Felix Lester's law office. Central High School hosts first city school board meeting with oath of office and clerk election. Charles White seeks re election amid strong rivals. George H Browne and family depart for Magdalena to manage Ranch Supply store and hardware department duties. Frank Colt hard to accompany Browne to run the hardware department.
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