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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1906

Page

4

Joint Statehood Predictions and Foraker Amendment Debate

Hon C B Cromwell writes that a bill admitting New Mexico and Arizona to combined statehood will pass both houses and be signed. Each territory would vote after adjournment of its constitutional convention, aiming to align supporters. The Foraker amendment faces opposition as unfair, but proponents argue statehood momentum remains strong with party tickets aligning to the cause.

C. B. Cromwell New Mexico Arizona Congress Cromwell Statehood Foraker State- Hood Joinsiaichool Lesve

Horses Gaining Despite Rise of Automobiles and Bikes

The article notes a nine year rise in both numbers and value of horses, despite bicycles, electric cars, and automobiles. It cites a 1906 horse census near 19 million, up from 14 million in 1897, with value increasing from 452 million to 1.5 billion, and adds New Mexico as a top but underbred horse region.

New Mexico

Albert Pulitzer plans new journalism venture in New York

A fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper notes Albert Pulitzer, father of yellow journalism, preparing to launch a new daily in New York next fall. The plan centers on fewer headlines, independent sourcing, and a commitment to truth in reporting, a novelty for the city’s press.

Albert Pulitzer Pulitzer Europe New York

Roeblings Build Model City for Trenton Mills

The Roebling interests plan a new city at Kinkora below Trenton to house mill workers. They will provide brick homes, hotels, parks, a club hotel, schoolhouse, and potential church, with wide streets, tree lined parks, and free filtered water. Rentals will cover costs with no expectation of higher returns.

America’s Kinkora Roeblings Delaware Trenton N. J John Roebling Washington A. Roebling Brooklyn Bridge Charles G Ferdinand W I Tts Charles G. Roebling Delaware River Pennslvania Wtreel

Community Groups Plan Meetings and Social Outings

Notices describe upcoming meetings for the Associated Charities directors at 4 30 PM in the Commercial club parlors and Alamo Hive No 1 review at Odd Fellows hall at 2 30 PM with refreshments. Knights of Columbus hold a special Thursday night gathering. a picnic party with several young people enjoyed Bear canyon. a farewell for Mr and Mrs Ira D Cassidy to Denver. high school girls hosted an outdoor party under trees near the river. several couples and chaperones joined a mountain excursion. local residents prepare to move to McAlester Oklahoma.

Associated Charities Commercial Club Alamo Hive Odd Fellows’ Hall Mente Jenuie Craig Bertha Loohe Flora Meyers Mosara Joe Scotts Lee Hitchison Ben Digneo Bear Canyon Cassidy Queen City Wea Central High School Misa Bowers Atrisco Nora Kreifles Wilma Kleinwort Lulu Benedick Norma Harrison Delly Carlton Mattie May Dodson Ruth Crawford Cosette Chaves Elfedes Apodaca Lydia Emelia Krarenburger Helen Chaiky Adelina Chaves W. H Cheatham Alvarado McAlester 1. T Cheatham M. ©. Chadbourne B. J. Alger Samuel Pickard Liszie Betty Wil Anna Thomas Pouney Automobile Mrs. Cheatham M. W. Flournoy

Local Notes Include Alburquerque Trip And Horse News

Miss Frieda Smith returns home to Gallup and Miss Jessie Warren of Knoxville Iowa dies May 7 after lingering illness. Albuquerque high school alumna. Bear Canyon outing draws crowds with varied transport. Major J E Elder to manage Salida exchange. wedding tours to Mexico for Howard Clarke and Charles White expected back. Adams horses visit include Pacers Custer Ballie Pointer By stander and Billy A. Custer eyeing Detroit race. Transport committee reports $48.85 tour rate from Gallup for grand lodge travels. routes to southern towns favored.

Frieda Smith Gallup J. B. Notley Jessie Warren Knoxville Iowa Miss Warren Albuquerque Bear Canyon J. E. Elder Colorado Telephone! Company Graham Salida, Cole Salida Exchange Elder Howard Clarke Mexico Sister Republic Charles White Adams Ed Allen Custer Ballie Pointer Stander Billy A. Custer Phoenix Detroit Mich Chamber of Denver Socorro Las Cruces Silver City Demfog Buquerave Santa Fe Lass Rte

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