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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1906
Page
6
The letter by Alexander Berkman, released after his parole, recounts his Homestead era motive to kill Andrew Frick. He reflects on imprisonment, evolving beliefs about oppression, and his plan to fight capital not with violence but through education and organized resistance. Signed from Pittsburg and dated May 22, the piece notes Berkman’s intent to visit Russia and rejoin American contacts while maintaining anti capitalist stance.
Seattle May 22 A homicide ends the turmoil of the Holy Rollers Edmund Creffield founder of the sect is shot dead by George Mitchell who says he killed to avenge his two sisters Creffield had recent release from prison for illicit relations with women followers He surrendered to officers and sent a telegram to Corvallis Ore saying he had killed Creffield and that’s all There is no further comment on the motive or connections to Ida Hurt Creffield’s estranged wife who later remarried him in Seattle and defends him.
The newly elected Gallup school board chose teachers for the upcoming year with most existing staff retained except three. The commercial course is abolished to save expenses as pupil numbers were too small. Names listed include W. H. Decker principal and several instructors.
Odd mix of an advertising notice for C Bambini merchant tailor offering upstairs shop services. The text also includes a long, sensational crime narrative about executions in Raton, with Arguello and John Medlock to be hanged, Sheriff preparations, and governor intervention speculation.
In Glencoe Minnesota the Tatch inson Leader editor Carlos Avery posted bills for Shore Acres, while snippets of humor and random exchanges reveal local jests about politics, a diver, a jockey in a race, bankers versus preachers in baseball, and a poet correspondent at a Johnson party.
Executive Office Santa Fe May 18 1906 proclaims Memorial Day observance across the territory. urges residents to refrain from unnecessary labor and public amusements on May 30 1906 and honor the nation s dead along with surviving veterans. notes patriots who sacrificed for the flag and calls for services and acts of respect in alignment with traditional observance.
A farmer saw an advertisement, sold grain, and opened a checking account. He deposits all farm proceeds, uses checks for payments, avoids neighbor’s change, and keeps a complete business record. The bank notes his checks are for his use and his money is secure.
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