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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1906

Page

4

Albuquerque Needs the Eastern Railroad For Growth

A lengthy plea asserts Albuquerque must secure the Albuquerque Eastern railroad as an essential driver of growth and prosperity. It argues competing lines are vital for imports and exports, citing past regional transport failures and urging citizens to demand and support the project, with a last note that the Citizen will explain further later.

Albuquerque Atlantic & Pacific St. Louis Albuquerque Eastern Santa Fe Central Santa Fe Rock Island Denver & Rio Grande

Senators in March Vote Looms Across Parties and States

The article lists many senators with prospects for reelection or defeat in March. It notes Alger of Michigan may return, Allee of Delaware unsure, Bacon of Georgia uncertain, Bailey of Texas uncertain, Berry of Arkansas, Davis of Tennessee, Blackburn of Kentucky defeated, Burnham of New Hampshire reelection likely, Burton of Kansas under indictment, Carmack of Tennessee defeated by Bob Taylor, Clark of Montana choosing outcomes, Crane of Illinois health worries, Dolliver of Iowa anxious, Dryden of New Jersey not certain, Dubois of Idaho possible switch, Elkins of West Virginia in hard fight, Foster of Louisiana reasonably sure, Frye of Maine sure, Gamble of South Dakota may lose, Gearin of Oregon recently appointed, McLaurin of Mississippi reelected, Millard of Nebraska not hopeful, Morgan of Alabama sure, Nelson of Minnesota sure, Paterson of Colorado not a candidate, Simmons of North Carolina reelection likely, Tillman of South Carolina reelect probable, Warren of Wyoming reelect probable, Wetmore of Rhode Island seat in play. The foreign commerce data for April 1906 shows imports 107 million and exports 144 million, total 251 million, with ten-month totals around 2.5 billion, and life insurance payments across several Western states cited. The piece closes noting railways’ costs, tax payouts, and opinions on wage standards under protection. A Buffalo physician cites rising insanity cases tied to strawberry season and promotes his theories through Colorado to the West.

Alger Michigan Allee Delaware Bacon Georgia Bailey Texas Berry Arkansas Davis Blackburn Kentucky Burnham New Hampshire Burton Kansas Carmack Tennessee Bob Taylor Clark Montana Crane Ilinois Dolliver Iowa Cummings A Dryden New Jersey Dubois Idaho Elkins West Virginia Foster Louisiana Frye Maine Gamble South Dakota Gearin Oregon McLaurin Mississippi Millard Nebraska Morgan Alabama Nelson Minnesota Paterson Colorado Simmons North Carolina Tillman South Carolina Warren Wyoming Wetmore Rhode Island

Princess Ena Prepares Exquisitely Trussed Wedding Gowns

Paris dispatch details Princess Ena of Battenberg's lavish trousseau for her upcoming marriage to King Alfonso. Gowns feature cream crepe de chine, raspberry and pink palettes, intricate embroidery, lace, and silk belts. Linen for the royal wedding is equally elaborate with tulip motifs and monograms. London notes share that Ena's wedding cake, shipped to Madrid, will be Spain's first royal wedding cake, a six foot high, 340 pound silver white tiered confection with Cupids, shields, and orange blossoms.

Paris Ena of Battenberg Trousseau Alfonso London Ena Materinia Ireland Madrid Spain Ana A. V

City of Posies and Also of Angels by Cynthia Grey

A vivid portrait of Los Angeles and nearby Altadena with palm trees spikes of pink geraniums and abundant roses. The writer contrasts Eastern temperaments with West Coast sun loving residents praising orange groves grapefruits and year round blooms while noting locals behavior during sun and rain and their cheerful resilience.

Angels Cynthia Grey Tg Uci Los Angeles West Rowe Altadena

Local social notices list dances, feasts and club events

Church and club gatherings include a High School graduation invitation for Ethel Painter, a June 6 Grand Army of the Republic benefit ball with Scotti’s orchestra in Ellis' room, and a Red Men's hall post‑event after park exercises. Also noted are a San Felipe de Neri feast in Albuquerque, a Baptist Industrial School party for merit pupils, and Woman’s Club meetings with papers on John Sargent and art in dress.

Frank R. Brown Mise Ethel Painter Big Springs Texas Mise Painter G. K. Warren Post GK. Warren Retief Corps Red Men's Hall Isabelle Warner San Felipe de Neri Albuquerque John A. Logan Grand Army of the Republic Ellis’ Room Scotti Alice Hayward E. Newcomer North Walter Street Mertits

Where to Worship Immaculate Conception Church and Others

Sunday notices list early mass at Immaculate Conception Church on North Sixth Street and multiple worship services across Christian, Baptist, Methodist, Episcopal, Presbyterian, and Congregational churches. Details include service times, Sunday school, youth meetings, special music, and a sunrise plan, with a note inviting all to a Sunday dinner at Zeiger's Restaurant.

Immaculate Conception Church North Sixth Street First Presbyterian Church Elke’ Opera House Tla. Tu Hugh A

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THE Albuquerque, Citizen Citizen Publishing Company T. McGreight Uainess Manager United States Canada New Mexico Arizona Las Veeas Chaney Silver City Elizabethtowi Las Cruces Elizabethtown Roswell Railway Age Globe Democrat Atlantic Buffalo Medica P. Biemer Woman's Club Commercial Club A. M Whitcomb la Bar John Sargent L. T. Delaney Josephine Parsons B. H. Ives EB. J. Medler West Gold Avenue Inge Christian Church Cor. Gold and Broadway Ernest EB. Crawford Christian Endeavor Christian Scientists Cor 4Th Street Gold Avenue Woman's Club Rooms Ptist Church Cor. Broadway Lead Ave Highland Methodist Church South Arno Street J. M. Sollie St. John’s Episcopal Church Fourth Silver Ave A. i A. G. Harrison O— Congregational Church G. K. Warren J. W. Barron Orson Pralude Cruside Newco Howard Clark Washburn Lester Rellat Corps Young People's Society Mre Zeiger's Soe M. Mandell Clothing and Sanaa Wm. Chaplin X-Z Shoe Store Railroad Ave Smith Remingtons Remington Densmore Lambert Manhattan Fox Underwood Ramsay West Railroad Avenue F.G. Pratt & CO Jas, Hepkin & Co Koden Hillstore Creamery Butter Hest South Second Street P. Matteucci North First Street Electricas Fourth Street Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light Melini & Eakin Yellowstone Moet & Chandon Bohemian Jon Schute Milwaukee South First Street Highland Jersey Dairy W. E. Mauger Mauger & Avery Boston Albuquerque, N, M
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