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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
4
The Citizen recounts Ernest Meyers being named major on Governor Albright’s staff, though President Cleveland appointed Edmund G. Ross as governor. The piece notes Loomis’s errors and recalls personal memories of the White Elephant meeting and other Albright military appointments.
London Browning settlement starts Workingmen's Picture Gallery loan scheme. Reproductions by Wetts Burne Jones Millais Rossetti and others are framed and lent at a penny per pair of pictures per month. Exchanges monthly. Art as universal heritage and education, boosting morale and reform.
The Los Angeles Examiner defends the Revenue Cutter Service and criticizes a cabinet member for deeming government service unambitious. It notes officers gain expertise, teach, publish, and influence globally, arguing government work offers honor and chances for success despite pay.
The Spanish king Alfonso's wedding to his bride, Fernanda, is described as a grand spectacle with lavish carriages and priceless gifts. The ornate royal coach line includes the Bronze, Amaranth, Cypher, and Gold foil coaches dating back to Ferdinand VII and Charles II. Presents to the queen are unnamed in detail, while Alfonso accumulates bracelets, clasps, pearls, diamonds. John Burroughs counsels writers on style for nature and outdoor subjects, urging simplicity, lucidity, vitality, and genuineness. An oil company in Indian Hot Springs reports a huge artesian flow reaching 800,000 barrels in twenty four hours, with the well now sunk to 370 feet and heightening expectations of deeper strike. manager AEB Zierath expects further progress.
The article outlines a three-part wedding celebration for Alfonso and Victoria with royal family fetes, envoy receptions, and grand popular events in Madrid. It highlights luminous processions, floats, Moorish gardens, and province parades showing Spain’s regions, plus elite attendees and key figures in government and culture.
The Coronado Tent City band led by Harry Ohmeyer drew about 3000 fans in a park concert after city officials granted open access and extra lighting. Soloists Paulische Reitz Bennett and Frang Helle shone, encores followed each piece, and calls for a proper band stand grew louder. Ohmeyer pledged $10 toward a larger central band stand, urging citizens and council to act.
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