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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1906

Page

4

Old Settlers Read of Utes War Like European State

The Duluth and Minneapolis papers discuss a shift in Indian warfare roles. Utes reportedly capture army flour wagons, kill few, while provisioning and mobilizing with discipline. They contrast past brutal feats with organized resistance and emphasize political aims and military readiness.

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New Mexico Statehood Rally Urges Early Convention

The piece notes strong Territorial support for statehood led by Delegate Andrews with a large majority and a likely 19 or 20 of 24 legislative seats. It warns Oklahoma and Arizona lean Democratic while New Mexico could gain separate statehood through a statehood convention and a liberal constitution before the sixtieth congress.

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Primary Candidate Election Debate Shapes Territorial Politics

The two factions of the Republican Party in the county back revising elections and replacing delegate nominations with primaries. The territory’s GOP platform supports this change, arguing primaries would reduce boss influence and widen candidate access, despite past disruptions over county conventions and nominations.

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Two railway events and political shifts yesterday

Two railway events dominated yesterday with wage hikes at Pennsylvania lines boosting workers earning under $200 and the ousting of Stuyvesant Fish as president of the Illinois Central. National results show Republicans holding a working majority in Congress amid scattered state-by-state outcomes.

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Demand for silver coins hinders mint production

The United States mint struggles to meet the high demand for subsidiary silver coins as bullion purchases rise. San Francisco focuses on gold coinage with a minor silver contract for Mexico. Philadelphia mints gold for Mexico while Denver and New Orleans run below capacity on subsidiary silver. Expect faster coin output soon. Philadelphia may shift to gold due to heavy gold imports.

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Why Cabinet Members Should Speak On Campaigns

Ridgeway attacks Secretaries Robt Taft and Shaw for campaigning while paid by the government. The piece argues cabinet officers are citizens too and should face the people, not be barred, suggesting constitutional changes blur independence. It urges the president and cabinet to put themselves on record and defend policies to aid God and country.

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How Fine Perfumes Are Extracted From Flowers

Harper's November article outlines Grasse perfumery methods from steam distillation and distillates to enfleurage using cold lard, hot maceration, and alcohol extraction. It notes rose water jasmine water orange blossom water and 4,000,000 quarts of distillates sold, ending with modern volatile solvent extraction yielding parfum solides.

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Mending Morals at Home and Abroad Cited in Debate

The article criticizes moral grandstanding by American women led by Carrie Chapman Catt and Mary G. Hay, noting German ire at a Berlin meeting. It argues that efforts to reform others’ morals are costly and wiser to mend domestic behavior first, highlighting cultural differences and urging restraint.

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