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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1906

Page

4

Bolters Challenged by New Mexico Republicans at Territorial Convention

The New Mexico Republican events recount bolters from Bernalillo and neighboring counties facing solid opposition. Delegates at the territorial convention denied recognition to the Journal Armijo Romero faction, as central and credentials committees largely rejected their claims.

Boltera Independence Leaguers Republican Party Las Vegas Territorial Central Committee Committee On Journal-Armijo-Romero

Albuquerque Journal blasts Andrews bid for renomination

In its September 22 issue the Albuquerque Journal criticizes Delegate Andrews claiming he lacks public confidence and party enthusiasm. It attacks supporters as half hearted and urges his stepping down to restore concord within the Republican ranks. The piece argues the Journal misreads voter support and notes earlier warnings about the party nominee proved unfounded.

Albuquerque Journal Andrews Albuquerque Delesate Andrews Rodey White Oaks

Re-nomination Hope for W H Andrews in New Mexico

The statement lauds Delegate W H Andrews as the natural successor and emphasizes his single term record. It credits him with bringing men and funds to New Mexico, aiding projects like the Santa Fe Central railroad and the Albuquerque federal building, and aiding veterans in relief. It concludes with praise for his service and calls for his return to public labors.

W. H. Andrews Andrews New Mexico Congress Santa Fe Central Railroad Torrance Extancia Valley Albuquerque

Continued As Chairman Leads Republican Campaign Push

The Optic notes Bursum and Andrews again head the Republican territorial central committee and predicts a magnificent victory. Bursum is praised as a growing leader in thinking, speaking, and organizing, with community respect and Democratic opposition unsettled by shifting loyalties across the territory. The piece mocks the Democrat Journal and contemplates a delegate renomination battle.

Bursum Andrews Campaiga Presid Republican Territorial Central Committee H. O. Bursum New Mexico H. O. Buréum Republican Party of Albuquerque

Printing machinery in modern office plants at New York Times

The New York Times plant operates four octuple presses with 144000 sixteen page papers per hour, driven by multiple motors and safety controls. Seventeen hundred plus workers and devices automate ink feeding, roll changes, and pressroom reporting. The composing room houses thirty eight linotypes and autoplate matrix casting, with extensive electrical, telegraph, and subway powered distribution and climate systems.

New York Times Messrs. Winnacott and Palmer Western Union Telegraph Company New York Subway Cooper-Hewitt London Times Mene

Buying Connections Not Buying Competing Lines

The Kansas City Star notes that Pennsylvania Railroad sold much of its Baltimore & Ohio and Norfolk & Western holdings, challenging the view that rate discrimination would end. It questions whether Union Pacific will acquire B&O stock, extending Harriman influence, and argues Harriman’s purchases are driven by private gain rather than systemic management.

Dop Cohvido Pennsylvania Railroad Company Baltimore & Ohio Norfolk & Western Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Company Union Pacific Company Harriman Markiman Kansas City Star

Marriage Companionship Not Wanted In Business Union

A new generation of educated young women seeks marriage as an equal partnership. They demand intellectual sympathy and shared pursuits beyond housework, challenging the traditional domestic role. Men seek a home free from daily business debates, favoring companionship through reading, study, music, charities, and hobbies.

Hector Andromache Pliny

Jennie Coon Suffers Broken Wrist In Open House Skating

The Morning Journal misreported that Mrs. Jennie Coon’s accident happened at Railroad avenue skating rink. She fell while skating at the open house rink and broke her wrist. It was a compound fracture likely causing lasting stiffness.

the Morning Journal Jennie Coon Railroad Avenue

Mesa Park People Renew Operations

The Mesa Park Improvement Co calls a stockholders meeting at Zelger's cafe this evening to discuss revived plans after a lull. Officials cite improving prospects as the fair ends and stress showcasing the Mesa Park addition to investors and home builders.

Mesa Park Mesa Park Improvement Co Zelger Hitech Mona Park

Classified notices include horse sale and employment ads

The item lists a cheap saddle and driving horse for sale at 617 Marquette Ave, several help wanted ads for a girl or general housework with German preference, rental ad for furnished rooms at 406 North Arno Street Highlands, and a skating rink event inviting ladies to a St John’s Guild meeting at Mrs A A Keen’s residence on Wednesday afternoon.

Marquette Ave City J. D. Putney Copper Avenue North Arno Street Highlands St. John's Guild A.A. Keen Tenth and Tijoras Road

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