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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
4
A call to citizens across Bernalillo County questions the county nominating process for county offices. The piece appeals to voters to consider who truly shaped the Armijo Romero journal ticket and its alignment with public will.
Voters head to the polls in a tense county Republican primaries to select delegates for the Las Vegas territorial delegate race and the county convention. The dispute centers on a rump faction’s bid to pack the primaries and seize control, while the party line urges orderly, majority rule and a united ticket.
The Citizen reports the president’s action requiring Arizona statebuilders at the jointure vote counting in November as timely and necessary amid aggressive anti jointure efforts. New Mexico shows no organized opposition, with no drive to falsify returns, and will observe the president’s suggestion.
The article lauds Estrada Palma as a patriot who led Cuba to independence yet was too honest and democratic to become a dictator. It notes his private school work in New York, fundraising for Cuban freedom, and bonds issued in his name, with a final reflection on his integrity and weakness. It also previews a Republican primary in Albuquerque and endorses informed participation.
An English cricket piece argues learning enriches real life beyond sport. It cites Watt Carlyle Lister Roosevelt to warn against neglecting knowledge for games. The author insists knowledge is power and urges self-improvement to benefit society rather than endless play.
Policy proposal restricts owners of large tracts of land from adding to holdings by purchase or lease and requires sale of excess unimproved value. Debate questions fairness and risk of confiscation while warning it could threaten established commerce and promote socialism.
Describes Death Valley heat and water scarcity with springs and water holes, risks of poison water, and deaths from dehydration or overexertion. Notes railroad and mining routes expanding access, proposing caution for travelers and stressing the dangers of alcohol and overestimation of strength. Ends with reflections on mountains and desert allure. Robert H. Chapin United States Geological Survey.
A summary of multiple court filings and notices from Bernalillo County, including a suit by Jesus Maria Sandoval against George F. P. Albright over emoluments as county assessor, a jury verdict in Geo. K. Neher versus Angello Viviani, and a suit by Adolphus Didier against Equitable Life Insurance. Also notes on the territorial grand jury indictments, a bid invitation for Fairview Cemetery wall work, and local classified listings for sale and rent.
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