Butler Urges Ethics Over Wealth In Insurance Probe
President Nicholas Murray Butler opened Columbia College’s second year by denouncing the collapse of public trust in the three big life insurers. He warned that reputation can eclipse character, and those leaders who fall from grace lose more than riches. He urged moral reform and even suggested distributing Bibles with marked passages to insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Colege
Nicholas Murray Butler
Ife
Tribute to Press and the People’s University
A collection of quotations from James Parton Thomas Jefferson Cardinal Gibbons and William Cullen Bryant on the press as a public good and a mirror of virtue. It warns that journalism can corrupt or educate depending on who directs it and what drives publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parton
People's University
Christendom
Thomas Jefferson
Cardinal Gibbons
William Cullen Bryant
Joint statehood talk targets El Paso to join New Mexico and Arizona
A fragment from a 19th century column warns that supporters of joint statehood seek to slice off El Paso from Texas to form a new state with New Mexico and Arizona. It argues Texas would resist any loss, while Mormon influence polls against single statehood in Arizona. The piece cites educational reform worries and highlights the upcoming American Royal Show in Kansas City October 9 14 with cattle and horse exhibitions.
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Coftol Pyent
Ei Raso Himes
Alamogordo
Texas
el Paso
New Mexico
Arizona
Genteman
Friends of
Jointure
Arizonas
North Pole
Democratic
Republian
Alexans Pueson
Star
Kansas City Dock Yards
Hargosee
The Ambition That Is Some Luxuries Many Desire
A poem laments a single minded man obsessed with wealth and self expression. The speaker contrasts lavish luxuries with the drive to dominate and be heard, depicting hardship as a backdrop to the ardent need to have his say. The closing lines reveal his own unresolved longing.
Blind musician to perform at Elka ball tomorrow night
Edmund Holmes Sickels, the blind musician, will appear at the Elka ball tomorrow night. The program includes a solo by Leonard Miller the whistling wonder. The item appeared in full in yesterday's Evening Citizen.
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Edmund Holmes Sickels
Rome
Edmund Holmes Sickles
Leonard Miller
Whistling Wonder
Evening Citizen
Oakland harbor land grab by Southern Pacific opposed
The Southern Pacific seeks more state land along Oakland harbor, expanding moles and bulkheads to absorb 380 acres beyond the low tide line. Officials blocked earlier attempts, but the company widens the western end of the broad gauge mole. The state remains inactive while the railroad advances, risking millions in property. Advocates urge an Oakland harbor commission or San Francisco commission extension to defend state ownership and secure fair rental.
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Southern Pacific Company
Oakland
Oakland Harbor
Transbay
Harbor
Supreme Court
Oakland Water Front Company
Pardee
Training Wail
Broad Stage
United States Engineers
Ray Ranch described as a high altitude mountain farm
Arthur Everitt the Jeweler rode north this morning after a two week vacation at the Ray ranch on the Manzano mountains summit. The Ray ranch spans three lot horses and fifty acres of fertile soil nine thousand feet up. Owned by A Ray formerly of Isleta the mountain home farms goats dairy cows and crops without irrigation. Deer and bear inhabit the bordering forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Everitt
Mr. Everitt
Ray Ranch
Manzano Mountains
A. Ray
Isieta
Everitt
Wanted: housework and craft positions in city
A classified notice seeks a woman for general housework for Mrs. Dr. Pearce at 717 West Railroad Avenue and, separately, a first class cyan—nayker at 208 West Gold Avenue.
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Dr. Pearce
West Railroad Avenue
West Guld Avenue
Four Generations Dine Together at Hotel Ozanne
Four generations dine at Hotel Ozanne reported by White Oaks Outlook. Grandpa Tarbell, his daughter Mrs. C. McDonald, granddaughter Margie Roslington, and Margie’s young son formed a remarkable gathering, with appetites and cheer matching their varying ages.
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Hotel Ozanne
White Oaks
Grandpa Tarbell
C. McDonald
Margie Roslington
Trade and home health notices from old ads
A collage of vintage advertisements tout trade with friends and money back guarantees from grocers. Testimonials praise DeWitts Little Early Risers for mild cleansing and relief from indigestion. Local social notice mentions a German ladies' coffee klatch planned for Wednesday afternoon October 11 at Mrs Keppeler’s home at 922 South Edith Street.
Talent vs Faces in Managerial Selections and Oddities
A compilation of quotes and anecdotes on how managers judge players by appearance, plus humorous regional notes. It cites Hartley Davis on Everybody's Magazine and includes tales from Washington Star and New York World about a lobster scare, a backwoods maiden, and Cadiz tram conductors returning a lost pocketbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Davis
Everybody's Magazine
Raymond Chase
Bub’ Hicks
Bubs
Cadiz
Pearl
Columbia
Cadiz Junction
Ron
New York World
Studio opening by Miss Kremer and Miss Stillborn
Miss Viola Kremer and Miss Agnes Stillborn announce a new studio in Barnett block rooms 35 86. Kremer a Michigan Conservatory graduate will teach voice and piano, Stillborn from New York will take limited drawing and watercolor pupils. Studio hours 4:30 to 12 and 4:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Kremer
Agnes Stillborn
Barnett Block
Kremer
Michigan Conservatory of Music
Detroit
Mich
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Herbert Spencer
National Education Association
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Fime Clothing
Mercely
Earth
San Francisco
Schilling
DeWitt
Birdock
J. WH
Walker
Sunbury
Onto
Washington Star
Wooo
Hank
Hani
Jinny
Thalae
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Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole Agents
Albuquerque
WN. M
Knsdale Highland Livery Stable
F. Platt
North Fifth Street
M. Berger
West Copper Avenue
J. Korber & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Corner
1St St
Copper Ave
Third Street
Gold Avenue
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mall
W. L. Trimble & Co
N. M
J. B. Block
Perea, N. M
M. Draggie
Deaslers
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
Albuquerue
D. W. Strong's Sons
Cole
Borradaile & CO
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Peninsular
McBrain Furniture CO
Gold Ave
Highlands
South Second Street
Rosenfield
Railroad Avenue
ST. Elmo
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Joseph Barnett
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