Senator Pratt Attacks Governor Higgins in New York Battle
The piece criticizes Senator Pratt for opposing Governor Higgins, calling Pratt a money driven boss who betrays law and decency. It portrays Platt as a self serving political figure aiming to defeat Higgins and retain power, labeling both as representative of a corrupt era in New York politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Higging
New York
Stee
Senator Platt
Piatt
Higgins
Flatt
Tan Baker
Platt
Methuselah
Raund, Bey
Soul
New Mexico
Congress
Idle Man and social decay in a Tuscaloosa rant
A column from Irondale Illinois argues idleness menaces a town's progress describing a loafer as a moral pestilence. It condemns inherited laziness, calls for removing idle individuals and warns they pollute the community’s atmosphere and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irondale
Ilinois
Sam
Willis
Desperado plays end in tragedy and moral warning
A discussion on a Monessen stage incident where a prop gun wounded a boy playing sheriff and the broader danger of outlaw-themed theater. The piece argues such plays brutalize youth, encouraging crime while noting other readings of the Durango Democrat and Bayard Taylor. It also mentions student clubs and agricultural notes from New Mexico and broader cultural observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monessen
Pennsylvania
Tracey
Hoya
Napoleon
Song of the Soldiers Before War's Deadly Work
A Bayard Taylor poem describes Crimean War soldiers awaiting an assault and singing Annie Laurie. Brave hearts from Severn Clyde and Shannon recall loved ones as shells fall, and the tenderest valor shines amid mortal peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Taylor
Severn
Clyde
Shannon
White Ribboners Gather for Las Vegas Convention
The eighteenth regional convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of New Mexico begins in Las Vegas with Rev. and Mrs. celebrating. Delegates include George Witton and Mrs. Ada Mira as they travel by train. The event features temperance work and a push for women’s franchise, with Mrs. Wilson representing the Albuquerque Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Mexico
Dtnr
Jertieu
Welin
George Witton
Ada Mira
Las Yon
Marfey
Las Vegas
Mra
Borden
Territorial and Saloon League
Active Mining Drives Investment in Magdalena District
Howard Paschal, manager for TriBullion Mining, and ten Chicago and Pittsburgh stockholders toured the Kelly mine area in the Magdalena district. He reported vigorous activity with extensive improvements at the Kelly and Graphic properties, a 1700 foot tunnel on the Graphic, a 1000 foot shaft on the Kelly, new power plants, and newly discovered copper boîtes at Graphic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Paschal
TriBullion Mining Company
Kelly
Mazdalena
Paschal
Chicago and
Pittsburg
TriBullen Company
Graphic
Peddler Fined For License. Dog Catchers Start War on Strays
Solon Eldred was fined 15 dollars for peddling without a license under city ordinance. Police enforce the rule to shield local merchants. A new shed behind the city building will house unlicensed stray dogs while dog catchers patrol the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pod Clare
Solon Eldred
Crawford
Eldred
Col. Ward
How Russians Received Pictures of the War
W T Stead reports on an open air stereopticon display in Russia showing war images before a crowd of about five thousand. The audience applauded portraits of Makaroff and Verestchagin, but remained silent at Kuropatkin, with a detective-like calm as scenes of heroism were described and a lecturer noted the public’s indifferent tolerance of a suggested Linovitch triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Makaroff
Verestchagin
Makaroff
Linovitch
Kuropatkin
W. T. Stead
Review of Reviews
Another Divorce Scandal and Odd Oddities Share Page
A mixed digest including a mocked divorce note from a wife, a penguin image note from Captain Scott's Antarctic findings, and a sports mishap description. The item blends domestic hints, natural history trivia, and a Chicago Tribune style game-ending error.
Quippy quotes mix of jokes and lines from papers
A string of humor from various papers recounts jokes about arrests, family, trials, burdens, and misheard phrases. It features quips on mooning, kleptomania, drinking limits, and classroom mispronunciations with a wry newsroom tone.
Trade slogans and ads from a vintage catalog page
A noisy collage of ad snippets and product pitches. The text touts Schilling's Best trade friendly imagery and money back guarantees, plus health tonics Burdock's Hood Bitters and Goetz's Piccalilli, with fragmented references to stores Globe Rio Maloy's and Paley coins.
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Publshed Daily
Weeekly
Strickler
W. T. McCreight
Durango
Albuquerque
Cleser
Democrat
Commercial Club
Berlin
Europe
California
United States
Germany
New Mexico Agricultural College
Melle Ball
Dog
Yomca
Box
Sete
Denver News
Britain
Annie Laurie
Ike
Gevan
Nora
Mary
Annie Laur
Magdalena
Bdtine
Scott
Pr. Wilken
London
Ormpeorora
Pack Lee
Antarctic
Steoc
Chicago ‘Tribune
DR. Jaeger
M. Mandell
Onn
Bond
Geo.t. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin
WM. M
Empress Mills
M. Berger
West Copper Avenue
Dinsdale Highland Livery Stable
F. Platt
North Fifth Street
Ring
Third Street
Gold Avenue
Borradaile & CO
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Blinks
Jinks
Cleveland World News
Parson
Senator Smoothguy
Philadelphia
Chicago Journal
Burroughs
Markiey
Birroughs
Philadelphia Ledger
Johnny
Yellow Jacket
Detroit Free Press
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mail
W. L. Trimbie & Co
N. M
J. B. Block
Perea, N. M
Poo
Empress
Cole
J. Korber & CO
First Street
Copper Avenue
Rais
Thebes
Peninsular Range
McBrain Furniture CO
Gold Ave
Elks’Opera House
John F. Stowe
Hayworth
Matson
GUR
Houston
Schilling
Burdock
Hood Bitters
J. H. Walker
Ghia
Mother Way Lucky
Papa Dought
Ives
Si Grande Wooles Milla
Rio
Ada
Ee . Goetz
Maloy's
Rosenfield
Railroad Avenue
ST. Elmo
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Joseph Barnett