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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1906

Page

4

Initiative and Referendum debated in New Mexico politics

The Citizen discusses the push for primary elections and the initiative and referendum across states. It cites Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Maine, Michigan and Wisconsin examples, notes New Mexico still uses the convention system, and argues for direct voter influence in candidate selection within Bernalillo County.

New Mexico Territorial Repubican Convention Bernalilly Oregon South Dakota Nevada Texas Utah Montana Delaware Ohio Maine Michigan State Grange State Federation of Labor, Referendum League Michigan Tion

Will F A Hubbell Run for Office in Bernalillo County

Readers are urged to pause and ask what office F A Hubbell is running for in Bernalillo County He is not a candidate for any office but supports the Republican ticket He defends the party and criticizes the morning organ for slanderous claims about Hubbell and the ticket urging unity and opposition to Democratic disarray in the county.

F. A. Hubbell Bernalillo County FA. Hubbell Las Vegas

Death by Own Action of Democracy in New York

Harper's Weekly argues the Democratic Party in New York faces collapse after Hearst nomination at Buffalo. It claims Hearst's nine-newspaper empire seals a doomed party, with Tamany Hall’s criminal underpinnings and a fatal split from traditional Democrats like Cleveland and Tilden.

New York William Randolph Hearst Buffalo Bryan Chicago Hearst Democratic Firgan McKinley Democratic Party Empire State Hearst Party Tammany Hall Jerome Clintons van Buren Wright and Marcy Seymour Tilden Cleveland Tweed Theodore Roosevelt Osborne Shepard Adam McClellan Murphy Committee On Credentials Harper's Weekly

Important Inventions by Very Womanly Woman Mrs. Anna Costen

Mrs. Anna F Costen a New York inventor and manufacturer of the distress signal used at sea by the navy and coast guard describes her work. She developed the Costen signal and a telegraphic code of night signals adopted by the weather bureau and army signal services. She spent months testing on trans ports and insists her largely female staff aids war time rescue efforts.

Anna F. Costen New York Costen Navy Revenue Service Lfe-Saving Service Weather Bureau Bureau of Commerce and Labor San Francisco United States Bourgogne Board of Supervising United States Weather Bureau Army Signal and Transport Services Washington Duluth Tribune

Strenuous Americans In Work Or Play In Chicago’s Spirit

The piece extols Chicago as a busy hub and symbol of American energy, noting how work and play coexist in the city. It argues national strength comes from balancing labor with spirited leisure, citing baseball and other sports as healthy outlets that drive thrift, enterprise, and vitality. It emphasizes industrious, bold citizens and the nation’s enduring youth through balanced effort and recreation.

Chicago Jack Wny

Statehood Ballot Setup Question Advised by Attorney General

Attorney General outlines that Arizona and New Mexico may be on one ballot for statehood, convention delegates, and county and territorial offices. The opinion allows combining ballots if one candidate belongs to only one political organization, and notes ballot size must be consistent across counties. Submitted by Petate HRD.

Oklahoma Wisconsin Davidson John A. Aydward New Mexico Bernalillo County Arizona Congress Petate HRD

Rail service notices for numbered trains

No. 1 runs direct to Los Angeles. No. 7 runs direct to San Francisco. No. 8 runs direct to Los Angeles and San Francisco. All trained daily.

Los Angeles San Francisco

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