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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1906
Page
4
A historical critique argues that a reform ticket named and canvassed before its platform signals office seeking. It questions the legitimacy of a reform movement driven by candidates over principles, suggesting early platform release undermines reform sentiment.
A reform movement led by the Jesus-Perfecto-Journal group says it has no candidate for Congress in Albuquerque. It accuses local papers and figures including Delegate Andrews and Larrazolo of abuses and fear of public indignation stops any nomination. The piece asserts the morning paper will not risk backing either man.
A letter from Arthur L. Bates of Pennsylvania praises W. H. Andrews for renomination and notes New Mexico support. The piece critiques The Morning Journal, mentions bets against Andrews, and accuses local papers of bias and past Hubbell ties. It argues the county administration overran costs and defends reform records.
The Morning Journal calls Newcomer a tool of bosses while omitting any reference to opponent John Beaven. The piece accuses the Journal of hypocrisy in denouncing Newcomer while backing Beaven, alleging both strings and favors bind party leaders.
A playful verse declares a Democrat's confidence in a coming win with Marron at the bat. The speaker vows unity and freedom from care as they anticipate success on their shore.
A London financier loses fortune from missing a train by a minute while a Nebraska man loses a bride for late timing. The piece quotes Benjamin Franklin on time value, recounting a bookstore anecdote where a price dispute teaches promptness. Opportunity and minutes matter. success favors the prompt.
The article lauds Empress Augusta Viktoria for her philanthropy and influence on public health and wartime relief. It notes her advocacy for disease research, insurance support, and sanatoria, while criticizing leaders who ignore human life in favor of ambition and wealth.
Testimony in the Bass case showed he treated tubercular patients with a preparation advertised as Purinoline. The jury was directed to verdict not guilty. prosecutors may have failed to prove compensation received. Acquittal possibly due to weak evidence and lack of proof of unlawful practice or licensure.
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