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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1905

Page

4

Debate Over Joint Statehood and Congressional Attitudes

The Optic questions the Citizen's claims about party views on joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. It argues the attitude favors no single statehood, and warns that real barriers lie in federal power and party politics, with Cannon signaling a forthcoming joint statehood bill in the House.

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Lesson for All in the Land of Thio Opetun and Free Valley

A crowded Philadelphia march scene denounces a political boss as a robber and exploitative ruler. The piece condemns corruption, loyalty over public duty, and the threat of monarchy. It cites a Chicago case of American girls sold into Chinese slavery and urges combined governmental action.

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Modern Boy and Girl Skills Parade in Verse

A playful rhyme contrasts a boy skilled in tennis, pitching, boxing, wrestling, and athletics with a diligent father who chops wood. A girl is praised for ethics, planning, writing, and charitable work while a mother cooks. The poem highlights practical abilities and moral duties across gender roles.

Salvation Army chief urges land colonization plan

General Booth promotes emigration and farm colonies as a global solution to urban idleness. The plan ships thousands from London, Liverpool and Glasgow to Canada and Australia, loans cover passage and stock, repayment in installments, no charity, and gains government support in New Zealand. The idea aims to relieve overcrowded cities by relocating the landless to productive lands.

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Old and Neglected Truth Revived in College

A Harvard freshmen address by President Eliot touts enduring moral truths as the true source of happiness, urging generosity and moral cleanliness amid modern pursuits. The essay contrasts the pursuit of wealth and fame with inner contentment and ethical living, noting the lasting value of simple truths.

Eliot Harvard

Address on Making the Panama Canal Continued

Speech discusses building the canal as an American effort guided by engineers from both nations. It asserts faith and resolve amid challenges, notes healthier conditions since control shifted, and emphasizes efficiency, honesty, and economy. It outlines Caribbean interests, naval needs, and guardrails against aggression toward neighbors.

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Window Display Sparks Interest in Woolen Mills Goods

A Globe feature highlights the Rra nde Woolen Mills window display showcasing a three dollar walking skirt line. The display draws shoppers to inspect affordable garments.

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