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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1905

Page

4

Ajax and McAllister clash over statehood mail letter

The Citizen defends its stance on Arizona statehood and refutes McAllister’s charges. It notes he praised a letter sent to him and published in the Winslow Mail under the alias Ajax. The piece questions his reading of The Citizen and accuses him of misrepresenting the paper’s positions and actions.

Alexanders F. McAllister Board of Supervisor Navajo County Holbrook, Ariz Winslow Mail McAllister Ajax Telamen Troy Achilles Olens Board of Supervisors McAlister McAlater Great Jove Ling Bird Rodey

Palace Barriers and the Jeddo Mine Owner's Palace

A Citizen's fret on the Jeddo mine owner J B Markle and his palace surrounded by iron and barbed wire. The piece asks whether capital and labor rift has widened and if the palace symbolizes growing class tensions in Pennsylvania coal country. It notes miners' labor funds Markle's wealth and comforts while poverty encircles the Estate.

Des Yeture Markie Markle Palace John B Markle John B. Markle Trocha

Statehood Debate Guides Editorial Contests in Two Papers

The Las Vegas Optic and The Citizen clash over single versus joint statehood. The Optic warnings that Congress may not grant full statehood soon, while The Citizen urges any form of statehood and echoes joint statehood as preferable. Tarney comments link party stance to the push for territorial admission.

Las Vegas Keninre Phi Paper Congress Congresulones Junketine Tarney Congressional Party

The Old Lady and the Boy Play Endless Hide and Seek

An elderly woman and a boy share a timeless game beneath a maple tree. The girl and boy alternate hiding in imagined rooms like a china closet and papa's bedroom as they drift into memory. The scene ends with the pair still side by side in their childlike reverie.

Market Report of Closing Quotations and Listed Securities

Closing quotations received by Levy Bros and correspondents for Logan Bryan show listings across diverse securities. Companies mentioned include Amalgamated, Baltimore & Ohio, Brooklyn, Canadian Pacific, Colorado Fuel, Colorado Southern, Union Pacific, Chicago Rock Island, Republic Iron & Steel, Pacific Mail, Southern Railway and others with varied share classes and regional references.

Levy Bros Corres Logan @ Bryan Harnett Building Amalgamated Atchison Baltimore & C0 Brooklyn Colorado Fuel Colorado Greasy Western Loulaville & Nisaviti Missouri New York Cen Norfolk Reading Pennsylvania Rock Island Republic Iron Pn Republic Tron Ae Pacific Paul Southern Railway Deansoe! & Iron

Sneak Thief Hits Laeta Rooming House

A thief entered the La Vets rooming house at 113 West Lead Ave between midnight and 1 AM, ransacking several guests' apartments. One guest lost a suit, money, and a watch. Officer Thanas Jordan investigated but found no solid clues besides arresting a deaf and dumb man observed nearby, who claimed he did not work. Police vow to curb the recent uptick in petty thefts as they hunt for the culprit.

la Vets West Lead Avenue Thanas Jordan Robly

Survival of the Fittest Not Law of Man's Life

Dr. Washington Gladden warns that the survival of the fittest, used to justify vast fortunes, contradicts Christian teaching and evolving views of morality. He argues higher laws of sympathy and service govern human society, superseding brute jungle rules.

Man Dr. Washington Gladden Tates Torone John Fiske Naure

Not the Right Man Governor Stoker Narrates A Tale

A garbled recollection from Governor Stoker about a South Carolina highway collision and a bystander confusion over damages. The tale mixes old and crude phrases, ending with a punchline about a train and a misheard, mismanaged jury claim in a rural setting.

Stoker New Jerney Certaly Whayer Scutt Carolina South Carolina Byennes

Upcoming Events and Textile Offers Featured at Local Stores

October events mention “Pally Primrona” and “Uncle Josh Spruce by” with November 2 listing “The Chaperonen.” Simon Stern promotes piles remedies and DeWitt’s Salve for skin conditions. Globe store advertises $3.60 walking skirts and Grande Woolen Mills window display appearing at Rite store.

Pally Primrona Josh Spruce Chaperonen DeWitt Globe Dent Waa Judky

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