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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1905

Page

4

Gambling and Saloon Reform in New Mexico

The article discusses a nationwide push for stricter moral lines, highlighting gambling and saloon closures in New Mexico. It notes support from J. Hagertvan and local press, churches, and potential statehood actions to ban licensed gambling and Sunday saloons, with Albuquerque cited as resisting full closure. The piece argues for enforceable laws and broader bans regardless of statehood outcomes.

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Miss Alice Roosevelt Presents Gift Duty Debate

The press debates Miss Alice Roosevelt receiving Orient gifts valued at about 100000 with duties of at least 60000. One side argues she should pay duties like any American. the other says gifts by eastern sovereigns reflect regard for the president’s daughter. A proposed solution splits gifts between souvenirs taxable and the rest donated to the Smithsonian or a museum, with a special bill for free admission.

Miss Alice Miss Alice Roosevelt Orient Miss Roosevelt Nabobs Mikados Far East Alice Shaw Congress Roosevelt Smithsonian Institute

Detecting the bad by knowing the good across life

A moral essay on distinguishing counterfeit and false in all work by recognizing the good from the bad. It emphasizes that right and wrong are clearly separated and mastery of truth comes from familiarity with the excellent standard in any field. It also notes New Mexico wool markets and farming observations of the era.

Wich Ife Ant Moody

Looms of God Weaving in Autumn Forest Colors

A poetic fragment praises nature as "the looms of God" weave harvest hues. It praises Dame Nature’s artist and October's mellow tintings, imagining native fashion in forest home abodes and gratitude for nature’s artistry.

Natire

Collectibles and chatter fill a bustling town page

A jumble of overheard quips, notices, ads, and snippets from a local paper. The column references travelers arguing behind schedule, theater chatter with a prima donna, a debt alert on John A McCall, and light town life scenes. Ads promote coats, dry goods, bathing robes, boarding rooms, groceries, and sales at Golden Rule and Maloys, with outfits and windows on display.

Golden Rule Dry Goods Company

Honor to whom honor may be due

A Denver Republic essay reflects on fame and virtue, contrasting conquerors like Tamerlane with enduring religious and intellectual figures. It argues that true greatness lies in elevating conscience and intellect, and celebrates those who inspire lasting goodness, such as St Francis, Christ, Buddha, Confucius, Socrates, Shakespeare, Lincoln, and others who touch the heart and mind.

Genghis Tameriahe Tamerlane Merle St. Francis of Assassi Confucius Socrates Plato Ferocles Dante Cervantes Shakespeare Solon Abraham Lincoln

Some Stories Wise and Some Otherwise

A collection of humorous anecdotes and misreadings from student life and daily chatter. Stories range from botany class mishaps with beans to a typhoid fever misunderstanding, a Georgia court joke, and a student misanswering a US Revolution question.

Towson Higase Walt

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