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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1906
Page
4
The Albuquerque Citizen announces publication details with McCreight listed as business manager and time noted for the publishing company. The item references the paper and its management in a brief, clipped notice.
A morning organ attacking reform county officials charges deceptive tax figures. It questions why more than 11 000 dollars is levied to pay Tom Hubbell 6 000 dollars, cites a 41 000 dollar revenue rise over 1904, and probes the disposal of the remaining 5 000 dollars claimed to fund prisoner feeding.
The Journal reports an independent Republican ticket picked in McKinley County with Hon. Neil B. Field of Albuquerque among speakers. The Citizen notes Field pushes a mongrel ticket of Independent Republicans and Democrats in Socorro County. Field and Marron are named as real managers of the People’s ticket, with Republicans urged to view them as political bosses.
A New Mexican and The Citizen letters attack morning papers for falsified figures and biased reporting while praising William B. Childers and Delegate Andrews. The articles denounce campaigns as deceptive, defend incumbents, and stress local loyalty to Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, and New Mexico politics amid editorial clashes.
The editor describes Mr Ward as deeply tied to New Mexico journalism, city editor in Albuquerque and editor in fact of the Daily Optic, with wide acquaintance across the territory. The piece critiques libel suits against Democratic papers over Delegate Andrews and Bursum, praises Kaseman, and outlines Republican platform items including primary reform and reduced public officer salaries as election draws near while post office activity peaks.
A Rome page reprint cites Amy Bernardy of Smith College railing at American women as overeducated poseurs. She condemns gynocratic trends, flashy superficial culture, and intellectual clubs while praising Euripides and noting a clash between feminism and public morals. Translation for the Literary Digest accompanies the piece.
Jersey City temperance readers hear a saloon keeper lecture on liquor’s harm urging calmer tactics. The essay argues against denunciation and calls for cooperation with publicans, noting shifting views and the value of respectful dialogue for temperance aims.
A cam paign note cites George Albright praising reform and questions costs of prisoner feeding and officials' salaries. It references a Silver City rally with Delegate Andrews and others, reports on Sandoval county politics, and critiques the county reform administration versus prior party ties.
The piece notes 41000 dollars and urges staying loyal to the party, while Field and the Morning Journal oppose the regular Republican ticket over county printing. It details a split in the First district nomination between Colfax county backing M H Stockton of Raton and Union county backing Fred J. Rureh of Clayton, with a compromise likely and a possible visit by Chairman Bursum to arrange the affair.
The body of W L H Adams lies in state at Strong's Sons. Friends may view the remains until 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon before final arrangements. Mrs Adams’ sister from Los Angeles is expected tonight. The funeral service will be held at the burial place after the procession. The bulletin notes various correspondents and a list of associated companies. A later line announces the Jolly Haymakers' association annual ball at Colombo hall on Tuesday October 30 with tickets priced at $1 and ladies free.
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