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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1905

Page

4

Henry Chews on US trade and gold exports

Henry Chews argues in his weekly Financial Review that the September trade balance remained unfavorable with imports rising about 18 million dollars and exports increasing just over 2 million. He cites high commodity prices, cotton weakness, Japanese funds, and a French loan as factors shaping exchange and warns against speculative excess to protect ongoing prosperity.

Henry Chews Weekly Financial Review Sike Bank of England Bank of Germany Europe France Clows

The Sweat Box and Its Abuse in Crime Detection

An editorial condemns the sweatbox used by detectives on the Adama Express robbery case, arguing it tortures suspects and violates rights. It cites Eighth Amendment protections, denounces coercive methods, and urges trials of officials involved.

Cuntiffe Adama Express News Ten Aesitave China

Perilous Proposal on Santa Fe GOP Meeting Rumor

The Citizen questions rumors that the territorial Republican central committee will publish an official protest to Congress over joint statehood. It argues such action would misalign with party aims, risk alienating voters, and damage New Mexico’s Republican standing amid national debates.

Territorial Republican Central Committee Santa Fe Congress New Mexico Republican Central Committee New Mexico Republican Party National Party New Mesia Republican Party New Moxico

Exhortation to Work and Faith in Loneliness

A devotional wartime style exhortation urges the reader to endure hardship and labor. It counters despair with calls to arise and persevere, insisting that work can be done alone and faith will guide one home. The text reassures that divine care remains near even when human help is distant.

Io Huwela Audi Witte Hinwell Ras

Markets and stock reports mingle with local ads

Market quotes from railroads and major companies mix with Kansas City and Chicago live stock receipts, cattle and sheep prices, and regional rail listings. Local classified ads promote a new rooming house at 423 South First Street and a clothes cleaning service at 206 West Silver Avenue, with a gas safety ad urging humane cooking.

Kansas City Chicago West Silver Avenue G. D. Hoffman

Ignorance of Literature by American College Girls

San Francisco Chronicle reports Jeanette Marks criticizes college students for poor literary literacy. The Mount Holyoke study shows many seniors misidentify authors and works, confuse dates, and confuse poets and philosophers. Facts include misdated Shakespeare, Don Quixote authors, Thanatopsis spelling, and unfamiliarity with Burne-Jones and Morris.

San Francisco Chronicle Jeanette Marks Oceter Marjowe Sothern Henry Irving Co Colege Mount Holyoke College Shakespeare Marion Crawford Henry Esmond G. Cleveland Ford Peter Stirling Maggie Tulliver Dickens Hawthorne Burne-Jones William Morris

Some Stories Wise and Some Otherwise

A West Philadelphia grocer recalls a girl who bought caramels to spite her father, and a slave master doubting bondpeople not stealing. The piece mentions explorer Weatherby, inventor Shrapnel’s heir, Pittsburg Alderman Keltenhauser, Molin’s lighting, and a French writer on street fights.

West Philadelphia Papa Molin Peitin

The Albuquerque Hatters and Steam Cleaners display

Window display at the Globe store promotes Rio Grande Woolen Mills items and a $3.50 walking sleeve. Goetz's Picalill at Maloy's appears in the notice.

The Albuquerque Hatters and Steam Cleaners Rio Grande Woolen Mills Globe Store Goetz Picalill Maloy

Special Low Price Sale From J Korber Co Albuquerque

Prices vary widely as we bought a large quantity direct from the factory. J Korber and Co located at the corner of First Street and Copper Avenue in Albuquerque New Mexico offer special low price deals.

Borradaile & CO Gold Avenue Albuquerque, New Mexico Third Street J. Korber & CO First Street Copper Avenue Albuquerque, N. M

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