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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1905

Page

4

GRAFT IS AMERICAN Former Consul Frankenthal study

Former Consul Frankenthal surveys immigrant groups entering the United States and argues that about 20 percent have prior records making them undesirable. He proposes barring this criminal element by requiring certificates of character from native towns, while noting graft concerns and comparing American and European practices.

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This Too Shall Pass Away Motto Inspires Hope and Fortitude

A poem recalls a king’s quest for a guiding motto and then argues that life’s fortunes and misfortunes are fleeting. It urges writing the line This too shall pass away on one’s heart, to endure through joy and sorrow, and live with kindness and faith as time moves toward light.

Las Vegas Walker

City Council Advances Licenses and Fire Dept Plans

The council endorses a 200 annual liquor license and 250 for each gaming table, with funds to lighting, streets, and new fire equipment. Aldermen also approve a higher short license for saloons and plan a fire engine, ladder truck, horses, and crew, plus street sidewalk enforcement and a major sidewalk bond proposal.

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Necessity over preference changes homes to flats in article

The piece argues that apartment living reflects a trust-like dependence, highlighting Kilpatrick’s 1862 landmark flat concept. It presents the Home Club corporation as a modern cooperative attempt to offer shared amenities with individual floors, seeking permanency and reduced housekeeping while preserving personal space.

Kilpatrick New York Home Club Corporation Cooper

He Filled the Bill and the Panama Straw Hat Mystery

An old-time tale opens with a moonlit veranda scene where a man and a young woman share a tense kiss while she protests and the man insists. A London paper notes a rival cafe owner’s $400 reward for a prized Panama straw hat woven with royal wiraws and linked to European royalty. The article then reports the U S census locating the center of population in Indiana near Columbus Bartholomew County and marks a monument there for the 1900 center of population.

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Albuquerque Council Notes and Street Improvements

The city attorney was ordered to prepare an ordinance. An arc light was ordered for Third street and Cromwell avenue. The committee to investigate the Indian school sever question was not ready, but will report next meeting. Mayor McKee urged a citywide garbage and refuse collection system, referred to the street committee. The council adjourned to meet at the mayor’s call.

Spector Third Street Cromwell Avenue Walker McKee

Montezuma Ball Set at Alvarado With Palm Garden Buffet

The Montezuma ball will be at the Alvarado hotel Thursday night as a formal dress affair. J H O Reilly heads the committee. Cheatham coordinates hotel arrangements. A palm garden buffet will run from 8 to 1, with courses served to dancers between ballroom visits. Additional outside palm gardens may be used. Tickets priced at 5 dollars per couple.

Alvarado J. H. O'Reilly Cheatham The Linehson Am Bankal F. Dana Johnson

Senator Andrews Buys Fine Stocks for Ranch

W A Bayer, secretary to Senator W H Andrews, sent a report from Theumearl, Quay county, stating he delivered 200 head of heifers for the senator’s Sierra county ranch. The stock came from Hell ranch company ranges and is described as fine with strong Hereford and Boer stock. The price paid was not disclosed.

W. A. Bayer W. H. Andrews Theumearl Quay County Sierra County Hell Ranch Company Tever

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