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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1906
Page
4
The Citizen argues that democracy runs through party agencies from precinct primaries to national conventions. It explains how delegates, established by evolving conventions, nominate candidates and how early caucuses faded as party rules embedded in the constitution shaped presidential elections and governance.
The Citizen urges Republicans in precincts 12 and 26 to attend tonight's primaries at Colombo hall and Armory hall Elks building at 7:30 p.m. The editorial notes the importance of the delegates elected to the territorial convention and the duty of citizens to participate.
The Citizen urges immediate focus on local growth, relief from railway discrimination, and securing hearings from the Interstate Commerce Commission. It notes the successful fair, thanks officials and subscribers, and warns of looming weather predictions by Foster while urging prompt payments.
A Missouri lesson for territorial pairs notes that the state fair, after acquiring Sedalia property, has expanded permanent facilities and plans a large scale. It now features what is said to be the world’s most lively stock pavilion, six stock barns, poultry palace, dairy building, agricultural and horticultural exhibits, a grand stand, twelve speed barns, sheep and swine barns, and extensive implement and administration buildings with a first class mile track.
The sixth annual fair opens September 29 at Be dalla featuring a 12 000 seat pavilion described as coliseum like. Prizes total thousands for pacing and trotting records plus drafts saddle youngsters and best corn grown by youth. Daily races cowgirls and country blacksmith tests are planned along with extensive agricultural implements displays. Missouri products highlighted by a grand state fair.
Consul General Bray of Melbourne notes 1,869,456 bales exported in 1905 06 valued at 122 082 710 up from 1 595 794 bales valued at 18 267 606 last season. Including local consumption production totals 124 005 462. Sheep in Australasia reach 93 836 645, up 10 517 031 from 1904, with drought reducing fleece yield but boosting price per bale.
A Hungarian chemist demonstrates liquid lenses that rival and outsize massive glass lenses at far lower cost. The fluid between two hard glass surfaces forms an achromatic lens, sealed hermetically to prevent evaporation or air damage, enabling rapid production and durability for astronomical and photographic use.
Delegate W H Andrews lists newly established post offices in Socorro and Santa Fe counties with postmasters named in Carthage Hansenberg Tluci Ano Tafoya Ozanne and Madrid plus a pensions section noting Romolo Barela Thomas Clouser Juan Martin Juan Cordova and Barbara Castillo with varying monthly rates and start dates.
Story outlines Hearst life from California to New York and Chicago papers. It credits his father’s initial reluctance, Hearst’s policy, and rapid growth of a democratic-leaning press empire. It notes his 1904 presidential nomination talk, strong party impact, and large annual publication expenses.
The Cerrillos Coal company has reopened mines in the Madrid coal district. Rail service resumes on the Madrid railroad as OWRng yards in Madrid and Santa Fe restart activity after a several month lull caused by mine closures and a fire.
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