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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1906

Page

4

Roosevelts Joint Statehood Debate in New Mexico

The Las Vegas Las Vegan Optic urges Republicans in San Miguel County to support Theodore Roosevelt and joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. It argues party unity favors admitting New Mexico with Roosevelt, while Arizona may be split or left as a territory, warning against separate statehood.

San Miguel County Theodore Roosevelt Congress New Mexico Arizona Tle Las Vegan Optic Phoenix Ariz Daily Tribune J. O. Dunbar J. ©. Adama Anti-J Joint Statehood League Washington, D Supreme Court Oregon Vermont Maine House Oklahoma New Meéaleo Indian Territory Globe-Democrat Arizona-New Mexico W. B Childers

THAT CUBAN PROBLEM

The piece argues the Cuba situation shows a flaw in U S policy toward rebels with arms. It insists insurrection should be crushed, leaders punished, and redress sought by ballot rather than bayonets. It warns compromise invites further uprisings and urges restoring civil government before any territorial future.

Cuba Antilles United States Taft Uncle Sam Arizona

Prosperity figures show under Republican era gains

Census data reveal capital invested in U S manufacturing rose 41 percent from 1900 to 1905. Product value climbed nearly 30 percent, wages and salaries surged, with salaried officials rising 64 percent. Establishments increased to 216,262 as 1995 figures exclude smaller trades.

United States

Notorious and Reckless Waste by the Americans

A sweeping critique of American resource use, urging conservation of forests and minerals. The piece argues industries employ wasteful practices across timber, mines, soil, oil, and fisheries, noting pollution, overconsumption, and reliance on stored capital from past ages, urging wiser management.

Alaska Nevada Beef Trust Steel Trust Old Trust James J. Hill America

Fireproof buildings and costly flames threaten US wealth

Collier's Weekly argues America keeps vast numbers of vulnerable structures while spending billions on fires and insurance. It notes only a few thousand buildings are truly fireproof, cites Chicago underwriters as a near unburnable standard, and claims fire losses in 1905 and San Francisco spikes jeopardize national wealth. The piece urges a uniform building law and stricter fire prevention with tax shifts toward safer construction.

International Society of Building Commissioners and Inspectors United States Chicago San Francisco Society of Building Commissioners Collier's Weekly

First President of New Mexico Wool Growers’ Association

The New Mexican reports on Elason or Lune’s suitability as fire provident of the Wool & Sheep Growers’ Association of New Mexico. It praises his competence and predicts a stronger, larger association under his guidance, noting New Mexico’s large sheep herd and significant employment in the wool industry.

Eleason Solomon Lung Valencia County Wool & Sheep Growers’ Association of New Mexico Lune Sunshine Territory United States Montana

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