Democratic ticket turmoil over Mexican citizen in Tularosa race
On convention day the Democrats faced a fractured ticket and a push to remove J. L. Johnson from precinct No. 2. The dispute centers on whether the Tularosa seat should go to a Mexican citizen and a suggestion that Mexicans were ignored by the party. Republicans argue unity and inclusive representation for all American citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tularosa
J. L. Johnson
Johnson
Eddy County
Roosevelt Declines Third Term Candidacy Letter Advised
In Peoria Illinois a published letter from Secretary Loeb relays President Roosevelt’s refusal to seek a third term. The letter dated July 26 1906 reiterates his irrevocable decision and follows an editorial appeal from the Peoria Herald Transcript prompted by Mrs L A Kinney.
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Peoria
Ill
Roosevelt
L. A. Kinney
Loeb
Oyster Bay
W. Loeb
Peoria Herald-Transcript
Kinney
Death of Nettie Van Dyke at fourteen
Miss Nettie Van Dyke daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D W Van Dyke died Sunday morning July 29 after a brief illness in her 14th year. Burial was Monday at City Cemetery with Alamogordo Lodge of Odd Fellows members in attendance. The community offers sympathy to the grieving parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie van Dyke
D. W. van Dyke
City Cemetery
Alamogordo
Governor Hagerman to Tour El Paso & Southwestern Rail Line
Santa Fe August 1 Governor Hagerman will ride in a private car with E L Carpenter and H S Simmons on a tour of the El Paso Southwestern Railway starting August 12. They plan visits to Dawson Tucumcari Santa Rosa Alamogordo Cloudcroft with stops to meet local residents and attend events including the Territorial Bar Association session on August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
E. L. Carpenter
Dawson
Whelps-Dodge Coal Company
New Mexico
H.S. Simmons
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad
el Paso
Messrs. Carpenter and Simmons
Tucumcarri
Santa Rosa
Alamogordo
Cloudcroft
Territorial Bar Association
Hagerman
Territorial
J. W. Raynolds
W. ©. Reid
Democratic Moonshine in Kansas Banks Debate
An exchange claims Kansas state officials are corrupt and dishonest. It notes $133,000,000 on deposit in Kansas banks and a population just over one million, arguing the alleged theft does not greatly harm the state.
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Democratic Papers
Kansas
Eureka Victim Dies of Ptomaine Poisoning
James H. Boone a former El Paso Sheriff and prominent resident, died in Sequoyah Hospital Eureka from ptomaine poisoning after a journey from San Francisco. Boone and his wife faced scarce meals and accommodations en route, stopping at Byersville where they bought canned sauce and ate before Boone fell seriously ill. An autopsy confirmed ptomaine poisoning as the cause.
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Eureka
Cal
James H. Boone
el Paso
Tex
Sequoyia
Boone
Overland
Sherwood
Byersville
President Roosevelt Hosts Ohio Politics Talk
Senator Charles Dick of Ohio and Elmer Dover of the Republican National Committee met with President Roosevelt for two hours at Oyster Bay. They discussed the Ohio political scene and Dick said conditions were better than two years ago and predicted Governor Harris would win re election in two years.
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Oyster Bay
Charles Dick
Ohio
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Harris
Arizona Hope Amid Editorials on Statehood Split
A New Mexican editorial calls for expelling Democratic central committee members in Arizona who oppose statehood, labeling them traitors to the cause. It praises those who resist corporate pressure and defend Arizona’s best interests, signaling lingering hope for the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Democratic Central Committee
Horse thieves captured in Sacramento Mountains raid
Captain Fred Fornot of the New Mexico Mounted Police reported that Lieutenant Cipriano Baca, Ranger R. G. Putnam, and Robert Burch raided a gang of horse thieves in Otero county’s Sacramento Mountains. Several men and a batch of stolen horses were reported captured while a detailed raid report is awaited.
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Santa Fe
Fred Fornot
New Mexico Mounted Police
Cipriano Baca
R. G. Putnam
Robert Burch
Sacramento
Otero County
Fornolf
France Apologizes for Chattanooga Officer Killing
Paris announces the French government expresses deep regrets over the death of Lieut. Clarence England, navigating officer of the cruiser Chattanooga, mortally wounded at Che Foo on July 28 by a rifle from the French cruiser Dupetit Thouars during small arms practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Washington
Clarence England
Chattanooga
Che Foo
Dupetit Thouars
Looking After the Governor Committee Suggested
The Alamogordo Board of Trade should appoint a committee to accompany Gov. Hager man on his visit. R H Pierce is proposed as chairman and Prof Edwin Walters as a member to guide the governor from the Blind Institute driveway to Ninth street and the forthcoming Summit Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Pierce
H. J. Hagerman
Alamogordo
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers $100 Reward
A cash reward claim asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages by a constitutional internal treatment. The ad promises $100 if any case fails, urges readers to request testimonials, and notes availability from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio with drugsellers offering the product and accompanying pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Sena Forst
F. J.cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Finest brick from Ancho cement works showcased
Judge F J Bush highlights brick specimens from Ancho cement works praised for solidity and durability in multiple colors. He compares them to the Rock of Gibraltar and the hills and stars, underscoring lasting quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Bush
Ancho Cement Works
Rock of
Gibraltar
Otero Democrats Seek Ticket Amendment Over Representation
The Otero county Democratic convention nomination is questioned as some seek to withdraw a nominated candidate to appease Mexican voters. They propose replacing the commissioner candidate for precinct No 2 to gain harmony, aiming to show inclusive representation amid Eddy county Democrats.
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Otero
Central Committee
Johnson
Eddy County
Ready to Bore Wells by Rasmussen Coe Machine
The Rasmussen Coe well boring apparatus is in county service ready to operate. The article praises Messrs Rasmussen and Coe for investing in a machine to secure water, noting water wealth surpasses gold mines in New Mexico, and credits W A Coe as a devoted citizen backing the project with public benefit in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmussen-Coe
Messrs, Rasmussen and Coe
New Mexico
W. A. Coe
Coe
Rasmussen
Make Hay While the Sun Shines Lesson for Thrifty Homes
A thrift lesson urges households to prepare for sudden illness and keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready for immediate use. It notes dysentery diarrhoea and cholera morbus can strike without warning and delaying treatment may be fatal. Sold by W. E. Warren & Bro.
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Chamberlain
W. E. Warren & Bro
Water over gold mines urged for irrigation growth
Gen Sherry advocates water development as the key to upbuilding the country. He argues water, not gold mines, would bring prosperity and notes spending on irrigation would have made the nation prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Byron Sherry
Gen. Sherry
New Mexico
Sherry
Lightning Strikes Judge Bush Residence in Thunder Shower
A thunder shower struck the house of Judge F. J. Bush on Tuesday afternoon. The blast caused a hole in a dining room wall with no fire or injuries. The concrete structure prevented worse damage and no one was present in the room at the time.
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F. J. Bush
Second Sanatorium Moves Toward Reality in Alamordo
A specialist who studied local climate has settled here and bought property to make Alamodo his permanent home. He plans to form a stock company to run the sanatorium and to operate a hospital attached to the institution.
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Alamohordo
Democratic convention selects surveyor nominee in county
The Democratic convention considered Edwin Walters for surveyor but colleagues moved to leave the nomination blank. Walters is a lifelong Republican and unlikely to accept the nomination in a Republican county, though competent for the post.
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Edwin Walters
Walters
Bryan accuses Roger Sullivan of holding a fraudulent seat
Chicago July 31 Judge Owen I Thompson of Jacksonville Illinois publishes a letter from William J Bryan declaring that National Committeeman Roger Sullivan of Illinois refuses to resign. Bryan says Sullivan holds office by fraud and it is impossible for honest Democrats to associate with him as a national committeeman.
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Chicago
Owen I. Thompson
Jacksonville
Illinois
William J. Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Bryan
Sullivan
Summer diarrhea remedy praised by pastor in Little Falls
Rev M O Stockland of the first M E Church Little Falls Minn endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer child disorders. A few doses followed by castor oil cleanses the system. Sold by W E Warren & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
M. O. Stockland
M. E
Little Falls
Minn
W. E. Warren & Bro
Orphanage Talk Advances in Alamogordo Church Plans
The M. E. Church, South aims to establish an orphanage here with Rev. W. J. Wright driving the effort. Workers push for a building at Alamogordo citing suitable climate and abundant mountain water as ideal for the institution.
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M. E. Church
South
W. J. Wright
Alamogordo
M. PE. Church
Architect to complete plans for Alamogordo Sanitarium
W R Lidson announces from Chicago that the architect will finish the plans and specifications within days and bids will be invited from contractors in Alamogordo El Paso St Louis and Chicago for the American Cooperative Sanitarium project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lidson
American Cooperative Sanitarium of
Alamogordo
Chicago
el Paso
St. Louis
Glisson Withdraws From Democratic Ticket for Precinct 1
George Glisson pulled out of the Democratic slate for precinct No 1 commissioner after the caucus decision last Wednesday. His withdrawal is described as badly rending the ticket from center to circumference and signals a likely defeat in November.
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George Glisson
Glisson
Herbine praised for liver and bowel relief by reader
J B Vaughn of Eiba Alabama writes that he suffers from constipation and a disordered liver and finds Herbine the best medicine of its kind. He says he has used it constantly and recommends it to others with similar troubles. Sold by Warren & Bro. Ben F Wooten visits and plans to move to Alamo Gordo next winter for his children's schooling.
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J. B. Vaughn Eiba
Ala
W. EB
Ben F Wooten
Mr. Wooten
Fresnal
Old Slab Town
Alamogordo
White Folks Minstrels at Railway Club Aug
Public entertainment at the Railway Club features an evening of popular songs titled White Folks Minstrels. Out of town talent expected to assist. Admission fifty cents. Frying chickens and hens for sale, inquire of Mrs. S. I. Pelphrey.
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Railway Club
S. I. Pelphrey
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National Committee
Dover
W. E. Warren
BRO
Sacramento Mountains
France
England
Ancho Brick
Mr. Bryan
G. J. Woleinger
Ieat
Sherwin-Williams
Scipio
Proples Bros
Vador
Gi. L. Hoyt & CO
Texas
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