End of First Session of Fifty-Ninth Congress Declared
In Washington on June 30 Vice-President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon announced the first session of the fifty-ninth congress adjourned at 10 PM. Cannon praised the session, noting gains in appropriations, rate legislation, pure food and agricultural inspection as landmark measures benefiting the public.
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Washington, D. C
Fairbanks
Senate
Cannon
House
Congress
Fifty-Ninth Congress
Associated Press
Roosevelt sends pen to Beveridge for meat inspection work
President Roosevelt forwarded the pen he used to sign the agricultural bill with meat inspection clauses to Senator Beveridge of Indiana. He credits Beveridge for first alerting him to packing-house abuses and for drafting the bill’s substance enabling reforms. The gesture expresses gratitude for Beveridge’s service.
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Indiana
Washington
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Senator Beveridge
Theodore Roosevelt
Face Burned by Firecracker Incident
Little May Buck daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Buck suffered facial and eye burns from a firecracker on the fourth. A bystander allowed a cracker to explode near her face though not serious. At first sight one eye seemed damaged but Dr Bryan at the hospital found the burn not serious.
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Little May Buck
A. J. Buck
Bryan
Bryan Faces Expulsion Pressure in Moscow
In Berlin on July 1 reports say Williams Jennings Bryan’s presence in Moscow sparked court intrigue. Reactionaries urged the Czar to expel him for allegedly steering constitutionalists against imperial authority, but the Czar ignored the advice to avoid provoking U.S. or world opinion and Bryan remained in Russia.
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Berlin
Williams Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Douma
Nicholas
Constitutional Democrats
Russia
Czar
United States
Glorious Fourth Celebration in Alamo Gordo
The big July Fourth gathering in Alamo Gordo ended in harmony with a fine barbecue provided by H. E. Brubaker & Co. and local citizens. Music by brass band and orchestra accompanied dancing from afternoon till midnight. Genera Byron Sherry delivered the oration and visitors from El Paso helped. committees are thanked for a successful day.
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Alamogordo
H. E. Brubaker & Co
Byron Sherry
Ttn
el Paso
Railway Club
Roosevelt Praises Congress Real Constructive Statesmanship
Washington notes by rope and fire in Chickasha Oklahoma Territory report of a mob lynching after a 16-year-old girl’s assault near Womack. The piece covers President Roosevelt’s compliment to Congress for enactments such as the railroad rate bill and pure food bill and details a lynching carried out by a mob in Oklahoma Territory.
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Congress
Chickasha
I. T
Ira Robertson
Womack
Cliff Mays
Marshall
Tex
Will Newbright
San Antonio
Bradley
Robertson
Walnut Creek
Whooping Cough Claims Another Baby this Week
The paper reports several babies dangerously ill with whooping cough and six deaths this season. It condemns parental carelessness that allows disease spread and notes heightened danger when schools reopen.
Herbine Liver Regulator Endorsed In Tex Us Ad
A testimonial advert claims Herbine cures constipation and all liver complaints. Mrs. K. from St. Worth writes that her family has used Herbine for years and all are happy and well thanks to the remedy from W. BE, Warren & Bro.
Territorial Supreme Court Adiourned After June Session
The Territorial Supreme Court adjourned on June 29. Key cases included No 1134 Territory of New Mexico v Frank Rubell argued by W C Reid for the Territory and W B Childers for the appellant. Insurance Companies v Santa Fe Mercantile Co involved tax costs adjournment to August 28.
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Territorial Supreme Court
Ull
Territory of New Mexico
Frank Rubbell
Appellee
W. C. Reid
Territory
W. B. Childers
Insurance Companies
Santa Fe Mercantile Company
N. B. Laughlin
Error
Catron and Gortner
A. B. Renehan
A. Spiess
President Signs Jury Bill and Albuquerque Building Authorization
The President signed a bill providing a new jury drawing method for U.S. courts in the Territories of New Mexico and Arizona. The same issue includes a $100,000 public building appropriation for Albuquerque.
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Washington
United States
New Mexico
Ari
Lumbley Marries Moser In July Ceremony At South Methodist
W W Lumbley and Minnie Moser wed July 3 at 7:30 pm in South Methodist Church with Rev W J Wright officiating. Home will be Alamogordo. Regular School Board No 1 meeting July 5 elected W E Warren president and M A Griffin secretary. School posts salaries chart and nine month term set. A special levy vote is scheduled July 27 to raise funds for district needs. Presbyterian church service planned for Sunday July 5 with organ, choirs, solos, and Benediction.
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W. W. Lumbley
Minnie Moser
South Methodist Church
W. J. Wright
W. H. Lumbley
Eli Moser
Alamogordo
Judge Mann
W. E. Warren
M. A. Griffin
Wm. O'Reilly
J. P
Presbyterian Church
O. D Warnock
Dio. Meeker
Mesdames Clements and Carson
Miss Minns
Roberts
Tremier
Schumann
IL. Hurley
Stevenson
J. D. Clements
Israel
Mendelsohn
Orpha Minus
Frederic Leon Carson
Jno. Meeker
Ambrose
Herbert Crippen
Knight Solo
Adele Paxton
Calvary
Rodney
Lord
Juo. Kerr
Remedy Endorsed For Cholera Morbus On Travel
Report from Eldon Iowa describes Comrade from Elgin Illinois saved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after cholera morbus at Grand Army Encampment. Advocate notes travel usage and urges every reader to carry the remedy.
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Grand Army
Washington City
Elgin
J. E. Hoagland
Eldon
Iowa
Chamberlain
W. E. Warren & Bro
Suit to void land patent in U S district court
United States District Attorney W H Llewellyn sues Mathias Ebert in the First Judicial District to set aside a land patent claiming full payment and inclusion in the reservation at patent time, asking for nullification of the patent.
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United States
W. H. H. Llewellyn
Mathias Ebert
United States Court For
First Judicial District
Ebert
Primary convention day brings hopefuls for county offices
The paper runs notices for J H Green for assessor S H Nimmo for sheriff and Chas E Beasley for treasurer as they seek Democratic nominations. The candidates court county support and pledge broadminded conduct and cross political friendship for success.
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J H Green
S H Nimmo
Chas E Beasley
Allard's Syrup Triumphs and Flag Promise at School
The notice lauds Allard's store hound Syrup as an unmatched remedy for coughs colds bronchitis influenza and pulmonary diseases urging mothers to keep it on hand. It reports the school board will raise an American flag over public school buildings following Judge Mann's suggestion after election and urges children to love the flag.
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United States
Allard
W. E. Warren & Bro
EK. A. Mann
Chamber Remedy Promises Quick Bowels Relief
Summer bowel disorders affect children and adults alike. Chamber Remedy is promoted as the best medicine to promptly control unnatural looseness of the bowels. Sold by W. E. Warren & Bro.
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W. E. Warren & Bro
Alamogordo Sanitary Law Enforcement Laments Neglect
The writer notes no one has taken steps to enforce sanitary laws in Alamogordo. Some residents keep areas clean while neighbors ignore cleanliness, prompting a call for enforceable sanitary rules and accountability despite opposition from some who dislike the print.
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Alamogordo
Cure for Itching Promised in Hunt’s Cure Box
An advertisement asserts Hunt's Cure relieves itching in a single use and guarantees to cure any one case with one box. The claim frames itching as a universal skin disease and promises a rapid remedy.
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Hunt
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