Stealing Water and Trade News Across the West
A long editorial argues that Colorado loses Rio Grande water to New Mexico and Texas, with Mexico’s share and U S policy blamed for infractions. It cites British sheep trade limits, French ship subsidies, and railway rate debates, plus labor and capital tensions. The piece ties these issues to regional water access, tariffs, and industry pressures affecting Colorado, New Mexico, and beyond.
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Denver Republican
Colorado
San Luis Valley
Interior Department
Great
Engle
N. M
Republic of Mexico
New Mexico
Texas
Rio Grande
Mexico
United States
Washington
Cffpri
Rio Grande Valley
Spanish Immigration to the United States in 1904 and 1905
The article analyzes migration from northern Europe and Spain noting a large exodus to the United States and Argentina in 1904, with Spanish remigrants totaling about 16 million dollars. It cites British and Irish arrivals at 459,017 and U.S. arrivals at 122,489, while English and continental movements flood England. For 1905 Spanish stayers and migrants are discussed.
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Great Britain
Bnt
Chicago
England
British Islands
United States
Colonies
Birkenhead
Europe
Argentina
Spanien Banking
Ireland
Harlene
Women Win Fame and Fortune in Pottery Craft
The April Ida Woman's Magazine profiles successful women potters led by Mrs. Marla Longworth Story originator of Rookwood pottery. It highlights her shift to fine wares in the Japanese style, and notes works by Mrs. Stewart Frackelton, Miss Edith Emogen Freeman, Mrs. Alsop Robineau, Mrs. Van Briggle, and Helen Hamill. The piece emphasizes originality, color, glaze harmony, and the opportunities pottery offers women.
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New
Ida Woman's Magazine
Marla Longworth Story
Rookwood Pottery
Stewart Frackelton
Frackelton
Edith Emogen Freeman
Alsop Robineau
Syracuse
Backyard Garden For City People
Practical advice for small city yards on designing borders and beds. Recommends a center bed in a thirty foot yard, soil preparation, and planting annuals such as asters nasturtiums petunias mignonettes candytuft and sweet peas, with hardy perennials like peonies phlox and heliotrope to enhance shady spots and cover unsightly structures.
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Sre
Rockefeller Infant Power Over Vast U.S. Firms
An 1910s prospectus-like analysis warns that if John D. Rockefeller Jr dies, his infant son could control a majority of stock in thousands of industrial, banking, telegraph, mining, gas, electric, and transportation companies. It outlines potential ownership shares and the infant’s future influence on these major concerns.
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Jona D. Rockefeller, Sr
John P. Rockefeller, Jr
John
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Joby D. Rockefeller
Ehourth Holdinge Capitan
Timie Companion
Cecsresnsev
What Women Will Do theater review delights and plucks humor
The piece blends melodrama and comedy with pastoral touches and novel scenic effects. Holden Brow extends to staging a polished production with a capable cast and sharp humor that pleases audiences while delivering thoughtful moments.
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Apera Howe
Human Hearts at the Elks Opera House
The melodrama Human Hearts promises a strong, moving performance. Critics praise the author for heartfelt themes of hope and justice, with engaging love interest and well-timed comedy. Show is set for Saturday, April 7 at the Elks Opera House.
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Tom Logan
Reid
The
Elks’ Opera
Probate Court Proceedings Update on Local Estates and Guardians
Probate Clerk Romero reported yesterday on matters in the Marie Lopes de Taylor estate and the Jose Jaramillo account of 11 dollars. The Guardian petition for Edna M R Springer was approved with bond. George Waller estate named James Begomek executor with 250 bond. Blanche Perkins final report approved. wills of Romulo Garcia and BE Lindemann set for hearings May 7. Rosenwald brothers claim against Carlos P Sanchez estate left to next Monday.
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Romero
Marie Lopes de Taylor
Jose Jaramillo
Florence Anderson
Edna M. R. Springer
R. M. Wootton
George Waller
James Begomek
Blanche Perkins
Jennie W. Perkins
Romulo Garcia
A. Lindemann
Iis
Rosenwald Brothers
Carlos P. Sanchez
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Meee
Riding astride ban under old Albuquerque ordinance
Hesele Brown and Laura Alderson were fined ten dollars each in the Potter court yesterday for riding astride in the streets. The old ordinance targeted a certain class of women but was made general to be legally enforceable. The Albuquerque city council may face a similar drastic measure to curb women riding astride on main streets.
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Hesele Brown
Laura Alderson
Potter Court
Trent Yaling
AL Paso
Claso Herald
Albuquerque
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
W. Acetates
Ww. Ts
McCreight
Janne
Portland
Oregonian
France
Southampton
Mr. Gallinger
Lee Peonoh
United Biazen
Bailey
Alee
Henry Crew
Foren
Mathering
Probate
PRESS _THEBUPTON
FCA
Coly Petiea
Siler Mee
Eplil—Oo
Eogring
Toni
Frand
Pepa
Eagle Pencil Co. Panufaction
Hewn
New York
Flassann
M. Mandell
Nettleton Fine Shoes
Wm. Chaplin
Shoe Store
Railroad Ave
Brunswick
Billiard
M. Gussaroff
Second Street
Barnett Building
Albuquerque Novelty Works
F. S. Hopping
South Second Street
Cleveland, Rambler
Columbia
Tribune
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
R. P. Mall
Proprietor
Iron and Brass Castings
Isabel
Melini & Eakin
Widlesale Tique
Civar
Yellowstone
Moet & Chandon
St. Louis
Jos
Schlitz
W. L. Trimble & CO
Geld Avenue
I. Mitchell
Chy
W. Strong’s Sons Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
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