Curry Named Governor of Samar Impresses New Mexico
The document lauds Governor George Curry of New Mexico as he succeeds a resigned Philadelphia official and takes a post in Samar, Philippines. It praises his civil governance, noting his impact on Mandinao and Samar, and predicts strong hometown pride upon his return as New Mexico’s Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Curry
Samar
Philippine Islands
Hagerman
United States
Philippines
New Mexico
Curry
Tucument
Sliver City Enterprise
Bureau of Immigration
Danny
A.M. Edwards
Enterprise
Edwards
San Juan
Colorado
Nimeelf
Ifke
Delowra
Richardson’s Service Praised as Regents Change at New Mexico College
In Roswell Register-Tribune commentary Governor Tingerman faces criticism over appointments as G. F. Richardson retires as president of the Board of Regents of the New Mexico College of Agriculture. Richardson praised for selfless devotion and long service, with Prof Hiram Hadley succeeding him though the writer notes Hadley cannot match Richardson’s impact and leadership for the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tingerman
G. 4
Richardson
Board of Regents
New Mexico College of Agriculture
Hiram Hadley
Great College
New Mexico
Roswell
Retrenchment in railroad development warned by Crewe
Henry Crewe in Weekly Finance Review warns capital limits and high construction costs slow rail road progress. He cites trust inflated material and labor prices, driven by watered stocks, as a major cause. Remedies include government action to purge water from trusts to lower costs and spur development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crewe
Clews
Crews
New York
The Jap Peril Immigration Ememts at My Raso
The El Paso News warns of a rising Japanese immigrant influx. Eight thousand Japanese laborers crossed the Texas border from Mexico in two months, leaving about two thousand of ten thousand in the sister republic still seeking entry. The piece argues such competition threatens American workers and urges stricter enforcement of the Japanese treaty provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Raso
United States
el Paso
Japan
Mexico
Texas
Marcus Braun
Galveston
Sister Republic
Orient
America
General Torrance Under Fire In New Mexico Debate
A Pittsburg paper and Albuquerque writer Hadden face universal condemnation in New Mexico over a signed statement about General Torrance. The Las Vegas Optic editorial is cited, arguing no prophetic claim about Hagerman gains traction and asserting the community’s reaction to the telegrams to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoqnte Wack Age Upen Venereal Ptac
J. Torrance
Pittsburg
Hadden
Albuquerque
New Mexico
General Torrance
Boomers Club
Madden
Torrance
Las Vegas
Optic
New Mexican
Opie
Washington
Hagerman
Rural Postal Delivery Grows Daily in Favor
A lengthy editorial notes 27000 rural delivery routes in the United States with Illinois and Ohio leading. It highlights rising monthly mail pieces, over 15000 on many routes, and rising money orders about 25 percent higher. It argues the system benefits rural life, urging funding and expansion while praising the Evening Citizen as an ad medium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Commonwealth
Mlinois
Ohio
Iowa
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Fife
Nevada
New Mexico
Wyoming
Newton
Dirty attack on President Roosevelt in New Mexico paper
The Albuquerque Fakir Journal conducts a harsh double column editorial urging a covert attack on President Roosevelt. It attacks his motives over Hagerman’s resignation and hints at political deals tied to New Mexico’s 1909 party dynamics, naming Col Llewellyn and Delegate Andrews while praising Curry’s appointment and Roosevelt’s stance on renomination.
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Albuquerque
Hagerman
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Fakir Journal
W. J . Llewellyn
W. H. Andrews
Kood Company
Gorge Curry
Little Danny and the Tin Can Party Vaudeville
The piece recounts a political vaudeville style village show centered on Little Danny and his Tin Can party. It references reform themes, Roosevelt and Herbert, campus-like riffs, and a mix of political satire with humorous stage bits, including songs and raucous crowd interactions. The item notes a local venue for dancing lessons and a drug store advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phuston
Danny
Sistah Macphusson
Herbert
Amc
Tin Can Club
Athens
Linoleum rolls offered with extensive household goods line
We received 30 rolls of linoleum and can furnish any amount on short notice. Call to inspect the largest line of household goods in the west.
Telegraphic Markets and Livestock Quotes From Across Markets
Telegraphed quotations from New York stocks and commodities mix with Kansas City Omaha Chicago and St Louis livestock reports. It notes cattle receipts and prices for southern western and fed cattle, sheep and lamb markets, plus a notice from Frank Trotter restricting responsibility for wills to contracted parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sugar
American
Atchison
Anaconda
Haltimore
Onio-n
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Amalgamated Copper
Canadian Pacific
Colorado
Chicago Great Western Erie
Missouri Pacific National Lead
New York Central Penney Var
Tsland
Southern Pacific
Paul Mithern
Tennessee Coal
Union Pacific
North Butte Hutte Coat Copper
Shannon May Ca
Ralee
Piper Metal Advance
Kansas City
Kansae City
Fed
Omaha
Rmaha
Texas
Chicago
Ap Cattle
T&cep
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Reliable Enterprises
JAP Peril
Mr. Vater
Danny Me
Aso
Lille Herbert
Little Herbert
Gsefa
Sii
Board of County Commissioners
Evening Citizen
Mornfox
W. HH
Liewellyn
MiTe
Roscoe
The
Tin
Danny Beh
Te Aii
pSngines
Kate As City
Mowe Roosevelt
Dan
New “Mexico
Dar
Cate
Ely
Mentos Halk Ty the Werman's Club
Gold Avenue
Fifth Bt
Sixth Streets
Vee
Waldpon's
Stickley Bros. Mfg. Co
F.H. Strong
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
F. J. Grat & Co
Barnett Building
N. M
Apri
York
Money Market
euRy
St Louis
Uis
Frank Trotter
Kackley the Tailor
West Gold Avenue
Whitson Music Co
South Second
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Clarkville
John
Beaven
Yann & Son
Walton's
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
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