New Nebraska Ideals Question Public Morals Sayings
The New York World cites a Nebraskan governor standard on drink and swearing, arguing revered old figures were no role models. The Citizen counters that public sentiment has shifted, yet great men persisted despite flaws, and honors remain despite past vices. CITY SUMMER BUSINESS GROWS Albuquerque reports strong summer trade.
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Mickey
New York World
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
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Webster
Henry Clay
Franklin Flerce
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Keene
New York
Nebraskas
How the Hoch incident appears to many Americans
A Chicago case shows Hoch awaiting execution while a wealthy woman and physician fund an appeal to the state supreme court. The governor grants a temporary reprieve as money changes hands, raising questions about whether guilt or money determines outcomes. The piece argues reforms are needed to ensure punishment depends on guilt, not wealth or legal maneuvering.
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Ninols
Johann Hoch
Supreme Court of
Hoch
Supreme Court
Hoek
Hodh
Taft
Yale Law School
Otter
Murdeers
Perpetual Youth and Irrigation Promises Hazy Claims
Across periodical clippings the claim of a fountain of perpetual youth appears via Dr Osler with electrified eggs improving aging. Separately the National Irrigation Act is praised for planned reclamation and social betterment, while Albuquerque newspapers spar over public matters and editorial alignments.
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Ponce de Leon
California
Dr. Osler
San Francisco
Widow Weds Quickly After Mourning At Liberty
A Buffalo telegram recalls a comic wedding where a widow marries her late husband's rival the same day as the funeral. The groom serves as chief mourner, dons grief attire, then joins festive revelry with police calm. Also stories praise laughter for health, and clippings about workers from the West, plus Mr. Ryan’s clipping habit.
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Frank Czymki
Czymki
John Tomceak
Canyki
Caymki
Buffalo
Browns Add Two Players for Southern Tour
Manager Trouston announces catcher Lyon and infielder Dickerson from the Las Vegas team will join the Browns on a southern trip. King plans to travel, boosting hopes for the squad as they prepare to face El Paso Colts and Clifton in a series of games starting Friday in El Paso.
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Lyon
Loftler Dickerson
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Helweg
Pettis
Ton
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Browne
Hisheo
Clifton
Albuquerque
Lost silver watch in city area near Third Street and Viaduct
Short notice classified item reads lost silver watch between Br. Grae’s place on Third Street and the Viaduct. Reward offered. return to 519 South First Street.
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Robert Restaurant
West Silver
South Third Street
Sixth Street
Railroad Avenue
BR. Grae
Third Street
South First Street
Jemez Springs Stage Line Advertises Regular Service
Jemes Springs line carries mail and passengers with stock and horses. It departs Albuquerque every Tuesday and Saturday at 5 p.m. For details contact Trimble & Co. agents in Albuquerque or J B Block proprietor at Perea New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
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Trimble & Co
J. B. Block
Perea
New Mexico
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