Why We Kelly of Socorro Favors Joint Statehood
An 1889 argument urging New Mexico and Arizona to accept statehood under the enabling act. It warns that rejecting statehood keeps general government control, preserves appointed officials, and loses land, school funds, and constitutional rights, while granting no real gain. It stresses citizenship, representation, and the financial benefits lost without statehood.
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Kelly
Socorro
New Mexico
Congress
United States
Coral College
Bament
oMelils
Leutenant
Auiliter
Common Echo
Arizona
Voice of
Arizey the
Arteona
Special Train Arrangements For Fall Festival Transit
Secretary McCanna reports special train arrangements to move passengers from Willard to Belén via Santa Fe for an upcoming fall festival in two territories. The plan follows a White City Chicago attraction trip and seeks to draw interest with new exhibits and events.
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Lithors St
Daly
McCanna
White City
Chicago
Meoreight
Belenent
Santa Fe
Willard
Drsscliecs
Flr
Winslow Elks Prank On Dr. Sampson Story Report
The Winslow Elks stage a humorous prank on Dr. George P. Sampson during a social event. A telegram prompts his arrival amid guest reactions, with exchanges and a reception noted as the scene unfolds. The column also includes scattered market and commodity items and an advertisement snippet.
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George P. Sanmipson
Winslow
bin Elk Brothers
Che Hoepie Iea
Aimbulas
El Paso Favored Port of Entry for Immigrants
A dispatch notes El Paso greatly facilitates immigration with trains bringing diverse groups from Inese and Japan to join passengers bound for eastern states. The morning train No 28 carried about a dozen Haitians with tickets to various destinations including Uilea New York and Iowa. A second train, No 22, carried Mexican laborers destined for railroad work, highlighting El Paso as a transit point versus Staten Island inspections.
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EL Paso
Pabo-Al- Huguerque Trai
Simtex
Uilea
N.Y
Iowa
Michigan
Staten Island
New York City
Albuquerque Reading Room Planned in City Park View
Reading room advocates in Albuquerque push for a new $40,000 facility opposite the Alvarado hotel. Proponents cite improved city gateway value and a pleasant walk for guests, while officials debate best location and alignment with a proposed park on the vacant Santa Fe station lot.
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Alvarado
Fo. Busser
Read
Santa Re
Fred .Harvey
Hurley
The
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Shops Appropriation Ahead By Report
A column reports an expected $250 000 appropriation for Albuquerque machine shops aimed at enlarging facilities including the boiler shop and track. Local officials and officials hedge on approval while Santa Fe policies suggest broader shop expansions. The move would raise local employment by about 25 percent with higher wages and space to extend operations.
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San Bernardin
Anc
Albuquerque
San Bernardinn
Kendricks
Barhoyat
Santa Fe
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Whispered In Ad Sprawl
An old newspaper fragment touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney troubles and back pain with testimonials from a machinist at Santa Fe shops. The ad urges readers to remember the brand, lists agents in Buffalo, and promotes selling points and a free racing tract amid other notices.
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Inie Sound
House of the Santa Fe
Reaidene
Atlantic Wyenue
Tak Dan
Rice Regents Fosters Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Dean
Traction dredge showcases mines and statehood vote
A New Mexico report describes the Golden district traction dredge designed by Col Wood, its powerful capabilities, and planned continuous operation. The article also covers the Democratic central committee backing Hamilton enabling act for joint statehood and Santa Fe winning the next convention site by a slim margin.
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Golden Properties Des
Col. Wood
Santa Fe
Democratic Central Committee
New
Hopewell
Grant County
Walton
Luna County
J. A. Mahoney
George Shakespeare
Lincoln County
W. C. McDonald
Rio Arriba
Henry Grant
Jose B. Montoya
Sansian
William J. Butler
San Miguel
Antonio Lucero
A. A. Santa Fe
N. B. Langhiin
Jose Secure
Socorro
Albuquerque
O. N. Marron
Summers Burkhart
Duke City
N. B. Laughlin
Capital
Hutts
al Lagierdue
A. A. Jones
Las Vegas
Kartel Homero
Mora
Willam J. Butler
Farmington
Chidge Laughlin
Races at Traction Park Next Sunday
Race program at Traction Park is set for Sunday afternoon featuring a 2:40 Trot and Pace over 1 mile with horses Iles Halile McGinty and Boone among entries. Free for All Pace also listed with entries Sheean Triste and others, owners and drivers named.
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Traction Park
Sunay
Iles—Halile
McGinty
Contract for Hope Building on Ballrom Avenue
Announcement outlines a contract for a Hope building project on the north side of Ballrom Avenue and the west end of Broadway. The work includes a new one to two story structure, with three faces and walls strong enough to allow future additions. Cement and concrete materials are listed as needed and the project is expected to extend to sixty days.
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Ballrom Avenue
Broadway
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Hahn & CC
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M. HH. Word
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Gold Bullion Mining Company
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Hope Building
Elks” Building
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Aiaherad
California
Wm. Kieke
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Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
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Gold Avenue
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the Jaffa Grocery CO
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CVE
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
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Roe
Cole
Imperial Laundry Co
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