Wise Man of West Publishes Open Letter to The Citizen
A.M. McPhee of Richirbur Arizona writes to The Citizen criticizing territorial statehood delays. He argues 45 million citizens oppose Arizona and New Mexico joining statehood, cites Hamilton bill and Foraker amendment as tactics to block, and condemns voting for a Mexican ruler in jointure pressure.
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A. J. McPhee
Richirbur, Ariz
Phoenix Gazette
Citizen Publishing Company
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
McPhee
Senate of the
United States
House of Representatives
Hopkins
House
Foraker
Gringo McPhee
Joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona urged as vital
The piece argues for joint statehood to accelerate southwest development. It rebuts sentiment, selfishness, and stupidity as objections, insisting separate statehood would yield greater benefits. The call is for unity, ending calls to preserve names and interests, and to oppose corporate influence.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Maine
Southwest
United States
Commonwealths
Arizona cattle prince advocates statehood and Roosevelts ideas
Col. H C Hooker named cattle prince of Arizona celebrates long pioneer tenure and Wooded Sierra Bonita ranges. He backs joint statehood and Roosevelt unity, arguing statehood aids governance and funds through land rents, while affirming citizenry and republican ideals. Report also mentions denatured alcohol plans, cotton seed machinery, and Artesia hog shipments amid shifting Western economies.
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Col
H.C. Hooker
Arizona
Col. Hooker
New Mexico
Col. Hookerty
Walt
Roosevelt
Congress
William
Hood
Arizona Star
Fine comparison of US and Great Britain trade
A Philadelphia Public Ledger excerpt analyzes how the United States and England differ in trade policies and performance. It notes export growth, import levels, and the dynamics of balance of trade, with historical figures illustrating shifts from 1870 to 1905 and reflections on what these patterns imply for national prosperity.
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England
United States
Germany
Hill
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Can Cotton Stalk Paper Move Wood Pulp Outrage
A Maine based company backed by Harvie Jordan aims to turn cotton stalks into paper and by products. Montgomery Alabama hosts a test plant to prove feasibility and economic value, promising cheaper durable paper and farmer profits from a South grown cash crop.
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Montgomery
South
Nouthern
Northern Super
Mit
Chattanooga
Aging Brandy In A Jiffy Under Royal Oenological Guidance
A garbled report describes aging brandy using a method attributed to Professor Martinott of the Royal Oenological Salon of Aesth, involving etherial treatments, cask aging of one month with occasional turnover, and decanting into white glass bottles two thirds full before corking and storage in an inclined position to prevent hopper spillage.
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Maat Nek
Yeulon
Martinott
Royal
MarHeottl
Las Vegas items simmered down
R C Reis attorney and promoters of the Textento on the Belen cut off visit the Ci eda hotel with his wife Deputy sheriff Roy Littrell in city from Raton seeking parties wanted in the county Pablo Ortis appointed justice of the peace of precinct No bi replacing Santiago Moya who resigned for higher pay John Koogier left for Stillwater Ohio to visit relatives plan to attend University of Missouri next year Smithers a locomotive engineer from Montgomery Alabama died in his apartments at 3 20 yesterday aged 42 survived by wife body to be shipped to southern home Judge Hope finds Alderman Forsythe guilty after quarrel over a shed at 416 Grand avenue Forsythe represented by Lucas an appeal likely to be heard in higher court
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R. C. Reis
Belen
Cieda
Roy Littrell
Marion Littrell
Colfax County
Raton
Pablo Ortis
Precinct No.bi
Santiago Moya
John Koogier
Stillwater
Ohio
University of Missouri
Columbia
Smithers
Montgomery
Ala
Las Vegas
Hope
Forsythe
Charles Seblott
Grand Avenue
Lucas
Sehlott
Notes From The Capital City Of New Mexico
Governor Hagerman plans lawn around the executive mansion as a stone wall is repaired. Santa Fe county district court jury panels appointed by Clerk A M Bergere ahead of September term. Albuquerque advertising corps promotes the twenty sixth territorial fair in Albuquerque September 17 to 22. Democratic committee names Antonio Joseph fifth member of a joint statehood campaign group with Hopewell McCutchen chaired by Hopewell.
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Herbert J. Hagerman
A. M. Bergere
Undeta
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
J.B. McManus
New Mexico
Albuquerane
Charles F. Easley
Democratic Territorial Central Committee
Antonio Joseph
Ojo Caliente
Hopewell
J. H. McCutchen
Albuquera
Antonio Lucero
Las Vegas
J. A. Mahoney
Deming
Oro Caliente
My. Hopewell le
Officials and travelers pass through city notes
Local paragraphs detail R Perry leaving for Fort Defiance Indian agency after days in the city on official business. H Sharp and family travel from Belew to Colorado Springs then Kansas City. H Kotner aids Alvarado Hotel management during Adama’s California trip. past ventures with EH Vavigator noted.
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R. Perry
Fort Defiance
Miss Sharp
Pacific Coast
Mr. Sharp
Colorado Springs
Kansan City
HR. Kotner
Alester
WH. Cheatham
The
Alvarada
Countered rogine Minneapolis house for rent
For rent in Albuquerque text mentions a newly countered rogine Minneapolis house with housekeeping. The ad lists price 1 per week and incomplete details from a damaged source.
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Minneapolis
Albuquerque
Buffalo Meat Chopper
Tosy Michethach
Old Town
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Bank OF Commerce
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Lyllian Leighton Stock Co
Tracey the Outlaw
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Fifth Street and Railroad
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T. A. Lucero
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