New York Opposes Regulation of Freight Rates
New York business leaders plan vigorous opposition to interstate rate control after Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis push to curb New York central shipping power. Interstate Commerce Commission rate meddling sparks wide comment as west seeks freight dominance toward southern markets.
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Frelehta
New York City
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Lamia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nouth
Ignorance Perceived In Debates On Arizona Statehood
A writer argues Arizona should join as Jefferson state, while rebuttals stress Arizona's 1848 acquisition from Mexico and the Gadsden purchase. News notes include Elmira Deaf Mutes convention opening in upstate New York, with speeches and sign language translation. An Española Valley report predicts a record fruit crop in Santa Fe and Rio Arriba counties, listing boxes and pounds of apples peaches and pears.
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Albuquerque
United States
New Mexico
Panhandle
Texas
Louisiana Purchase
Lone Star
Arizona
Mexico
Gadsden
Empire State Association of Deaf Mutes
Himira
N.Y
Edwin Allan Hoigson
Elmira Reformatory
Espanola Valley
New Mexican
Santa Cruz
Pojonque
Hily County
Fiu
San Fe
Rio Arriva Countie
Record Crop Outlook Across Kansas and Missouri
The two states are projected to harvest 518 million bushels of corn this year, the largest on record. Missouri gains most due to extensive rail mileage while Kansas also benefits. irrigation and land reclamation in Colfax County emphasize broader regional gains. There are about 3,725 rural postal routes serving roughly 6,000 locations, highlighting agricultural and logistical scale.
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Kansas
Misgzouri
Inereanver
Bumhely
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Atchison
Dally
My Lady in the Frolict Watching Me
A fragmented 19th century style poem fragment describes a speaker’s gaze on a beloved woman beside a study fire. Vague images of dreams, shadows, light, and dawn frame the emotional scene as the speaker longs for the hour of reunion and notes her radiant, watchful presence.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Ashimmur
New Mexico Seen Through Scientific American Eye
Arthur F. Bresler of New York City, with Scientific American, toured New Mexico to study agriculture and mining for a future article. He praised the territory’s vast resources, irrigation prospects, and growing immigration potential, noting rapid progress and the value of government support for irrigation and land reclamation. The interview highlighted fertile valleys, mineral wealth, and plans for rail connections to stimulate commerce and settlement.
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Arthur F. Bresler
New York City
Scientific American
New Mexico
Bresler
Buen
Ming
Bureau of the Migration
Boards of Trade and Commercial Clubs
California
Mexico
Yaon
Sin Juang
Ro Arriba
Colfax
Folm
Towels For Congress Sparkled Panic On Capitol
A chaotic piece from the era cites Congress debating towel appropriations at the capitol, blaming an absentminded last session for no clean towels. Senator Shrapem vows one towel per week suffices for himself, while others demand six per day, stirring a mockable controversy in the press. Col Dick Plankett, a Western figure and former U S marshal, draws quips at the Breslin Hotel as he jokes about happy hours and the absurdity of public life.
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Congress
Oat Congress
Pitol
New Mexico
Menina ii
Dick Plankett
Old City
Breslin
Cal
Dick Reac
New York World
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Oxford Golden Oak
Learnard & Lindemann
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Albuquerque Transfer Co
Colo
International Poultry Food
E. W. Fee
City Market
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North Second St
O. W. Strong's
Undertakers
Fairview
Santa Barbara
North Second Street
A. Simpier
Housewife
Empress Mills Four
M. Berger
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