Republican Committee Meeting in Santa Fe and Albuquerque
The Territorial Republican Central Committee of New Mexico calls a meeting at the Commercial Club in Albuquerque on September 6 1906 at 10:00 AM to arrange the convention for nominating a delegate to the Sixtieth Congress and to handle other business. Proxies allowed only if from same county. Members urged to attend in person. H O Bursum Chairman Charles V Safford Secretary.
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Republican Territorial Central Committee
Santa Fe
N. M
Territorial Repullican Central Committee of
New Mexico
Altuquerge
United States
Republican Party
H. O. Bursum
Charles V, Safford
Intervention in Cuba a US jury may decide Cuba facts
The Los Angeles Express suggests the United States could intervene militarily to preserve order in Cuba and act as a jury to determine factual questions. Domestic politics and party rancor color views on intervention, but the aim remains to prevent bloodshed and guide Cuba toward a desired path, even if elections and fairness are questioned.
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United States
Cuba
Los Angeles Express
New Republic
Mr. Roosevelt
Island Republic
Senor Palms
Palma
Lkely
Jose Miguel Gomez
Uncle Sam
Free Transportation Doom Amid Calls for Pass Crackdown
A San Francisco Chronicle hint warns that railroad passes may lose value on August 30 as interstate travel tickets are pulled from service. California railroads allegedly demand cash for ads and free passes, with officials saying passes for politics and public figures will be limited. Critics say abuse of transportation privileges has grown and may spur reform.
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San Francisco Chronicle
California
Grow forests by railroads and New Mexico land values rise
Editorial notes railroads use vast quantities of lumber for ties and stress tree planting. It cites the Pennsylvania road starting reforestation and forecasts heavy demand that may outpace supply. It also reports New Mexico farm and orchard sales in Eddy and San Juan counties, with prices from 100 to 400 dollars per acre amid political criticism of the era.
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den- Republican
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Road
United States
Ubin
Eddy County
San Juan County
Mexico
Mestlla
Chaves County
Artesian Belt
Colfax
New Mexico
Ambition Across Ages Defies Limits in News Annotations
A column highlights Samuel M. Hendricks, 99, joining the Sos Angeles bricklayers union and starting journeyman work, with notes on his enduring spirit. It also profiles Parsippany’s Sarah Hall Doremus, 103, praising ambition shaped by outdoor life, contrasting centenarians’ rare longevity with steadfast purpose. The piece urges purpose over age, stating years matter little against a fixed wholesome aim.
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Samuel M. Hendricks
Bricklayers’ Union
Sos Angeles
Onl
Hendricks
Sarah Hall Doremus
Parsippany
N. J
Lfe
Some Pointers for Philanthropic Workers
Frances Gilbreath Ingersoll argues that wealthier citizens misunderstand working families economics. She mocks charity ideals while urging fair wages for laborers and self-responsibility by philanthropists. The piece contrasts wage adequacy with leftovers rhetoric and calls for practical regard to workers' needs.
Farmers In Ohio Organize To Curb Reckless Speeding
Ohio farmers launch a movement to curb reckless highway speeding, urging state legislation to make speeding a punishable offense. The drive argues speed threatens safety and that rural roads suffer from city drivers’ fast use of country lanes.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Ben
Death of renowned metallurgist T. S. Austin at El Paso
T. S. Austin, 51, chief metallurgist and district superintendent for American Smelting and Refining, died at his El Paso home after a brief illness of diabetes. A Columbia Mining Engineer graduate, he led Guggenheim smelters in El Paso Monterey and Chihuahua and oversaw the rebuilt El Paso plant. He leaves a wife and daughter Miss Madeline. sister-in-law Mrs. J. R. Enlow at his bedside.
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Austin
American Smelting & Refining Company
el Paso
el Paso Smelter
United States
Madeline
Mr. Austin
J. R. Enlow
School of Mines
Columbia College
New York
America
Monterey
Aguascalientes
Velardina
Chihushon
Columbia
Cuba
Germania
Salt Lake City
Socorro
N. M
Trust
Guggenheim
Cochipe
Mexico
Chihuahua
New Mexico
Magdalena
American Smelting and Refining Company
Miss Lockhart
Albuquerque
Washington, D. C
L. 8. Austin
Houghton
Mich
Wag
Strateford
Conn
Penny Parlor Announces Weekly Show Change
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 216 South Second Street announces a change in their program with new pictures and new songs each Saturday morning. A whole show costs a penny and a Citizen Want ad does the work.
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Davis
South Second Street
Albuquerque
N. M
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Cashier
Catt Schurz
Scott
Tme
D. L
Frances Gilbreath-Ingersoll
James G. Blaine
Blaine
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T.S. Austin
Guggenheim Smelter
Citizen
Henry Lockhart
Lockhart
Pass City
Isl Paso Herald
Camp Glencoe
Tear Canyon
Ripliy
M. Mandell
O. W. Strong
the Bank OF Commerce
Faywood
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
P.matteucci
iWork
Gustinkes
Dilgard
Fifth Street
Mott's Pennyroyal Pills
ANN & Son
A. C. Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Beach Line
Loudon
Jersey
Colo
P. M. Davis
The
Mills Novelty Company
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