Republican Committee Meeting in Santa Fe New Mexico 1906
A notice from August 16 1906 calls the Territorial Republican Central Committee of New Mexico to meet at the Commercial Club in Alameda? Albuquerque September 6 at 10 am. The meeting seeks to set the date for the Republican convention to nominate a delegate to the Sixtieth Congress and conduct other business. Proxies require residency in the same county. Chairman H C Bursum and Secretary Charles V Safford urge in person attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Territorial Central Committee
Santa Fe
N. M
Territorial Republican Central Committee of
New Mexico
Commercial Club
Albaquerre
Sixtieth Congress
United States
Alizens
H. C. Bursum
Charles V. Safford
French Banking Compared to U S Practices
Consul General Ingram in Paris reports on how French banking differs from American systems. French banks charge for bookkeeping and checking but offer higher interest on active balances, accept drafts with fees, and discourage checks through cash use and a ten centime stamp. The Bank of France issues currency. U S practices rely more on checks and credit instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram
Paris
France
Bank of France
United States
Costly Croton dam shows contrast with reclamation dams
The article compares Croton reservoir’s 4,000 million gallons storage at 7.6 million dollars to three Reclamation Service dams. Roosevelt in Arizona holds 61.0 million gallons for 3.85 million dollars, Pathfinder Wyoming 42.56 billion gallons for 1.0 million, and Shoshone 20.0 billion gallons for 1.0 million. It notes Croton’s city-center location versus isolated dam sites, arguing against political control of reclamation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell's .Alisman
Croton
New York City
Reclamation Service
New York
Newell
Roosevelt
Arizona
Pathfinder
Wyoming
Agricultural prospects promise bumper wheat, corn, cotton
The article notes better agricultural conditions than last year with expected bumper yields in wheat and corn and a cotton crop potentially reaching a record. It projects aggregate crop value near 7 billion, cites wealth growth from mineral and manufactured sectors, and highlights rising employment, wages, and rail traffic driven by harvest prospects. Henry Clews is cited on tonnage increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Henry Clews
Mrs Sage Urged to Use Millions for Duluth Slum Renewal
Duluth News Tribune urges Mrs Sage to devote her vast fortune to transforming Duluth’s slums into clean, airy flats modeled after Parisian buildings. The editorial argues such self-sustaining philanthropy would reduce crime, improve health, and lift civic ambition, benefiting the city’s poorest residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rile
New York
Paris
United States
Sage
The
News Tribune
Duluth
Duluth News Tribune
Women in the United States Enter Diverse Occupations
A recent estimate places one third of U S women earning independently, with census data showing women in stock raising, shipbuilding, engineers, drovers, pilots and many trades. The piece notes rising female competition and concerns about motherhood as a keystone of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lambermet
CWIL
Blacksrorthy Reveree Rusereree Ods Railway Bagengemer
Srt
Nes
Dees Switeimen and
Vardimen
Epsyenvacesn Sap
Cee Eens
Where To Worship In Mason Area Churches
A digest of church services including Immaculate Conception at Mason, Methodist, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Baptist and Congregational churches with schedules for morning and evening services, Sunday schools, sermons, and notable events like temperance meetings and union services. Local clergy named includes A G Harrison and Rev J C Rollins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Mason
Christian Science
Lr Oclick
Woman's Club Rooms
Commercial Club
Fourth and
Gold Avenue
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. C. Rollins
Thomas Hall
Tosti
Epworth League
House of God
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Rollins
Lead Avenue
South Third Street
Baptist
Congregational
Jesus
J. W. Barron
Funeral for Mamie Hatch-Comstock Held Tomorrow
The Evening Citizen reports the death of Mrs Mamie Hatch-Comstock daughter of Mr and Mrs A Hateh after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 pm from the parents residence 218 South Walter Street with Rev Sollie of Highland Methodist Church officiating. Burial at Fairview Cemetery. Undertaker Strong in charge. Born Beatrice Nebraska June 8 1880 she moved to the city in 1884 and was a New Mexico University graduate and a talented musician. condolence extended to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Hateh-Comstock
A. Hateh
South
Walter Street
Rev
Sollie
Highland Methodist Church
Fairview c Cemetery
Strong
Atamie Hatch-Comstock
Beatrice
Neb
New Mexico University
Erents
King Citizen
Telegraphic Markets Metal Market Report
New York August 28 reports copper and other metals with mixed quotes and unclear letters. The telegraph market list shows copper at LIOR and various unclarified readings for lead, zinc, and sleep preferred, alongside grain and provision closing quotations with wheat corn and oats trading in September contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guo
Archiaon
Atcalaon
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Sleep
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republican Committee
Trinidad
Colorado
Union
Ls Vegas
Ira G. Hawzard
Las Vegas
Chicago
Dr. & W. Miller
Erie
George Maxwell
Morison, HL
William R. Chamberlain
Fred Colby
Crystal Lake
Ire
Smitty P. Colby
Sande
Mesaust
Thin Vewe
Tombstone
John Hanley
M. M .Dutcher
Evening Citizen
Jasco
Nimes
Phoenix Republican
Yartive County
Terriorial
Wxation m
Temperance
City
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sixth Street
Silver Avenue
Ernest Moser
Arno Street
Jey Fails
J. D. Emmons
Haworthy
Phoebe Dickinson
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Street
Hugh A. Cooper
First Methodist Church
March Religiuse
Guilmont
Anthom
Sir Joseph Barnby
le Malgre
Babylon
Chas.t. Howell
Roy McDonald
Ch. Gounod
Wagner
Harry Rowe Shelley
Ed Hale
Eaemer
M. Cost Deon
Rosa Putrelle-Gi
Mamie Hatch
Comstock
Coloago
M. Mandell
Fise Clothing
O. W. Strong
Faywood
the Bank OF Commerce
Albuquerque
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
S.idney
P.matteucci
Whaler
Che
North First Street
Dilgard
Railroad Ave
Cole
Oor
Andreas Komares
Golgvenue
Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Beach Line
Loudon
Jersey
Colo
P. M. Davis
Mills Novelty Company
South Second Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!