Republican Committee Meeting Called for September 6 1906
The Territorial Republican Central Committee of New Mexico convenes at the Commercial Club in Albuquerqe on September 6 1906 at 10 am to set the day for the Republican convention to nominate a delegate to the Sixtieth Congress and to transact other business. Proxies require county residency. Members urged to attend in person. party matters of great moment to the territory and the people. H O Bursum chairman Charles V Safford secretary.
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Republican Territorial Central Commi
Santa Fe
N. M
Territorial Republcan Central Committee of
New Mexico
Commercial Club
Aluquerge
Sixtieth Congress
United States
H. O. Bursum
Charles V. Safford
Simplified Spelling Gains Public Attention and Support
The adoption by President Roosevelt of the simplified spelling plan, backed by Carnegie funds, aims to reform English spelling. Scholars led by the Board of Simplified Spelling publish a list of 300 words in two or more spellings, urging widespread use to overcome chaotic and inconsistent orthography.
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Roosevelt
Carnegie
The
Citizen
Public School Board of
New York City
Printng
W. W. Skeat
Cambridge University
England
National Educational Association
Arizona Antis and New Mexico Statehood Showdown
In a sprawling critique of Arizona and New Mexico, the piece contrasts tax systems, school funding, and infrastructure, claiming New Mexico outpaces Arizona in school buildings, churches, railroads, livestock, and coal. It cites figures on population, race, and foreign-born residents, and references Governor Kibbey and former governors Thornton and Otero amid a debate on joint statehood versus single statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
Sunshine
Italy
Austria
Hungary
Steing
Arizona Star
Kibbey
Statehood
Washington
Whelington
Cochise County
Weil
Board of Equalization
Board of Equalisation
Thornton
Rimeelf
M.A Otero
Simplified Spelling Board report at New York public schools meeting
At a June 18 meeting of New York City public school superintendents the board unanimously adopted a report recommending authorization for use of 300 simplified spellings. The list includes abridgment, arden, catalog, center, civilize, defense, encyclopedia, favorite, harbor, honor, labor, and many more.
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New York City
William H. Maxwell
Allest
Thomas £. Bussey
Board of Intendents
Dupe
Campaign of murder grows amid dictatorship fears
The Daily recounts a worsening campaign of murder with a revived specter of dictatorship as Peterhof stirs. Police claim hundreds of arrests since Saturday in a bid to seize organizers and participants, yet authorities fail to untangle the pervasive conspiracy.
Death of Sheriff Coddingtons Mother
The remains of Mrs. Coddington, mother of Sheriff Harry Coddington, were brought to this city from Gallup and buried in Fairview cemetery after a funeral at the Congregational church led by Rev. Heald. She had lived an exemplary Christian life and was noted for patriotism, requesting burial with a flag emblem. Sympathy is extended to Sheriff Coddington.
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Lfe
Coddington
Gallup
Grandma Coddington
Harry
Congregational Church
Rev. Heald
Albuquerque
Fire devastates two Alamogordo warehouses and more losses
A 3 am fire wrecked J. H. Laurie’s warehouse and the R. H. Pierce Company building in Alamogordo, totaling about $5,000 with only partial insurance on the first. In other news, Joseph Warwick was injured in a hay wagon runaway near 602 South First Street, not thought serious. Mrs. Mabel Thomas and G. J. Goodrich wed in a small ceremony, now at 10 South Broadway. Professor Fayette A. Jones left Santa Fe for placer gold field assessments in Chama valley and Cerillos. Tafoya denial of suspected post office robbery ties. Gallup’s Myrtle Kreamer marries Alfred Pinson.
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Joseph Warwick
E. W. Fee
South First Street
Mabel Thomas
W. L. Garriott
G. J. Goodrich
J. M. Sollie
South Broadway
New Mexican
Fayette A. Jones
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Jones
Chama River
Tlaime
Cerillos
Chama
United States Marshal’s Office
Masimillano Tafoya
Raton
Edmundo Act
Taos
Tafoya
Triad
United States Court
Gallup
Myrtle Kreamer
Alfred Pinson
William Kreamer
Cty
Payson
Thomas Hinch
Telegraphic Markets Chicago Livestock Report
Chicago markets show cattle receipts around 26 000 with steady trade and varied quote levels for cattle including beef cows stockers and calves Texas and western cattle showing mixed prices while Kansas City reports 13 000 cattle with steady demand native and southern stockers and feeders plus calves and western cows priced alike.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Reeves
Kansas City
Karas Ciy
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Republican Committee
ANTIS
Soeorro
Gocormo County
Doom Azovol
New York
Board of Sperintendents
Board of Education
Charles B. Sprague
John Greene
Board of Superintendens
Firander Matthews
Columbia University
Kullmarr
Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
O. ©. Blackmer
David J. Krewe
Supreme Court of the United Stated
Nicholas Murray Hotler
Andrew Carnegie
Samuel J. Clemens
Melvin Dewey
York State Library
Albany
N. Y
Isaac K. Funk
Standard
Yale University
Francis A. March
Lafayette College
William W. Morrow
San Francisco
Homer Seerley
State Normal School
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Benjamin B. Smith
Century Wetionary
Union Dime Savings Institution
Calvin Thomas
Ko, Vaile
Willian Hayes Ward
the Independent
Robert G. Woodward
Center of Iniitation
Charles P. G. Scott
Century Dictionary
Peterhof
Alamogordo
J. H. Laurie and
R. H. Pierce Company
J. H. Laurie
Xeexeep
M. Mandell
O. W. Strong
Bank OF Commerce
ALBU
Querque, New Mexico
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
Faywood
AL G
Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Los Angel
Beach Line
P.matteucci
North First Street
Dilgard
Fifth Street
Railroad Ave
Loudon
Jersey
Colo
P.M. Davis
Mills Novelty Company
South Second Street
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