Republican Central Committee Meeting Personnel List
The Republican Central Committee of New Mexico meets at the Commercial Club next Wednesday. The Citizen lists membership by district, detailing the chairs and officers including chairman H. Bursum, secretary C. V. Safford, and treasurer Solomon Luna, along with an executive committee and other officials.
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Republican Contral Committee
Bernalillo
W. S. Strickler
F. A. Hubbell
Chaves
E. A. Cahoon
J. M. Hervey
Colfax
4. van Houten
J. Leahy
Dona Ana
W. H. H. Llewellyn
J. B. Holt
Bady
A. N. Pratt
L. O. Pullen
Grant
W. H. Newcomb
R. M. Turner
Lincoln
G. W. Prichard
W. Brady
Guadalupe
F. D. Moree
M. C. de Baca
Launa
A. W. Pollard
H. H. Williams
McKinley
Steve Canavan
Gregory Page
Mora—Cristoval Sanches
Juan Navarro
Otero
W. D. Tipton
O. G. Cady
Quay
EB Curren
W. F. Buchanan
Roosevelt
W. B
W. H Newcomb
T. D. Burns
Max Frost
David M. White
W. Kelly
Solomon Luna
Hart
Hubbell
W. E Martin
Martin Lohman
H. J. Hagerman
Harry F Lee
Levi Hughes
H. ©. Bursum
C. V. Safford
Jose D. Sena
Battle of Osawatomie remembered in Kansas jubilee
The Osawatomie battle on the hill near the town is recalled as a pivotal Civil War prelude. John Brown led forty one men against about four hundred Missourians under Reed and White. Frederick Brown fell, the town burned, and the event is hailed as a Gallant but doomed effort that helped ignite the abolitionist cause.
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Osawatomie
Kansas
John W. Reed
Martin White
John Brown
Frederick
Osawatomie Brown
Robert E. Lee
Harper's Ferry
Watomie
Pris
Tam
John the Baptist
the New
Demands to end Albuquerque freight rate discrimination
The Citizen urges Albuquerque business leaders to unite and demand swift removal of excessive discriminating freight rates now that the rate bill is law. If railroads honor the law, fair treatment is expected. if not, the Interstate Commerce Commission will enforce the letter of the act.
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Albuquerque
Interstate Commerce Commission
Further Particulars of Simplified Spelling
The piece discusses the push for rational spelling to reduce effort and energy use. It notes changes such as dropping "ough" for single letters, converting "ed" to "t" when pronounced, omitting silent vowels after x, and replacing words like anesthetic and caliber. It predicts dictionary approval and inevitable usage.
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Thme
San Francisco Chronicle
Cause and Prospects of Cuban Rebellion
Analysis from the Cincinnati Enquirer on Cuban unrest, history, US intervention, and possible annexation. Discusses insurrection risks, racial tensions, and the likelihood of future upheaval despite suppression, with reference to McKinley era policy and Sen Elkins.
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Cuba
Spain
United States
Congress
McKinley
Elkins
West Virginia
Antilles
Cincinnati Enquirer
Nation and Statehood Debates Stir Public Opinion
The San Francisco Chronicle questions Senator Foraker's integrity over the rate bill while noting the public's victory over wealth in transportation. Ex Delegate Rodey argues New Mexico and Arizona share a fate under statehood efforts, each urging the other toward or away from joining as directed by the Hamilton Rodey act.
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Senator Foraker
Ohio
San Francisco Chronicle
Apia States Senate
Sai Foraker
Nettie Mart
Chronicle
New Mexico
Arizona
Rodey
Brown
Sere and Yellow Leaf Loses Its Power Across Ages
An essay notes a loosened dread of old age and argues aging is not a burden. It cites Judge Craig Biddle at 83, Henry Gassoway Davis at 83, Edmund Winston Pettus at 85, John Tyler Morgan at 82, and Charles M. Clark at 95 to claim the eighth and ninth decades show vigor and resolve, framing senescence as unfounded weakness.
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Osler
Craig Biddle
Henry Gassoway Davis
Piedmont
Pan-American Railroad
Edmund Winston Pettus
Oet
Selma
Alabama
John Tyler Morgan
Demopolis
Hotspur
William Nelson Cromwell
Petion
Winthrope
Charles M. Clark
Philadelphia Telegraph
The Wily Husband and the Frenkest Ree Bills
A fragment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer portrays a husband boasting of bringing home jocularly named Ree bills to his wife, claiming they are the finest the banks can offer. The line suggests a comic exchange about wealth and desirability.
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Joney
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Electrical firm changes hands in Albuquerque
The Southwestern Electrics and Construction Co. is sold to the Reliance Electrical and Construction Co. comprising Dr. M. K. Wylder J. P. Steele Marty Bartlett and R. Hicks. The new stockholders meet tonight to organize. The moved stock will transfer Saturday from 204 South Fourth Street to 208% West Gold Avenue.
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Southwestern Electrics and Construction Company
Reliance Electrical and Construction Company
M. K. Wylder
J. P. Steele
Marty Bartlett
R. Hicks
N. T Armijo
Steele
Bartlett
Albuquerque
Hicks
Baldridge Lumber Company
Southwestern Company
South Fourth Street
West Gold Avenue
News Company
When Albuquerque Was A Few Adobe Bungalows
T. K. Jones, president of the El Paso Union stock yards, and Chas. Hunt, former Bernalillo county sheriff, toured Albuquerque by train to Colorado. The pair recalled the town’s early days, mesquite brush and adobe bungalows, and a 1849 memory of guiding settlers to Shin'y battery dug up years later. The departure of train No. 2 ended the chat.
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T. KR. Jones
el Paso
Mr. Jones
Old
Albuquerque
Meil
Shin'y Battery
Oly
Markets and livestock and irrigation congress notes
Spelter price in St Louis at 5.25. Closing stock quotes show Atchison 1444, New York Central 142%, Penn 111%, Union Pacific 183%, copper 109%, steel 46%, steel 107%. Chicago livestock: cattle receipts 9,500 steady to lower. beef $3.90-6.85. calves 0-7.26. Sheep receipts 18,000 steady to lower. lambs 4.60-7.50. Grain and provisions quotes. Kansas City cattle receipts 7,000 steady. native $4.00-5.25. western cows $2.00-4.00. sheep receipts 5,000. Sylvester Bros of Monte Vista bought 200 sheep near Stanley for shipment north. Delegations to National Irrigation Congress pass through Albuquerque on way to Boise City. Las Vegas to join San Miguel. Dona Ana county delegation to attend. Albuquerque sends no delegation. Fine buck sale by Chadwick & Co. and warning that Dunn’s Commercial Collection agency is not connected to Mercantile Ency.
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New York
Atchison
New York Central
Penn, Sylvania
Southern Paette
Union Pacifie
Union Pacific
Copper
Steel
Chicago
Westers
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Sylvester Bros
Monte Vista
Colo
Stanley
Santa Pe
Denver & Rio Grande
Creede
J. B. Sylvester
Albuquerque
W. A. Fleming-Jones
Nicholas Galles
Law Cruces
Tinsley and Vernon
The
Agricultural College
Dona Ana County
National Irrigation Congress
Boise City
Idaho
Las Vegas
San Miguel County
Congress
Chadwick & Co
Arizona
Sock Yards
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
T. McCreight
Republican Gentral Committee
Renecoont
Electrical Company
SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRICAL_AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Reliance Electrical and Construction CO
R. Jones
Chas. Hunt
Telegraphic
Spelter
St. Louis
Frm
Yas
Dunn's Commercial ¢ Collection Agency
Thiat Fame
HE Mercantile Ency
RG. Dun & CO
M. Mandell
Eeates
O. W. Strong
Faywood
Bank OF Commerce
Santa Fe
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
P.matteucci
North First Street
Dilgard
Ray
Fifth Street
Bilicke
MO. & Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Beach Line
Loudon
Jersey
e—Colo
P.M. Davis
Mills Novelty Company
South Second Street
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