Besmirching a noble act if we annex Cuba
Lieutenant general retired argues Cuba policy should be guided by U S. principles not business interests. He warns expansion risks, cites Platt Amendments, current territories, and potential for endless statehood growth, urging focus on domestic needs and caution in foreign entanglements. He details seven Platt provisions and Cuba’s future treaty must guard independence.
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Cuba
Washington
Morle
Uncle Sam
Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
Europe
United States
Cuban
Paris
Isle of Pines
Public Notice of Land Office Claimants and Bids
Notice dated November 27 1906 lists Noles filing to prove claim under act of 1891 as amended with hearings set January 5 and 8 1907 before U S Court Commissioner Silvestroppe at San N M witnesses named Josecito Ross William Paieano Martin Luther Yamie B Leeds and others invited to testify Protestants may contest proceedings Proposals for Water Pipe and building materials sought sealed bids due January 6 1907 Albuquerque New Mexico with detailed contract terms and bid security Burton B. Custer Superintendent of Indian Affairs listed for information plus an unrelated drug ad and bakery request
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
Noles
Silvestroppe
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
United States
Burton B. Custer
WIFE OF ONE OF THE KILLED AT SANTA FE
Mrs. William McLaughlin travels from Socorro to Salida Colo after her husband William McLaughlin and James Billingslea were murdered in the Manzano mountains. The weapon used, a 30-90 Winchester, remains in her possession as she seeks burial for the killed men and support for her five children.
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Claire Hotel
Santa Fe
William McLaughlin
Salida
Colo
James Billingslea
McLaughlin
Eliseo Valles
Carlos Sais
Manzazo Mountains
Jett
Rae Wttle
McLoughlin
Mrs. Billingsles
Belen
Colorado
New Mexico
Christmas Mail Rules From the Post Office
Local post office issues a guidance notice detailing mail classes and rates. It explains first through fourth class classifications, prepayment requirements, weight limits, and how to address packages for Christmas presents. It also covers the register system and how to handle misdirected items to ensure safer, faster delivery.
Postal Registration Instructions for Senders and Carriers
The passage explains that mail must be properly prepared with sender name and address printed, handed to the register clerk at the post office or carrier, who will issue a registration receipt. It warns not to place addressed labels over strings to avoid prepaid first class rates.
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Washington
Hillsboro Flood Destroys Property Along Creek
Hillsboro experienced a Tuesday flood that shifted the creek channel and devastated businesses from the express office to the Corner saloon. The Stage & Express corral, Keller Miller Co bay and stables, and Long property sheds were washed away, with total damage pegged around 1000 dollars.
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Hillsboro
Advocate
Stage & Express Company
Keller, Miller & Co
T. C. Long
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Miles
Nelson A. Miles
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Interior
Manuel R. Otero
Dean
Apet Chamberlain
Citisen
Pabst
J.B. Waterman
Watertown
Humphire
The
Holy City
Luella Morey
Salome
Lecomte & Flesher
Elk’s’ Theatre
Victor Faust
Aule
Mutson
Rosenfield
Railroad Avenue
Westerfeld 207 Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
the Citizen Publishing Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Evening Citizen
Southwest
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