Pecos Valley Immigration Promoters Spark Growth Debate
The Roswell Register describes Pecos valley immigration schemes expanding wealth and population. It cites Southwestern Land Company and Arapeta Immigration Company moving people to Hagerman and Roswell, with plans to settle lands near the city using cheap electrical power for irrigation, urging more organized efforts to attract settlers and develop the valley.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
Southwestern Land Company
Arapeta Immigration Company
Southwestern Company
Hagerman, SD
Burditt
Seven Rivers Real Eatate Company
Missouri
Albuquerque
Pecos
Distillation of Waste Wood Opens New Forest Utility
The national forest service studies distilling waste wood from logging camps and mills into liquids and carbon. A 100 cord plant yields 75–100 gallons of oil per cord, 10–15 gallons of wood turpentine, plus 25 bushels of charcoal and pyrogneous acid, with profits tied to the resin content of the raw material and local forest conditions in New Mexico.
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National Forest Service
New Mexico
Deluge of Aliens Prompts Calls for Immigration Limits
The annual report of the Bureau of Immigration records 1,026,499 arrivals in the United States. Commissioner Talor argues enforcement failures, labor power dynamics, and anti immigrant sentiment threaten American labor and living standards, urging immediate, strict restrictions to curb undesirables and slow growth.
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Werutal Dargeant
Bureau of Immigration
United States
Congress
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Turkey
Two Coreys Compare Attitudes in Divorce Scandal
The Kantag City Times contrasts President Corey's steel trust stance with his father Corey's view on loyalty and family values amid Alfred Corey's divorce scandal. The elder Corey's thrift and duty are praised against wealth and mutinous critique, highlighting a clash of material wealth and moral ideals.
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Coreys
United States Steel Corporation
Kantag City Times
Chealder Corey
Pennsylvania
Coonuuty
Alfred Corey
Parcel Post Adoption and Rural Delivery Debate
A speech decries a 15 million dollar deficit in the post office due to rural and parcel post delivery changes. It argues that carriers were overextended and that laws restricting packages over four pounds hurt service and cost. The speaker blames express companies and railroads, urges voting for pro parcel post congressmen, and contends the postal service exists for the people, not railroads.
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Railroad
Owen
Tom Platt
Sam Spooner
Chauncey Depew
Postonce
Uemall
Eteret
Rayoad
Washington
Brother Pistt
Express
Providency
Death of an Old Dowmfallem Mam
A tribute condemns former United States senator John H W Mitchell of Oregon for dishonor after links to the Oregon land frauds. It laments the fall from a long, high career, notes health decline and a lack of chance to redeem reputation, and warns that similar lapses recur in daily life.
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John HW. Mitchell
United States
Oregon
United States Senate
Senator Mitchell
Oregonland Trauds
Food adulteration fears spark nationwide alarm
An extensive, disjointed report lists widespread food adulterants from flour to spices, syrups, honey, and pickles. It cites tests showing high impurity levels, with samples containing bone dust, dyes, metals, plaster, and dirt. The piece also touches on insurance policy outrage and a Kansas governor’s call for federal protection.
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Bat Space
Indiana
Connecticut
Markets and Stocks Summary Amid Wool Prices and Cattle Reports
A dense market brief covers wool market steadiness in St. Louis, closing prices for grains and livestock in Chicago and Kansas City, including cattle and sheep receipts and price bands for native and western herds. It also lists New York stock quotes, money market levels, and metals prices, followed by an item announcing a basketball and dance event at the Casino on December 15 featuring Al H.8 against U.N.M.
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Kansas City
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Carlabad
Topeka State Journal
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Murmer
Insas City Journal
Hoch
Kansas
New York
St. Louis
Dee
Chicago
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Markeree Heeves
Ani Holfers
Enane
Tanihe
Atchison, Common
Atchison, Pfl
New York Central
Tony Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Lead and Copper
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U.N. M
M. Mandela
Chickering Bros. Bush& Lane
Ellington, Howard
Victor
Price & Teeple
Southwest
Learnard & Lindemann’s
the Square Music Dealers
West Gold Avenue
Benham Indian Store
Easiman Kodaks and
Hirtographic
Huyler's & Lowney
C. A. Matson & Company Barnett Building
West Railroad Ave
M. Berger
West Copper Avenue
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
Albuquerque, New Mexico
P Mall
N. M
the McBrain Furniture Co
Santa Fe
Savoy Hotel
Hore
C. E. Suntagg
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