Hearst Granted Desirable Quo Warranto Action Planned
Washington reports Congress will reconvene next Thursday at noon but expects little business in either house until the following week. No program has been set and members are scarce in the city, delaying action on appropriation bills. Both houses may adjourn briefly as committees prepare supply measures.
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Hearst May Bring Quo Warranto Under Jackson
Hearst may seek quo warranto against New York City Mayor McClellan over post election ballot dispute. Attorney General-elect Jackson says rehearing will be granted upon taking office January 1, 1907, to settle the question promptly for the welfare of the people.
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W. S. Jackson
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William KR. Hearst
Julie Mayer
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New York
George Bi. McClellan
City of
Meax Hoon
Bold Jersey City boy dies after crowd football rush
Richard Batterby ten years old of Jersey City wins a Christmas football in New York. On a vacant lot at Sixteenth Street and Grow Streets a rush collapses, Richard clings to the ball and dies. teammates crowd around, a doctor confirms the death.
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Richard Batterby
Jersey City
Richard
Doctor Warrion
Corporation critique sparks wealth concentration debate
Henry Lauren Call of Washington, D C, told the American Association for the Advancement of Selene that John D Rockefeller’s wealth stems from corporate activity rather than natural causes. He argued that concentrated wealth divides industrial society into extreme rich and poor, citing debts and a $30 trillion public and private mortgage total.
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John D. Rooker
Henry Lauren Call
Washington, D.C
Economion
American Association For the Advancements of
Selene
Rockefeller
MOF
Call
Mort Karo
Sugar factory grounds fatten 16000 sheep for market
The sugar company's riverbank pens hold about 16 000 sheep owned by farmers with cattle nearby. Six men haul beet pulp to feed the stock, which provide moisture and save water. The operation, costing 33 1/3 cents per sheep, attracts capitalists and may expand with more river bottom land.
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Wadsworths’ Rift Cited in New York Politics
Reported divisions within the Wadsworth family influence New York politics as James Wy Sr and James Wy Jr lose in their district races by about 6 000 and 1 400 votes. Republicans speculate Speaker Wadsworth’s re election may be at risk if tensions with President Roosevelt over meat inspection persist.
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James Wi Jr
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Assembly
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Young Jim
Albany
Hoosevelt
Toosevelt
Roosevelt
House Committee On Agriculture
Maniac Runs Trains At His Own Will In Indiana
A maniac seized a tower at Cavanaugh Indiana for six hours hijacking switch yards. He flagged trains, forced crews to retreat with a coupling pin, and required a Hammond deputy squad to overpower him.
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Will
Chicago
Cavanaugh
Ind
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railroad
Hammond
Occidental Life Insurance seeks agents in New Mexico and Arizona
Recruiters offer inducements to energetic men and women to sell a guaranteed dividend policy. Some salespeople earn $200 weekly. The company seeks a hustling representative in every town in New Mexico and Arizona to start with a straightforward contract, promising honest dealings and easy sales from Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Occidental Life Insurance Co
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Arizona
Albuquerque
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Land Offer Notices at Santa Fe for 1907 Final Proofs
Notices issued by the Interior Department announce final five year proof hearings for homestead entries Nos. 10,301 and 6,702 in Santa Fe land office. Witnesses named include Griego, Ortega, Chaves, Sanchez, and others with hearings at Albuquerque on February 5 and 6, 1907.
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Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
H.W. S. Lero
United States Court
Albuquerque
Notice of public land entry at Santa Fe New Mexico
Notice publication from Santa Fe New Mexico December 1906 that Jem Ortega of Ohio New Mexico filed homestead entry No 6703 for lands in sections 1 and 12 township range 6 west. Location and witnesses named with filing before Commissioner Otero and deadline February 1907. Witnesses listed: Feaneisen Garcia Katolane Ortega Lorenge Sanches Edward Carter of Chi t New Mexico.
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Ohi
N. M
Feaneisen Garcia
Katolane Ortega
Lorenge Sanches
Edward Carter
M. Manuel I. Otero
Keetster
Wanted second hand clothing and hotel construction bids
Classifieds describe requests for second hand clothing at 616 South Pirat street near the viaduct, a hotel building bid for Belen New Mexico with plans at Cristy’s Albuquerque office, and Santa Fe Gold & Copper Mining Co seeking teams for coal bans and mine work. Also notices for rentals and sales in Albuquerque and surrounding areas.
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South Pirat Street
Bend Ad
Will
J. J. Sweene
Proprieto
Belen
BB. Cristy
Albuquerque
N. M
John Hecker
No M
Santa Fe Gold & Copper Mining Co
Tom Hagan
San Pedro
Geo. O. Marrs
Kent
North Fourth Street
Tve- Nea
North Sixth Street
Copper Avenue
Coal Avenue
Viaduct
North Second Street
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Sommers & Mattence
TiJerax Avenue
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Minnis House
South Set
Notice of final proof for Small Hold Claim No. 2547
Notice from the United States Land Office Santa Fe to Mariana Chavez de Otero claiming final proof under the 1901 act and amended laws. Proof set for January 26, 1907 before the probate clerk at Low Lunas, NM. Witnesses Aragon y Back and other residents named. Objections and cross examination permitted at the hearing.
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United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
Low Lanis
N, M
Mariana Chavez de Otero
Francisco Aragon Y Back
Las Lunas
Aniceto Aragon
Guillermo Ore Quirino Samore
Peralta
Interior Department
Beliver
Manuel Reotero
Register
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New Cure for Epilepsy and Cough Remedies Featured
An ad section highlights Dr King s New Life Pills claimed to cure epilepsy with two years seizure-free follow up and Chamberlain s Cough Remedy praised as king of all cough medicines. Also mentions nursery stock and various tonics sold by Walton s Drug Store and a Watertown Ohio cancer? no. The ad emphasizes cures and sales for drugs and remedies with local suppliers.
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Wolds
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Watertown
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Eucher
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