Christmas Tree for Dogs prompts charity reflection and critique
A wealthy Maryland woman gifts an ornate Christmas tree for her dogs, lavish with meats and decorations. The piece contrasts this display with stark reports of child labor and poverty, urging charity so that hungry children and families may enjoy Christmas as well.
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Nannie Sloan
Maryland
Stan
Ife
Citizen's
New York
Watts
Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas
Salvation Army
Railways Debate Speed Limits to Avert Disasters
Railway managers consider safeguards after a deadly year with Burlington testing a sixty miles per hour passenger train limit and speed meters in cabs. Critics cite overworked crews and ongoing risks, while a Senate bill proposes sixteen hour shift caps to protect workers and the public.
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Burlington
National Senate
la ®Olletts
New Year Resolutions Urge Civic Widespread Unity
The Poble Star Journal urges Kood resolutions that link private virtue to public duty. It calls for unity, praise of the city, support for merchants, and cleanliness in homes and streets. It notes a November county election seen as reform rhetoric, with county officials likened to failing reform promises and a New Mexico delegate race detailed in a lengthy document.
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Poble
Misuya
Xeon
Godess
Meir
Handewine
Thi
County
Tnlanionere
Andrews
New Mexico
New Mexican trusts people despite harsh critique
A varied editorial voice condemns corruption and harsh views while asserting public faith in the territory's people. References to Mr Larraxolo, Henry Watterson, department store ads, Mrs Russell Sage, and charity relief for oysters illustrate a mix of opinion, satire, and social commentary from the era.
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Larraxolo
Russell Sage
Trust in banks remains after 1908 defalcations across nation
The Chicago Tribune reports total U S embezzlements in 1908 reached 14.74 million dollars, about four million more than the previous year, yet officials insist the overall crime rate has not risen. Bank officials and towns like Cleveland and northern Ohio faced losses, while trust in banks remains strong amid calls for tighter employee screening and public confidence enduring.
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The
Chicago Tribune
United States
the Tribune
Cleveland
Ohio
Secon
Lorain
Canneaut
Oberlin
Wooster
Galion
Local church and club meetings agenda noted
A list of upcoming gatherings includes the Industrial School of the Baptist church holding a closing event Saturday at 10 a.m. the Ladies of the G A R meeting at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. Adah chapter No to meet tonight at 7 90. Temple Albert services at 7 30 p.m. feature Dr Kaplan on The Uncounted Ones. Basketball lineups announced, and dancing to follow. Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a social with sketches of Madar Willard and Grandma Bills, new members added, president presented a plant. Presbyterian church reception features Judge John R McFie on What Presbyterianism Has Done for America. Miss Mary C Merritt to depart services Feb 1 for Salt Lake City after two years as assistant pastor at First Baptist.
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Industrial School of the Baptist Church
Ladies of the
Odd Fellows’ Hall
O. B.S
Laura Fluke
Temple Albert
Women’s Christian Temperane Union
He Khan
Brotherhood
The
Pirat
Mike Mary C. Merritt
Los Angeles
Cat
Salt Lake Guy
J. W. T. McNiel
Miss Merritt
O the First Baptist Woreh
Moody humor on horseback ride with Washington journalist
The late Attorney General Moody shared a light moment during a solitary ride in Washington. A visiting newspaper correspondent joked about cabinet officers while Moody gently teased back, then they stopped at a drug store for a drink.
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Washington
Moody
I. F. Marcowson
Mr. Moody
Taft
Mandy
Pervenor
Breeding of turtles in Japan a market delicacy focus
A National Geographic style article describes Japan's turtle farming with ponds of 15,000 square feet, marking nests to protect and manage breeding stock. It details care, heating, feeding, and seasonal timelines from spawn to maturity as snapping and other terrapins reach market readiness, noting long lifespans remain uncertain.
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Magacine
Bnette
Pons
Rother
Hattort
Genkrel
Melini & Eakin
Bachechi & Giomi
Southwest
Jas. 8
Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
St. Louis A. 8. C
Yellowstone Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
T.J. Monarch
United State
Mystery surrounds Coal Avenue Viaduct incident
A man reported seeing four figures on a pipe segment of the Coal Avenue Viaduct at 2 16 pm. Police and a reporter found no injured person on the structure and witnesses saw no clear sign of an accident.
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Coal Avenue
Sulaziy
Ian Iyhins
Danbar
Neston
Knights of Columbus Install Officers in Albuquerque Council
Albuquerque Council No. 641 Knights of Columbus installed officers in meeting rooms. A resolution expressed heartfelt sympathy to the family of the late Brother Thomas O Rourke and affirmed the lodge’s affection and esteem for him as a member of the community.
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Albuquerque
Cornel
Knights of Columbus
Eerney
Benna
Scott LA
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Wo. McOreight
Henry Watterson
Henri
Cleveland Plain
Crockery
FH. Strong
William McIntosh
Japan
Tsolomoncluna
McIntosh Hardware Co
Rou Owe
Hit Dunbar
T. C
NEAD
Red Cross
William Chaplin
West Railroad Ave
Querque
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
P. Matteucci
Remiers
North Flist Street
Ap Evening Citizen
J. D. Eakin
G. Giomi
Consolidated Liquor Company
Humphrey Ovals
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Corner Fourth and
Gold Avenue
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music CO
South Second Street
Albuquerque, New Mexico
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
J. H. O’rielly & CO. “Leading Druggists
Albuquerque, N. M
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