Progress of Human Life and Race Survival Arguments
Dr. McGee of St Louis argues against the race death by self-action theory, endorsing quality over quantity. He cites life-spans rising from twenty-five to twenty-nine years and asserts longer life reduces offspring, while warning that future generations face a tougher struggle and that mercy and character remain essential despite scientific progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
St Louis
American Association
Wlentiste
America
Doctor of Science
Toms
Water Prospects Bulletin From Santa Fe Dated 1907
Snowfall in October to December varied by region with higher mountain depths and lower levels largely bare. Moisture abundant overall, streams flowing. higher San Juan Animas and Rio Grande headwaters report good snow but not as packed as last year. Eastern slopes lighter. Capitan and Sacramento ranges show lower depths yet soil moisture remains ample and water supply strong.
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Santa Fe
Rio Grande Valley
Saga
Colorado
New Mexico
San Juan
Animas
Flo Grande
Nol
Sangre de Cristo
Capita A Ad Macramento
Americans in Japan letter reports foreigner restrictions
A New York Herald letter from December details hardships for Americans in Japan. It cites limits on property ownership, securities only, mortgage arrangements, schooling for children, residential districts, private boating, port travel, and access to ports without permits. It notes higher theater and hotel charges, legal access hurdles, double taxes, and urging American unity for equal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Japan
Given
San Francino
Erte
No Appeal Possible in Morning Aftermath Supreme Court Note
Fragmented 1886 court language cites Albright v New Mexico amid debates on warrants and ouster judgments. The text recounts limits on appeals from territorial supreme courts and hints at political figures and a payroll concern, with archival misreadings about office emoluments and a touring leader.
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Tored- Nori Supreme Court
United Tates
Mernabilo
United
Sui Court
Cmie
Albright
New Mexico
Cdo
Supreme Court
Unemployed and Poverty Contrast in A World City
Writings describe John Burns once toyed with fortune yet unchanged in spirit as he roams poor districts with the unemployed, while another observer notes a woman shopping in stylish attire and feeling a belt at the back, provoking mixed reactions in church. The pieces reflect stark social contrasts in a great city.
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England
John Burns
John
Jack
W. Gilliam
Los Angeles Herald
England's idea of the anarchistic element
London faces a growing fear of anarchists with an estimated 16 000 adversaries described as madmen and dangerous. The article critiques criminals and calls for harsher laws, noting clandestine presses and secret factories in East London and Scotland Yard watch, amid warnings of deadly bombs and the global menace of anarchist propaganda.
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London
Switzerland
John
Sweeney
Treles
Tehtite
New York
Leon Caolgore
William Melisley
Seine Ceolgi
Mr. Sweeney
Seelf
Reyal
Scotland Yard
East Lona
Rds
England
Uni
Scotland
Walsall
Ward
iWon
Social and church meetings highlight Albuquerque notices
A busy afternoon sees the Ladies of the Woodman's Circle meet at Elie lodge, the Womans Temperance Union venue at Mrs Houghton's home, and the Albuquerque Mandolin Club gathering at Mrs Cook's residence. The Woman's Club held a literary session, while Cracker Jack mining claims near Bull Frog and Tonopah draw interest from buyers including Guggenheims and Senator Clark.
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Woodman's Circle
Elie’ Lodge
W Miin's Temperance Union
Albuquerque Mandolin Club
The
Woodman’s
Elks’ Lodge
Woman's Club
James Eakin
Mra Ckies
Dunham
Los Angeles
California
Bull Frog
Tonopah
Nevada
Gugkenheims
Clark
Telegraphic Markets Report from New York and Chicago notes
Financial and commodity quotations from F Graf & Co show stock quotes for New York list including American Sugar Amalgamated Copper and others, along with Chicago cattle and hog markets, cotton, produce and metal prices. Cattle and sheep receipts are noted as steady with varying price ranges. copper and other metals show firm to steady trends.
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New York
American Sugar
Amalgamated Copper American Smelters
Ameican Car Foundry
Atchison, Common
Anaconda
Taltimore
Old Brooklyn
Rapid Transit
Han Paeific
Colorado
Chicago Great Western
Erlecommon
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific Mexican Central National Load Work
Centralorthern Paeitic P Rites
Enn
Chicago North Western
Ontario
Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Ri Punt Southern Puebtle
Southern Allway Union Paethies
Old Domeni
Melini & Eakin
Bachechi & Giomi
Wholegale
Southwest
Jos. 8
Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
St. Louis A. B. C
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
T.J. Monarch
United State
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Dutay Baran
Tabor
Boewuey
Unem
St. Petersbure
Hennulitte County
Werthe
Hagerman
Territorial Medical Board
Maynara Gunwa
Wo HL Cheatham
Consus
M. ©. Chadbourne
John Lee Clark
Willey
Samuel Pickard
BJ Alger
Cheatham
Limited
Californi
F. Graf & Co
Barnett
Kansas City
Kansasity
Chicago
Chiou
Jan
Jay
Ay and Daly
Onteafay
Metal Market
York, Dun
Spelter
Lewis
Dian
St. Louis
FH. Strong
William McIntosh
Solomon Luna
Albuquerque
McIntosh Hardware Co
T. C
NEAD
Red Cross
William Chaplin
West Railroad Ave
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
J. D. Eakin
G. Glomi
Chas, Melini
O. Bachechi
Consolidated Liquor Company
Humphrey Ovals
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Avenue
Chickering & Sons Pianos
Whitson Music CO
South Second Street
Albuquerque, New Mexico
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
St. Elmo Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
West Railroad Avenue
Ofoean
Brandes
Ete
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