Joint Statehood Debate Between The Citizen and Optic
The Citizen rebuts The Optic on how to treat United States grammar and the joint statehood issue. It argues for consent of the people of New Mexico and Arizona, contends against tying statehood to Arizona votes, and questions territorial consent and equity in partition.
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Kansas City Journal
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Joint statehood debate splits over Foraker amendment
Curtis letter to the Chicago record-Herald discusses Arizona and New Mexico joint statehood, the Foraker referendum provision, and opposition in Congress. It notes Beveridge's tentative assent, Senate dynamics, and claims about Curtis's reliability. Mentions New Mexico, Albuquerque, Otero, Hagerman, and upcoming January 22 events in Santa Fe.
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Chicago record-Herald
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French National Assembly votes to elect next president
Versailles hosts the joint session as M. Filliotes and eight other candidates vie for leadership of the third French republic. Loubet is deemed unlikely to stand again, with Fallieres and Doumer seen as strong contenders, alongside Bourgeois and Deschanel among others.
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Emile Soulet
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France
Paris
Senate
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National Assembly
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Chamber of Deputies
Paul Doumer
Bot
Leon Bourgeois
Pugilist and Financier Clash in Fifth Avenue Hotels
A chaotic lettered scene contrasts prize fighter Jack O’Brien with frenzied financiers. Hotels bar the boxer while trust magnates hide from legal notices. observers praise the pugilist’s honor amid calls for fair play and regulation in boxing versus ruthless finance.
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Price Agher
Jim
New York
Jack
Dimaelf
Agiter
Industes
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Jack O'Brien
Gtad
Deadly Danger From Chinese Pigtails
German papers forwarded by Consul General Guenther of Frankfurt state that Chinese pigtails, imported into Europe in DaChaEOs or LOMO pounds, were recently the subject of court proceedings in England. A laborer in camel hair preparation was fatally inflamed in the spleen, possibly from the pigtails cut from Chinese heads, braided, and packed. Two prior cases of wilful danger occurred among English workers. Microscopy may determine origin and importation risk.
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Decapitation on Rainy Santa Fe Tracks Claims Armijo Life
A pedestrian, Ignacio Armijo, was decapitated at 12 10 PM when an engine backing down on track No 2 struck him between tracks 1 and 2 near the Alvarado crossing. The coroner’s inquest ruled death accidental as he failed to hear or see the engine. Armijo, about 56, resided in Barelas and left behind a wife and six children awaiting transport to Sabinal County for burial.
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Chicago
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Armijo
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Round House
Mia
Armnijo
Sabinal
Socounty
Santa Fe Company
Barelas
Suita Fy
Workingmen's 3c Street Car Fare Plan In SF
Union Labor Supervisor Goo F Duffey will push an ordinance in January to cut street car fares to 3c for working people during peak hours 5 30 to 8 am and 5 to 7 pm in San Francisco. Supporters cite helping workers while railways oppose the measure as invalid. Also note an Epworth League concert announced for Friday night January 19 at the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
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F. Duffey
Union Labor Party
Catfer's
Datfey
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Grand jury to act on alleged assailants of J B Nipp Jr
Antonio Samora and Tomas Chaves waived examination before Justice Craig. Each is held in 500 dollars bail for appearance before March grand jury. Nipp Jr was struck with a gas pipe but is fully recovered and out of danger. SAN JUAN FRUIT MEN MEET IN FARMINGTON. The San Juan County Fruit Growers association met in Farmington last week electing officers and reporting 14000 dollars in business with net earnings of 2058 dollars. The group discussed spraying and called for universal spraying law.
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Tomas Chaves
Justice of the Peace
Craig
Samora
Chaves
J. B. Nipp, Jr
Nipp
San Juan
Farmington
White Lily Cigars Offer Value At Five Cents Each
The notice extols White Lily cigars for prime tobacco, favorable flavor, good shape and style at low-cost. Cigar buyers are urged to try them, as singles cost five cents and boxes of fifty sell for two dollars, with claims of superior comfort and value.
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