Memorial for joint statehood of New Mexico and Arizona
The Commercial Club of Albuquerque urges Congress to pass the Hamilton bill, allowing the combined territories to draft a constitution and enter the United States as one state. It argues no real antipathy exists between the two regions, calls for local self-government, and condemns corporate lobbying that skews representation.
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Southern Pacific buys Porter mines near Durango
A Denver report says Southern Pacific Railway has acquired the Porter mines four miles from Durango, totaling about 15 000 acres with coal lands, lifting the railroad to roughly 20 000 acres in Southwest Colorado. The 140000 price follows months of quiet negotiations led for the railroad by John A McNeil and J A Porter of Porter Fuel. The purchase aligns with surveys for an Arizona and Colorado route, linking toward a main line connection near Durango as part of broader coal property acquisitions.
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Guiiping
Porteremat Mines
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J. A. Porter
Porter Fuel Company
John A. McNeit
Denver
Darangy
Durango
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Derango
New Mexico
Arizona
Galop
World church union signals a modern step forward
An Interchurch conference in New York formed a union of evangelical churches to strengthen practical human betterment efforts. The piece argues unity across sects, embracing diverse beliefs, to fight urban slums and aid the poor, emphasizing faith as strength and urging concrete collective work over opinion.
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New York
Maine
California
Russia
Henry VIII
Martin Luther
Europe
Salvation Army
Union of Churches
What We Love Is Our Possession
A reflective meditation on wealth and happiness, arguing that true ownership lies in what the heart loves. It contrasts the riches of money with the joy found in beauty, nature, and inner fulfillment, claiming possessions arise from love and appreciation, not legal titles.
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Work Blesses While Worry Undermines
A fragmented piece argues work heals worry, claiming labor strengthens body and mind while dissipation harms. It cites humorist Sharp Daniels and a box office anecdote to illustrate labor as salvation, urging right living and steady labor over fretful or self indulgent thought.
Pitiful case brought to light in mountain home
Alone in a Mountain road abode Mia Landaker and her dying husband faced hunger and illness. She toiled in factories earning four to five dollars weekly to pay rent and medicine as neighbors intervened. The Landaker home was meager with the husband nearing death from tuberculosis. The community rallied through groceries, a shop visit, and medical aid to ease the plight and prepare for the end. The Non-Sectarian Benevolent Society offered financial help to comfort the dying man and rest the exhausted wife.
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Mia
Alice Landaker
Landaker
Ho Ina Vietin
Worship Schedule Across Local Churches This Sunday
Highland Methodist Church lists services led by J M Soule with Sunday school at 9 45, junior league at 3, senior league at 6 30. Other churches include Christian Church meetings at the Commercial Club, St John s Episcopal with Holy Communion and services, Lutheran church confirming new members, Congregational Church sermon and choir performance, First Methodist with sermon A Timely Question and Epworth League, Baptist Church sermons on Consecration and the Woman Who Touched the Hem, Presbyterian and Christian church pastors exchanging pulpits for Evangelism theme. Also notices a fifty cent Sunday meal at Zeiger Cafe and dance at Colombo Hall with free admission for ladies.
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J. M. Soule
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Fourth and
Silver Avenue
Harrison
First Methodist
Sea Avenue
Third Street
Rolling
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Rat Presbyterian
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Serviers
Crawford
Christian Church
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Finney
Zeiger Cafe
Writer on mining visits New Mexico amid boom talk
Blakely Graham, a conservative mining engineer, visited Albuquerque yesterday on a special mission for the Mining and Engineering Journal to assess New Mexico mining prospects. He reports eastern capitalists show growing interest and predicts a coming mining boom, backed by his knowledge of deposits and developments with major producers in the territory.
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Blakely Graham
Stubbs Investment Company
Graham
New York
Mining and Engineering Journal
New Mexico
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