Governor Hagerman praises statehood plan and convention
The interview in The New Mexico Journal quotes Governor Hagerman urging a united effort for a strong constitutional convention. He says joint statehood is certain and calls for the best educated men to draft a superior constitution, pledging delegates to prioritize the public welfare over personal views. The Citizen commends his prudent preinaugural remarks as timely and wisely expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J Hagerman
New Medican
New Mexico
Shyman
Hagerman
Against Stock Speculation, Henry Clews Warns of Dangers
The Citizen highlights Henry Clews's weekly financial review warning that there is little chance of a market recovery without curbing reckless New York speculation. He notes manipulated optimism, oversized capitalizations, and risky plays in industrial stocks including copper, urging restraint and informed actions to prevent a spike in risk.
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Financial Review
Henry Clews
New York
Wise Warden Voices Capital Punishment Debate in Missouri
The remarks of Matt W. Hall, warden of the Missouri State Penitentiary, advocate humane treatment with limits and support for capital punishment for murder. He critiques the criminal code, discusses recidivism, and argues for constitutional amendments and public policy to curb crime. He also notes sugar industry concerns and ends with translated jokes from Tales from the Family Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt W. Hall
Missouri State Penitentiary
Sam
United States
Koon
Shy
Tim
Marshell Field Gave Advice to Young Men
Rev Newell Dwight Hillie advised Marshall Plest on success for young men starting in business. Emphasizing knowing one’s bent, diligent study, choosing companions, self control, economy, and saving early. He warned wealth alone cannot replace character and urged focus on building character over fortune.
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Newell Dwight Hillie
Marshall Plest
Canen
Carter
Secon
Some History of The Football Game
A historical survey traces football from ancient Greek episkaros to Roman burpastram and later to Britain. Critics warned of brutality since the 14th century, with monarchs like Edward and James I attempting bans. The sport revived, leading to Shrove Tuesday plays, the Rugby style rules, and later the rise of association football with modern forms remaining popular despite protests.
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Wisconsin
Episkaros
Great Britain
Edward Lil
Edward
Richard
James 1
England
Ron Thie Plate
Changes in Mexico City’s rising wealth and wages
City correspondent reports drastic modernization in Mexico City with new costly buildings and affluent districts. Bricklayers earn only 1.35 dollars daily while overall wages lag, rents soar, and suburban growth accelerates as Americans establish a booming colonial presence amid expanding rail service and land value increases.
Resume of Mineral Products Last Year
Dr. Bavig T Jay of the United States Geological Survey reports that 1905 showed peak mineral prosperity in U S history. Railroads expanded stock prompting demand for coal and coke, gold and silver output around 6 million dollars, Alaska California and Russia oil, copper and aluminum trends, cement and structural materials upturns, and strong diamond trade with high prices.
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Bavig T Jay
United States Geological Survey
United States
Tampa
Fairbanks
California
Utah
Colorado
Russia
Will Resume Work On The Belen Cutoff In New Talks
C W Whitney superintendent for Lantry Sharp Construction discussed conditions for the Belen cutoff between Rel en and Eoris. He said about 30 men are on site due to cold weather and snow. He rejected tramp labor stories as false, noting workers are available and transportation and meals are provided. He cited past deaths but attributed them to various causes and defended safety, emphasizing there is work for able laborers along the camps. Whitney planned to depart for Belen after detailing near-term labor and relocation plans.
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W. Whitney
Evening Citizen
Denver
Whitney
Wee Thay
Mann
Johnson
Abo Canyon
Belen
Parker and Bitter Inspect Hanover Branch Trip
Mr Parker and Mrs Parker arrived by private car on Wednesday while W K Bitter division superintendent of Santa Fe Rio Grande division traveled by train to Silver City for an inspection tour, visiting the Hanover branch.
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Silver City
Parker
W. K. Bitter
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
Hanover
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Hort
Trust
Philippines
Congstors Ook
Hugo
Marshell Field
City of
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Numenous
Coamon
Alice
Republic
Torreon
Tales Frag
C. W. Whitney
Lantry - Sharp
J. ¥. Robertson
Wiaver
St. Laie
Rye Aviation
M. Mandell
Elks Opera House
Franklin Houston
Orpheum
Sigomuto
Miltons
DeLavoy
Fritz
Long Sisters
LERD
BELL
Kinodrome
A. J. Richards
West Railroad Avenue
Elks’ Fall Orchestra
Elks’ Opera House
R. W. Hadden
J. A. Blondin
Elks’ Theatre
Arthur J. Aylesworth
Hook
Mark K .Swan
Prof
W. M. Stromber
14Th St. Theater
New York City
Woods Ward
Golden Sisters
Ae Aylesworth
Mahorey Brossurtie Fitzgerald
Walter Matthers
Matson’s Book Store
Easy Payments
Borrradaile & Co
A Agle
Mr. Berger
West Copper Ave
The
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Becece
Melini & Eakin
Wholeso Stique
Yellowstone
C. Whiskles
Moet & Chandon
White Seal
St. Louis
B. C
Jos
Schiits
Milwaukee
Automatic Telephone
South First Street
Albuquerque
Whitman
Candies
J. H. O'Rielly
W. Strong
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
Second St
Fuehr Undertaking CO
Bath
Clarkville Produce CO
J. B. Macmanus
Mer
South Fi Street
N. T. Eee
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