Kingston and Jamaica A Sketch of the Island and Port
Kingston Jamaica is described as a strategic naval and military point with about 4 000 square miles of area and up to 14 miles in length and eighty miles breadth. The capital sits on the southern coast, houses are light wooden, population around 40 000 mostly Black, economy driven by sugar fruits and port profits. The text notes volcanic origin, mountainous terrain, hurricane risk including a 1903 hurricane causing about 10 million dollars in damage, and sparse earthquake activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
England
Weert Indies
Hobne
Governor Hagerman’s New Mexican Message Endorsed
The Citizen reports Governor Hagerman’s lengthy message, issued twelve hours before other Albuquerque papers, aligns with the paper’s past positions. It notes the governor’s recommendations will be debated by the legislature and echoes New Mexican on limited disputes within the Republican ranks.
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Ermur Tmagerman
Albuquerque
Muessa
Hagerman
Governor's Message Critiques and Proposals for New Mexico
The governor's message endorses much of the New Mexican advocacy and approves key 36th assembly measures while critiquing bias and certain funding methods. It recommends a straight salary for county officials, cautions against fee-based pay, and notes concerns about corruption and graft, urging a clearer public directory and checks on commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-Sixth Legislative Assembly
Miguel A. Otero
Senator Bailey as Corporate Lawyer Sparks Public Backlash
A fragmentary notice notes anger at Senator Bailey for stump speeches filled with patriotic rhetoric while criticized for being a corporation lawyer. It cites repeated indictments at Findlay Ohio and comments on public standards. references support for four theaters and national theater funding amidst financial strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Mr Dooley in English Comes To The American Magazine
P Dunne editor and thinker in The American Magazine offers his buoyant philosophy in plain English and the Miglet of Mr Dooley. In the February issue a long unsigned piece titled A Talk About Lincoln reflects Dunne’s influence and his view of Lincoln through contemporary and historical lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Dunne
Amecon
Mr. Dooley
Interpreter’s House
Dunne
Lincoln
Mr Dunne
Saturday Evening Post
Peter Dunne
Emmerson
Adelson
Jasper
Boston
New York
Horace Eley
Joe Medill
Chicago
Petersburg
Pullman Stanton
Sumner
Dana
Thompson
Stanton
Hay
Lin
Strong Plea for Mining Cabinet Seat in Congress
An excerpt from ex-Senator Thomas Kearny urges a mining department and cabinet representation, arguing U S mineral output drives national wealth and commerce. The letter emphasizes mining's vast impact on employment and regional development, urging formal recognition by government.
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Thomas Kearix
Utah
Sulu Lake
Wtter
Guy
United States
Congress
San
Larme
Government of Agriculture
Bn Ubere
Raimena Ste Hn
Various Church and Community Meetings Noted in Local Notices
The Elks plan a regular meeting with initiation and lunch tonight. Mesa Agricultural Association convenes at Rothenberg Schloss store at 7 29. Commercial club seeks large turnout. The famous orchestra of the Ina Club plays for a semi monthly dance by Jean Lumber Company brass band. Lead Avenue Methodist Ladies Aid meets tomorrow at 2 20 in church parlors, full attendance urged. A novelty box social benefits Highland Methodist Church at J B McCoy home. Six O clock club hosts Prof C Viodgift from University of New Mexico on Juvenile Courts at Lead Avenue Methodist Church. Elks invite an Indies smoker with cards required Wednesday Jan 30 for members and wives.
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Mesa Agricultural Association
Rothenberg & Schloss
Ina
el Jean Lumber Company
Dan Rape
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lead Avenue Methodist Church
J. B. McCoy
South Eaith Street
Highland Methodist Church
C. & Viodgift
University of New Mexico
The
Brotherhood of St Paul
Pope of Simple Wants Rome Pope Pius X in Simple Living
The article portrays Pope Pius X as the most lovable Vatican pope in generations, praising his plain, disciplined routine and democratic spirit. It details his mornings, audiences, walks, meals, tobacco habit, study, and modest private rooms, framing him as humble and devoted. It also notes a separate item on Triple Link Rebekah Lodge No. 10 supporting a cooperative cemetery.
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Rome
Civi
Pius X
Holy Father
Vatican
Monsignor
Bressau
Pereini
Pius
Hislith
Turkey
Medmont Jorge Quantinios
Golden Room Company Day Sale Opens January 24
The Golden Room Company announces a six day sale starting Thursday January 24 at 9 a.m. featuring a full stock of cloaks suits coats petticoats skirts muslin underwear waists kimonas hot water bottles and lounging robes at prices below manufacturer cost with special bargains in topsy hovers and Warner's corsets plus new dress goods arriving at the store.
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Clearane Vale
Apecal Bargaina
Warner
Goods Company
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Kingston
Jamaica
Wm. A. Buddecki
Las Vegas
Kilkenny
Eandidates
Berna- Milo
Uy Vet
Dininy
Maree
Hine
Phun
Mynun
Cie
Larvn
Une
Findlay
Ohio
France
the Elks
of Elks’ Lodge
Elin
Elke
Pope
Simple
Rebeka Lodge No
Harmony Lodge No. 1
10. C. F
Co-Operative Cemetery Association
Odd Perlows' Hall
the Golden Roompany Day Gootes
F. H. Strong
William McIntosh
McIntosh Hardware Co
T. C
NEAD
E. Maharam
Railroad Ave
A. D. Johnson
Omesh
General
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
Black 103
J. T. Harger
12Th Street
Mountain Road
Imperial Laundry Co
J. D. Eakin
G. Glom
Chas, Melini
O. Bachechi
Consolidated Liquor Company
Melini & Eakin
Bachechi & Giomi
Southwest
Jas. 8
Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
St. Louis
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
T. J. Monarch
United State
Humphrey Ovals
Electric
Fourth and
Gold Avenue
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music CO
South Second Street
Albuquerque, New Mexico
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop's
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