Representative Denniston Defends Vote On District Attorney Bill
The Las Vegas Optic reports from Santa Fe that Albuquerque Morning Journal's attack on Representative Denniston is rejected. Denniston says he voted for the district attorney bill in the late session, supports popular government, and warns against factional pressure. He asserts he acted in the interest of constituents and rejects insinuations of changing his vote. A separate Stockholm note mentions Sweden considering universal suffrage, naval station plans, a free port, and hydraulic power use.
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Las Vegas
S Hill
Optic
Denniston
Albuquerque Journal
Legislative Assembly
Congress
Philippine
Stockholm
Storting
Lidnigo
Sweden
Crook Nabbed at Winslow by Sheriff Woods
Sullivan also known as Martin was arrested at Winslow on a $500 reward. The Wells Fargo thief faced accusations in Maricopa and Oklahoma for stealing a diamond pin and money orders. He worked as a night apprentice at Pinta, allegedly signaling the day man who alerted authorities. Sheriff Woods took him to Holbrook after identification by Wells Fargo auditor LM Williams.
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Sullivan
Martin
Maricopa County
Oklahoma
Welle Fargo
Pinta
Winklow
Noo
Woods
LM. Williams
Wells Fargo Co
Holbrook
Maricapa Comunety
Democrats Exvor Election Of District Atoms Eyes
A Roswell dispatch dated Jan 28 reports a telegram sent to Hon. Jo Cameron in Santa Fe. It is signed by twelve Chaves County bar members and three Roosevelt County bar members, urging election of district attorney and a vote of the people, requesting support for such a measure.
Political Pressure Builds as Duma Elections Near
Dispatch from St Petersburg notes a government circular urging governors to back government candidates, with deportation and imprisonment threats against agitators. Press favors constitutional democrats, while deputies predict the next Douma may fail to govern Russia and risk empire disintegration.
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SS. Petersburg
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Constitutional Democrats
Swiss watch prices rise as importers boost costs
Importers of Swiss watches and clocks raised prices by 6 to 16 percent, following American clock makers. Retail dealers may apply larger increases. Cheaper watches with plated and nickel cases are most affected. foreign timepieces face a customs duty of 35.
Watches and Imports Rise as Swiss Goods Dominate US Market
The report notes ad valorem duties of 25 percent, summing to over 50 percent in total, and claims More Swike watches now outsell American ones in the United States. It records foreign watch imports valued at 2,665,942 dollars last fiscal year, almost all from Switzerland.
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United States
Switeerland
Prices High On Imported Goods In Mexico Report
United States Consul Duharme of Saltillo reports high prices on nearly all life’s necessaries in parts of Mexico. Imported merchandise commands exorbitant prices and many families shop in the United States or via parcels post. Merchants fear the parcels trade and may push for larger sales at modest profits. Progress suggests many Mexicans will soon consider more commodities as necessities. Another item notes the 13th annual architectural exhibition by the T Square club in Philadelphia ended as a success with notable drawings for the Hague peace palace, Pennsylvania RR, New York terminal, and San Francisco beautification plans.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Duharme
Saltillo
Mexico
Philadelph
T-Square Club
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Peace Palace
the Hague
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Washington National Museum
San Francisco
Intermeat
Academy
National Society of Mural Painters
Jamestown Exposition Palace Rapidly Rising in Progress
Norfolk Va Jan 31 The state exhibit palace the largest structure on the Jamestown exposition grounds occupies 356000 square feet of exhibit space The commercial pier extending 2000 feet into Hampton Roads is finished Work on grounds and landscape design aims for completion by the April 26 1907 opening Also includes an advertisement for Bucklen Arnica Salve claiming it cures fever sores ulcers piles and skin ailments for 25 cents at drug stores.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
John Kemp
Bast Onfield
Safety devices to ward off death urged by American Institute of Social Service
The American Institute of Social Service led by Joriah Strong calls for widespread safety devices to prevent deaths and injuries in railroads, steamboats, factories, and transport. They urge manufacturers and public opinion to adopt safer working conditions, aiming to reduce 575,000 deaths per decade and millions of injuries.
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American Institute OF Social Service
United States
Joriah Strong
Kovlety
Roosevelt
Strong
Algodones Notes Describe Road Work and Local Rumors
Special Correspondence from Algodones notes fencing of right of way by a gang to save the railroad company money on stock killed, and a rumor that Bernuillo Mercantile Co building may be replaced by a large store. Also mentions Hagan Coal Co stoppage, San Pedro Gold and Coal Co pump issues, farmers preparing for planting, and legislative salary law debate for county offices.
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Algodones
Tu Fe
Aole
Low Fine Canal Company
Bern ‘Ullo Mercantile Company
Bernuullo
Hagan Cal Company
Santa Fe Company
San Pedro Gold and C Company
M.D. Douglas Lau
J. HM
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days With PazO Ointment
Advertisement notices PazO Ointment claiming cure for itching and all forms of piles within six to fourteen days or a full refund. Includes a price line and Walton's Drug Store name among marketing details.
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Copper Avenue
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