Inaugural Collier’s reader riffs on cost of living
The editor of Collier’s shares reader contributions on the higher cost of living and its effects on prices. Isaac Russell of Salt Lake offers a brisk, satirical summary about construction costs, labor raises, and union wage boosts, ending with a humorous poke at political and social angles.
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Collier's
Isaac Russell
Salt Lake
Electric Workers’ Union
Harriman
Debs
Japan wary as San Francisco riots threaten treaty ties
Tokyo reports fear that a deeply laid plan fuels anti Japanese demonstrations in San Francisco. Citing pressure on American reporters, officials warn danger is near and mutual goodwill may fail if discrimination continues against Japanese nationals under existing treaty rights.
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Tokio
Japan
San Francisco
Operatives Plotted Violence in Cripple Creek District
Defense witnesses recount threats and plots led by W. F. Davis and associates in Nevada and Cripple Creek. Orchard testifies of a plan to blow up Vindicator mine with 3200 in powder and of derailing Florence & Cripple Creek line. Davis identified as paymaster for violence and as a key organizer in the district.
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Nesses
Orchard
W. F. Davis
Big Bill
Nevada
Cripple Creek
Learly
Bill Davis
Vindicator
Davis
Sherman Parker
Florence & Cripple Creek
Trelford Quits Amid Prison Reform Talk
The article reports Trelford quitting after revealing weakness, while Superintendent Littrett signals plans to purge undesirable staff at the prison. It promises to retain a few capable turnkey men, end cruelty at the wood shed, and govern the institution economically and humanely.
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Fire Morning Journal
Littrell
Jarden Sample
Littrett
What the Kidneys Do and Do Not Do
An aged home remedy ad explains kidney function and symptoms of kidney trouble. It includes a testimonial from J. W. Weir of Albuquerque about Doan's Kidney Pills curing his backache and kidney issues. The Milburn Co. of Buffalo is listed as the U S sole agent with a 50 cent price.
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J. W. Weir
Eleventh Street
Albuquerque
N. M
Doan
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Dean
City notes and arrivals in El Paso and Albuquerque
Giles of El Paso visitors in the city. B Roseberry comes from Cincinnati. Prantey to Jemez Springs outing. National Guard Company G rifle practice. J R Stoker in town on business. west Central Avenue sewer work. Indiana club meets at Soult Inglee’s. Bob West returns from Silver City. L G Gremner to Milwaukee. Alamo Hive No 4 review at Odd Fellows hall. Marcial visiting Ft Hatton. A J Frank leaves for Algodones. Ernest Meyer to Prescott for unveiling of ONeill monument. Pedro Montano pleads guilty to drunkenness. wool buyers pay 1.5 to 6.5 cents. Luz mine assay at 29.78 per ton. Quier painting Socorro court house. California Limited arrives late. Burtner and National Guard officers' board action. Mandelvich wed in Kansas City. Col McCorriston plans Jemez Springs trip. miners at High Peak export supplies. American Lumber Co concert at Robinson Park. Casino concert well attended. Holmes aiding Santa Fe tracks. Low Cerrillos crane crew. local officials attend Bernalillo meeting. baseball game recount with locals. war department recruiting station eyed for Albuquerque. Monson and Pronecher return from Indian pub trip. plan Santa Fe and New York trip. Electric Bitters hailed for stomach and liver relief.
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SF. Giles
el Paso
B. Rosebrry
Cincinnati
Ohio
Prantey
Jemez Hot Springs
Company G
National Guard
J. R. Stoker
The
Santa Fe
Bluewater
N. M
West Central Avenue
Tenth Street
Indiana Club
Soult Inglee
North Second Street
Bob West
Sliver City
West
Sturges
L. G. Gremner
Colorado ‘Telephone Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Albuquerque
B. Ruppe
Wm. Jenks
Luz
High Peak
Charles Quier
Frank Quier
Socorro
Court House
Harry Bo Lee
Kerber
California Limited
Wagon Mound
Las Vegas
AO. Burtner
Mexico National Guard
Jr. Ruppe
John F. Pearce
Heald
M. Mandelvich
Corrales
Kansas City
Arthur Yanow
McCorriston
Jomex Springs
Col. McCorriston
Maine
Bland
Frank Little
Joe Colwell
John Colwell
Stephen Colwell
American Lumber Go
Robinson Park
F. Holmes
Low Cerrillos
L. Y. Lewis
Lee Schellenberger
W. B
FE. W. Dobson
Miera
C. B. Spader
Sandoval County
Bernalillo
Childers and
Dobson
Priles
Raine Riley
Geronter Socorro Sund
Edwards
M. Hildebrandt
Socoreans
Bel
War Départment
el Wright
el Pano
New Mexico
Frederick J. Monson
Robert Pronecher
New York
Monsen
Eur
I used to think the only good Indian dead Indian
City Attorney Hickey recalls his past views at Haskell Institute in Kansas and describes a transformative encounter in Albuquerque with Indian students now grown into a visiting baseball team. He credits them with teaching respect for Native people and noting Indians as loyal friends.
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Hickey
Haskell Institute
Kansas
Red Man
Albuquerque
Mortuary notices for Gutierrez and Cu tierre z at Santa Fe area
Mrs. Alvedra Gutierrez aged 19 wife of Tom Gutierres Santa Fe employee died last night at her Barelas home of pneumonia. Funeral tomorrow at San Jose church with interment in San Jose cemetery. She leaves a husband and infant son. Maximiano Gutierrez pioneer died Wednesday at his Candelaria home. funeral yesterday from that place with interment in Santa Barbara cemetery.
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Alvedra Gutierrez
Tom Gutierres
The
Santa Fe
Barelas
San Jose
Maximiano Cutierrez
Candelaria
Santa Barbara Cemetery
Market letters and cattle and corn prices report
Telegraphic markets show Chicago and New Mexico market data with cattle receipts around 10 000 and 8 000 sheep, prices for southern and western cattle and cows, and notes on lambs range and money markets. Also lists several stock exchange names and commodity quotes with July and September dates. Market tone remains steady with mixed cattle and sheep results and general price ranges.
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Kansas City
Attows
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
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Citizen Publishing CO
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Southwest
Associated Press Report and Auxiliary News Service
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Trelford
Territorial Penitentiary
Roosevelt
Congress
Departments
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Morning Journal
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Indiana
Andrew Carnegie
Berlin
Vordon
Denver
Michael Hillegas
Henry Gaseaway Davis
West Virginia
Boston
el Pass
Fiddler Nero
Fiddler Xchmite
Douma
Defense
Alamo Hive No. 4
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Geo. H. Parris
Cedar, Grove
Bert
Parte
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
F. J. Graf & Co
Barnett Building
American Sugar
Amalgamated Copper
American Smelters
American Car Foundry
Atchisonnae Anaconda
Baltimore
Ontario
Western
Canadian Pacific
Colorado
Feul
Erle
Louisville Allsnourl
Pacife
Mexican Central National
New York Centra Norfolk
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island Cor
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
St. Paul
Uh Brkarceweh
WR & Phips
Union Pacific
Old Dominion
Butte
Money Market
Frime Mercantile
Call Money Med
Ter Marken
St. Louis
Metal Market
Iteal
Evening Citizen
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
J. Korber & CO
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
Albert
Central Avenue
FABER
Staab Building
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