Dark horse Democrat candidate eyed by southern press
The southern press ponders Colonel Watterson s claim of a dark horse Democrat for president. He hints the candidate lives west of the Alleghenies and north of the Potomac, is young, Lincoln-like, and a man of the people, with Minnesota Governor John A Johnson flagged as a strong fit due to humble Swedish roots and self-made rise.
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Watterson
Alleghenies
Line of the Potomac
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Folk
Missouri
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
John
Brafters: expenses for the at attorney general’s office
The annual appropriation for the attorney general’s office totals 900 with 1907 noted. Former Attorney General Reid served four months of the current fiscal year and allocated 296.41 for distribution on behalf of the territory, leaving 4.59 to defray remaining eight months. The piece criticizes reformers for increasing contingent expenses and questions honesty in road government and reform. It cites editorials from Las Cruces and Artesia reflecting on prosperity in the Mesilla Valley and critiques penitentiary spending, land entries, and Roosevelt’s policies. The discourse critiques graft accusations amid political tensions and media commentary.
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Reid
Revision Board
Hagerman
Albuquerque Daily Roundup News and Local Happenings
A compact survey of Albuquerque area events lists visitors Malcolm McDougal of Kettner and J.T. McLaughlin of San Pedro arriving in the city. train No. 9 arrived delayed, with changes in engine crew. Local activities include a L O T M meeting, grape crop outlook near Corrales, opening of dove season, and various road and construction updates.
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Malcolm McDougal
Kettner
N. M
Albuquerque
J.T. McLaughlin
San Pedro
Charles Spidel
Morrison
Alamo Hive
Corrales
Defense Attempts to Prove Orchard Insane
Springs and Cole presented the last morning witness who said Detective Lyte Gregory was employed to obtain evidence in a conspiracy case tied to the Sun and Moon mine attack. The defense contends Gregory had no link to Federation interests while Hichardeon and Sabin clashed over the Colorado Sun and Moon explosion case. Richardson noted Rabin and eighty Citizens' Alliance members were bonded for peace during the explosion aftermath. The witness denied Federation prosecutions. A recess followed the cross examination.
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Richardson
Rabin
Citizen's Alliance
Federation
Telegraphic Markets and weathered grain notes
Market letters from F J Graf Co Albuquerque report on London copper, New York loans, Chicago farm prices, Kansas City cattle, and Chicago wheat with scattered bank and bond news. Crop weather improves at Chicago, London gold, and US stock bids steady. corn and oats mixed. wool markets steady. money market firm. Imperial Laundry ad.
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New York
Harriman Ri
London
Frisco
National City Bank
Bank of Commerce
York City
Chicago
Bank of England
Summer clearance sale at 112 North Beyond street
Two hundred acres of farm ly land in bos Laumis county att anuler ditch Ve 5 Mioma Cuba N eeet ee Come to the ors midsum mer clearance sale everything reduced in goods you want for this hot weather Shirt waists skirts under wear Oxfords In white tan and black hosiery sun bonnets belts mens 1 25 shirts Toe The shirts 0o Soc shirts 390 mens silk faced 506 underwear 390 Mens and boy s walls all reduced Hundreds of other bargains Special cute on all kinds of groceries Come and look lots of clerks to wait on you The lemon ade is free 112 North Beyond street Big lot of graniteware 23
Ireland ready for ten year struggle for rights
The article cites Ireland in industrial revival yet notes agriculture underpins the economy. It argues private capital from the United States could fund Ireland's industrial growth while land reform remains essential. It defends grazing ranches and urges ending emigration by prioritizing people over cattle.
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Ireland
America
United States
Land League
Michael Davitt
Poll tax enforcement in Albuquerque voiced by JP McClellan
Justice of the Peace W. W. McClellan reports that many Albuquerque residents pay poll tax without trouble while some resist. He notes few receive compensation for collecting taxes and that only actions brought against nonpayers yield any remuneration, suggesting tax collection is largely nonremunerative.
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Albuquerque
Justice of the Peace
W. W. McClellan
Wanted Woman for General Housework and Cooking
Classified ad notes a woman wanted for general housework with good cooking skills and wages of 30 dollars. The listing includes contact Mrs. Gregory Page in Guilup, New Mexico. Also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation, priced 25 cents with free samples, sold by druggists.
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Gregory Page
Guilup
N. M
Chamberlain
New Restaurant Opens Under Marcus and Anderson
A new restaurant under the management of Marcus and Anderson opens in the former Graham's Café site. It promises first class service and the best market offerings at prices fitting the times. Anderson is described as an experienced local cook and Marcus as knowledgeable in restaurant management. Patronage is welcomed.
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Marcus and Anderson
Graham
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