Hagerman letters reveal political pressure in New Mexico
A batch of letters from H. J. Hagerman in Santa Fe and Roswell in 1907 show requests to publish opinions, wire endorsements, and organize support against district attorney bills. Hagerman presses for neutral Moran votes, denounces Bursam’s faction, and notes a rotten political situation as he seeks help from Hinkle and allies in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
J. A. Mahoney
Deming
Moran
Bursam
J. J. Hagerman
Roswell
Hinkle
H. J. Hagerman
Pald Govt
Beaven Rites Mark Funeral of Albuquerque Young Man
The funeral of William A. Beaven, who died after a month long illness, was held at Border's chapel then at Immaculate Conception church. Knights of Columbus led services, casket escorted to Santa Barbara cemetery. Beaven, nephew of County Treasurer John S. Beaven, was a trusted Whitney Company employee and well known in Albuquerque, with many friends mourning his passsing and a council resolution offering sympathy.
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William A. Beaven
Border's Chapel
Immaculate Conception Church
Knight of Columbus
Knights of Columbus
The
Immaculate Conception
Key
A. M. Mandalari
Santa Barbara Cemetery
Ig Hus A. Beaven
John 8. Beaven
Albuquerque
Tle
Albuquerque Council
Drowned Mexican musician Villegas body still missing
The body of Francisco Villegas, a young Mexican National show musician, remains unfound after a drowning near Barelas bridge on Saturday. Searchers fear the body may be buried by sands or snagged under driftwood as the incident ties up two other missing musicians and a stabbing case within the troupe.
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Francisco Vil
Barelas Bridge
Villegas
Albuquerque
Heat Affects Prisoner Brain Arraignment Sparks Debate
Christian Iverson was arraigned on drunk and disorderly charges before Police Judge Maclellan and sent to city jail for five days. He claimed lingering effects from a lightning strike at age nineteen cause occasional fits and denied intoxication, attributing behavior to heat.
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Christian Iverson
Maclellan
Iverson
Chief McMillin
Marion Littrell Inspects convict camp near Las Vegas
Marion Littrell, superintendent of the territorial prison, surveys the convict camp on the scenic highway near Las Vegas New Mexico making minor guard changes. He may review meat sale practices at the camp amid concerns of excessive rates. Littrell declines to speak for publication and names Marcelino Aldereto to the night guard shift at Santa Fe.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Marion Littrell
Territorial
Littrell
Marcelino Aldereto
Anta Fe
Inquest Opens Over Death of Miss Philbrick in Gallup
An inquest was opened by Justice of the Peace W. W. McClellan into the death of Miss Emily Philbrick who died at Santa Fe hospital from an accident in Gallup on Saturday. The jury viewed the body and adjourned the case to July 17 at 2 o clock. The article notes the funeral of Mrs FH Walking held yesterday at the Presbyterian church with burial in Fairview cemetery. Also mentions a classified ad for a soda fountain operator and an ad for De Witt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve sold locally.
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Emily Philbrick
Santa Fe
Gallup
W. W. McClellan
Presbyterian Church
Fairview Cemetery
Hugh A. Cooper
Pain relief claims spark confusion in old time medical ad
An unusual ad fragment touts Dr Rhooe s headache tablets promising rapid blood pressure control. It mocks common symptoms and urges readers to trust the product while noting dubious effects and unclear ingredients.
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Rhooe
Fearnie
Excellent Result of Effort Against Disease
A 19th century overview praises the U S Bureau of Animal Industry within the Agriculture Department. It describes four divisions dairy inspection quarantine and bio chemic and highlights activities from dairy product inspection to meat export control and post mortem checks. It notes campaigns against cattle pleuro pneumonia scabies in sheep Texas fever ticks and the use of vaccines to guard livestock with several stations and breed farms supporting research and cattle health. The piece lauds the bureau as a costless yet vital contributor to the nation’s animal industry and notes a historic 1903 disease eradication effort among horses.
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United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
A. D. Melvin
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Lve
New Mexico Sheep Sanitary Board
Kovernment
la Buquergue
Bureau of Jantmal
Inspectious
Uioe
Government efforts to breed improved saddle horses in Colorado
In Colorado the government pursues breeding an improved saddle horse for U S cavalry. The Bureau of Animal Industry outlines a vast, evolving program. The department’s work, seen as a model for others, advances in combating animal diseases, with livestock remaining vulnerable for years to come.
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Colorado
U. S. Cavalry
Bureau of Animal Industry
Woman Fatally Injured by Santa Fe Train Near Gale lup New Mexico
Miss Emily Philbrick, a Fort Defiance Indian School teacher, was fatally injured when struck by a Santa Fe switch train at Gale l up New Mexico early Saturday. She died at 11 p m after brain concussion and the loss of her right leg below the knee. Her sister Katherine and mother Mrs Sarah Philbrick attended the bedside as doctors fought to save her. Funeral services were held this afternoon and the body will be taken to Fenimore Wisconsin for burial accompanied by her mother and sister. DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills are advertised as a remedy for backache and kidney inflammation. Sold by J H O Rielly & Co.
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Emily Philbrick
Fort Defiance
Santa Fe
Gale Lup
N. M
Sant Fe
Miss Philbrick
Cutter
William H. Burr
Gallup
Katherine Philbrick
Albuquerque
J.C. Rollins
First Methodist Church
Nelating
Fennmore
Wis
Racial Car Sign Edict Reported in Juarez Town
An Albuquerque businessman cites a Mexican official in Juarez ordering movable "These Seats for Whites" and "For Colored People" signs on streetcars to manage crowds. Violators face removal from cars and arrest by rurales as crowds shift seating.
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Juares
el Maso
Albuquerque
Thane
Senate
Fee's Peerless Home Made Candies at Walton's Drug Store
A brief item noting Fee's Peerless home made candies are sold at Walton's Drug Store. The notice highlights availability and location, presenting a simple promotional card from the era.
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Fee
Walton's Drug Store
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