The Citizen Denounces Hagerman Reform Regime Graft
The Citizen denounces the Hagerman era as a fraudulent reform, accusing territorial officials of graft and conspiracy to undermine the Republican party. It pledges to oppose hypocrisy and treachery while supporting honest government and the square deal, urging reform only with true accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial
Hagerman
Republican Organization
Republican Party
New Mexico
Democratic Party
Crop Report 1907 Outlook For Major Grains In 1907
The government crop report shows wheat at about 634 million bushels, corn 2.56 billion, oats 973 million, and barley 163 million for 1907, with declines in most cereals except oats. Analysts warn forecasts may change before harvest, weather can swing results, and prices may rise for consumers. The piece also notes political and regional comments on meat supply and local reactions to leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Globe Democrat
Globe-Democrat Sa
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Wilson
Local Albuquerque Notes and Appointments Roundup
A stream of city happenings includes visits by RK Kelley and Edward Paul to markets, Montoya family returning from Santa Fe, Mrs Rosefiwald leaving for California, J H O Risily heading to Pecos, and Rosenwald holidaying. business talks by Kaseman of Domingo Lumber and Lareh of Southwestern Lead & Coast, Worswick’s Navajo trip, and a large upcoming J F Palmer auction at First and Marquette. The California Limited delay, streetcar routes to the Palmer sale, athletic staff signings for July 28, and probate court actions cap a busy day in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T, RK. Kelley
Betancia Valley
Edward Paul
Limon
Nestor Montoya
Santa Fe
Mra EB. Rosefiwald
California
J. H. O'Risily
Pecos
A. Rosenwald
New York City
Davis
Ben Wolller
Wiliam Stone
Denver
Colo
Albuquerque
J. F. Palmer
Last Vegas
J. F. Palmer‘s
First
Marquette
Rign
J. F. Palmer's
Second
George A. Kaseman
Domingo Lumber Co
Domingo
Harry Owens
Klock and Owens
Matson
Mclntosh
Browns
Bull
Traction Pari
el Paso Southwestern
Paul A. Lareh
Southwestern Lead & Coast
Eagle
Clty
KR. C. Worswick
Bureau of Animal Industry
Arizona
Belle
Hannah Sower
Ella May Bangs
Kathryn Hammer
Marie Mields
Massie
Alien Leonard
Merle Field
Miller
Imperial Quintette
W. O. Peltier
J. A. Jones
F W.yer
H.T. Onstead
PF. Keraman
W. K. Preston
University of New Mexico
Cent Company
el Paso
Edward H. Kemp
San Francisco
Modesto C. Ortiz
Octavio Martinez
Jystem
Bernalilio
Martinez
Grand
Isabel Lucero
Alfredo M. Sandoval
Alameda
Clothilde Alamil
Francisco Salazar
Toreon
M. B. I. Gray
Detroit
Mich
5. A. Rosenwald
Third and
Central Avenue
Mrs.Gray
Petit Martha BE. Hart
John Hart
Tomero
Armory Committee
Elica’ Opera House
Seston
Alfredo Sandoval
Jesus Maria Sandoval
Sandoval
Isabel Luce Montoya
Francisco Lucero Monotya
McKinley County and Its Great Coal Fields
Special report from Gallup on the American Fuel company’s dominance in McKinley county coal. Mines Clarkville Weaver Heaton Navajo Otero supply 4000+ miners with crews. Gibson and nearby towns host diverse workers, colorful homes, and a developing rail line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
American Fuel Company
McKinley County
Clarkville
Weaver
Heaton
Otto
Albert Low
Otero
John Beddow & Co
John Jennings I
Wm. Westwater
Gibson
D. Pattison
Pittivan
Telegraphic Markets and Livestock Brief from Kansas City and Chicago
Market letters from F J Graf & Co Albuquerque relay mixed prices on New York stocks and major metals. Kansas City reports strong market for cattle and sheep with varied bids. Chicago Livestock shows steady cattle and strong hogs. Chicago and Joliet area record closing quotes for corn pork lard and butter. Wool market in St Louis noted as steady with little change.
New Restaurant Opens Under Marcus and Anderson Management
A new restaurant has opened in the former Graham's Car location under the management of Marcus and Anderson. It promises first class service and top market offerings at reasonable prices. Anderson is praised as an experienced cook and Marcus as a knowledgeable manager, inviting public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus and Anderson
Graham
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Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Sien Publishing CO
William F. Brogan
W. S. Strickler
Ea Job Department
Southwest
Associated Press Report and Auxiliary News Service
the Crop Report
Las Vegas
Hayward
Des Moines Daily News
Tts
Arizona Star
Towa
Lax
Territorial Prison
Bryce Myx
Oklahoma
Burlington
Ara Vista
Quay County
Lapland
Iceland
Sean
Dyan Beiets
Roswell
Morning Journal
Faivey
Guadalajara
Mexico
Jalisco
Joe Harris
Harris
Awart Developments
Thomas F. Meyers
Nina M. Meyern
IWOW
McClellan
Twelfth Street
New York
Peterson
Mkinley County
Rio Puerco
Stevan
Canovan
Ers
Gijen
M. Akers
Compa
Jmen
Ean
Gibeon
Gibbin Hill
Amerie Fuel Company
Jacob Peternel
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
B. K. Adams
Indiana
Jonesboro
Hoosier
F. J. Graf & Co
Barnett Building
N. M
Getobercote
Atherican Smelters
American Car Foundry
Aigconda Atchixon
Baltimore and Ohio
Veeceeres
Jorado
Eaets
Erie
Pennsylvania
Frock Island Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Union Pacific
B.S
Veene Cananea
Old Dominion Copper Dance
Rs Nipissing North Hutte
Kansas City
Tn Lower
Southern
Western Fed
Chicago
Strong
Howe Western
Igitteago
Pelter Market
Wilver
Louis
Kent
Titel
Cuba
M. L. Schutt
South 2Nd Street
Travelers’ Insurance Co
Martford
Conn
Sadie
Plonte
Bambrook Bros
John Street
French Bakery Co
R.R. Ave
C. F. Allen
West Gold
BAR OF Commerce
South First St
Gradi
Giannini
J. Korber & CO
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
Andrew Jackson
Old Hick
Ory
Rocker
Albert Faber
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