New Mexico Dowry Agriculture: Foundation of Prosperity
The piece argues agriculture, sericulture, commerce, and manufacture outperform mining for broad wealth and equality. It cites Pueblo Star Journal and The Citizen to claim New Mexico outranks Arizona in industry besides coal, noting agricultural wealth will endure after mines fade. It warns against union with Arizona as a "dowered" bride, yet supports union with conditions.
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Pueblo
Colo
Star-Journal
Thia State
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Centennial
Arizona
New Mexico
Eps Randolph
Senator Clark
Phelps- Dodge
Charley Shannon
California
Montana
New York
Tully
Wise Judge Warns New Mexico and Arizona On Statehood
St Louis judge Matt G Reynolds, respected by many in the Sunshine Territory, says rejecting the Hamilton statehood act could cut future U S generosity. He predicts Congress might carve Arizona from the two territories if the joint measure fails, urging voters to heed the interview’s cautions.
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Matt G. Reynolds
St. Louis
la Thoroghly
New Mex
Jean
New Mexico
Arizona
Congress
United States
Reynolds
Sunshien
Sunshine Territory
Mine Owners Unite to Defeat State Hood in Arizona
The Chilhowa Mex Enterprise reports English syndicate purchases of Mark Smith and Judge L. O. Cowen's Congreso and El Genado mines for 250000. Mines lie 55 miles west of Carbo and 80 miles NW of Hermosillo with about 1000 feet of development.
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Mark Smith
Arizona
Chilmahua
Mex
Tucson
Congreso
el Genado
L. O. Cowen
Yukon to pay Hatfield $10000 for rain making
Dawson authorities agree to pay C M Hatfield ten thousand dollars for a season of rain making at King Solomon's Dome, twenty eight miles from Dawson. Half funded by the Yukon council and miners, a committee led by George T Coffee will judge if Hatfield earns the prize. Hatfield claims to attract moisture via electrical vibration with chemical aid, inspecting daily from his tower.
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Dawson
Yukon
C. M. Hatfield
Hatfield
Yukon Council
United States
Right raising of a little boy and social reform
Upton Sinclair argues the fundamental purpose of rearing a boy unites humanity. He contends cooperative communities fail due to idealists clashing, and that proper boy-raising can curb social evils, poverty, and inequality, forging a common impulse and lasting uplift for society.
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Upton Sinclair
Sinclair
Unaccountableness of Youthful Depravity by Ella K Dearborn
A study of Juvenile Court cases questions who is to blame for youth depravity. It contrasts views of parental responsibility with cases from supposedly good homes and bad environments, noting strong language about reform efforts and the influence of a single corrupting mother in a neighborhood.
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Ella K. Dearborn
Nelet Borhood
Where It Belonged A Harpers Weekly note on a rejected manuscript
An amateur authoress submitted a story to Harper's Weekly and waited weeks without hearing back. She pressed for a decision, mentioning other irons in the fire. The editor replied advising her to pity with the other irons.
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Atery Te & Magazine
Harper's Weekly
Local brief notes from Santa Fe and Albuquerque visitors
Hon. Bassey and Col Hopewell travel between Santa Fe and Albuquerque with Dele kate Andrews. Col John Stein departs for San Marcial on hotel business, returning tomorrow. A H McDermott visits his son in Santa Fe while his son works as cattle buyer for G H Hammond Chicago. Col George Neher and Mrs Neher return from Denver where Elks convention impressed Albuquerque. Mrs J Pratt also travels. a letter from Mrs John Borradaile and Col Perfecto Armijo expected tomorrow. Sheriff A will likely accompany Mrs Pratt from Fort Houston.
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Bassey
Jor
Albuquerque Eastern
Santa Fe Central
Pennsylvania Development Company
Santa Fe
Kate W. H. Andrews
Col
Etter
Stein
A. H. McDermott
Boria
N. M
McDermott
G. H.hammond Company
Chicago
George K. Neher
White Elephant
Denver
The
Elks
Auguerque
Tor J
J. Pratt
John Borradaile
Perfecto Armijo
Fort Houston
Texas
United States Army
Mosher
Forever
Pratt
Albuquerque Colony Thrives Along Long Beach Coast
W. M. Meats of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance visits Long Beach reporting a large Albuquerque colon y of over 100 residents there with hundreds more along the coast from Santa Monica to San Pedro. He notes T A Whitler in Long Beach real estate, H B Munson selling a Long Beach fruit business, and Dr F D Bishop, once an Albuquerque resident.
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W. M. Meats
Life Insurries Company
Long Beach
Calif
Albuquerque
Pacific Coast
Santa Monica
San Pedro
T. A. Whitler
Goingwell
Munson
FD. Bishop
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Strickler
W. T. McCreight
San Francisco Chronicle
Empire
France
Taine
Nevada
Utah
Mississippi
Europe
Ork
George T. Coffee
J. W. Anderson 4 CO
Raynolds Block
Jaffa Grocery CO
Lyllian Leighton Stock Co
Co-Operative Building and Loan, Association of Albuquerque
Grant Block
H. H. Tilton
Dilgard
Fifth Street
Railroad Ave
Miss Leighton
Jean Inglesine
la Belle Marie
the Bank OF Commerce
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Cali
M. Mandell
Sosh Hardware Company
P.M. Davis
Mills Novelty Company
South Second Street
Traction Park
St. Elmos
Mclntosh Browns
Care
Faywood
Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Beach Line
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
J. H. O’reilly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Loudon
Jersey Farm
Porterfield CO
West Gold
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