Meat packers blamed for long exposure to public indifference
Denver Times commentary argues that Chicago meat packers ignored repeated exposures of contamination dating back to the Spanish American War. The piece criticizes the packers for trusting public apathy and presidential inaction, urging cleaner practices and humane worker conditions to avoid further losses.
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Roosevelt Commission
Beef Trust
Tet Trust
White House
Appeal
Reason
Meat Trust
Theodore G. Root
Lancet
Coller
Lincoln
Teddy
Denver Times
Judge Johnson Sees Divorce Roots in Love and Money
Denver three judge Johnson addresses twenty divorce cases and urges love as the true aim of marriage while blaming broader social and economic factors for marital breakdown. The Denver News echoes the view that false ideals fuel divorce, calling it a tragedy and linking remedies to reaffirming love as the core fulfillment of marriage.
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Johnson
Denver
Denver News
Statehood compromise advances with presidential sign plan
A telegram to The Citizen reports the statehood bill moving through Congress after Senate passage, with house approval expected. The plan calls for a November 6 election for delegates to a constitutional convention if both territories approve, a Santa Fe assembly on December 3, and a constitutional vote within sixty days, plus Hamilton Beveridge land grants and a $509,000 school fund. A broad public push for statehood is urged as almost certain.
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Andrews
Conference Committee
Senate
House
Santa Fe
Hamiltton-Beveridge
New Mexico
Mexico
Santa Fe plans new tunnel and upgrades through Raton hill
An Associated Press dispatch from Trinidad reports a preliminary plan to locate a new nearly one mile long double-track tunnel through Raton hill, hundreds of feet below the current tunnel. The project, estimated at $2,000,000, will take two years to finish and includes grade changes, culverts, ballast and station improvements as proof of Santa Fe’s commitment.
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Associated Press
Trinidad
Raton Hill
Santa Fe
Real Santa Fe
New Mexico
Weather Records Shape Courts and Public Life Through Time
The article argues weather data wield power beyond forecasts, shaping legal outcomes and investigations. Weather observers testified in personal injury cases, fire lawsuits, and murder trials, influencing verdicts. It highlights Galveston storms, earthquakes, and urban trials where wind, rain, and temperature swayed judgments and outcomes.
Flag Day Observed Across Albuquerque Citywide
June 1 marked Flag Day with Old Glory flown from numerous flag poles. Governor Hagerman and Acting Mayor Hanley approved proclamations, and flags adorned business fronts and homes from dawn to dusk, with public buildings also displaying the emblem. The city noted more flags than in memory, a tribute to the nation’s freedom.
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Herbert J. Hagerman
Hanley
Railroad Avenue
Second Street
Moving of Ties No Cause for Alarm
Residents near North Twelfth street were told not to panic as railroad ties laid by the Traction Company a week ago are being removed for use on New York avenue. The plan to extend Twelfth street remains, with ties saved by the American Timber Company and to be delivered in a few days. Some locals misread the hauling as an abandonment of the extension.
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J. W. Muller
America
United States
Weather Bureau
Great Street Railway Company
New York
Rowan
Cours
Chicago
Torney
Neberborhool
North Twelfth Street
Traction Company
Twelfth Street
Second Street
Railroad Avenue
New York Avenue
American Timber Company
Wool Market Here Inactive With Few Sales Reported
The local wool market shows very little activity with only one or two sales this week. Growers expect higher prices and are holding clips. Richard Heller sold 45,000 pounds to Wool Securing mills, W B Mauger bought 75,000 pounds from John Becker Co. at Belen. Prices range 16 to 18 cents, but best grades may wait for higher growers’ prices around 17 cents.
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Richard Heller
W. B. Mauger
John Becker Company
Belen
Telegraphic markets and stock quotes update
Market briefs from New York and Chicago show lead at 5 755.95 and copper steady. Wool markets in St Louis report firm to unchanged. various grain and live stock quotes listed for Chicago and Kansas City. A proposed charter grants a railroad from Pueblo to New Orleans with $2,000,000 capital.
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New York
Chicago
Tiene
Kansas City
Buo Weuthier Nustive Stein
Browlers
Sten
Colyth
Hatcharter
Pueblo, Oklahoma & Or
Orleans
Pueblo
Col
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Albuquerquettes College
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Albuquerque
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Mitchell
Hollenbeck Hotel
Los Angeles
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