The Albuquerque Citizen Denounces The Morning Journal
The Albuquerque Citizen blasts a London tied Morning Journal editorial calling for centralized power in Santa Fe. It accuses the Journal of claiming to speak for all, urging abolition of elections, and praising its own authority over territory and officials. The piece criticizes graft and incompetence while extolling the Journal as supreme.
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Threadneedle Street
London
England
Harriman
Santa Fe
Morning Journal
the Journal
English Lords and Commons Clash Over Popular Consent
A historical outlook on the English parliament shows the Commons expanding power since Magna Charta era, with debates over Irish home rule and education, and potential referendum tests. It notes Cromwell's abolishment of the Lords, resurgence of Lords’ power, and current tension as both houses clash over reform and representation. New York reports state savings banks hold 1,325,092,053 dollars across 4,687,235 depositors, a U.S. high, with investments and withdrawals shaping the system. Public gambling petitions persist as legislators debate measures, with various bills under consideration and local sentiment likely to drive action.
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Commons
John
Edward II
Mwo
New York
Germany
Savings Banka
Ife Insurance Companions
Aseen
Kier
Martinez
Monument and Sermon on Oakes Ames and His Shovel
The essay reflects on Oakes Ames, the Ames shovel inventor and railroad promoter, noting a granite monument at Herman once marking his memory but now distant and neglected as tracks were straightened. It argues true legacy lies in useful deeds that aid others, not stone monuments, citing Ames No 2 shovel and other pioneering acts as lasting honors.
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Union Pacific
Herman
Oakes Ames
Memfeu
Hut Oakes Ames
Ames
Sherman
Hut Oukes Ames
Oakes
Rural mail carriers underpaid and overburdened
Leavenworth Times laments rural free delivery pay. Rural carriers earned 606 a year previously and 720 with no relief for weather or long trips. City unmounted workers get 856 and mounted 1 100, while rural carriers face the hardest tasks for the least pay. The piece urges fair compensation to support rural mail delivery.
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Leavenworth
Hte
Licely
Ecober Congress
Mit
Murdock
Kaawe
Fires Around Things Stir Public Speculation
Disjointed scraps on a fire at Things include mentions of water depths for A. B. McGaffey and W. B. Johnson, plus scattered political excerpts and satirical quips about money and war. The text blends fragments and editorials with historical figures, presenting a mosaic of opinions and remarks without a single coherent event.
Falls From Ladder During Epileptic Fit
Brick mason Charles McMonigal, working on a ladder at contractor Anson’s new home on South Broadway, suffered a severe fall during an epileptic attack. He is in a serious condition, with possible back injuries, after being placed in a buggy and taken to Mrs Hiddlecome’s home for care. McMonigal had recently recovered from a similar episode witnessed while watching boys play nearby.
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Harles McMonigal
South Broadway
Anson S
McMon Kal
Hiddlecome
Fire Hits Old Santa Fe Post Office Roof Again
A second blaze in two weeks struck the Santa Fe New Mexican post office area as a stove pipe ignited woodwork in the roof above the building. Prompt action by staff and inspectors controlled the fire with repairs valued at about 200 dollars. no mail was damaged and authorities urge heating improvements to prevent future fires.
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Santa Fe
C. G. Pheil
Santa Fe New Mexican
Fre
Territory Names Eight New Pharmacists at Meeting
The Territorial Board of Pharmacy adjourned after two days in session. Next meeting set for March 20 at Moswell. Eight top exam passers are registered pharmacists: M W Hiller FW Siph Las Ve kos Columbus bot Portales Santa Fe BE Ottwell Albu I Stanton Alamogor Raton C Peas Am Show trees. Also mentions a crime note and a local sale ad.
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Territorial Board of Pharmacy
New Mexican
Moswell
M. W. Hiller
Siph
Las Vekos
Columbus Bot
Portales
Po Santa Fe
Ottwell
Albu
I. Stanton
Alamogor
Raton
C. Peas
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Toute
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Senator Perkins
Nicaragua
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W. J. Lampton
New York World
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Wiltons
Velvets
Brussels
Hokkara
Daghestan
Wilton
Axminster
F. H. Strong, Strong Block
William McIntosh
Solomon Luna
Albuquerque
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NEAD
McIntosh Hardware Co
Santa FE Palace
C. May
Storure
West Railroad Avenue
Herald
Antimo Pettine
Renedetto Berardinelli
C. A
Grande
AE Maloy
Elks Opera House
Harry
Linton
Frank Beamish
Gold Star
Monroe
Bobo
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
J. D. Eakin
G. Glomi
Chas. Melini
O. Bachechi
Consolidated Liquor Company
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Melini & Eakin
Bachechi & Giomi
Southwest
Jos. 8
Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
St. Louis A. B. C
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
T. J. Monarch
United State
Clarkville
Beaven
South First Street
P. Matteucci
Weevaiews FM
Pioneer Bakery
South Lest
Sever
Pee
Walpon
Citisen
Humphrey Ovals
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Fourth and
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