Roosevelt and Germany discussed as possible visitor
The German press weighs a Roosevelt trip to Kiel and meeting with the Kaiser. Analyses note the president could travel while staying in touch with Washington, though American prejudice and tradition make such a visit unlikely. The Duluth News Tribune praises Roosevelt as fearless and capable.
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Germany
Roosevelt
Vielt
Kaiser
Republic
German Empire
United States
Kiel
Troosevle
Parmes
Washington
Hethe
West
Duluth News-Tribune
Europe
White House
Resolution to limit fortunes to ten million dollars in house
The House received a proposal from Representative Lloyd of Missouri urging a cap of ten million dollars on fortunes. He said he proposed it only on request and would not push the principle. The idea prompts debate on practical hurdles and the eventual need for wealth redistribution. The piece also discusses Professor John L. March of Union College's inheritance reform proposal and its echoes in Great Britain’s land sale laws.
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Lloyd
Missouri
United States
John L. March
Union College
Schendtacady
N. Y
England
Germany
Prof. March
Great Britain
Ireland
Water plant sale seen as folly by Albuquerque editor
The editor likens a proposed purchase of Albuquerque’s water plant for about 300000 dollars to a foolish gamble, comparing it to paying for a grab bag or a penny toy with uncertain returns. The piece questions voters’ understanding of what they would receive for the large investment.
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Albuquerque
Aldreman Hanley
Servier
Kalamein
Citizens Question Water Works Contract Details
The Citizen urges voters to scrutinize Section 5 of the city water works purchase contract, challenging promised extra payments for the Twelfth street extension and other city council extensions. It faults missing maps, pipe specifics, and exact costs, warning the deal could become a “grab bag” of unknown expenditures.
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Twelfth Street
American Lumber Company
Plan to split property by homestead and income producing assets
The proposal divides property into two classes, homestead and income producing property. Homestead remains heritable. other lands are sold after the owner's death with annuities to dependents. The plan aims to prevent poverty, avoid socialism and revolution, and reframe colleges and churches under mixed state support while preserving incentives and independence.
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Idnooo
Germany
There Is Not Any Incorrigible Child Duluth News-Tribune
Miss Lucy M. Bard told a Philadelphia Mother's club there are no incorrigible children. She runs a farm school in Prete, Pennsylvania, guiding nineteen boys and girls through chores, study, and practical tasks. Her approach centers on love, engagement, and useful work to reveal treatment that helps wayward youth.
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Philadelphia
Lucy M. Bard
Miss Bard
Burd
Prete
Miss Burd
Origin of Farm Telephone Lines Success Magazine
A small Minos town editor created a farm telephone network to serve 10 farmers, enabling daily exchange of news. Subscribers paid $10 per month for interfarm calls and a shared telegraph news service read aloud each night from Chicago papers.
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Origin of Farm Telephone Lines
Success Magazine
Minos
Couriey
Chicago
A. Riven Alanal
Jemez Indians face court over mail theft in Pecos days
Bernalillo County District Court hears cases of U S mail hold up by Jemez Indians during antial feast, with relics of other indictments. Notables include ex governor Jose Rey Chinana and war captain Jose Manuel Tela. US grand jury files indictments, including John Myers and Rose Maus for unlawful cohabitation in Albuquerque area.
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United States Criminal Docket
and District Court
Judge Abbott
United States Penit Iry
W. F. Bell
Foreman
Jose Alarid
Jogo Ramon Sanches
Manuel Salazar
Nakio Ga
United States
Jose Rey Chinana
the Court of Precinct
J. B. Kraftus
Angelo Viviani
Justice of the Peace Court of
Precinct No. 12
Grand Jury
Federal
John Myers
Atlass
Rose Weil
Rose Maus
Albuqueque
Mills
Forged Railroad Pass Triggers Fraud Arrests
An operator named J F Donahue forged a railroad pass to travel with a companion to San Marelal for work. The pair were arrested at San Marelal on telegraphic orders and will be brought to Allen query tomorrow morning on charges of forgery sworn out by the railroad official.
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J. F. Donahue
Santa
San Marelal
Donahue
Fod
Hin
San Mareial
Allen Query
Omerraw
Fell
Window screen sales and door pricing from local mill
Local lumber firm touts screen time offerings at 7 cents per square foot for window screens and 2816-8 size hotpot soup, plus doors shipped with trim. They advertise regular shop made doors previously costing 2.00 to 2.25 now at 1.50, urging orders and delivery.
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Superior Lumber and Planing Mill Co
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Weeta
Ispring
M. Mandell
Nettleton Fine Shoes
Chaplin
Shoe Store
Railroad Ave
Spelter
St. Louis
Maroh HO
Ruppe’s
Brunswick
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M. Gussaroff
Second Street
Barnett Building
Albuquerque Novelty Works F
Hopping
South Second Street
Cleveland
Rambler
Columbia
Iuribune
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
R. P. Hall
Atk Reppa
M. Mt
Melini & Eakin
Yellowstone
Most & Chandon
St. Louis A. B.C
Bohemian and
Jos
Schlitz Milwaukee
Automatic Telephone
Islesroom
South First Street
New Mexico
W. L. Trimble & CO
T. A. Lucero
Silver Ave
Whitney’ Company
C. W. Strong's Sons Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview Sancta Barbara
Second St
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