Memphis Charter Sparked Tennessee Political Turmoil
The Citizen reports on Memphis charter changes to a commission form of government and how the Memphis rippet bill split Tennessee politics. The Chattanooga Times notes fierce factional battles in Shelby County and statewide implications involving senators governors and the general assembly amid pledges and rewards.
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Memphis
Tenn
Democratic Party
Tennessee
Chattanooga Times
the Times
Shelby County
Memphis Bornell
United States
Rockefeller Views on Finance and Railroads Feature Interview
The New York American published an interview with John D Rockefeller via Vie nor A Watson. Rockefeller criticizes over capitalization of large firms, urges federal railroad control, and warns that unrest hides under a booming economy. He notes debtors are fewer, discusses gold production, and supports water transportation as a national remedy alongside a waterways commission. He cites stock losses from predatory wildlife and reports crop reserves and grain surpluses, including a New Mexico fruit farm sale of 11,000 dollars.
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New York American
John D. Rockefeller
Vienor A. Watson
Augusta
Philadelphia
Rockefeller
Wall Street
Washington Herald
Roosevelt
Waterways Commission
Auy
Remarkable Desert Land Entry Case Inspires Growth in Sunshine Territory
Four and a half years of government land tenure led to a desert land entry possibility at $123 per acre with improvements of similar value. Dr. Farnsworth’s success suggests others can replicate it in the Pecos Valley and southeastern New Mexico, where fruit orchards may yield at least $200 per acre in income two out of three years.
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Farnsworth
Sunshine Territory
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Building to Themselves Towers of Philanthropy
A two year span features a handful of donors, led by John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie, giving millions to education and philanthropy. The piece questions motives, notes vast fortunes, and urges viewing fortunes as stewardship of natural resources while dreaming of a future cooperative society.
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Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
Carnegie
Morgan
Lome Moretal
How to Remove Wall Street as a Menace to Our Prosperity
The piece argues for curbing Wall Street power amid public fear of financial manipulation by industrial and railroad trusts. It calls for a constitutional remedy through decisive congressional action against perceived vested interests and speculative practices.
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Wall Street
Tiree
Erin
Rm Faye
Late Land Commissioner A. A. Keen Honored on Return
The New Mexican praises A. A. Keen, land commissioner for eight years, upon handing office to Robert P. Ervien and returning to Albuquerque. It commends his integrity, legal compliance, and public service, while noting future private pursuits remain unknown.
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A. A. Keen
New Mexican
Robert P. Ervien
Albuquerque
Keon
New Mexico
Mr Keen
Keen
Ouly
Writer
Telegraphic Market Summary From New York and West
Financial quotes from FP Grat & Co on New York stocks and London money markets, with brief moves in copper and other metals. Included are Kansas City and Omaha livestock prices, Chicago and St Louis commodity bids, and general money market conditions with bank reserve notes and recent settlement activity.
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FP. J. Grat & Co
New York
Barnett Building
Albuquerque
N. M
American Sugar Amalgamated Copper
American Smelters
American Car Foundry Atchison
American Locomotive Con
Norfolk
Oye
Northern Pacific
Ontario and Western Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
jSouthern Railway
Tennessee Coal Union Pacific
U. SS
Pfa Greene
Shannon Copper Range
Qld
Dominion
Rth
Butte Hutte Coal May Cotton
Stacy Did It Painting Ad Rouses Town Buzz
A quirky Cleveland area item parodies a local painter Stacy who boasts of his house painting prowess and urges others to advertise. The piece blends humorous lore with town gossip and mentions Albuquerque style stock, while noting readers’ views on urban and rural life and social visits.
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Stacy
Pal Albuquerque
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