Rumors and southern hopes dominate early 1906 politics
Washington March 26. Congress faces a quiet presidential chatter as Parker’s North Carolina speech spurs little excitement. Southern democrats back cautious talk while Republicans fret at disunion. Names like Folk, Francis, Bailey, Culberson, and Williams surface for 1908, with Longworth and Root rumors adding colorful speculation.
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Longworth
Root
Depew
Washington, D. C
Washington
Judge Parker
North Carolina
Congress
Parker
Tey
Folk
Missouri
Tennessee
David R. Francis
Kentucky
Cleveland
Francis
Texas
Bailey
Culberson
Cal Herson
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
House
Champ Clark
Bacon and Clay
Messrs
Hoke Smith
Clark Howell
Georgian
Rayner
Maryland
Carmack
Overman and Simmons
Gov. Beckham
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Alderman
University of Virginia
IMG Yunicar Auavopnere Yi
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Ohio
New York
Taft
Alice Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Senate
Nick” Longworth
Frontier Life Without a Gun at White Oaks
Rev Jones visited White Oaks and dressed in fringed leggings spurs and a sombrero. He mounted a broncho to show locals the showy outfit but tumbled off when the animal bucked, injuring nothing but his pride.
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White Oaks
Rev. Jones
Jones
Advert for Liquozone health tonic claims dramatic cures
An old advertisement urges readers to try Liquozone a health tonic promising to combat numerous diseases. It touts large clinical testing and a money back offer with free first bottles, asserting miracle cures and global use by millions, while urging immediate action.
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Pele
Ence
Ellery Orchestra Thrills Albuquerque With Ferullo Conducting
The Ellery band delivered a superior performance at the Elks theater Saturday night, under Francesco Ferullo's dynamic direction. Audiences praised the.masterful interpretation of classics, while some came to see Ferullo himself, yet all left moved by the orchestral unity and dramatic finale that shook the theater. Seats for Charles B. Ford's Merchant of Venice engagement at the Elks on March 31 go on sale March 28 with Hanford as Shylock and Marie Dromah as Portia.
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Elke’ Theater
Albuquerque
Ellery Band
Our
Francesco Ferutio
Mefistofele
Ferudo
Ferullo
Bees
Elks’ Theater
Fertillo
Channing Ellery
Ellery
Charles B.ford
Merchant of Ven
the Elks’ Opera House
Hanford
Shylock
Marie Dromah
Portia
Remarkable medical claims on new discovery spark debate
Fragmented OCR notes describe a claimed medical cure for coughs bronchitis and throat issues offered by an unspecified doctor or company. The text mentions a “New Discovery” and a guarantee with a one dollar price, urging readers to try the product and praising its life saving potential, but details are unclear and payment terms appear dubious.
Albuquerque Election Notice in New Mexico 1906
Notice announces city election in Albuquerque on April 3, 1906 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Polling places listed for each ward. Voters will elect mayor city clerk city treasurer two city council members per ward and several board of education seats with terms of four or two years. FRANK MCKE, Mayor.
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Board of County Commissioners
Bernalillo County
Said County
Albuquerque
Rio Grande J
Barelas
Corvalles
Alameda
Atrisco
Court House
Sealy A. B. Walker
Emnalillo County
New Mexico
Tiff
Atlantic
Millen
Raynolds
Newesseo
Chas
Chadwick & Co
Gold Avenue
Dunbar
South Third Street
Copper Avenue
Third Street
Second Ward
Third Ward
City Ear
Fourth Ward
Board of Education
First Ward
FRANK McK@E
Albuquerque Bond Elections and Land Notice Summary
Notice details an April 3, 1908 Albuquerque election for water works bonds of 300,000 dollars with polling places in the First and Second Wards and a third ward site. Also references a 1906 city building bonds election and a land patent notice for Pilar Vigil with hearings April 14, 1906, listing witnesses and claim details.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
First Ward
City Hall
Chas. Shadwick & Co
Gold Avenue
Third Ward
EB. Dunbar
South Third Street
Fourth Ward
Copper Avenue
Third Street
Chas. Chadwick & Co
BE. H. Dunbar
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
U. S
Vigtward F
Otero
Sisto Baca Y Baca
Albuequerque
Mariano Vigil
Phchfo Salagar Y
Permon
Interior Department
Dlsutmn
Merchant Tailoring Shop Promises Quality and Repair
Readable fragments report a local tailor offering suit making, cleaning, pressing, and repairs with fifteen years in business. Advert references ladies garments and walking skirts, urging patronage at No. 209 West Railroad Ave. Include a testimonial on medical cures and a general almanac-like note.
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West Railroad
Avery
Bambini
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Root Depew
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Soldiers’ Home
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County of
Bernalillo
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Henrietta M. de Ruyter
Damb
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Frank McK&e
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