Andrews versus Larrazolo Shapes Eastern New Mexico Delegate Race
The New Mexican reports Democratic claims of abuse against Delegate W H Andrews in eastern New Mexico have spurred voters against the Republican candidate. It argues Andrews protects a disputed eastern border land claim sought by Texas politician Conn Stephens and warns Larrazolo’s victory could aid a graft project, while Andrews would thwart it.
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W. H. Andrews
New Mexico
Andrews
Roosevelt, Chaves
Eddy
Lone Star
Conn Stephens
Congress
Texas
Larrazolo
Congressman Stephens
House of Representatives
New Mexico Outlook and Local Tax Grievances Highlight 1905 to 1906 Reform Debate
The Daily Optic foresees a Republican landslide in New Mexico with broad county losses for Democrats in Chaves Eddy and Roosevelt, while Bernalillo faces a heated fight over reform taxes. The piece links claimed misuses of feeding prisoners funds to political blame, noting rising assessments and alleged misaccounting as a key campaign issue. It questions reformers and praises fiscal accountability amid election tensions.
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Mr. Andrews
Chaves
Eddy
Roosevelt
Quay
San Juan
la Grant
Grant
Luna
Deng Ana
Otero
Lincoln
Torrance
New Mexico
Optic
Reform Administration
Tom Hubbell
Bernalillo
Reform Brings Higher County Taxes in Bernalillo
Officials ousted by a governor’s action raise county tax rates and assessed value, costing Bernalillo County taxpayers $41,000 more in 1906 than in 1904. The piece argues reform costs, urges voting Republican, and questions prison fund expenditures amid local political maneuvering.
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Bernalfilo County
Plain and pointed talk on county finance appeals to voters
The article accuses reformers of mismanaging county funds, comparing three years of assessments and taxes to the prior Republican administration. It cites higher levies, a growing prisoner feeding fund, and unaccounted sums, urging voters to judge reformers by cold figures and outcomes.
Fruits Against Deadly Germs Promoted in Old Texts
A republished fragment attributes to a Japanese bacteriologist claims that acids in lemons apples and other fruits kill germs causing cholera typhoid and related diseases. It suggests fruit acids destroy germs within minutes and touts limes as an accessible remedy in India at low cost.
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India
Alek Fay
Neerest
Jndia
Browne Runs for Governor of California on 25 Cents
Special Correspondence from San Francisco reports Carl Browne, famed Coxey ally, campaigning for California governor. He tours crowded corners perched on a sugar barrel, delivers populist slogans, and jokes he is spending 25 cents since he is not backed by trusts. Browne’s past includes Coxey’s army leadership and a controversial ballot spelling. He claims housing Commonwealth castle near Calistoga and says his wife lets him do the talking.
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San Francisco
Carl Browne
Coxey
Washington
Californias
Bowne
People's Party
Browne
General Coxey
Calistoga
Tis
Commonwealth Castle
le Browne
California
Dennis Kearnng
Henry George
United Labor Party
Chicago
Coxey's Army
Princeton
N. J
TNH
Etustonte
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