Market outlook after elections weighs on stocks and rails
Henry Clews notes intense interest in New York politics and federal policy as Roosevelt pursues tougher corporate enforcement. He cautions buyers until after the election, citing strong but firm hands in railroads and industrials, limited upside, and a pending money market readjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews
New York
New York State
Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake & ‘Ohio
Campaign Ended Yet City Questions Remain Uncertain
The Citizen notes a sharp national campaign and uncertain local results with Roosevelt popularity and Republican strength mid election. It urges unity in Albuquerque and Bernalillo county to push growth, warns against knocker critics, and highlights university land management bulletins and cattle ministry reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Roosevelt
New Mexico
Andrews
Congress
Ely
Bernalillo County
Duke City
Albuquerque
Southwest
Incomplete September Reports From Albuquerque and Thom
The New Mexico section of the national weather bureau notes missing data in September with ten days lacking from both Albuquerque and Thom reports marked with a j. The report deems such data worthless for the city’s records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Comatological Service
National Weather Bureau
Albuquerque
Thom
Irrigation Drive Transforms Land of Lotus and Delta Areas
Egyptian irrigation efforts, complemented by private capital, expand cultivation beyond Cairo. Projects in middle and upper Egypt reclaim vast lands, with government and private ventures driving value and tax gains. Notable gains include 24,000 acres in Fayoum and 26,764 acres in Bahr Seilah now irrigated and worth far more.
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Cairo
Upper
Egypt
Eads
Misissippi
United States
Reclamation Service
Canada
Lord Cromer
Babr Nazlah
Fayoum
Bahr Seilah
Rodah
Kabiyat
Tamyeh
Mining industry seeks national department at convention
At a Denver convention representatives from most states urged creation of a cabinet level national department of mining with a mining official in the president’s cabinet. The push faces resistance due to existing departments and the limited time in the next session, but advocates expect persistence given growing production and wealth since 1870 and 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mining Congress
National Department of Mining
Congress
Agriculture
Commerce and Labor
Washington
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Ito
United
United Do
National
Department of Mining
St. Lows Globe- Democrat
Needles Noise Nuisance Sparks Citywide Debate
The AnticNuisance League of Staten Island campaigns for stronger noise controls amid rail and bell ringing disturbances. Debates cite Dean Howells on civilization and argue for empowered laws to curb unnecessary noise, with judges split on the right to quiet.
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Staten Island
Ho Miest
Dean Howells
Staten Island League
New York
England
Nolay
Boise
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Albuquerque Citizen
Cil Citizen Publishing
W. T. McCreight
Las Vegas
Opiie
University of New México
M Richards
Eigen
Witt
Bames
Optio Printing Company
Geet Cattle Ministry of
Beothah
France
Aalifornia
Nic Grande
Jane-Gould
Marborough-Vanderbilt Attaire
Ailes
Duke
Middle
Ferndell
Jaffa Grocery Co
Union
MM. Mandell
O. W. Strong's
Arizona
Phoenix
William McIntosh
Highland
Bambrook Bros
Sadie
John St
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Bailing Bros
Wedding Cares
South First Street
Rico
North First Street
Dinelli & Lencions
Thos. F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
Elks’ Opera House
Mahara
Ono
Susie
FEG
Walton's
Solomon Luna
McIntosh Hardware Co
T. ©. Nead
C. H. Carnes, D. D
Eves
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Clarkville
John
Beaven
Hudson
B.K. Adams
O — Funeral
Fifth and
Solo
Rosenfield
W. R.A. Ave
Balling
West Silver Avenue
E. Galloway
Waton’s
Loudon
Jersey
Colo
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