Gave Rousing Majority for Delegate Andrews II
New Mexico Republicans urged to back Delegate Andrews II with a strong November majority to persuade Congress of the territory’s support. The piece argues loyalty across parties, stating Republicans should vote for Andrews to push for statehood and ensure swift action on national and territorial interests when he returns to Washington.
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New Mexico
Andrews II
Congress
Andrews
Washington
Arigona
Sunshine Land
Arizona
Financial statement on credit expansion in the United States
The September weekly financial review notes continued expansion of credit with national banks showing loans up over 300.9 million in a year and deposits rising about 380 million while cash reserves fall 40 million. Borrowings abroad now total 400 to 500 million, and caution is urged despite solid domestic trade. The piece points to overbuilt real estate and high stock market levels as weak spots.
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Finandal Mauers
We Weekly Financial Review
Henry Clews
United States
Wireless 1000 Mile Wire Reports Fish Stocking by Pennsylvania Rail
A Philadelphia dated wireless wire recounts the Pennsylvania Railroad stocking streams in Pennsylvania with young fish. The article appeared September 27 in the 1000 mile wire service and was distributed to Citizen and hundreds of offices. Parker and Lee, publicity boosters, sent the item with a note that it is free publication and distributed as news.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Citzen
Parker & Lee
Too Much Johnson and a Mock County Republican Call
The Citizen reprints a call from the county Republican committee for a county convention at the Elks Opera House in Albuquerque on an October date. The piece mocks opponents and notes the lack of certain local officials names in the call, while defending party unity and the effort to convene and elect precinct chairmen under strict time limits.
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Albuquerque Journal
Muther
Johnson
The
Citizen
Republican County Central Committee
Elks Opera House
Albuquerque
Democrat Journal 0
Jesus
Perfecto
Las
John Condon
Marron
Patrick Kallacher
Mia
Mary Condon Specht
Minnie Condon
Edward Condon
David Condon
Sisters of Mercy of
Memphis
Tenn
St. Joseph's Hospital
Venn
Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati
Sisters of Charity of the
Leavenworth
A. M. Mandalari
Dominican Order
Bernallio
New Mexico
Sald
Immigration Desirable Under Proper Restraints
Frank P. Sargent, U S commissioner of immigration, arrived in Cleveland for inspection and urged stricter admission rules. He called for medical screening, age limits, and bans on unfit or separated children, noting the need to spread immigrants to western and southern territories and citing saltwater and canal routes. He praised Cleveland Detroit and Port Huron offices and claimed Chinese smuggling has been stopped.
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Frank P. Sargent
United States
New York
Europe
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Charleston
D. C
South Carolina
South
Galveston
Texas
Cites
Indian Territory
America
Canada
Cleveland
Detroit
Port Huron
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hughes and Hearst in New York Fight for Presidency
The piece compares Charles Evans Hughes and William Randolph Hearst as likely presidential nominees. It portrays Hughes as fearless and incorruptible from New York investigations, while Hearst is depicted as a powerful, polarizing figure linked to Tammany and the Independence League. The analysis suggests realignment in parties since 1896 and Warns of shifting political loyalties.
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New York
Hughes
Hearst
Lts
Charles Evans Hughes
Legislative Committee
William Randolph Hearst
Tammany
Independence Loague
Bryan
Massachusetts Tramp Legislation Cuts Street Dwellers
Massachusetts passed a 1905 measure requiring municipalities to run judging houses for tramps with work, cleanliness, and supervision. In fiscal 1905 about 13 463 tramps were cared for. after the law's effect the number fell to 3 881, signaling a dramatic crackdown and reform of vagrancy.
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Massachusetts
Leavenworth
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Strickler
W. T. McCreight
Financial Statement
Too Much
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John
Continent
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Jaffa Grocery Co
Stoners OF Peace
Cuba
M. Mandell
Acorn
Co. W. Strong’s Sons
Howse Furnishers
Elks’ Opera House
Frank Rich Stock Co
Br. Walker
St. John’s Guild
Give &Ea
A. A. Keen
Tenth and
Tijeras Road
Jaffa
Secretary OF War
Taft
Robert Bacon
Illinois Central RA
Colorado
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Denver
Colo
James Culton
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Chicago
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Dubuque
Galena
Freefort
Rockford
Merchants Cafe
South Second Street
Albuquerque, N. M
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Jersey
Rene Fe
Salt Lake City
Santa FE
T. E. Purdy
Silver Ave
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
B. K. Adams
Soc
Fifth and
Railroad Avenue
Highland Rooming
M. E. Heindl
East R. R. Ave
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