Morning paper’s war on republicanism in New Mexico
A speaker catalogs relentless attacks by the morning paper on Republicans in New Mexico. He cites actions against delegates, Governor Otero, Secretary Wallace Raynolds, the territorial legislature, central committee, the Las Vegas convention, county party leaders, and Territorial Traveling Auditor Safford, portraying the paper as a reformer masking motives. The piece lauds GOP resolve despite the onslaught.
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New Mexico
Congress
Otero
Wallace Raynolda
Territory
Snnendo
Republican Territorial Central Committee
Las Vegas
Republican Party of
Citixens
Territorial
Satford
Ina W
H. O. Bursum
Republican Central Committee
Wo Hl. Andrews
San Miguel County
Bursum
Andrews
Albuquerq
Larrasalo
Cleaning City Streets by Local Improvement Groups
The North Central Improvement association of Chicago controls the east half of the Twenty‑first ward and spent about 15 000 last year keeping streets and alleys swept. It has 459 active members and plans to grow to 1 000. The group pays for operations, funding 1 200 monthly, with assessments on residences and businesses. Forty alleys paved in two years, ten miles of streets and five alleys under its care, tree lined lanes, landscape work, and vigilance against vacant lots. The South Park Improvement association spent roughly 10 000 last year on cleanup with funds from churches, apartments, and individuals. The University of Chicago contributes 1 500 annually.
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North Central Improvement Association of Chicago
Warder
Lincoln Park
South Park Improvement Association
University of Whitcago
Drain Florida Everglades Drainage Plan Reviewed
An exchange outlines Governor Broward's Everglades scheme to drain 7 5 million acres of swamp land in Florida south of Lake Okeechobee. The plan calls for 550 miles of canals and ditches, with landowners purchasing smaller cuts. total cost may reach 1 million dollars.
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United Stars
Everglades
Florida
Broward
Okeechobee
Commonwealth
Readess Amer
Rio Grande Elephant Butte project and Pensaco dam bid opening
The Citizen reports on secretary of the interior bids for cement to start the Rio Grande Elephant Butte works and Pensaco dam construction bids opened. It notes irrigation for 15 000 acres and envisions Las Cruces growing into a metropolis of 59 000 and more, expanding valley prosperity.
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Angrely
Is Cruces
Secretary of the Interior
Rio Grande
Elephant Butte
Pensaco
Las Cruces
Notable New Mexico political clashes and delegate debates
A dense editorial record discusses Theodore Roosevelt and Republican reclamation policy, New Mexico delegate Andrews’ legislative feats, and local party strife in Bernalillo and Socorro counties. It notes Page’s resignation, Albuquerque fair finances, and hostile press attacks while praising Republican unity and future statehood efforts.
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Republican Party
Hornatine County
New Mexico
Andrews
United States
Shen
Svekera
Tly
Political pointers from a Albuquerque campaign trail
Democratic delegate candidate O A Larrazola addresses Albuquerque voters at Ellis Opera House tonight. GOP delegates meet in Sierra and San Miguel counties with listed tickets. Las Vegas and Santa Fe reporters note meetings, Spanish speeches, and local endorsements amid a crowded political scene.
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O. A. Larrazola
Congress
Albuquerque
Ellis’ Opera House
Delegate Newcomb Returns From The East
Hon W H Newcomb of Silver City arrived after a long U S trip from Las Vegas to Los Angeles Portland Ore and New York City back via the southern route to New Mexico He reports pleasant travel with summer weather until Colorado where a blizzard shook the No 7 train near Springer He predicts a Republican legislative ticket win in Grant county and a strong majority for joint statehood in southern New Mexico.
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W. H. Newcomb
Silver City
United States
Las Vegas
Mr. Newcomb
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
New York City
New Mexico
Colorado
Springer
Grant County
Telegraphic markets summary from St Louis and Chicago wool, grain, and livestock
Telegraphic market items report spellers in St Louis wool gains with Oct data, New York mercantile quotes, Chicago live stock receipts and prices for stockers, calves, sheep and lambs, and grain futures with wheat corn and oats. New York stock quotations show mixed industrials, copper and steel notes. Kansas City cattle and sheep data indicate steady to active ranges with various price points.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Uas City
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Strickler
Lordsburg
Lena Page
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Anapa Station
el Paso
Marron
Joseph F. Sulzer
New Mexican
el Paso & Southwestern
Dawson
Santa Fe Central
Farmington
D & RG
Santa Fe
Don Kedzie
Albuquerque Journal
Leonardo Hunick
Fair Association
Leonardo
Board of Health
Perfecto
Jesus, Et al
George F.llbright
Lamy
C. E. Newcomer
W. B. Childers
George Albright
Extancia News
Los Vaentee
Ciizen
Becase
Larrazolo
Washington Post
New Minco
Post
Bernalillo County
Holtere
Socorm
Socorro County
Democraty
Phe Citien
New
Mew
Feo
Mie Bank
St. Peter At
Jemima
Jaffa Grocery Co
Ktragoot
M. Mandell
Nettleton
Forbush
Stlipgg
Rayn Linanaga
G. W. Harrison
Don Mariano Larragotte
Rio Arriba County
Mora County
James P. Booth
Internal Revenue
Mexico
Arizona
Los Angeles County
Calif
Sierra County
Hillaboro
Robert Martin
H. A. Wolford
A.P. Arvey
D. Dissinger
Aloys Prelaser
W. M. Robins
Ebnema
Baca
Hoo
Larragalo
Nome
DUC Lab
Ocean
Democrat-Journal
Larraccio
Larrado
Attoraey E. V. Chaves
Jesus Romero
Perfecto Armijo
Ruppe
Sixfried Gransfeld
Chmberlain
Jaffa
Newcomb
St. Louis
St Louis
Money Market
New York
New York Stock
Atcbison
WLTS
Central
U.P
Loudon
Jersey
Colo
Clarkville
John St. Beaven
South First Street
B.K. Adams
Aki
Fifth and Railroad Avenue
Just
Champion Grocery and
Cor
Italy
Lucca
Lommor
I & Matteucci
Balling’s Bread
Pioneer Bakery
West Silver Avenue
E. Galloway
C. H. Carnes
O. D
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Bond
the Geo, T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melini & Eakin
Albuquerque, MN. M
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