Municipal water ownership debated in Albuquerque essay
The Albuquerque Citizen attacks The Morning Journal for promoting private control of water supplies and contrasts Plato and Aristotle with modern intuitional and experimental methods. It argues water works long predates Christ and urges a modern, practical view on municipal ownership, citing The Denver News on opposition from conservative citizens wary of new ideas.
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Morning Journal
Albuquerque
New York Globe
Plato
Aristotle
Denver News
Orber Morning
EUCH
Col. Frost Sees Mixed Views on Joint Statehood
The New Mexican reports Col. Frost altered from certainty against joint statehood to a candid view that opinions are mixed. It notes Tawney’s shift on statehood, Cannon’s push for the bill, Roosevelt's friendliness, and a December congress meeting. The piece mentions a potential debt shift of Santa Fe county to the state in the proposed bill.
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Col. Frost
New Mexican
Tawney
New Mexico
Arizona
The
Ter
Colonel Frost
Cannon
Roosevelt
Washington
Santa Fe County
Question on Statehood Fitness for Southwest Territory
The Springfield based Eastern Question argues against a single standard for statehood while noting Senator Andrews has long backed central New Mexico. It highlights his financial interests and influence, suggesting he is well qualified for the territorial delegate role despite controversy and partisan divide.
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Springbeia Repuplican
Far East
Springfield
Mass
Pennsylvania
Quay Gang
Congress
Evening Gazette
Haverhill
Senate
Gazette
Citizen
Massachusetts
Andrews
New Mexico
Statehood Debate Planned by Arizona Leaders
Colonel J Frank Wilson former Arizona delegate and Colonel Bird Oasis of Nogales editor will publicly debate statehood options for Arizona and New Mexico joint statehood single statehood or no statehood. Wilson opposed to admission as one state Bird supports joint statehood. Debate locations Prescott Phoenix Tucico Tumacacori Douglas Nogales and other towns may host in late November or early December per a challenge published in the Oasis and a letter to Wilson.
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Arizona
J. Frank Wilson
Congress
Alien T. Bird
Oasis of Nogales
Bird
Wison
New Mexico
Colonel Wilson
Colonel Bird
Tint
Mr. Wilson
Prescott
Phoenix
Tuctico
Tatoletone
Thiebee
Douglas
Nogales
Tormbatone Prospector
Elections slated across states and positions this fall
A muddled summary lists upcoming November elections across multiple states including Maryland New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina and Virginia with governors legislatures and minor state offices on ballots. It also mentions municipal contests in large cities and commentary on New Mexico debt and political graft tied to New York bondholders plus a jab at finance leaders described as brutal grand dukes of American politics and a dummy bank president.
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Maryland
Marsachuvetts
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Virginia
New York City
Philadelphia
The Old Artist Goes Back to Liveliness in Park Sketches
An aging illustrator recalls past fame and laments losing touch with his art. He sketches children in a park, praising their souls but admitting his market has faded. He plans to return somehow, while bystanders reflect on his craft and nostalgia.
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Sundhy
Increase of gold production mean greater prosperity
The San Francisco Journal reports the 1904 mint output valued at 347,150,700 dollars for gold and 97,726,300 for silver, marking a gold rise of about 22 million from 1903. The US added seven million, South Africa eighteen million, with estimates the 1905 total could surpass 1904 by at least 25 million as Transvaal mines push output toward 100 million monthly, despite labor limits and rising demand for workers.
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United States
South Africa
Transvaal
Rand
London Bankers’ Magazine
Selections From Press Of Southwest Report On Statehood And Resources
A compilation notes General Sherman’s hypothetical reaction to potential territorial changes. It discusses Mexico, New Mexico, Arizona, and California borders, oil and beets production in Bart Colline and Fort Gollo district, sugar factory yields, and beets growing on Engliah ranch. It cites Denver News and Roswell Record on governor candidates and Roosevelt’s appointment influence.
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Heneral Sherman
Gene
Mexico
California
New Mexico
Arizona
America
Sherman
Silver City
Bart Coline
Fort Golllos
Engliah Ranch
Denver
Polly Primrose at Els Opera House Delights Saturday Night
Polly Primrose a witty and attractive heroine confounds rivals in a Civil War era comedy at Bike Opera House. Carlysle’s loyalties, Polly’s clever scheming, and war intrigue frame a bright, entertaining finish as Polly remains incorrigibly playful.
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Els Opera House
Col George French to Visit Albuquerque Army Barracks
The Salvation Army corps in Albuquerque eagerly awaits Col. Geo. French, the Pacific east states and territories head, on a tour of inspection of all army corps. He is expected to arrive Friday to conduct evening services at the local barracks.
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Salvation Army Corps
Col. Geo. French
Salvation Army
Pacific East States
Col George French to speak on Christianity peseud
Col George French, after twenty three years of active service, is billed as a leading advocate of Christianity as wielded by the American pulpit. He will lecture in the city, with a public meeting anticipated. Also advertised are local ads for health elixirs, a cancer cure claim, a pool hall, and railroad ticket services.
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Bucklen
Arnica Salve, Inc
Walters
Duffield
Missing ad copy and gas safety warning fragment
Fragmentary OCR text contains stray phrases about gas safety and a vague promotion for ads. No clear names, organizations, places, or concrete events are readable to establish a factual news item or summary. Unable to identify a coherent event or subject.
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Citizen Publishing Company
Strickler W. T. McCreight
Wonler
Col. May Frost
Gauta Me County
New York
Calonel
Bank of England
Bank of Germany
W. I. Jerome
Party Labee
San Francisco Journal
Press OF Southwest
Banta Fe New Mexican
Law Vequy
Ople
Jose
Roswell Hecord
Polly Primrose
Polly Ponrer
Bike’ Opera House
D. Ta
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Carlytle
Carol Arden
Polly Primros
Polly
Carlysle
Colonel Primrose
National Capitol
Lee
Tie Howe
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Secession
Grant
Union
Miss Arden
Albuquerque Army Corps
Col
George French
Henle
Walt Rheam
Donna
West Railroad Avenue
Paulsen
Association Railroad Iet
DR. Jaeger
M. Mandell
Furntaher
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin
Albuquerque, NM
Dinsdale Highland Livery Stable
F. Platt
North Fifth Street
Third Street
Gold Avenue
W. Strong
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
Second St
W. Strong's Sons Cole
E. Gustafson
Jemez Hot Springs
Carriles
United States Mail
Tig
W. L, Trimble & Co
N. M
J.B. Block
Perea, N. M. Bee
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Empmacampamaee
Rio Grande Woolen Milla
Globe
M. Berger
West Copper Avenue
J. Korber & CO
First Street
Copper Avenue
Albuquerque, N. M
Borradaile & CO
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Peninsular
McBrain Furniture CO
Gold Ave
O. A. Matson & CO
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Joseph Barnett
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