The Strauss Appointment Sparks Debate in Nation
The press debates Roosevelt’s choice of Mr. Strauss, a Jew, for a cabinet post, arguing merit over faith. The piece recalls past Jewish officials, noting Strauss’s business and charity work and that religion should not drive appointments. It cites McKinley, Cleveland, and Davis era figures to argue abundance of capable Jews in government.
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Strauss
Roosevelt
McKinley
Judge McKenna
California
Supreme Court
Beause
Church and State
Georgia
Cleveland
Turkey
McKin Jey
New York City
R. H. Macy & Co
Thirty-fourth
Broadway
Atlantic
Mr. Strauss
Judah P. Benjamin
Louisanna
Jeff Davis
England
United Kingdom
Julius Krattschnitt
W. B. Childers
University of Virginia
Southern Pacific Railroad
Justice Levy
Supreme Court of
Louisanng
Robt
E. Lee
Lee
Pickett
Gettysburg
United States
Benjamin F Jonas
Louisiana
Supreme Bench of the United States
Ed. D
Figures That Talk in 1904 1906 County Funds
In 1904 under Republicans the county current expense fund was 15819, prisoners fed from it. In 1905 reform raised to 16530 with a separate 9018 for feeding prisoners, total 26448, about 10 28 more than Republicans. In 1906 reform brings current expenses to 29505 with 11102 for feeding prisoners, up 13786 from last year and near double the Republican total. The piece questions source and use of funds and urges taxpayers to think.
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Echo
Act of Simple Justice in Padilla Case Sparks Debate
The Citizen defends the law while recounting an attempted assassination of Joe Padilla, a saloonkeeper near Kettner in the Zuni mountains. His property was destroyed by dynamite, amid claims of his alleged bad reputation and charges against other nearby venues near a work camp and election zones.
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Joe Padilla
Kettner
Zuni Mountains
Padilla
Michigan
Padulla
Bor
Mounted Police
4Wun
Joe Padills
Statehood Question in New Mexico and Arizona Debate
The piece quotes editorials opposing joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, arguing that separate statehood has long been deserved. It criticizes a Kansas City Journal stance and mocks the notion of unification as inferior to full state status for New Mexico.
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Kansas City Journal
New Mexico
Arizona
Congress
Corvitate
Journal and Auditor Clash Over Frank Hubbell Campaign
The piece argues Auditor Safford refuted Journal falsehoods about Hubbell and notes Hubbell is not a Republican candidate. It claims the Journal once supported Hubbell during the city campaign and now fights him for its own interests, framing the Journal as pursuing private ends.
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McKinley County
Safford
Journal
Vetera
Frank Hubbell
Te Journal
Frank Hubbel
Fght
Cause of High Taxes in Duke City Prompt Debate
A verbose critique argues high taxes stem from public bonds and property values. It contrasts Democ ratic and Republican campaigns, defends The Citizen against a rival Fakir Journal, and notes historical figures like George Washington Bing and Charles Roe. The Star of Chile issue is referenced along with Singer concerns.
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Democrat Publishing Company
Duke City
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
People's Ticket
Fakir Journal
Fattr Journal
New Mexican
Charles Roe
Star of
Chile
Valparaiso
Mr. Roe
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Singer
California Japanese School Question Sparks Tense Debate
A dispatch from the Japanese press describes fierce anti Japanese sentiment in California over excluding Oriental pupils from city schools. It notes Japan's government may not pursue action and argues Americans will not fund Japanese language teaching or settlement.
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Iispatch
Japan
Fort Pate
Ome
Provinian Air
United States
Jannie
San Francis
Where to Worship across city churches and services
The schedule lists Christian Science and Episcopal services at multiple venues including the Woman's Club rooms in the Commercial Club building corner Fourth street and Gold avenue St Johns Episcopal at Fourth street and Silver avenue with prayers and sermons by Rev AOG Harrison, Immaculate Conception with 7am mass and 9 20am high mass, Os Avenue and Broadway Christian Church with Ernest Crawford minister Sunday school 10 am preaching at 11 and 7 30, Congregational Church on Broadway led by Rev J W Barron 11am sermon and 7 90pm lecture, Highland Methodist Episcopal at South Arno street morning 11am evening 7 80pm, First Presbyterian Silver avenue and Fifth street Rev Migh A Cooper morning 9 24 am sermon 7 80 pm, First Baptist at road avenue and Broadway 9 50 am Sunday school 11am and 7 28 pm, services with music and organ pieces, Downtime and special music noted.
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Christian Science Services
Woman's Club
Commercial Club
Fourth Street
Gold Avenue
St. John's Episcopal Church
Silver Avenue
Aog
Harrison
Immaculate Conception
Ochristian
Os Avenue
Broadway
Ernest Crawford
Congregational Church
Viaduct
J. W. Barron
Highland Methodist Episcopal Church
Arno Street
Sherlock Huggett
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Street
Migh A. Cooper
Mantineas
Talend
First Baptist Church
Road Avenue
A. Hammond
J Wo MeNtetl
Huntington Woodnan Rock
Dudley Buck Mins Hinte
Offeriory
Bent Aurhy
Dabiots
Lematgre Offertory
Raverne Saint Saens
McMint
Palmer
Gadby
Collister
Marebe Solepelile
Chcalious Potrelte-Gideon
Forse Methodist Episcopal ¢Auren
Rollins
D. D
Eho Meone
Booth Third Street
Lead Avenue
Echork
Jock
Howards League
Telegraphic Markets and Livestock Report from Oct 27
Market notes from Albuquerque and Chicago show cattle and sheep prices, with detailed ranges for southern and native stock, plus steady wool and spelter. A fragmented market roundup includes copper and locomotive stock names and a prison release anecdote. ad for Columbus dinner follows.
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Kansas City
Kadeas City
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Jaffa Grocery Co
M. Mandell
Nettleton
Forbush
Cal
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Colo
Red
Sivangere
New York
J. Graf & Co
N. M
Logan & Bryan
American Sugar
Amalgamated Copper
American Locomotive
American Smelters
Americay Foundry
Anaconda Mae Paltimore
Brooklyn Rapids Transit
Colorado Fitron
Chicago
Great Western
Erie
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Bt. Paul
Southern Railway Car
Union Pacific
United States Steel
North Butte
Dominion
Bute Coalition
Nurker Eleady
Metal Market
St. Louis
Spelter
Louis
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Crawford Miliou
Hie Doen
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Clarkville
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Beaven
First Street
B. K. Adams
Aix
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Just
Champion
Tijeras
Italy
Lucca
Lommori & Matteucci
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
South Frst Street
West Sliver Avenue
E. Galloway
C. H. Carnes
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Railroad Ave
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Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
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