Roosevelt the Issue in a National Campaign
The article argues Congress will not convene until December 1907, remaining in session only briefly to pass routine bills. It frames Theodore Roosevelt as the central national issue, with Taft urging support for Roosevelt’s policies and a Republican Congress to back his administration. It notes New Mexico’s desire for joint statehood and aligns local sentiment with national endorsement.
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National House of Representatives
Congress
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Taft
Bath
Maine
Ames
Mr. Roosevelt
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
New Mexico
STATEHOOD IN TAOS PROMOTED BY TAOS DOCTOR
Dr. T. P. Martin of Taos told a Santa Fe reporter that joint statehood will benefit Taos. He stresses five million dollars in cash and thirty million acres of public lands for schools, urges Spanish language outreach, and backs pursuing statehood at the earliest date after seventeen years of effort.
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T. P. Martin
Taos
Santa Fe
Ehood
Friends of Joint Statehood
Martin
New Mexico
Vindication of H. O. Bursum and reflections on reform
The Portland Oregonian asserts H. O. Bursum is fully vindicated from the Colorado accountant’s attack, praising his seven years as superintendent and party endorsements. The piece mocks the press for continued muckraking and argues delinquent parenting drives delinquent children, urging parental responsibility and preventive reform over state institutions.
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H. O. Bursum
Colorado
Penitentiary Board
Portland
Oregonian
A Southern View of Bryan and Roosevelt Characte
A Baltimore Sun summary compares Bryan and Roosevelt, praising Roosevelt's honesty while criticizing his constitutional regard and policy zeal. It notes Roosevelt’s impetuosity, alleged use of patronage, and clashes with law, contrasting with Bryan's traditionalist stance and obstinacy. The piece highlights ambition in both men and their divergent methods to reach influence.
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Mr. Bryan
Prestite
Roosevelt
Congress
Panama
Santo Domingo
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Senator Platt
New York
Ragansion
Mr. Roosevelt
Aryan
Futerial
Baltimore Sun
Justice Brewer On Roosevelt Taft Tryan And Party Prospects
Justice Brewer comments on current politics in a World interview. He credits Roosevelt's pledge not to run again and suggests Taft as a possible successor, noting his sincerity and potential as president. He also comments on Democratic Turners and honest leadership, cautioning about White House scandal and party dynamics.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Justice Brewer
Taft
Rooevelt
Mr.Taft
Cleveland
Tryan
Hhis
Igh
White House
Willy
New York Times
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Albuquerque Citizen
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Strickler
W. T. McCreight
Bryan and
Chicago News
California
Jaffa Grocery Co
Presbyterian Church
Minor
Baldwin
Matson’s
M. Mandell
A Clothing
O. W. Strong
Bank OF Commerce
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
Andreas Rom
P.matteucci
North First Street
Faywood
Prac
Icat
Any Co.or. Brown
Silver Ave
Just
Champion
Seventh
Tijeras
Italy
Lucca
Lommor
Matteucci
Jaffa
Krack Kream
B. K. Adams
Fifth and
Railroad Avenue
A. C. Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Loudon
Jersey
Colo
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
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