November election shapes New Mexico future statehood drive
The November vote will be the largest in New Mexico territory history. Voters will decide on joint statehood, a constitutional convention, a delegate to Congress, both legislative houses, and county officials. Statehood stakes loom, with lasting impact beyond two years. Voters should seek wise, patriotic choices and push parties to field strong candidates for the constitutional convention.
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New Mexico
Fize
Aixe
Congress
Arizona and joint statehood debate in 1906
The piece surveys sentiment in Arizona about joining with New Mexico for joint statehood versus separate admissions. It notes pro and anti views, hints at political maneuvering for offices and a possible senator seat, and cites Denver Republican ideas on regional dry farming conventions. It also covers Russian Jewish orphans admitted to the U S and meat export trends in 1906 with price implications.
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Arizona
New Mexico
United States
Denver
The
Denver News
Nebraska
Kansas
Wyoming
Colorado
Europe
Economic benefit of restraining wasteful consumption
The New Jersey Federation of Labor opposes Sunday liquor saloon closings, arguing such restrictions disrupt employment and reduce wage earners’ income. The piece explores whether restricting harmful or wasteful consumption could improve overall economic welfare, suggesting adjustments would shift production to more useful goods and raise living standards if labor and distribution systems are sound.
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New Jersey Federation of Labor
New Jersey
Newark
Brewers Union
Cigar Makers’ Union
Cillarmakers
Jersey City
Federation
Organized Labor
New York Journal of Commerce
Rapid Destruction of Country's Heritage
A Ralph D Paine essay in Outing laments Pacific Northwest lumber harvests. It cites 200000 workers, 9.5 billion feet of lumber yearly, 500000 tied allied jobs, and 1 billion feet wasted. Warns of neglecting future generations’ heritage as quick profits fuel overexploitation.
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Alaska
California
Pacific Ocean
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Northwest
Nevada
Atauid
Big Amber
Ralph D. Paine
The Land of Old Age and Mothers Worries
A reflection on aging mothers who cannot steer their children away from mistakes. It laments the inability to prevent offspring from repeating parents’ missteps and the ache of watching loved ones wander before finally returning home. The piece echoes Harper's Bazaar on aging and parental power.
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Harper's Bazaar
St Jehee
Death Claims Three Children From One Family
The Sais family at 810 North Eighth Street suffers tragedy as Lorenzo Sals, ten months old, dies after a short illness. Funeral services were held at Immaculate Conception Church, with Interment at Santa Barbara Cemetery. Earlier, Salis and Andrelina relatives died, leaving the family in fear of further losses. Peter A. Trainor dies of tuberculosis in this city. his remains will go to Columbus for interment. Ignez Rohlof dies. funeral services and burial at Sand Barbara cemetery follow.
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Grim Reaper
Victor Sais
North Eighth Street
Little Lorenzo Sals
Sale
Immacuiate Conception Enurch
Borders
Santa Barbara
Relen
Dore Sal
Mra. Salis
Andrelina
Grin Reaper
Peter A. Trainor
Peer A. Trainor
Fomily
Columbus
Coimbue
Ignez Rohlof
Sand Barbara
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Silver Ave
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Seventh
Tijeras
Italy
Lucca
Lommori & Matteucci
M. Mandell
O. W. Strong
Bank OF Commerce
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Querque, New Mexico
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
Lalire
Andreas Roll
W. Gold ‘Enne
P.matteucci
North First Street
B. K. Adams
Guisranc, Ein
Corner
Fifth and
Railroad Avenue
Faywood
Santa Fe
A.C. Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Beach Line
Loudon
Jersey
Colo
Red
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
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