Last of the bulletins sums up a light week of weather
A week of light showers yielded meager totals with cooler nights and warm days. Santa Fe and Las Vegas reported above and below normal averages, a light frost on the 4th, and the season closing notes from the Weather Bureau while Albuquerque and El Paso logged varied temperatures and modest precipitation.
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Banta Fe
Santa Fe
el Paso
Chas, E | Linney
Texas
United States Weather Bureau
Albuquerque
Pitt Hoxss
United States
Las Vegas
William Curtis Bailey
Statehood Support Glows In Douglas Amid Debate
Colonel Alien T. Bird reports a Douglas resident, a Roosevelt Democrat, plans to vote for statehood to back Roosevelt in 1908 and predicts about 25 percent of Douglas voters favor statehood. He notes Douglas’ mining and railroad economy dominates, while anti jointure sentiment remains strong and vocal. The speaker criticizes self-styled statehood allies who doubt Arizona’s joint statehood with New Mexico and urges open battle of convictions, urging confidence as two thirds of effort.
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Alien T. Bird
Nogales
Ariz
Oasis
Southern Pacific
Douglas
Roosevelt
Bird
Dougins
Phelps Dodge Railway and Mining Intercate
New Mexico
Arizona
Hamilton
Wratbhood
Albuquerque as convention city natural advantages urged
The Citizen champions Albuquerque as a natural convention city noting its central location and superior crowd facilities. It argues for adding deliberate effort to capitalize on innate advantages and calls on residents to prepare for larger gatherings and broader event hosting.
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Ans
Al-buquerque
Sy Talbuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
el Paso
Rio Grande
Democrats for Statehood The Emo County Convention Las Vegas
San Miguel county convention met in Las Vegas on Saturday with two resolutions passed. The rest reflected editorials from La Voz del Pueblo, while supporters urged unity with Arizona to form a joint statehood effort and advocate constitutional admission as a single state.
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San Miguel
Las Vegas
Vention
la Voz del Pueblo
Arivena
New Mexico
Congress
Arizona
Representative Committee
Market views spark concern over liquidity and manipulation
Henry Chews in New York warns that exorbitant money rates signal a coming peak in trade activity and crops moving. He asserts the New York reserve stands at 2 000 000 but is inflated by official loan contractions and lender front loading. He charges leaders push a campaign to force a broad decline and force lenders to shed holdings, painting a tense market mood.
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Henry Chews
New York
Buren
Stuck Exchange
Startling Conditions of Tuberculosis in France
A consular report details tuberculosis risks tied to dusty trades in France. Landouzy’s studies link high mortality to policemen postal workers and laundry staff, with laundry workers showing the worst toll. Paris area data show 75 percent mortality among laundry workers. bakers also suffer high rates, prompting hygiene reforms and a professional bakers school.
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France
Landousy
Paris
Landouzy
Billan
Jcourt
Boulogne-sur Seine
Stamp values soar for Annapolis postmaster issue
An American collector offers ten thousand dollars for a copy of the Annapolis Md postmaster stamp and its envelope, said to be the world’s rarest philatelic item. The piece, issued 1846 by Postmaster Martin F. Revel, features a red on white design with a winged eagle and olive sprig, noted as the most esteemed postmaster stamp.
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United States
Annapolis
Earl of Crawford
Annapolio
Mauritius
Prince of Wales
Post Office
Martin F. Revelt
W. A. Castle
Philadelphia
Congress
New York
New Haven
Baltimore
Alexandria
Brattleboro
Daniel Bryan
Price of the revolver and American crime debate
An analysis argues that Daniel B. Wesson's fortune reflects America's reliance on the revolver as a lethally cheap status symbol. It claims firearms drive home crime statistics, noting high homicide rates despite widespread ownership and criticizing belief that guns deter trouble.
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Daniel B. Wesson
America
Tim Fi
Alabama
First Hundred Dollars Builds Capital And Savings
The text extols the value of saving and investing. It argues that earning and saving a first hundred dollars creates capital, enabling further earnings. Regular deposits to the bank grow savings, opening new investment opportunities and teaching prudent financial principles.
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citzen Publishing Company
Strickler
W. T. McCreight
Democrats
James M. Buchanan
New York Times
California
Jaffa Grocery Co
Brown’s Cleaning and Pressing Works
Silver Ave
P.matteucci
Vomeessma
Children’s Fine Shoes
North First Street
B. K. Adams
Fifth and
Railroad Avenue
Albuquerque Te Jemer
Andreas Romrre
Gold Avenue
the Bank OF Commerce
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
MRS
D. D. Coverdale
West Gold Avenue
M. Mandell
O. W. Strong
Merchants Cafe
South Second Street
Albuquerque, N. M
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A. J. Richards
Sg West Railroad Avenue
Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Beach Line
Loudon
Jersey Farm
Colo
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Propr
Roe
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