Joint statehood advocated for Arizona and New Mexico
A speaker argues for joint statehood, saying merged territories would control their own government, elect officers, and gain votes in both houses and the electoral college. He compares growth to Texas, highlights rail and district advantages, and envisions unified future under a large, prosperous state with capitals moving to Santa Fe.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Washington
Congress
Darity
Jolntire
Texas
Union
Ohio
Empire State of the Union
New York
Great Britain
England
Commonwealth
California
Santa Fe
Lucky Mistake Opens Eyes of Family Over Postum
A Brookline Massachusetts woman recounts a grocer error delivering Postum instead of coffee. After serving Postum for breakfast, her family saw immediate health and digestion improvements, prompting others to switch. She notes a sister's cautious trial that led to renewed health and enthusiasm for Postum, and mentions the advertised book The Road to Wellville.
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Grocer
Pkg
Postum
Brookline
Mans
Postum Co
Battle Crook
Mich
Weilville
Texas Statehood and Arizona Boundary Debate
The article argues against Texas division and advocates for statehood, noting broader territorial shifts in the West. It recalls California and Nevada boundaries, warns against territorial expansion versus centralized capital access, and questions giving large land areas to Arizona while defending New Mexico. It emphasizes business distance to capitals and defends gains from statehood.
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Texas
California
Arizona
Washington
Amcona
Una Waa
Congress
Nevada
Colorado River
Dd Apy
Famous Low For Portland Stock Show Headsline
Portland report notes Fair Queen champion at multiple fairs and a leading cow in the shorthorn class. The Hazelwood Farm of Spokane shows twenty Holsteins against the Pierce Land and Stock California herd. Oregon exhibitors and local herds prepare for the Lewis and Clark exposition stock show opening September 19.
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Portland
Fair Queen
Wilie H
St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
United States
H. D. Wisdom
Ameria
Hazelwood Farm Company
Spokane
Wisconsin
Pierce Land and Stock Company
California
Holland
John B. Irvin
P. A. Frakes
Oregon
Hazel Fern
W. 5
Ladd Estate
Dr Stil
Missouri
Harry West
D. H. Looney
A. @. Martin
B. Altman
Atkinson Brothers
Government
Pacific Coast States
Railroad Tickets and Dyspepsia Cure Ad
An ad fragment promotes reduced rate railroad tickets for Panisen Association area and touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion and stomach issues. Claims cure and prevention of stomach catarrh with testimonials from Dr. New Anough of Langue West Virginia.
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Panisen» Association Railroad Ticket Office
New Anough
Langue
W.va
Mage
All Drugsters
Lawson Alive and Returning to Alamogordo Says J. 1a Lawcon
Lawcon of Alamogordo, previously reported dead during surgery at Joins Hopkins Hospital, states he is alive and plans to return with his family to Alamogordo in about three weeks. The message confirms the revival of hope for residents and portrays a straightforward family update.
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Lawson
Alamogordo
J. 1A
Lawcon
Joins Hopkin Hospital
Albuquerque
J. A. Skinner
West
Mold Avenue
Dean
Alvarado Pharmacy
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Woman in Las Vegas Contact With Live Wire
Lorenso Mia is said to have touched a live wire above the hot springs at the end of the trolley line near Wonee No 4 while holding a baby. She received a shock but survived, with officials noting the wire came close to the ground posing public safety concerns.
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Mia
Lorenso
Hot Springs
Las Vegas
Child 18 Terribly Burned At Santa Fe
Elena, daughter of Andres Lena, was severely burned at a Santa Fe home on College Street yesterday morning. Flames ignited her clothing, causing serious injuries to her lower body and legs before help arrived. Dr. David Knapp treated her. injuries described as quite serious.
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College Street
Santa Fe
Elena
Andres Lena
David Knapp
New Equipment for Estancia Postoffice
Postmaster Hawkins installs twenty six lock boxes and thirty two call boxes at Estancia Postoffice as the Estancia News reports. A money order system is hoped for, and patrons would welcome quicker service. Also noted is a giant Hubbard squash grown by William King on his ranch north of Tague, weighing twenty two and a quarter pounds, with cultivation praised.
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Hawkins
Postoffice
Estancia News
Hax
William King
Tague
Browent
Estancia
Hubbard
King
Charles Raymer
Tampa
Tres Piedras
Mr. Dieckmann
Denver & Rio Grande
Batranca
Raymer
Rinconada
Veteran of Kit Carson murdered near Torrance
Juan Armente, Civil War veteran tied to Kit Carson, was killed late Tuesday at Duran near Torrance by a blunt blow. About $40 was on him. robbery suspected. He worked for John Pimental, a sheep taker near Encino, and had been drinking at a saloon with strangers. No arrest yet.
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Juan Armente
Duran
Torrance
John Pimental
Encino
Santa Fe
Kit Carson
Cook
Supreme Court Limits Timber Cutting for Ore Roasting
The U S Supreme Court affirms that roasting ore counts as a domestic purpose enabling timber cuts on public lands. Justice McKenna writes the majority opinion upholding a $28000 recovery claim by United Verde Mining Co of Arizona, while Justices Harlan Brown and Peck dissent on the domestic process issue. The ruling constrains federal authority and clarifies scope of timber-cutting regulations.
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Supreme Cour of
United States
United Verde
Drdare
Arizona
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve Featured As Piles Cure
Chicago based EC De Witt & Co promote De Witts Salve claiming it treats piles eczema cuts burns and all skin diseases with no equal. The ad notes numerous worthless imitators and urges asking for De Witt’s salve sold by all druggists.
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EC. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
de Witt
Exclusive agency offer on Hessenbruch cutlery at Union Store
Wm Dolde Proprietor announces the Union Store at 122 North Second Street features the world famed T Hessenbruch & Co cutlery. Sharp pocket knives priced 25 to 50 cents and razors at two dollars, plus various scissors and shears, all guaranteed.
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T. Hessenbruch & Co
North Second Street
Dolde
Peach & Co Real Estate Dealers Move to 208 1-2 Wreet Gold Ave
Real estate firm Peach & Co relocates to 208 1-2 Wreet Gold Avenue ground floor offering brick ad frame houses and select vacant Highlands lots priced from 100 to 200 dollars with 19 dollars down and one dollar per week. They promote quick profit, urge rental income, and promise prompt attention for entrusted business.
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Wreet Gold Avenue
Highlands
Tailor opens shop above 209 West Railroad avenue
O Bambini announces a merchant tailoring establishment upstairs over 209 West Railroad avenue. He offers suite made to order, clothes cleaned and pressed, and alterations. Claims 15 years of city experience and guarantees customer satisfaction. Also advertises meats and sausages line.
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West Railroad Avenue
Bambini
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