01 Aug 1882
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1882
Page
1
Morning Fournal reports on the Republican convention with details of territorial boundaries and the process for selecting delegates. The article lists committee roles and voting rules, and names key figures including VAN WILLLA GERUEN and JUDE ESS in the delegate ranking.
A handbill urges a September convention in Albuquerque to select delegates for a northern territory Republican gathering. It attacks irregular county representation, calls for strict adherence to the 1876 delegate rule, and proposes a unified plan to hold a statewide convention.
A historical report discusses wool production expansion near Albuquerque and the Atlantic region, noting shipments from New Mexico and northern Arizona. It highlights railroad links, potential rapid increases in output, and regional labor and economic implications for wool growing districts and related commerce.
The article analyzes party strength and anticipated Senate outcomes across multiple states. It discusses Republican hopes to flip seats, potential losses for Democrats, and the impact of recent political developments on upcoming elections. It mentions figures like McCall, Prye, Hoar, and others influencing ticket dynamics.
The article presents garbled financial data about US property values and workforce, mentioning numbers like 92 153,08 1005 and 120 a minute and 200 sonoma. It references the total working force and sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and personal service, but the figures are unclear and largely nonsensical.
A readable fragment shows jitters in commodity prices from beef to leather goods. It notes beef rising, bones and shin prices up, and leather and tin markets active. Old iron and brass values appear mixed while paper costs vary.
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