Albuquerque Morning Journal circulates 4461 daily in April 1908
The Albuquerque Morning Journal reports an April 1908 average daily circulation of 4,461 copies printed and distributed, with D. S. and Boucher declaring as business manager before Notary H. N. Packert. Subscriptions offered by carrier or mail in Albuquerque New Mexico Territory Bernalillo County.
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New Mexico
Bernalillo
D. S&s
Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Morning Journal
DP. S&s
Brorn Gid
H. N. Packert
Albuquerque Growth Favors Roosevelt Era Promises
A Albuquerque speech urges that the territory’s rapid development and the irrigation congress next month will boost the city’s standing. The speaker argues Roosevelt era policies promote growth while condemning Democratic positions and praises a strong judicial system amid calls for railroad rate reforms and campaign finance oversight.
Taft Speech Weighs Fair Editorial Across Papers
A Chicago Record-Herald editorial praised Taft's acceptance speech for judicial fairness, avoiding extreme praise or condemnation. The piece argues the editor aimed for absolute fairness, noting the speech is persuasive even if not epigrammatic or richly eloquent.
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Taft
Chicago Record-Herald
Albuquerque Eastern road construction advances with removal of obstacle
Special dispatches from Pittsburg report that the Albuquerque Eastern line is fully determined and will likely begin work by the irrigation congress. Santa Fe Central founders valued a Albuquerque link. a late obstacle cost 150000, but promoters now plan to push to Albuquerque and the Hagan coal fields, predicting solid business and rising property value.
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Pittsburg
Albuquerque
Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque Eastern
Toon Peringly
Hagan
Tte
Roosevelt Notes Warn Railroads Of Preemptive Rate Probe
Dispatches from Washington report the Interstate Commerce Commission will investigate proposed freight rate increases in advance to act against any protests from shippers. President Roosevelt allegedly urged the warning, seen as a move to curb immediate enforcement of higher rates. Railroad managers cite recent Southeastern territory increases as provocation for the measure.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Commission
Independence League may alter balance of power in U S politics
The New York World says the Independence League, a new national party, could influence national politics though its base remains thin and its statewide support modest. It notes past showings in Massachusetts and New York elections and suggests widespread discontent could boost the league along with populist and prohibitionist movements, potentially reshaping the political map.
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New York World
Independence League
League
Massachusetts
Municipal Ownership League
New York
McClellan
Cattlemen Push Free Duty on Abroad Slaughter Hides
Treasury reports a new issue over whether hides from American cattle slaughtered abroad should be admitted free of duty. For years large cattle shipments went to Europe for beef while hides held more value domestically. The New Mexico cowman has a stake in the debate as the policy topic gains traction.
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United States
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Tten
A* & Koensas
Chicago
New Cote Privey
Wi & Tale
Treasury Department
Europe
Civic Pride Urged To Mend Sidewalks Before Irrigation Congress
The notice urges property owners to repair broken sidewalks promptly to prevent deterioration and emphasizes the urgency ahead of the irrigation congress opening in less than sixty days. It calls for civic responsibility without awaiting city council intervention.
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Irrigation Congress
Arrival of General Humidity in Chicago Stirs Mild Fuss
The Chicago papers note the arrival of General Humidity and describe his long visit to the city. He is likened to a wealthy uncle whose presence is unwelcome yet financially beneficial.
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Chicago
Independence nominee and presidential candidate questioned
A fragment notes the Independence party nominee and a presidential candidate who allegedly earned a fortune from a dubious venture should run without facing political backlash.
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Independencs Party
Hrecord-Herald
Seauties
Axtegream
German Colonial Visit Ties To South Africa Warily Considered
The German colonial secretary Herr Liernburg visits South Africa to study methods and assess possible transfer of Walvisch Bay and a linked railway to Germany. The British government shows no intention to cede or lease Walvisch Bay, while Cape Town resists schemes harming its port interests.
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Herr Liernburg
Gierman
South Africa
Cape Town
Walfisch
Africa
Giermany
Orange River
Portuguese Africa
Walfiech Bay
Bartle Frere
Cape Colony
Cape
Herr Dernburg
Cape Colons
Bessee Miles Herth
Germany's Southwest Africa Ambition Sees Rail Link Plans
A London Mail correspondent discusses Germany securing Southwest Africa and pushing a railway to connect British territories north of the Orange River. The piece notes the trade-shifting impact and compares distances from Kimberly to Cape Town and to Walfish Bay, illustrating Germany's strategic aims.
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Atlantic
South Africa
Germany
Orange River
Rhodesia
Natal
Tatico Bay
Kimberly
Walh Bay
Cape Town
Johannesburg
Wattisch Bay
Defects of Country Heads Drainage Woes On Oregon Roads
The Oregonian notes that poor drainage on country roads causes ruts and soft surfaces. Raising the center each summer and fall helps shed water, with gravel or dirt redistributed to the center. Scraping sides into the middle and using a split log drag can aid road maintenance where rocks are scarce.
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Oregon
Portland
Oregonian
Dangerous coyotes bite two ranch workers in Arizona
Two men were attacked by four rabid coyotes on Henry Dowdle’s ranch near Bowie, Arizona, as they worked cattle for ELA Torren & Co. One victim, Rheimar Krump, was bitten but planned to ride out cattle to Benson before seeking treatment, while 16-year-old Eddie Dowdle rode to Chicago’s Pasteur Institute after his injury.
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Rixhires Review
Henry Dowdle
Bowie
ELA Torren & Co
Bishoe
Rheimar Krump
Krump
Eddie Dowdle
Henry Dowdl
Bafford
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Benson
Institute
Austin
Texas
Cochise County
BK. A. Taevrea & Co
Bishee
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Endorsed
KR N Parrar of Cat Island La recalls two severe diarrhea attacks in 1902 and 1960s. He credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea remedy with prompt relief and calls it one of the best medicines of its kind. He says it would have saved him a hundred dollars in 1900s value. Bold by all druggists.
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KR. N. Parrar
Cat Iisland
Chamberlain
Virgin Oil of Pine health tonic claims pine atmosphere
A historic ad touts Virgin Oil of Pine as a pine forest remedy for internal use. It is advertised to soothe mucous surfaces and benefit kidneys, with claims of relief from rheumatism caused by uric acid, dispensed only through druggists in sealed vials labeled by Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Southwestern News Notes from the Territory
Dr. Mark A. Rodgers of Tucson and Dr. Isaac Brewer of Fort Wingate have joined the International Tuberculosis congress board of judges meeting in Washington. John B. West of Lowell, Anna, died after a wagon mishap. Della Mexican of Wenden died after drinking carbolic acid water. A typhoid fever skunk bite mistreatment case is treated in Chicago. Two hundred fifty mules and over 100 wagons move from Phoenix to Fossil Creek for a major power project. J A Kethernside of Yuma named superintendent of the territorial hospital for the insane.
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Mark A. Rodgers
Tucson
Isaac Brewer
Fifth Cavalry
Fort Wingate
Washington, D. C
Phoenix
Fossil Creek
Yavapai County
Grant Brothers
Menxbee
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de Pasteur
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Lowell, Anna
Littl
FP. J. Pan Fhuster
Verde Valley
Della Mexican
Wendenl
J. A. Keteherside
Yuma, Arin
Territorial Hospital For
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United Vities
H. & Verne D. Edwards
Gibraltar Building
Kansas City
West Centrala
ST. Vincent’s
Sisters of Charity
New York Ave
New Mex
RIO Grande Valley Land Company
Joeen Company
Omice
Gold Ave
Maloy
A. J. Maloy
West Central Ave
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