Morning Journal Circulation Figures for April 1908
The Albuquerque Morning Journal reports an average daily circulation of 4,461 copies during April 1908, with D. Boucher, business manager, sworn to the statement before a notary. The notice lists subscription terms for daily carrier and monthly mail in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Morning Journal
Albuquerane
New Mexico
American Newspaper Directory
Bernalillo
D. & Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Morning Journal
S Boucher
Clean up Albuquerque for the irrigation congress visitors
A call for civic action urges all residents to tidy streets and premises to welcome thousands of guests. The piece highlights using the opportunity to project a positive image of Albuquerque, stressing individual responsibility alongside city services. It lauds the civic improvement society and the new sanitary commissioner while urging public cooperation.
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Albuquerque
Southwest
United States
Irrigation Congress
Civic Improvement Society
Tne
Reaser
Jerusalem
Attorney General Bonaparte Seeks New Verdict Against Standard Oil Indiana
Attorney General Bonaparte announces immediate steps to obtain another verdict against Standard Oil of Indiana on rebating charges. A filing will go to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, which reversed a $29,240 fine for modification and reargument. Government officials press all pending prosecutions involving rebates to trial as the new application is considered.
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Bonaparte
Stepe
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Landis
Biandard’ Ol) Company
Rebstes
Bonsparte
Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Standard of Company of Indiana
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Government to press rebates case to trial and appeal
The government plans a new appeal and possible Supreme Court action in the Standard Oil of Indiana rebates case. Prosecutions against rebates will be pursued with energy. if needed, a case may be stated to the court and assessors summoned.
Humidity Drives Praise From Central Farmers
Weather tale notes oppressive heat and high humidity yet frames it as beneficial for crops. The piece portrays nature rejoicing and a muted psalm rising through fields, trees, and vegetables, aligning the climate with a grand divine message.
The Trouble in Daniel Hayti Crisis and U S Interest
The article argues for U S intervention in Hayti, noting Assistant Secretary of State Bacon will visit Puerto Rico to study Haytian affairs. It says Washington’s action shows concern for American interests and seeks informed view on stability and protection of life and property in the republic.
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Black Republic
Hayti
Bacon
Puerto Rico
Washington
Haytian
Republic
New Zealand Labor Law Faces Strikes and Reform Debate
A historical report describes New Zealand's industrial friction under compulsory arbitration. Critics note failed conciliation, frequent strikes, and pressure for stronger conciliation boards. The government seeks change with a new arbitration bill imposing fines on strikers and lockouts and expanding council conciliation roles.
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New Zealand
Trades Council of Wellington
Conellon
Optimism Amid Global Reforms and Racing Cars
A reader notes that despite vast reforms across nations, hope persists for a better world. Reports cover a daylight pass by a fleet near leper settlements, the New York to Paris auto race, and ongoing bail bond fraud, with references to conservation plans and political chatter in England and the United States.
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United States
Pacific
Jeper
San Francisco
Underdog Cause in War Between Spider and Fly
An article from the Philadelphia Press argues the fly’s side in the spider fly war, noting housewives aid the flies by tolerating and feeding them while spiders are killed. It claims spiders are ugly but harmless to people, as they prey on flies that threaten humanity.
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Philadelphia
Mart
Mars
Iateha
Martin
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A garbled editorial pile cites Mars, Japan, Rockefeller, and global issues. It mocks New York leaders, discusses Martians and other nations, and touches on Panama while lampooning public discourse and press tone. The piece reads as a satirical collage of opinions from the periodical press.
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The
Southwest
Presidential race in Indianapolis News editorial
The Indianapolis News contemplates the November counting with a nonpartisan note. It questions who should carry the presidential job and suggests a citizen might be the likely winner. It reflects on civic duty and the election’s near horizon.
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Didinnapolis News
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