Unity Plan Restores Harmony in Bernalillo GOP
The Republican territorial committee’s healing plan for Bernalillo County ends with both factions agreeing and the commission’s work completed. The anticipated Santa Fe convention delegate may win a solid county majority, boosting overall party prospects amid Democratic gains from Texas.
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Republican Territorial Committee
Republcan
Bernalito County
Yes
Pernalillo County
Santa Fe
Texas
Territorial Committee
Cotton Worm Nuisance Faces City Action
Citizens prepare to combat cottonworm nests as harvest ends and worm nests threaten streets. A few workers with poles and torches could clear nests in days, with city meetings designating a supervisor and funding for labor as Civic Improvement Society supports effort.
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Civic Improvement Society
Crusade effort urged with minimal cost and effort
The article calls for full cooperation to complete the crusade effectively with little expense or labor. It stresses timely attention as the main requirement and urges care to avoid endangering property.
Campaign Barpenses and Fund Raising in National Politics
The piece argues both major parties face large campaign costs funded by wealthy individuals and corporations. It notes Democratic and Republican managers seek substantial sums for national committees while emphasizing honest handling of funds and public scrutiny. It also discusses rail and shipping rate volatility and the need for flexible business decisions.
Growing better world shown by cheerful aid in 1905
The Baltimore American highlights a 1905 summer surge of altruism as many people help unseen others. Fresh air benevolence and outings for children and worn-out mothers spread across Baltimore and other cities, signaling a growing spirit of happiness and self sacrifice.
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Baltimore
Ripley predicts shift in Oriental shipping trade impact
New York Herald correspondent from Chicago reports Ripley’s interview on ICC inland water publishing rules. He says transcontinental railroads may lose profits and American transpacific lines could fail, leaving western waters under Oriental control. He cites little profit in current routes and government subsidies as exceptions.
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New York Herald
Chicago
Nare
Ripley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
aPeific Ports
Orient
Canadian Pacific Lines
Anti Hughes Movement Winds Up New York Party
New York Republicans fear Governor Hughes may seek re election. Timothy Woodruff meets with President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay to assess party strength. Leaders report Hughes not the strongest figure and seek an alternative candidate to prevent renomination.
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New York
Timothy J. Woodruff
Wen
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Hughes
Woodruff
New York State
Hie
Saranac Lake
Campaign chatter and youth in the silly season
The piece notes political chatter as the silly season begins with visitors and letters from supporters in Texas and Pennsylvania shaping forecasts for November. It cites advice to campaign managers about youth opportunity and ambition, urging diligence and ambition to secure a future in politics.
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New York Evening Post
Tafter
Uryan
Pennsylvania
Keystone Commonwealth
Junius
American engineers push Japan water power revival
American engineers take a leading role in developing Japan's unused water power while American influence grows in Korea's commercial affairs. Japan will soon assess what the United States can show in a battleship fleet, reflecting a broader effort to sustain peace.
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Japan
Korea
United States
Bryan accuses Taft of grafting democratic planks onto Republican platform
William J. Bryan charges in his remarks that Mr Taft has attempted to embed democratic planks in the Republican platform during his acceptance speech, arguing this risks party integrity.
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William J. Bryan
Taft
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
Logans Leader voices approval of the Phoenix visit and a proposed new county organization. Readers note ramcors and a claim Arizonans spend nearly half a million dollars yearly on vacations, per Williams News.
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The
Southwest
Logan Leader
Willliams News
Purported Sale of Duke for Fall Delivery Reported
The note claims Miss Eikins bought a duke for fall delivery from Por Future Delivery. It predicts legal docs for the sale and other papers to be drawn in Getuber Floggstalt Saw Cheer Up, and expresses cautious hope for harmony among Bernalillo County Republicans.
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Eikins
Duke
Getuber Floggstalt
Bernalillo County
Soucorro
Mayflower Overloaded Risk at Taft Presidency
A Tucson Citizen notice argues Mr. Taft's election could overwhelm the steam yacht Mayflower with his presence aboard, presenting a grave drawback to his presidency and suggesting logistical concerns with sea travel.
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Mr. Taft
Tucson
Pop Anson Loses Money In Politics
A Tucson sports column reports that Pop Anson squandered his baseball earnings in political ventures. The piece mocks Chicago politicians and their tangled schemes, noting a sharp shift from sports fame to political defeat.
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Pop” Anson
Chicago
Tucson
Sta
Metarsan Chairman Bursum Opens Fall Campaign
Kind Words by Metarsan Chairman Bursum of the republican territorial committee began the preliminary fall campaign. The remarks threaten trouble for Democratic opponents Secorra Chieftain as party tensions emerge.
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Metarsan
Bursum
Republican Territorial Committee
Hoes
Secorra
Hearst Aids Republicans With Newspaper Network Campaign
A reduced and paraphrased report notes William Randolph Hearst, posing as a Democrat, subtly supports the Republican party by leveraging his chain of newspapers to bolster their position. The piece implies editorial influence aims to sway public opinion during political contests.
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Hearst
Republican Party
Sana
Rovwell Record
Herald Plans Growth After Slow Press Week
The Portales Herald reports a temporary small edition due to delayed press arrivals but promises a larger issue in one to two weeks as production resumes. The notice notes the paper will expand its size once printing capacity returns.
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Herald
Portales Herald
Lawyer to fill position in three counties urged
The Rio Grande Republican suggests sending a lawyer known in Luna Dona Ana and Otero counties to fill a required position, asking if Major Llewellyn could consent to the appointment.
History Repeats at Ancient Assembly and Regional Races
Ancient Greek assembly used shouting to decide questions with the louder side winning. The piece notes parallels to Chicago and Denver conventions and mentions a new Banta Fe cut-off with trains every thirty minutes. It also reports Talban News offering $16,000 plus $7,400 purses for territorial fair races and entry deadlines in September.
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Chicago
Denver
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Talban
The
Fair Association
Arizona
Phoenix Gagette
A Denver Widow Chooses New Husband Aligned With Late Spouse
A Denver widow plans to marry the man her late husband selected, prompting reflections on her loyalty to his choice. The story notes her decision follows the original pairing proposed by the deceased spouse.
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Denver
Tucson
The Sphins of San Marcial Opinion
The San Marcos Standart notes Senator Richards has said little on the political situation and asks to be given more time to think. The piece describes him as a man who speaks less and shares more when he speaks.
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San Marcial
Richards
San Marcos
Standart
Quail-sized chicken saved after horses dash at office
A small chicken was run over by horses near a post office. Postmaster J. O. Dumas found it dying, sewed up the wound, and the bird recovered enough to wish its mother and siblings well. The incident prompted reflections on New Mexico primary laws and citizen participation.
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J. OR. Dumas
Almanac excerpts stir Albuquerque editorials
The Albuquerque Sun prints selections from Arthur Brisbane's editorials and the New Mexican notes the Almanac’s influence, saying the publication is making itself felt in Santa Fe political circles.
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Albuquerque Sun
Arthur Brisbane
New Mexican
Santa Fe Eagle
Daily Santa Fe paper announces Raton edition launch
The Santa Fe New Mexican notes a grapevine dispute and confirms a daily newspaper is now published in Raton with the first issue issued on Monday. Ratonites react as the town learns of this new local outlet.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
Raton
Ratonites Rone
Number of US presidential candidates debated in free country
The text reflects on how many people in the United States know the number of presidential candidates. It notes there is no legal limit to candidates, but there is a limit to those who can be elected, per the Paso Herald.
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the Commerce Commission
Orient
Pacific
Suez Canal
United States
EE Paso Herald
McFarland Bros Offers Half Price Ladies Shirts and Waists
Local advertisement from the Logan Leader promoting sales at McFarland Bros. Ladies shirts, waists, and white underwear advertised at half price due to slight shelf soiling. Er is emphasized as cheaper than other outlets.
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McFarland Bros
Logan
Paso urged to send delegation to irrigation congress
The El Paso Herald urges Paso to prepare a large influential delegation for the National Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque on September 29. The article warns that without such effort the enemies of reclamation and safety services will strike against the system that underpins agricultural redemption.
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Paso
Albuquerque
National Irrigation Congress
el Paso Herald
New Lumber Yard Opens With Full Line of Lumber
We thank the public for patronage and announce a new lumber yard connected with our mill offering a full line of lumber including Texas flooring finish lumber lath and shingles. Please give us a chance to figure with you at Superior Lumber and Minn Go 601-521 South First facet.
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Texas
Launther
Min
Melrose Enterprise notes growing town in New Mexico
The Melrose Enterprise reports Melrose expanding and gaining substance while national business languishes. The piece contrasts hardship elsewhere with surprising local activity in Melrose and Pew towns in the United States.
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Melrose
United States
New Mexico
Melrose Enterprise
Oh Pickles Why Not Ask Hine Legislate Care Needed
A fragment urges careful selection of the next legislature and notes Dona Ana county deserves a council member from Crant district. The text emphasizes nominating the best men for public duty.
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Hine
Dona Ana
Crant
Primary voting shows low turnout and masked influence
The article notes weak turnout at primaries with only about one in twenty voters attending and those who do attend are steered by a few individuals. It argues for broader voter expression at nomination time, referencing Wisconsin Missouri and Kansas reforms as examples of modern primary legislation. The piece cites Santa Fe primaries as an illustration and implies a legislative shift toward open primary rules.
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Santa Fe
Legislative Assembly
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Judge Mann Seeks Delegates for Congress Nomination
Alamogordo candidate Judge Mann traveled to La Luz with H B Holt to press for a nomination. They aimed to secure a delegate group, but La Luz favored Delegate Andrews. Their automobile broke down, delaying return to Alamogordo until Thursday morning. Lordsburg Liberal notes the exchange about receptiveness.
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Lordsburg
Fatug
Laio
Andrews
Andrewe
la Lue
Alamogordon
Flanty
Alamogordo
la Lux
Ucilans
Buchire
Boon to Puderly People from Foley's Kidney Remedy
The elderly suffer kidney and bladder troubles. Foley's Kidney Remedy is claimed to stimulate urinary organs correct irregularities and tone the system. Begin taking Foley's Kidney Remedy now to feel vigorous, sold by J. H. O'Reilly & Co.
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Pole
Foley
J. H. O'Reilly & Co
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