Albuquerque Morning Journal circulation claim 1908
Sworn statement from D. S. Boucher business manager of The Journal Publishing Company asserts that in April 1908 The Albuquerque Morning Journal printed and circulated an average of 4,461 copies daily. Notary public H. No Packert certified the oath. The document outlines a daily carrier delivery and states the newspaper had larger circulation than other New Mexico papers.
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New Mexico
Bernalillc
Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Morning Journa
Houvcher
Rotary
H. No Packert
Aldrich Leads Subcommittees on Monetary System Plan
Senator Aldrich heads a subcommittee of the monetary commission preparing a complete financial system for Congress. A second subcommittee will study administrative aspects of national banking laws as the main body gathers data from Europe, aiming to replace temporary measures with a comprehensive system.
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Aldrich
Rhode Island
Monetary Commission
Congress
England
Europe
London
dJurt
Aldrich-Vreeland
Noes
Merely a Sug gestion
The Sun outlines a biting oral history chapter on political manipulation and corruption in the Quay era. It discusses Benatar and allies pressing reform, Alabama’s pivotal year, and Quay’s strategy via a Pittsburgh emissary to Birmingham.
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New York Sun
Che
Quays
Benatar
Alabama
Mtak
Ba- Thies
Jack's Bea
Aik
Harriton
Nally
Louis Omar
Maryland
Quay
Isuiaeca
Philadelphia
Penn
Pittsburgities
Bool
Birmingham
Memory of a Pittsburgh gun barrel invasion stirs Alabama politics
The piece recalls a Pittsburgh emissary who courted Alabama Republican strikers with a barrel, exposing the graft and machine politics behind the effort. It argues such meddling solidified Democratic majorities and warns honest Southern leaders resist graft, urging genuine freedom and dignity in thought and action.
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Birmingham
Pittsburg
Alabama
South
Revival of Prosperity Hinges on Foreign Markets Push
The piece argues a year of production and distribution growth depends on expanding foreign markets. It highlights regional crops and industrial rebounds, stresses consular reform under Hopkine Lowden, and notes business groups preparing to push export policy before the next legislative session.
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Seaboard
Department of Industry
Germany
England
Motese- Vet
Hoot
Renater Lede
Sage proposes training school for West Point near Constitution Islaw
Mrs. Russell Sage seeks to prove patriotism by gifting a training school for West Point and a preparatory facility near a government site, estimated at 200 604 dollars with endowment and other costs pushing the total to about a half million dollars. She notes postwar shortages of officers and the army’s need to place West Point graduates, arguing a government feeder is overdue.
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Russell Sage
Kansas City Journal
West Point
United States
Great Military School
United States Army
Public schools and national defense funding debate
Comment discusses gaps in military officer staffing and calls for a West Point style institution to train cadets while noting the public school system does not prepare students for military roles. It praises Mrs. Sage for her financial support to government needs and argues funding should secure essential training for national defense.
Airship, imagination and national ideals cross borders
In a discussion of Zeppelins and invention, the piece contrasts German idealism with materialism. It notes mass support for the airship, then argues that imagination drives progress and patriotism, citing cultural figures and national dreams across nations.
God Almighty Eviction Threat Echoes in Spectator Note
A tense exchange shows Angrish boasting after a purchase, claiming his landlord is now God Almighty and that he fears nothing. The agent warns Pat not to be overconfident, recalling that even God Almighty once evicted the first two tenants.
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God Almighty
Pat
the Spectator
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A mosaic of editorials from multiple papers discusses local governance and law in New Mexico and reactions to national political campaigns. It highlights concerns over deportation rumors, legal process, and editor Watterson’s Bryan fundraising appeal with French rhetoric.
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The
Southwest
Watterson
Bryan
Custa
Tir
France
la Republique
Gambetta
Courier-Journal
Colonel Watterson
Phoenix Republican
Commercial club appoints editors for Colfax county data
The Commercial club of Albuquerque announces a committee to edit and compile data on Colfax county advantages and resources. Members include FL Mullin Orrin A Foster and Rufus H Carter with data to be used in club publications issued under the Raton Range.
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Albuquerque
United States
Elaub
Colfax County
FL Mullin
Orrin A. Foster
Rufus H Carter
Commercial Club
Raton Range
Special Occasions at Colorado Interstate Exposition Week
The Morning Journal reports a six day Colorado Interstate exposition in September with themed days for Labor and Tress Day Tankiers and Pioneers Day Fraternal and Professor at Men's Day Colorado and Denver Day Mayory Governors Legislator and Society Day and a Grand Champion Pelf Soldiers and Children's King. Thursday is reserved for Colorado people highlighting interstate ties.
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Denver
Tankiers and Pioneers
Cotorado
Society
Coolorada
Newhero's Herpicide Promised To Cure Dandruff
An advertisement explains dandruff as a scalp parasite damaging hair and claims Newhero's Herpicide kills the germ to stop thinning. It touts glossy hair, lists Detroit Michigan as the company base, and notes two sizes priced 50 cents and 1.66 dollars with agents B. H. Briggs and Co. in a 1900s style medical sales pitch.
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Newhero
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Receiver for crop in Muskogee court case over Choctaw orchard
A federal court in Muskogee placed Tom Halt in charge of a peach orchard near Poteau worth about 10000 dollars. The suit by Choctaw Nation attorneys against Ed McKenta seeks trust sale proceeds to final settlement, with fruit gathered and sold under Halt’s supervision.
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Muskogee
Tom
Poteau End
Ed McKenta
Hafi
Raton and Colfax County Promoting Health and Wealth
The Commercial Club of Raton undertakes a campaign to map the area and attract attention. Signage proclaims Raton, New Mexico for Health and Wealth as ads appear along rail routes. The club plans to print detailed data and history in booklets for distribution through national channels.
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Collas
Colfax
Wil
Raton Het
Patom
Raten
Cotfex
Nailanal Lerigath
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New York
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W. Gold
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Brownaville
Tex
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Leoteg
Ireland
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Oxfords
Dongola
RIO Grande Valley Land Company
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Gitties
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Whelessie Grocer
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