The Albuquerque Morning Journal circulation claim
The Albuquerque Morning Journal asserts it has larger circulation than any other New Mexico paper. D Boucher, business manager, states that in April 1908 the Journal averaged 4 461 copies printed and circulated daily, sworn before H N Packert, notary, in Bernalillo County in May 1908.
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New Mexico
New Menten
Morning Journal
Albuquerque
Bernalillc
Ss. D. Boucher
Firat
Journal Publishing Company
Boucher
Mander Reon
H. N Packert
Unusual Insurance Policy Oddity Makes General Rucker Dead in Policy
From Washington comes a report of a peculiar policy result. Brigadier General Daniel H. Rucker, 64, long held a life policy that recently labeled him dead for the company. He visited the insurer, explained the strange status, and faced a check offer while still living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel H. Rucker
Rucker
Coompany
We Need Farmers Move Colfax County Irrigation Debate
An editorial urges New Mexico to embrace agriculture over cattle farming. It argues Colfax County has rich soil, ample rainfall, and potential to support a large population with irrigation, calling on merchants, capitalists, and professionals to back farm settlement and private irrigation projects.
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New Mexico
Colfax
Nieh
Colorado
Ulat Famour
United Blatter
Malfax County
Colfax County
Kansas
Arkansas Valley
Merchant
Coal Miner
Capitalier
Express
Farmers of the plains and new irrigation hope
The article reflects on Kansas and Nebraska tenants thirty years ago, contrasts rugged farmers with gradual progress, notes improved farming practices and the rise of farmers institutes. It urges New Mexico farmers to learn from other states and highlights the Albuquerque Irrigation Congress as key to unlocking Colfax county’s potential.
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Cansas
Nebraska
New Mexico
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colfax County
Raton
Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
President Roosevelt Held Up by Rough Riders at Oyster Bay
A fanciful account describes President Roosevelt being held up by riders at Oyster Bay in a charity stunt gone awry. The scene features a dust-filled chase, demands for money, empty pockets, and a dramatic medallion gifted to the president amid the comic ruse.
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Oyster Bay
New York World
Roosevelt
Jimmy Sloane
Gervies
Hagamore
Irving T Varo
Ering Bank
Tvturn
Nassau
Telemuti
Deiay
Queet Iportant
George Barrows
South Street
Charlthe
Francis
Austria
Olfford Pinchot
Ben Greet
Bagamere
Generoum
Campe
Political Campaign Machinery Aims At 14006400 Voters
Party leaders estimate about 14 million voters will choose between Taft and Bryan next November and the national committees plan extensive outreach. The Republican and Democratic committees operate with a chairman, vice chairman, secretary and treasurer and a small campaign board, remaining largely active in shaping public opinion during the long presidential race.
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William Howard Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Republican National Committee
Democraticational Committee
Key
Treasor
Onenr
King Davis
New York
Pimex
Political machine tactics and the need for campaign funds
The passage argues that national and local committees use aggressive, underhanded methods to win elections including vote buying. It acknowledges corruption risks but defends the scale of campaigning as legitimate, requiring extensive organization and money to reach voters with proper issues from both sides.
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National Committee
Labor
Bryan and platform omissions spark party controversy
The Chicago Record Herald notes Mr. Bryan’s acceptance speech hints at a novel controversy by asserting platforms omit special views. It questions officials urging personal views not approved by voters and discusses implications for Taft Roosevelt and Democratic stance on rate legislation and railroad control.
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Bryan
Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
Rogenvelt
Hrgan
The New Woman in Perae y The Turkish Question
The piece discusses the emergence of a new woman in Turkey, highlighting a wife of a Young Turk in Monastir leading public parade scenes. It questions how a constitutional shift may affect gender norms and public visibility, contrasting with traditional bans on women showing faces in public.
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Turkey
New York World
Wnheardeuf
Monastir
Circasesa
Special weather spares irrigation congress at Albuquerque
Fragmentary note discusses a fortunate break that spared Albuquerque from disruptions to the irrigation congress and hints at political pressure on Senator Smoot over forestry. It asserts dry beef scraps lead to higher protein eggs and mentions a local contact and address.
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Albuquerque
Irrigation Congress
Fractured OCR Fragment of Classified Ad
The readable lines show a damaged ad note for window frames in Albuquerque. Prices listed include 275 dollars for Windtow frames and an unclear company name G Phate & Co at 214 South Second Street.
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Phate & CO
South Secoon
Editors Delve Into Southwest Views On Prohibition Immigrant Trade
The Southwest editors discuss Prohibition and immigration in the Irrigation Congress context. Prohibitionists in San Antonio are urged to support progress, while clean government and clean candidates are highlighted as essential for taxpayers. The piece mentions Maxim’s silent gun as a curious invention with potential utility.
County Growth and Racial Tensions Highlighted in Local Papers
The Phoenix Republican reports county wealth rising with assessed values up from 562 250 to 667 870, signaling prosperity. The Lordsburg Liberet condemns southern excesses and anti Negro violence, contrasting northern and southern mob behavior and implying collective fear.
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Silver City
Lordsburg Liberet
Tilineis
Phoenix Republican
Regular Session Legal Notices Open Road Petition
Regular session for July 6 presents commissioners Springer Armijo Walker with clerk. Viewers report recommends opening Precinct No 3 road. order issued. Various accounts approved and paid including jail salaries, guard, janitor, interpreter, surveyor, and burial expenses.
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M. BR. Springer
Posicarpio Armijo
A. ER. Walker
Springer
Protes
Fit
SB. Cpt
Firoup
Amila
Ates
Coulter
Juller
Wal- Bey
Moor
A. Grunfeld
Mileaage
Pollcarplo Armijo
Com
Métlary
M. St. Springer
Miary
Jore X& Lucero
Ealary
Ly Mos
Ad Sunes
Tomas Griego
Cuewkes
SSSR
Tomas Werner
Manchez Y Tapia
Nicanor Parcheco
I. Armiso
fJallay
Sens Desue Homero
Protate
Public Road and County Office Bills Reported in July 1908
Proceedings list numerous payments by the county for surveyors, road work, jail and court house supplies, and officials. Notable items include fees to J. Sedillo, Gio. Albright, Sandoval Pub. Co., Albuquerque Lbr. Co., and Perfecto Armijo. The board adjourned to July 16 1908 with statements approving expenditures and ordering road obstructions removed.
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Decen Geo
Craig
Justice Court
Jesus Romero
Priomnets
Juan Sedilo
S. Grunsteid
Felix Galindro
Tomas Tata
GWE cc
Citizen Pub. Co
N. Montoya
Pablo Abeita
Arimito
E.c
Alba
Quokaue
P. Ross, Co
West End
Wagner Hdw
Pitt Ross
G. Muller
Zamora
W. Bacon
G. Matlock
Frank Romero
Pte
Romulo Chavez
Edmund Hoss
Co. Buivovor
Ross
J. WH. Mettiure
Asswinting Co
Albuquerque Lbr. Co
Blumepie Beck Crate
W. H. Burke
A. B. Stanton
J. D. Torlina
McIntosh Haw. Co
Nalla and
MOE
Pr. Teutach
W. GG. Shutt
Surveyor
Sandoval Pub. Co
Raat & Mauger
Valle
Tomos Chaves
Eliseo Mirabel
Juen Sedille
Baldcidwe
Lamber
Edmund Rows
W. Fee
Ats J. Ell Ce
Naile
Star Hay & Grain Co
Geo KF
Albright
Pitt Rom, Co
Xurveyor
Donachioo Garule
Ranehow de Afreca
Sloss
Blanchard M. & & Co
Wm. Fare Co
South Broadway
Tim
Puteliyra
Manuel Garcia Y Padilla
Barelas Bridge
Court House
Mie Grande
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Carrizero Outlook
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Independence League
Commissioners Proceedings
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Pollcarpie Armijo
A. BK. Walker
Silvano Gallegos
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Colo. Telephone Co
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V. Chavez
Alty
Florence P. Johnston
Hamm
Aldvidge
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New York Ave
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Ae Ami
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Mitchell Wegen
W.L. Trimble & Co
Patevelle
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Maloy
California
Tiame
A . J. Maloy
West Central Ave
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Toledo
Santa Fe
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Meturn
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Seturn
New Mexico Briar Association
Bept Ltd
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