Morning Journal And Albuquerque News Press Promoted
The Albuquerque Morning Journal announces its status as the leading paper in the territory with high circulation claims. D S Boucher, business manager, swears to an average daily print run of 4461 copies for April 1908, certified by notary H N Packert.
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Morning Journal
Albuquerque
New Menton
Nawapaper
New Mexico
Bernalillo
Boucher
Journs Publishing Company
D. S. Boucher
Rotary
H. N Packert
Hia Hrelong
Wheelle
Arizona
Tombatone Prospector
Getting Better Every Day for Irrigation Congress in New Mexico
The irrigation congress grows importance across New Mexico with Albuquerque hosting. The piece notes shared benefits, increased expense coverage, and the territory-wide interest in development beyond Albuquerque as public funds support exhibits and advertising for the event.
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Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Congress
New Mexico
United States
Worm Nuisance Abatement at Monday Meeting
The meeting on Monday evening addressed the worm nuisance, proposing measures to abate or prevent it. Though not a major issue, the pest caused notable annoyance and prompted prompt action to deter its spread.
Bias in Politics Postulates Supreme Court Shakeup
A column notes that many prominent Republican journals warn that multiple Supreme Court vacancies over the next eight years could alter the tribunal’s character, regardless of which presidential candidate wins. They predict tariff revision, Philippines policy, railroad regulation, and trust restraints will dominate the coming era.
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Supreme Bench
Philippines
White House
Taft Supreme Court Appointments and Republican Strategy
The piece argues Taft’s judicial picks could shape major issues more than other actions, but warns Republicans should avoid stirring up disputes over a controversial Supreme Court, especially on labor questions, as voters already view the bench as opposed to their stance. It suggests letting the opposition push the issue to avoid political harm.
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Supreme Bench
Taft
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Ite
Poised Pst Popeter Bryan Clash Over Party Lines
The piece notes PS Popeter and Bryan as opponents or rivals within party terms. It highlights La Follette's denial of a Democrat label, Bryan aligned as Republican, and Peyan as Democrat. It suggests future realignments may form as both men, still young, have decades of political activity ahead.
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Lincoln
la Follette
Hiv
Peyan
Taft
Denver
Bryan
tUhese
Prehistoric Tribes Study Reveals Underground Pueblo Village
The Smithsonian Journal reports Walter Webb Knox discusses new finds from the Gila and Salt River valleys in southwestern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona. Explorers uncovered cave dwellings, artifacts, and a buried underground village near Luna, suggesting an earlier culture predating known pueblo occupants.
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The
Pathfinder
Washington
Smithsonian Institute
Walter Webb Knox
Smithsonian
Mr. Knox
American
Arizona
New Mexico
Gira
Salt
Wml
Coronado
Companisons
Luna
Corme
Fiction in Decline as Art Says Critics
The author argues the modern novel drains vitality and novelty, claiming fiction as an art form is decadent and doomed. He cites a French critic’s view that no art form is permanent and notes widespread apathy toward sociological and psychological novels.
Welcome for Olympic winners in New York parade
The article previews a large welcome for Olympic champions arriving in New York next Saturday. It notes they topped nations in a challenging climate and that President Roosevelt will host at Oyster Bay with Governor Hughes promising military participation and city officials including Comptroller Metz as treasurer.
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New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Hughes
Comptrotter Metz
Man’s Struggle With Nature Drives Progress Across Seas
The Kan kak City Journal argues humans win by overcoming forces of earth sea and air. Airships diving ships and submarines push toward perfection while farmers move harvests northward from Oklahoma to Canada promising strong wages and health for young workers.
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Jacob
Angel
Kansae City Journal
Amian
Nature
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Canada
Declining Fiction Spurs Publisher to Pause Novels
A leading American publisher, long prolific in first rate novels, plans to exclude fiction this season. He argues that art fiction is near expiration and death and that the discerning public agrees the novelists are losing vitality.
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New York Literary Journal
Hie Mets
Pew Books
English society differs, Lorillard says in World interview
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Ropards describes English society as unique and welcomes all. A formal complaint accuses sixty three Southwest railroads of conspiracies to fix rates and unreasonableness, filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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England
Mre
Pierre Lorillard Ropards
Southwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Waltz Me Around Again Willie Tops Campaign Duty
The St. Jonis Post-Dispatch suggests Taft will likely be tied to the campaign chorus with a refrain like Waltz Me Around Again Willie. The playful line hints at Taft’s public duties and party performance ahead of the next phase.
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Taft
St. Jonis Post-Dispatch
Willie
Sherman Speech Accepting Nomination For Vice President
Senator Burrows and the Notification Committee relay Mr. Sherman’s formal acceptance of the Republican nomination for vice president presented at Chicago. He endorses Taft’s platform, defends tariff protection, labor measures, civil service, and Roosevelt policies, urging united support in the upcoming election.
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Mr. Sherman
Chicago
William H. Taft
Provident
Taft
Dingley
Comferte
Desiree
Republican Party
Regpubikea Party
District of Columbia
Yatt
Cincinnati
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A collage of brief editorials and comments from Southwest papers. Mentions Portales Herald calling Portales the best business town in eastern New Mexico and Roosevelt County the biggest county, Tucson Star referencing yellow journalism, and other mentions of political and social notes including a divorce case story.
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The
Southwest
Portales
New Mexico
Roosevelt County
Portales Herald
Mamding
Wiltie
Independence Party
Otshia
Arizona
Tucson Star
Territorial politics debate and local ads from New Mexico
A fragmentary newspaper piece blends political letters urging Governor Curry to ensure fair elections and support for statehood with local advertisements for patent remedies, self feeding pigeon boxes, and a window cleaning business. The text mentions Curry, Mann, and community leaders, plus items from J. H. O'Reilly and Co and G. Prady & Co.
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Curry
Mann
New Mexico
Hoth
Merlin
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Menich
PS Popeter
Tropics
Condlest OF
Naetoure
Stein
Senator Burrows
Gentlemen of
Amy
Republican Nation
the Garde
Brockman
Ftere
Alheer
Bernalillu
Stein-Bloch
E. L. Washburn
W. Gold
West Coaler
South Secome Patrette Paorniture
Frank
Temcent
Colfax
George Curry
Carlabad
Foley
J. H. O'Reilly & Co
G. Prapy & CO
South
Rio Grande Valley
J, Borradile
Pricc
Tony
W. S Hopewell
R. E. Twitchell
B. Spitz
Audit. Com
Fr A. MacPherson
George Arnot
L. B. Putney
Wreisesis Grocer
Mitchell Weems A
Mbeki
W.L. Trimble & Co
N. Second St
ST. Vincent’s
Sisters of Charity
New York Ave
New Mex
Wes
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