Morning Journal circulation declaration 1908
The Albuquerque Morning Journal reports an average daily circulation of 4,461 copies in April 1908. Business manager Ed S. Boucher swore to the statement before Notary HN Packert, noting publication specifics and subscription terms for Albuquerque New Mexico Territory Bernalillo County.
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New Mexics
Bernalillc
S. D
Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
New Mexico
Albuquerque Morning Journal
S. Boucher
HN Packert
World progress through civilization and faith
The piece argues that despite remaining dangers, civilization and Christianity have lifted the world above barbarism. It notes religion as an everyday garment guiding politics and life, with global moral improvement visible though uneven, and praises societies aiding the poor and vulnerable as evidence of progress.
Telepathy and Spirit Messages Highlighted in Magazines
A Mc Clures piece on a dog trained to pick letters leads to Sir Oliver Lodge’s Harper’s article arguing psychical research shows possible spirit communication. The discourse covers cross correspondence, telepathy, and the reliability of messages from the dead, with debate on evidence and investigator roles.
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Harper's Magazine
Oliver Lodge
Sir Olver
Lodge
Earth
Patorth
Sid
Shy Ctver
Ana
Plainie
Are We A Nation A Seventy Year Old Debate
A magazine writer argues whether the United States is a nation by tracing race mixing among Celts Teutons Slaves and Latins and notes English language adoption in immigrant communities. Readers provide examples of foreign speech in American towns including garbled sentences about everyday life and minor accidents.
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Trix
Chicago
Americs
Reid
Main Street
Hie Triver
Tie
Harthens
Houtie
Divine Law and National Exaltation Praised in Vote Theme
A brief vocal about how the present generation sees a living sense of the eternal divine law. The text asserts that righteousness exalteth a nation as a guiding principle in voting and public life.
Safety hazards at public venues prompt calls for outward doors
The article warns that armory hall and many churches have inward opening doors risking panic and crush during crowds. It urges outward opening doors by law or ordinance, stressing Armory hall during irrigation congress events as a potential disaster scenario.
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Armory Hall
Mi Street
Irrigation Congress
Faith Versus Science in Probing the Other World
The passage argues that science has dismissed spiritual inquiry as deceptive and that only faith can reveal the afterlife. It suggests Sir Oliver Lodge and psychical researchers may prove science will not uncover the beyond, predicting a sweeping shift in views of life and the universe if proven.
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Oliver Loge
Oliver Lodge
Callband
Episcopal Church Divisions On Marriage At Lambeth
Bishop David H. Creer of New York reports at the Lambeth conference in London that the gathering split on whether divorce could be allowed on grounds of continence. Some argued the union is sacred and unbreakable, others urged liberalization. The consultative body debated for weeks, producing recommendations to be studied. Americans played a prominent role with about forty to fifty delegates.
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Leondon
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England
Canterbury Cathedral
Oxlahoma
Bank of Afton
Lordsbure
Lincoln prophecy echoes in mob crimes at Springfield
A historical column links Springfield mob violence and later Captain Hains near New York to Abraham Lincoln’s Young Men’s Lyceum address. It cites Lincoln’s warning at age 28 about growing disregard for law and readiness to replace reasoned courts with wild passions.
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Springfield
Captain Hains
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Fragmentary 1912 politics talk and civic unrest remark
A garbled wartime era political blurb notes reaction to Taft and Bryan. It hints at mob fear of justice ministers, public tolerance for golf pride, and a proposed red-hot campaign for Chatin amid party rancor. The piece references electors and partisan sentiment.
Policemen Move On Crowded Sidewalk Scene
The Tucumcari News notes a Wednesday afternoon crowd gathered near Second and Main clogging the sidewalk in front of Elk Drug and the First National Bank. The paper urges stopping the gathering regardless of socialist rhetoric.
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Flk
Pirot National Bank
Tucumacri News
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A collage of odd editorials from Southwest papers. The pieces mock political figures and policies, joke about taxation and bachelors, critique bank scandals, and note a Oklahoma banking episode where a cashier disappeared but the bank remained solvent.
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Southwest
Grant county urged to exhibit minerals at Albuquerque expo
The Independent urges Grant County to secure a mineral and ether exhibit for the Albuquerque exposition during the Irrigation Congress meeting. It warns delay will cost a key opportunity as thousands from the U S attend and Albuquerque offers a rare, low cost chance to showcase local resources.
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Grant County
Attiaquerque
Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Eath Chine
United States
Gaeent
Silver City
Notice of Dissolution and Business Continuation
Notice states that the dispute between Chauvin and Noneman is dissolved by mutual consent. A Chauvin will continue the business and settle all accounts due the firm. CHAUVIN & NONEMAN. 114 South Third Street. Window frames priced at $1.75. Albuquerque Milling Mill.
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Chauvin & Noneman
South Third Street
Albuquerque
Unclear Weather Note Triggers Satirical Reflection on Boom Times
Fragmentary text notes a satire about industrial activity and signs of the times with reference to a period of rains turning ranges into something unfamiliar. Mentions 1966 and 1907 as booms and a region called Avigeta facing weather impacts.
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Avigeta
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