Republican Territorial Convention at Albuquerque
The Republican Party of the Territory of New Mealeods holds a convention in Albuquerque on September 11 to choose delegates for the U.S. Congress race. County delegations from Bernalillo Arriba Santa Fe and Ventana | Pueblos and others will elect their representatives.
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Albuquerque
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Toth Stone Court House
Fort Higuehacs
Arizona
Salt River
Pina County
Bisbee
Santa Fe
Dewing
Colfax County Factions Contest Delegates at Contested Convention
Dispute over a county convention to pick delegates for a territorial meeting. Critics say the gathering was organized by a small faction of Luna partisans without public notice or precinct representation. Republicans urged to assemble and select their own delegates, protesting irregular proceedings.
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Colfax
Fongiitiern
Luna
Wietselves
Uraingh
Fern
Territorial Committee
Ian
Vince
Mioheay
Ilfordwick
Simelior Company
Hardwick
Geran
Mattem
Magiviens Fuiks
Seserro Stielies
Muaide Tie Say
Correcting a Salt Lake Asylum Report in The Tribune
A Salt Lake City observer refutes a telegraphic piece alleging deplorable management at the insane asylum. The rebuttal praises the institution and its humane, well supported leadership, noting the Tribune’s biased stance and urging readers to discount the damaging claim.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Weylaja
Vna
Tulune
the Tribune
Pompsoth ee War Destruction Topic on Forest Policy
The fragment discusses rapid destruction of war and a discussion on forest preservation, with references to American forestry and a congress held in Montreal on August 2 and 22, nominating Geo. as a U.S. commissioner.
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Montreal
United States
Congress aims to protect forests and improve timber lands
The article notes sessions of an international congress with Canadian and American delegates discussing forest fires prevention, fruit tree cultivation, and timber land management for holders and the public. It mentions broad attendance and special representatives from Ontario and Quebec, and notes varied commentary on marital news from Kansas City.
Cattle Industry Growth Highlighted in New Mexico
The River Chronicle notes cattle raisers in New Mexico remain influential as the industry grows over years. The piece emphasizes future leadership by local ranchers and the need to uphold their prominent role in regional beef production.
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New Afexico
Stack
New Meview
River Chronicle
Arizona News: Front-page Notes From Tucson and Beyond
Arizona reports show Tucson boasts a notable building project as heat pins Yuma at 114 in the shade. Alarming Indian issue grows in the San Pedro valley while Tombstone notes the murder of Kiv Tol lips. Fort Huachuca funding and water shortages worry the region amid limited rainfall in Pin County.
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Amy S
San Pedro Valley
Prince Denotes Gubernatorial Delegates in Territory Race
The Venus Gazette outlines narrowed delegate contenders in Colfax County for an Albuquerque convention. Judge Prince appears favored to win Colfax support if the county is fairly represented, with Tana as the rival and Paton noted as the other candidate.
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Fred
Paton
Venus Gazette
Mgr
Tana
Prince
Elowe
Tle
Colfay County
Albuquerque
Tacit term limit debate for delegate in San Miguel County
The San Miguel County debate centers on a tacit three term understanding for the delegate role. Supporters urge recognizing Romero for a second term while opponents push for a new candidate, with Judge Prince proposed as a preferable successor. The Las Vegas Gazette underscores calls for fair recognition and a shift from incumbents if faith in the unwritten rule falters.
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Stecesmar
Homer
Romero
San Miguel County
Berna Hill
Prince
Las Vegas
Storm strikes tree in Bisbee causing massive blaze
During a fierce storm in Bisbee a tall elm along a seammit was struck by lightning. The tree split and toppled into a blazing flume for an hour while the town gathered to help. Residents describe the scene as striking, dangerous, and vividly dramatic. Totabetone Arizona Tide pendent.
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Bisbee
Rourtain
Judge Prince Seen as Best Choice for New Mexico Delegate
Las Vegas Gazette notes Judge Prince is highly regarded by supporters as the ideal delegate for New Mexico. Critics worry his strength could lead to excessive influence, but most locals acknowledge his qualifications and willingness to serve.
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New Mexico
Prince
Las Vegas
Marsford Acut Phosphate and its calming nerve soothing use
A fragment notes Marsford Acut Phosphate as highly valuable soothing nerves of disturbed stomachs and offering effective relief. The text is incomplete but suggests health remedy claims.
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Marsford
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