Albuquerque Morning Journal historical imprint and circulation affidavit
The document records The Albuquerque Morning Journal publishing company details with staff titles, political alignment, and a May 9, 1908 notary affidavit noting an April 1908 daily circulation average of 4,461 copies. It identifies Dr. S Boucher as business manager and includes notarial seals and formal attestations in Bernalillo County, New Mexico.
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New Mexico
Bernalile
S Boucher
Journal Publishings Company
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Morning Journal
DS Houcher
Auto accidents blamed on speed in Albuquerque council note
An editorial argues most motor vehicle incidents arise from reckless driving rather than chance. It cites a six mph city limit, observes cars travel faster, and calls for stricter enforcement and a new ordinance targeting habitual speeders.
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Albuquerque
Goesule
Tie Earth
President’s endurance test sparks officer shakeup
The president’s order to retire any officer failing a ninety mile hornback endurance test provokes a complication. Kansas City Journal notes the move could embarrass many, while the chief aims to handle it with ease as he regulates national matters and spellers.
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Loosevel
Kansas City Journal
Cave
Oldips
Grant in Questioning Endurance and Army Leadership Dilemma
The piece questions whether General Grant can endure a 90 mile ride and whether the president should suspend orders or remove Grant. It notes Grant's stature and pressures from political and military spheres, framing the dilemma as a clash between discipline and asserted capability. The piece compares the situation to an irresistible force meeting an immovable object.
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Wir
Frederick
Grant
Weeauer
Panecer
War Department
General Grant
Uclysser Simpton Grant
Whisky production dip cited in Inter Hal reverar data
The Inter Hal reverar Department reports home whisky output fell by 24,335,671 gallons in the last year, a shrinkage near LT percent, credited to prohibition movement spread in some regions and overall dull business while consumption resources also shrank.
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Inter- Hal Reverar
Gericdd
Very Like a Berd The Paris Figaro on Wilbur Wright
The Paris Figaro offers a vivid portrait of Wilbur Wright describing him as strange and cold yet smiling and sympathetic. It portrays his appearance as tall and severe with a birdlike head and long nose, a wind-tanned face, and a calm, intelligent demeanor. The piece calls Wright a fanatic in flowing, emphatic terms.
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Wilbur Wrigh
Association Meeting Addresses Appeals Merit in Draft
A report from the American Dar associations meeting in Seattle this week discusses appeal procedures. The committee proposes curbing purely technical appeals and focusing on the merits of each case in future deliberations.
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Vanilly
Reattle
Weil
Ates
Saps
Railroad price fixing under anti trust law debated
The piece argues about railroads and restraint of trade, urging clear rules on which agreements are permissible. It notes calls in Texas and Oklahoma for prosecutions under the trust act of sixty three railroad companies for price agreements after conferences. It questions penalties for discussing or harmonizing rates in through service and recommends Commerce Commission review.
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Bivrald
Gentral
Texas
Oklahoma
Commerce Commission
Debate on rail conferences and trust laws in the southwest
Lawyers and commissioners question whether conferences among rail and transport firms violate antiquated trust statutes. They warn prosecutions harm trade and urge balanced laws that curb abuses without crippling legitimate business and free action.
Immigration Wave Recedes as Public Fear Fades
The piece argues that panic over aliens subsided after a surge in 1907 08 with 745 952 arrivals and 154 754 in June but that the first half of this year saw 142 656 arrivals a 74 percent drop from 1907 The June figure 21 947 was 79 percent below last year Russia immigration fell from 132 185 to 24 369 The author says fear of unmanageable migration is unfounded urging careful exclusions while treating immigration as a supply demand issue and a potential source of strength.
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Popuota
United States
Congress
Russia
Johnsons Popular Back Home fuels Democratic national hopes
Minnesota Governor Johnson remains popular at home and is repeatedly urged as a Democratic presidential candidate. Despite declining a third-term bid, his supporters expect his renomination to bolster Bryan in a presidential year and possibly aid Minnesota’s electoral prospects.
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Johnson
Minnesota
Repeevell
Bryan
Beite Jounge
Ito the Turtle
Mingeséta
Airship tests prompt war speculation and contract talks
The ongoing stream of successful airship tests fuels speculation about their wartime potential. Hogue confirms the contracting powers have agreed to extend production contracts to the end of the period, signaling continued shipments and developments.
Third Peace Conference On Balloon Projectile Discharge
The passage notes the discharge of projectiles and explosives from balloons and cites the San Francisco Chronicle remark that twenty two powers left the resolution unsigned.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Nation in turmoil noted amid riots and policy debates
A scrambled summary piece references riots in Springfield and Jel- Heo, calls for harsh policing, and debates on national balance between north and south. It cites Warner of the National Editorial Association and Secretary Root on friendship and politics, framing a period of factional tension and media scrutiny.
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Tennessee
Springfield
Path
Magazine Articles for Tuesday Club Selections
The Tuesday Literary club announces its coming season’s reading list including works on French history art and letters such as Adams French Nation Brownell French Art and Dowden History of French Literature. Also listed are periodicals and notes of partnership dissolution between Chauvin and Noteman and shop items like Winttow frames and plans for a planing mill.
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Adamse
Iowth
Brownell
Curme
Davie
Paris
Dowden
Barrii
Gibbs
Napoleon
Gulzot
Europe
Guliot
Frances
Hugo
Latimer
Lodge—Mitchelier
Lynch
Morris —Naypoleon Reich
St Amand
Napoleon I
Breddard
Mary Antoinette Willert
Henry of
Navarre
Frange
Copia
H. Bagar
Sei Amer
Gobelin Tapestry Werkse
Amer
Artists of
Mime
De—H
Usar
George Band
Nockman
France
H. Bazar
Constantin Mevunier
Benlptor
Cent
Serib
Et -Nay
Parie
R. of R's
Chartes
Bainte Ceelle
Notre Dame de Laon
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
Fragmented editorial lines reflect humorous musings on Woodman pew vandalism and Roosevelt initials. The El Paso Times notes unusual weather by July and August and comments on a statistical fiend discovering 52500 dates of dying. Aides compare cats and human betes as travelling.
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The
Southwest
Woodman
Archie Roosevelt
Cryster Bay
Pather Roosevelt
el Paso
Fl Paso
New Mexico Republicans Face Internal Strife Over Machine Divide
The Bisbee Review notes a Republican split in New Mexico as factions within the party remain wary of a one sided pro Andrews stance. Officials aim for unity yet intra party conflicts persist despite attempts at harmony.
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Mather
New Mexico
Andrews
Repiblicans
Bisbee Review
Call to execute Hains brothers for murder in New York
The letter urges the execution of Captain Peter C. Hains Jr. and his brother T Jenkins Hains for the murder of William Annis in New York. The writers say only severe punishment will restore law’s dignity, noting the father seeks stay until facts are fully known.
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Peter C. Hains, Jr
T. Jenkins Hains
William Annis
New York
Peter ©. Hains, Jr
Tucson
Cithren
Cameron Nominated by Kibbey Faction in Arizona Race
The Farmington Times-Hustler notes Governor Kibbey controlled the Phoenix convention and named Ralph W. Cameron of Flagstaff as the Republican candidate for delegate to Congress. It condemns fraud and urges voters to express a free choice and uphold republican government.
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Athena
Republican Party
Congress
Arlena
Ralph WT. Cameron
Flagstaff
Kibbey
Phoenix
Cameron
Tycson
Colfax
Curry
Ehiden
Farmington
The Last Voyage of the Donna Isabel adapts vivid adventure
A. Mettlurg & Co publishes Randall Parrish new novel The Last Voyage of the Donna Isabel a vivid sea adventure set in South American waters with an engaging love subplot. Illustrated by Allen J True. the volume groups exciting incidents toward a hopeful ending.
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A. @ Mettlurg & Co
Chicago
Randall Parrish
Parrish
Allen J. True
Resource limits prompt a forest preservation plea
The essay notes a shift from viewing resources as inexhaustible to recognizing shortages in timber coal water and soil. It cites industrial and political leaders and mentions a Country Life in America article urging protection of a forest near New York City for beauty and economic value to the state.
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Country Life In
America
New York City
Jeanks Tomas
Dart
New York Legislature Considers Regional Preservation Bill
The next New York legislature plans to pass a bill aimed at preserving the region. The measure seeks to protect local resources and designate management strategies for long term conservation.
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Weed
New York
Doubledays Personal Impressions of John D Rockefeller
The piece argues Rockefeller’s philanthropy is not to buy favor but reflects his modest character. Doubleday claims Rockefeller’s business acumen is strong, yet he has seldom signed checks in recent years and gave 22 660 6000 to the General Education Board with a note of eight lines.
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FDN
Doubleday
John DP. Rockefeller
Eil
Rockefeller
General Education Board
Justin
Weeping Cross novel by Henry L. Stuart reviewed
Henry L. Stuart's Weeping Cross, from Doubleday Pause & Company, redefines Puritan era fiction by presenting a Jesuit-protecting viewpoint. The plot follows a British Crown sold Irish cavalryman turned Jesuit-educated lover of a planter's widow.
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Doubleday, Pause & Company
Henry L. Stuart
Himelf
Stuart
Ives
London
America
Colorado
English rancher Herbert Pryer found dead in California
Herbert Pryer an English rancher and owner of 5713 acres near Ventura California was found dead on his ranch likely days prior. He died by his own hand using a large caliber revolver and a rifle placed in his mouth. A will left his estate to a niece and nephew in England.
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Ventura
Cal
Herbert Pryer
Pryer
Laziest Man in the World and Pain Remedies
A curious fragment noting a philosophy about idleness and action precedes a mention of a pain warning and a remedy sold by J H W O Rielly Co. The garbled text references talard's Raan Liniwent and a poustter with the notion that discomfort will vanish, suggesting a newspaper card about a health product.
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Talard
J, Hw, O'Rielly Co
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