Albuquerque Morning Journal Circulation Claim Meets Directory Note
The business manager swears to the journal being published in October 1995 with an average 5065 copies daily. The notary public witnesses the oath and the claim that the Morning Journal has a higher circulation rating than any other paper in Albuquerque or New Mexico.
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New Mexico
New Measles
Sear
Territory of New Mexico
Berna- Viless
Morning Journal
Abbaneres
American Newspaper Directory
Alblquekquh
NEW ME Atioo
Name Lincoln for New Mexico to Boost Growth and Unity
A strong editorial argues renaming New Mexico to Lincoln would remove a foreign image, attracting home seekers and capital. It urges Congress to choose a name that signals progress, while noting natural wealth and the need for safer, modern mining laws. It also mentions a Kentucky mining inspector’s push for vigilance and a regional conference on mining legislation.
Farmers’ Uptift Commission Pushes Rural Reform
Washington reports from the Farmers Uptift Commission note farmers demand numerous reforms with southern farmers seeking better schools and roads, longer terms, higher teacher pay, postal savings banks, and a parcels post system. They also urge national action to improve agriculture’s profitability through various proposals.
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Geontiemen
Uptift Commission
Washington
Governors meet to seek uniform laws on mine safety
A week after a New England governors convention at Boston for uniform state laws, a Pittsburgh gathering of middle state leaders aims to improve mine safety laws. The piece highlights mine disasters as a reason for formal efforts to boost safety in mining, rail and sea incidents also noted.
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Ain New Bungland
Loston
Middle States
Pittsburg
Bears Stage Drunken Vaudeville near Ringdale Woods
Philadelphia dispatch reports five large bears, highly intoxicated, performing in Loyalsock woods near Ringdale. Farmer Donald Gallagher watched unarmed as bears act out a football game and a dance around a fermented pomace heap near the cider press on Ringdale road.
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Loyalock Woods
Ringdale
Donald Gallagher
John Ferrell
Ringdale Road
Loyalsock
Palmer Gallagheer
Roosevelt P COLORED MEN Address Highlights Practical Wisdom
The president spoke at the cornerstone laying of the Colored Young Men's Christian Association in Washington. The Baltimore American praised his speech for practical, homely wisdom and guidance. It emphasized plain sense directions and progress among colored people with the support of white neighbors.
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Roosevelt
Colored Young Men's Christian Association
Washington
Baltimore American
New Illuminant Promises Light Equal to Electricity
American consul Joseph Stephens reports from Plymouth on a new Illuminant made by carbureting air with petrol vapor. It is highly illuminating, nonexplosive, odorless, and safe to inhale, costing under 0.24 dollars per thousand cubic feet. A 125 candle power burner uses this gas at a low cost.
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Joseph T. Stephens
Plymouth
Gas light savings and safety cited in new invention
The article notes that gas lighting could be produced cheaply with five one hundredths of a cent per hour to illuminate a large room and two cents to heat an ordinary room for eight hours. It claims an invention could power twenty five lights for about $100 and highlights safety benefits including a gas that won’t detonate when hunting leaks and can be extinguished easily by a rural user.
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Arkansas
Government by Commission gains traction in Iowa and New England
The commission form of government, once experimental, expands across Des Moines Cedar Rapids Haverhill and Gloucester with mayor and four aldermen plus recall provisions. Paterson New Jersey adopts it while Kansas Missouri and New England states pass enabling laws. President Eliot influences Massachusetts adoption.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Paterson
N. J
Supreme Court of
Kansas
Missouri
New England
Haverhill
Mass
Gloucester
Eliot
Massachusetts
Fragmentary Quote Hints at Different Story Outcome
A partial line suggests a tale altered by the actions of mules and a woman who twisted their tails, implying a different incident or consequence if events had diverged.
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A collage of editorials from the Southwest notes stir about a public figure and shifts in regional sentiment. The pieces mention a prominent subject whose influence elicits mixed reactions across papers in New Mexico Texas Oklahoma and beyond.
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The
Southwest
Graveyard Shift Promises Early Trolley Arrival
The Tombstone Canyon residents are urged to remain patient as the trolley car project advances smoothly toward an early rollout, according to a Bisher Review note.
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Tombstone Canyon
Texans and Oklahomans Might Have Changed Delegates Fate
A clipped historical note reflects on how a larger surge of Texan and Oklahoman supporters could have altered delegate selection, with a wry aside about the New Mexican editor’s possible reaction before the collapse.
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Larazelo
Mewnican
Carri- 2020
Farmers urged to meet weekly this winter in Hagerman
The Hagerman Messenger encourages farmers to gather at least once a week during long winter evenings to exchange farming ideas and foster closer community ties for mutual improvement.
Arizona legislature to act on salaries and bounds
Disbee review argues the next Arizona legislature cannot pass an enabling act but can pass an act enabling current territorial and federal office holders to retain official salaries without extra perks from the territorial treasury if they economize like other Arizona citizens.
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Arizona
Territorial Treasury
Disbee
Training boys to be methodical and thorough in arithmetic
The Philadelphia Inquirer urges methodical schooling stressing precision in figures and arithmetic. It notes business leaders complain that even grammar and high school students struggle with ordinary bills of lading. A girl guiding a tour misdirects and finds cows by tail twisting, illustrating practical reasoning.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Our Coal is Our Portune, New Mexico and its coal lands
A regional description extols New Mexico coal lands covering eight thousand square miles as the key to future industrial growth. The piece argues the vast resources will elevate the territory to rival other regions in wealth and development.
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New Mexico
Christmas Gift Shoes and Slippers for All Ages
Dainty and serviceable footwear offered for men women and children. Large assortment this year with prices from 68e to 823.50 and specials on women’s slippers from $1.50 to $5.00.
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A. W. Bikker
Manteor
Lunn Strickler Hide
Albuquerque
New Mexico Blessed with Industrial Future Aims for Growth
A Tucumcari Sun piece extols New Mexico noting its coal as a fallback but emphasizes its vast potential in industry population and wealth. The argument frames the territory as poised to become a leading state in the union with diversified advantages.
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New Mexico
Union
Tucumeari Sun
Possum skin remedy claimed to cure eczema overnight
Since its discovery a year ago possum the new skin remedy has reportedly cured thousands of eczema cases and erased facial disfigurements. The product promises relief from severe itching after first use and claims fast results for pimples rash herpes acne and related conditions. It is sold in 10 cent packages and $2 jars at Albuquerque druggists with free samples by writing to the Emergency Laboratories New York.
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Albuquerque
O'ricky’s
B. WW
Briggs and Co
Williams Drug Co
Teading
Emergency Laboratories
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
End of the Games Sleight At Pyker-So
Byker recounts attending a sleight of hand show during which he loaned a counterfeit dollar to a conjurer who returned a genuine bill. The incident is noted as a successful performance with no further harm.
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Byker
Pyker
Got Him, AM Right Guide Cas City Sport Blazes
Local sport page reports a dramatic chase scene as Cholly Seaver and PT exchange taunts amid a fast pursuit featuring a deer. The spirited banter underscores a high intensity moment in the field.
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Cas City
Puck
Ratoer Muttered Exchange on Grammar Peers
A seven year old named Eisie reports a remark by Gertrude about language usage. The mother notes the remark and the exchange appears in a casual, humorous dialogue.
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Ratoer
Eisie
Gertrude
Puck
Leach’s Virgin Oil of Pine Cure Promises Fast Cough Relief
An ad asserts a simple elixir of Virgin Oi of Pine glycerine and whiskey cures any curable cough and breaks a cold in 24 hours. It advises a teaspoonful every four hours and promotes Leach’s Virgin Oi of Pine compound from the Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
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