United States Treasurer Reports Tax Revenue and Economic Growth
The annual report cites a last year deficit of 58 million dollars amid higher expenditures, notes 1908 revenues exceeded all but 1907, and highlights growing gold flows, a rising money stock, and per capita wealth gains. It discusses national bank notes, currency circulation, and retirement deposits under federal acts. A separate note recounts Garrett E Lamb recovering a pearl necklace valued at 15 thousand dollars, seized in New York after a Memphis burglary.
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Washington
Haries H. Treat
United States
Treat
Treasury
National Bank
Garrett E. Lamb
Clinton
McCafferty
Los Angeles
New York
Mr. Lamb
Explosion kills two at West Virginia coal mine
Two men, both Negro, are dead and three others seriously injured after an explosion at the King coal mine in Norwood West Virginia. Gas from an abandoned opening triggered the blast as workers prepared to quit for the noon break. The accident injured thirteen men overall.
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West Virginia
Bluefields
Vadh
Tallans
King Coal Ming
Norwood
W Va
Tidewater
King
Consolidation of U S Naval Commands in Subvagansett Bay
Secretary Newberry merges the wartime and training facilities at Coasters Harbor Bradford Great Island and other naval stations into a single United States naval station in Subvagansett Bay. Rear Admiral John P Merrill is named the commander of the new command.
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Naval Commands
Washington
Theaval War College
Naval Training Eretion
Naval Hospital
Te Nine
Coasters Harbor
Naval Torpedo Station
Great Island
Naval Omnes
Bradford
Newberry
United States Naval Station
Subvagansett Bay
Krl
John P. Merrill
Necklace Stolen Jewel Recovered After Suspect Sale Tip
In New York on December 3, police trace led by Inspector MecCafferty to a man selling a fine necklace after a tip from the son of a friend. The lead prompted an investigation that recovered the valuable piece.
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New York
Memaiptiir
MecCafferty
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Efficacious in New Mexico Testimony
Mrs. K. E. Fournelle of 403 South Broadway Albuquerque endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after a two year, three box course relieved chronic back pain and rheumatism. She recommends the medicine to friends and notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole US agents.
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Dean
Albuquerque
KE. Fournelle
South Broadway
N. M
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Manila port collector averts marine strife
Manila December 4 Collector of Customs Colton intervened in a coastwise seamen strike over pay, agreed to arbitration, and secured a temporary truce. Sailors returned to work while differences are settled, preventing disruption of coastwise shipping.
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Manila
Customs Corr
Colton
Carter
Engagement Broken Off by Modest Young Man
A modest young man explains he has broken off an engagement after long consideration. He believes a woman who would marry him must lack taste and intelligence, a remark cited in Tit-Bits.
Republicans Honor Campaign Managers at New York Banquet
Frank H Hitchcock George H H Sheldon and William L Ward were feted by the Republican Club of New York for their work in the recent election. Messages from Taft and Roosevelt praised the trio while Sherman attended as vice president elect and the Star Spangled Banner was sung.
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New York
Frank H. Hitchcock
George HH. Sheldon
William L. Ward
National Committee
Republican Club
City of
Tut
Sherman
Taft
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
Sheldon
Ward
Hot Springs
City of New York
Messie Hitchcock
Young
Theodore Toomnevelt
South
High Tariff on Wool Suits Raises Growers Alarm
A Condensed report notes criticism of a Ways and Means Committee plan to reexamine tariffs on wool suits. The article quotes officials claiming no intent to revive restrictive measures and promises a thorough review to protect industry interests.
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Preas
Mather
Glasses and Glasses in Morning Headache Tale
A clipped dialogue shows a man named Luschman suffering morning headaches. Dr Whiey questions the remedy, suggesting the issue lies not in stronger glasses but in reducing them. Catholic Standard and Times records the exchange.
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Luschman
Fue Tre lle Furniture Co Sale Ad Highlights Low Prices
In stock and made to offer, lowest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Fue trelle Furniture Co.
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Fue Trelle Furniture Co
Southwest News Notes Fragmented Tragedies and Projects
The paper reports the drowning of Viola Sharp in an Arizona canal near Phoenix and Willie Tatum in Winstow, with both deaths prompting local awarness. It notes plans to close Indian lands for the Eden Canal project in San Juan County and a future construction start in April reclaiming 46 000 acres. It mentions a Knights of Pythias hospital in Vega next summer funded by lodges nationwide and a claim by J A Drake about Sir Francis Drake being dismissed by an English court official. Conductor W W Spedel survives a severe injury at Avh Park after leaping from a stationary train and is hospitalized in Prescott. The Globe arid El Paso correspondents are cited in odd snatches.
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San Juan County
Eden Canal and Power Company
Axtec
W. W. Speldel
Prescott Hospital
Avh Park
Soeldel
Wone
No. 7
No. T
Afr
Bie Ife
Galbraith Faces Two Wildcats in Two-Hour Edge Battle
Lobe Ariv presents a harrowing tale of Galbraith, a prose pector, who single handedly fought two wildcats for two hours on the edge of control and then slid with them down an avalanche.
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Lobe
Ariv
Galbraith
Cameron predicts Arizona statehood at short session
Prescott newspaper quotes Ralph Cameron promising statehood for Arizona at the upcoming short session. He says he will press for the measure in Washington and touts Arizona’s citizenship and loyalty. The piece blends political optimism with a plea for support while noting Foley’s Kidney Remedy ads appeared in the issue.
Dine at the Columbus Hotel Youll Be in Good Company
A brief note invites patrons to dine at the Columbus Hotel promising pleasant company and a welcoming atmosphere for guests seeking a social meal. Patrons are urged to visit for meals and friendly service in a historic setting.
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Columbus
Tailor- All Work Guaranteed Second-Hand Clothing
H Cohen advertises tailor services and buy and sell all kinds of second hand clothing. Cleaning pressing and steam work offered at reasonable rates. Sponged and pressed 50 cents. Goods called for and delivered. Telephone 1191. 1121 North Third Street Albuquerque New Mexico.
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H. Cohen
Third Street
Albuquerque
Size and Money Conundrum Woven Through Tyker Pyker Hyker
Chicago News examines the puzzling issue of Tyker and Pyker money and the broader question of who must contribute. The piece analyzes implications for individuals and institutions as debate around funding grows.
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Tyker
Pyker
Hyker
Chicago News
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Albuquerque, N. M
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S N. D. North
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Champ Clark
Miecourt
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Mr North
Aldrich
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
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Whitman
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Weel Manufacturers’ Association
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Colney
D. C
Kee
Wrukee
Milwaukee
Southwestern News Notes
Viola Sharp
Albert Sharp
Arizona
Phoenix
Wille
Willie
Edward Tatum
Winstow
Patonal
J. A. Drake
Tookon
Sir Francis Drake
Supreme Court
England
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Globe
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el Paso
Ralph Cameron
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Tate
Congress
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Aest
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Linville
Weet Central
Belen
New Mexico
A. T. &S. F. Railway
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Santa Pio
Chicago
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Old Miuxico
Belen Townsite and Improvement Company
Gelea
Rio Grande
Beton
Santa FE
California
Harvey Eating
Rugndhouss
Gapta Fe Railway Company
Garde
Harvey Eating House
Joan Becker
Belen Town and Improvement Company
WM. M. Berger
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