New Mexico Daily Paper Leads With Yearlong Daily Issue
President W. S Burke and business manager Dr. Bolcher guide the paper once called the only daily publication in New Mexico issued every day of the year. Distribution terms include carrier delivery and daily subscriptions.
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A. MacPherson
W. S Burke
Pilter H. Wening
Dr. Bolcher
New Mexico
Territory
Berna- Milo
Boucher
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Albuqque Morning Journal
Ds Roucher
X. Packert
The Same October Bother In House Speakership
The piece argues the new congress faces the same speaker power struggle as before with Reed rules centralizing control. It notes the shift from individual member obstruction to centralized authority, likening it to steering toward Scylla and Charybdis, but suggests capable lawmakers may navigate a path.
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Congress
House
Tom
Uncle Joe
Reed
Scylla
Charybdit
Canadian Governor General Praises Irrigation Congress
Dr K E McQueen Gray received a letter from Canada's Governor General praising the congress. The letter, printed in The Morning Journal, lauds the management and New Mexico and suggests the event could foster international comity and broad benefits.
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KE. McQueen Gray
Governor General of
Canada
Mensico
Morning Journal
Seth
Hib
Irrigation Congress Seen as Foundation for International Polity
Lord Grey lauds the Irrigation Congress for fostering mutual understanding and international comity. The event is hailed as a landmark achievement for the territory of New Mexico and the city, promising lasting benefits to the global community and future generations.
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Lord Grey
Irrigation Congress
New Mexico
Work advances on Albuquerque Eastern railroad line
The Albuquerque Eastern line is under quiet construction with little noise or fuss. Builders continue to lay groundwork and material, signaling an imminent real iron and stone railroad in Tijeras canyon linking Albuquerque to Denver and northern routes via D. & F. G. and Rock Island.
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Albuquerque
Tijeras Canyon
Denver
Kansas City
Chicago
Rock Island
Behind the Providence a Smiling Face in Rain
The piece urges patience during a rainy spell and frames it as nature’s plan for abundant harvests. It contrasts discomfort with the potential for future bread and water, using the caterpillar to butterfly metaphor. It reflects a hopeful, rural prosperity tone.
Diptheria Crisis Pushes Chicago Police Aid
Health Commissioner Dr W A Evans explains to a delegation of police lieutenants deck sergeants and patrol sergeants how police can assist in preventing the spread of contagious diseases with emphasis on diphtheria as the danger grows in Chicago.
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Chicago
W. A. Evans
City Police Adopt New Diphtheria Control Scheme
At Inglewood police station officials unveil a city wide plan to combat diphtheria. Culture tubes and antitoxin will be sent to all stations, with physicians cooperating. Police will carry culture samples, transport to the city laboratory, determine antitoxin needs, enforce quarantine, post notices, and arrest willful violations.
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Inglewood
Dr. Evans
Age of Niagara Falls Probed by Geologists
A Science article surveys competing estimates of Niagara Falls age from seven thousand to about one hundred fifty thousand years. It notes the falls retreat about four feet annually since 1842, but warns that erosion has varied, complicating precise dating and leaving the question unsettled.
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J. W. Spencer
America
George F Wright
Grove K. Gilbert
Niagara
Lewiston
James Hall
Reform proposals face criticism from store staff
A New York department store manager questions early shopping reform while backers claim added pay offsets drawbacks. Investigations show extra wages do not compensate for nervous wear and tear, with frequent claims involving young women.
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New York
Clerks Support Delays After Holidays To Ease Rush
Clerks say a week or two layoff after Christmas helps recover from the rush. They note many cannot shop in advance and urge widespread reform to relieve anteholiday trade hardships.
Standpatism Faces Tough Task Over Trade Secrets
The Record-Herald notes standpatism's hard test amid potential fallouts among manufacturers. Fears run high they may expose trade secrets about production costs and protection levels, tied to tariff hearings. References to Carnegie and Gates illustrate pressures to outmaneuver rivals or risk shared ruin.
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the Record- Herald
Andrew Carnegie
John W. Gates
Carnegie
Automatic writing claim from Arthur Maltby discussed
London author Arthur Maltby tells the Metropolitan Psychical Society via the New York Herald about an alleged direct communication with the other world. He describes being an automatic writer and recounts a sudden stroke of handwriting declaring America will conquer the world, signed George Washington.
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Arthur Maltby
London
New York Herald
William T. Stead
America
George Washington
George
Rest and sunshine urged to steady national progress
The Kan gee City Journal argues the country needs rest from agitation to let railroads recover and prosper. It cites President Taft's view that national prosperity depends on railroad health and predicts the industry will find its own destiny with time, avoiding further industrial storms.
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Kangee
Taft
Not a Treats The United States Japan notes on China
The text argues the US Japan agreement is not a treaty but an exchange of notes, effective immediately and comparable in force to the Monroe Doctrine. It emphasizes the US duty to support a constitutional government and restore order amid chaos on the border, warning of civil unrest and bloodshed.
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United States
Japan
China
Territorial editors question Andrews statehood pledge
The Secerre Chieftain notes sarcasm from democratic editors in the territory over Mr. Andrews' promise to secure statehood if returned to Congress. Some editors seem dubious he can keep the pledge and appear glad he may fail.
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Andrews
Congress
Secerre
Wild miscellany files colorful notes from across the nation
The column skims diverse items from Pine Bluff to New Mexico, Findlay cabbage woes, Roosevelt boot orders, and satirical jests about figures like Lincoln and Carrie Nation. It reports novelties, protests, odd anecdotes, and local tilt at politics, culture, and crops.
Political snippets and local editorials mix in era chatter
A collage of quotations from Tucson and Farmington papers touches on politics shopping and public virtue. Remarks scorn graft and praise prosperity while references to humorous personae and a lengthy fight between Mexican Pete and Arizona Booze echo the era’s partisan and social chatter.
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Pete
Arizona Booze
Boose
Holbrook Argus
Defense Plea Fits Abatement Over Standard Of Company
The defense will argue that tribulations caused by the Standard Of Company's operations do not affect foreign consumers and may be treated as a plea in abatement. Phoenix Republican specializes. It will pay every farmer of Quay county to focus on a specialty.
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Phoenix Republican
Quay County
Up-to-date Shoes and Slippers For All Ages on Sale
Dainty and useful Christmas present idea emphasized by a broad assortment of footwear for men women and children. Retailers are invited to trade, highlighting an exceptionally large selection for the season.
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Continental Casualty Co
Saint Sure
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A fragment notes a joking quote about a husband and a brief line on a political shortfall. The text references St. John's Herald and a concern about a nation deficit of about twelve hundred or more.
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The
Southwest
Clovis Named “Magic City” Amid Southwest Growth
The Clovis News notes rapid growth in over a year as two railroads invest millions, placing Clovis at the geographic center of the plains farming region. The paper highlights specialization and gradual expansion as key to development.
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Clovis
Plains
Southwest
Clovis News
Leach's Virgin Oil of Pine Cure Promotes Quick Relief
An old remedy claims a half ounce Virgin Oil of Pine two ounces Glycerine and a half pint Whiskey mixed will cure any curable cough and break a cold in 24 hours. A teaspoonful every four hours is advised and readers are urged to ask their druggist for the genuine Leach's Virgin Oil of Pine compound from the Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati Ohio.
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Leach
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
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