County Assessor Grunsfeld Faces Four Percent Fees Fight
In Albuquerque 1906 the court news notes County Assessor Grunsfeld seeks four percent fees on the last two years of assessment rolls. The county commissioners allegedly refused, offering two percent. Grunsfeld may sue, arguing the organic act forbids reducing county officer emoluments during a term.
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Morning Journal
Grunsfeld
Board of County Commissioners
Grimefeld
Jost
Territory
Court to decide if salary cut contracts are binding
The text notes a pledge agreement where salary reductions were to take effect immediately and that it is now before the courts to determine if such a contract can be enjoined. The historical report centers on legal questions surrounding enforceability and court action.
Not the Right Lesson on Tariff By The Chronicle
The San Francisco Chronicle argues that the national deficit and steel rail tariffs show infant industries can compete without protection. It urges upward tariff revision is unnecessary, proposing instead more railway construction to boost revenue and national prosperity.
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California
Mr. Carnegie
Horace as a wine booster in historical lecture debate
Professor Guggliela Ferrero argues in Boston that Horace acted as a modern press agent promoting wine to boost consumption. The San Francisco Chronicle disputes this, noting Horace’s odes cite wine but were not written as commercial endorsements and may reflect broader cultural references.
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Guggliela Ferrero
Rome
Lowell Institute of Boston
Horace
Ital
Europe
San Francisco Chronicle
Taft to Call Extra Session March Fifteen
Washington reports from Hot Springs say President Taft will convene an extraordinary session on March 15 to tackle tariff revision and other business. The tariff bill is expected to be drafted by the Ways and Means Committee and presented to the Senate by late March before the extra session continues.
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Washington Star
Hot Springs
Taft
Congress
Senate
House
Industrial Revolution Gains Ground in Profit Sharing Move
A London dispatch reports Sir Christopher Furness proposing profit sharing in his shipbuilding empire. He ordered twelve engines and aimed to build six vessels at Hare Wharf and six at Miskelbetown, hoping workers’ shares rise in value and reduce personal worries through cooperative gain.
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Great Britain
England
London
Christopher Furness
M. P
Harebor
Miskelbetown
Taft Pledges Roosevelt Policies For Congress Action
The piece lists Roosevelt era goals Taft is pledged to carry out, including federal supervision of stock issues by interstate transportation firms, Sherman act amendments for rail pooling, and oversight of large interstate companies. It notes cooperation among justice, commerce, labor, and the ICC, plus territorial admissions and currency reform plans.
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Taft
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Department of Commerce and Labor
Interestate Commerce Commission
New Mexico
Arizona
Currency Commission
Europe
Roosevelt
Window Shades In Stock And Made To Order
Fu Treille Furniture Co offers window shades in stock or made to order with low prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Futrelle Furniture Co
Abominable feisehood and statehood in a sensational maze
A fragmenting look at political tempers in New Mexico and beyond mentions rapid statehood, threats by the Dutch toward Caracas, and a public interest in a first automobile in San Marcial. It condemns sensational newspapers and notes Roosevelt letters and arid comparisons with Chicago politics.
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San Marcial
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A collage of editorials and letters from Southwestern papers praising Roosevelt and commenting on local politics and business. Mentions John D. quitting money for the Brotherhood of Man and a railroad improvements boost in Clovis. Includes a humorous take on a local mayor and a testimonial for Chamberlains Tablets.
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The
Southwest
Clovis
Clovis News
Bluewater Valley Sees Major Influx Of New Settlers
Bluewater New Mexico reports a flood of settlers purchasing farms in the Bluewater valley. People from California Colorado Missouri and Albuquerque are buying land and building homes. Investors plan lime kilns and irrigation projects while government weather stations are established and a Santa Fe rail track is eyed. The community prepares for Christmas school vacation and a strong winter season.
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Bluewater
N. M
William Nitasche
California
Bluewater Valley
Nitzsche
Jake Goetz
Estancia Valley
Sam V. May
Goetz
John T. Branyon
Holly, Colo
Branyon
Colorado
Bhuewater
Clarence Bo Spooner
Albuquerque
Spooner
J. G. Walker
Bluaewater
Ll. O DulRoss
Freemont
Ind
Walker
DuRoss
Bluewater School
Indiana
Charles C. Carpenter
Los Angeles
Cal
Francis N Shelton
Missouri
Shetten
Lieutenant McGuirk
Fort Leavenworth
Thomas Davy
Henry F. Brock
Deming
Brock Ia
Granville F Brock
Black
Brock
Kime
Zuni Mountains
United States
Bluewater Reservoir
Blue Water
Bluewater Reservoir Sees Development and Wildlife Stocking
The report notes a commodious brick building planned to replace present quarters and that the Bluewater reservoir will be stocked with Wisconsin brook trout by the government. It mentions thousands of ducks seen on the reservoir and nearby ponds, and urges a progressive up to date dairy for Binewater.
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Binewater
Silver Avenue
New State
Central Avenue
Highland Avenues
Paris Society Hearing Reveals Count Castellane Feud
The Paris society hearing unfolds with M. Julemier accusing Count Castellane of mendacity to the Gould family to damage rival de Sagan. Speakers argue over custody and control of $60,000 annual income for Castellane’s children, amid claims of extortion and scandal.
Royal typewriter proves value in daily use
In this advertisement A Rosenwald endorses the Royal 65-dollar typewriter. Since last March his office has used one and finds it superior and cost effective, recommending it for any business seeking a top class machine at a fair price.
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S$ A. Rosenwald
Gould Heir Fights for Mother in Custody Case with Prince
In a custody hearing George Gould expresses concern over his sister's planned marriage to Prince Helle de Sagan. He supports the mother to keep the children with her and warns a scandal could prompt removal. The lawyer asks the court to avoid splitting the family.
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Mr. Roussett
George Gould
Prince Helle de Sagan
de Sagan
de Castellane
de Sagan Houseshold
New Herpicide Claim Targets Dandruff Germ
Advertisement states dandruff is caused by a germ that digs into the scalp and claims only Herpicide can kill it. It promises disappearance of dandruff, hair loss, and baldness by destroying the germ and offers samples for 10 cents and products priced 50 cents and 1.00. Special agents and Detroit, Michigan, as the company location are noted.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
H. Briggs and Co
Wife Murder Case at Bellingham Nears Close
In Leltingham Washington state rested its case in the murder trial of J K Thomas charged with killing his divorced wife. Defense attorney J B Abrams prepared to show the woman had threatened him and that the homicide followed an attempted shooting by the former wife. The body was found after July 19 and buried two days later.
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Leltingham
Wash
J. K. Thomas
J. B Abrams
Thomas
Leach’s Virgin Oil of Pine Cure Advertisement
An old patent medicine claim promotes Leach's Virgin Oil of Pine Compound as a cure for coughs and colds. The bottle promises a half ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine, two ounces glycerine, and whiskey per dose, with a teaspoonful every four hours. It cites Leach Chemical Co. of Cincinnati as the maker.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
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