Christian associations drive student improvement at Agricultural College
The Young Men's and Young Women's Christian associations enroll many new members as students plan a busy year. A bi monthly dormitory entertainment is scheduled, social rooms are being equipped, and a steer fattening test using kaffir corn and corn stover is planned to prove economical rations. Campus beautification, new water systems, and growing music programs headed by Professor Watkins mark a vibrant year at the college.
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Morning Journal
Agricultural College
Olesudla Park
Mary Louise Nowlin
Anderson
Las Cruces
Sweet
Stenographers’ Association
Deemer
College Row
C. T. Turney
el Pato
Board of Regents
Watkins
How One Doctor Successfully Treats Pneumonia
Dr W J Smith of Sanders Ale advocates Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for pneumonia and lung treatment. He says he uses it for lungs and coughs with his medical practice and personally, and recommends it as superior to other cough remedies. Sold by all druggists.
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W. J. Smith
Sanders
Ale
Chamberlain
Oil Trust Hearing Nears Close
Morning Journal reports the Standard Oil defense may submit no further evidence as the government case nears its end. Today's session adjourned at counsel’s request to review existing evidence and decide on calling more witnesses. Hugo C. Washburn testified about his career with Standard Oil California and subsequent employers.
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Lcott
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Calforna
Standard Oil Company of California
Southern Heming Company
Puenta Oil Company
Southern
Peonta
Frank 0 Kellogg
Washburn
Peunta Company
Oil Refinery Dispute and Price Moves Spark Adjournment
The report notes a dispute over refining duties with Peunta under an agreement to refine oil while Standard Oil reportedly sold Peunta oil. Mr Wasburn says he knows nothing of the contract. Los Angeles oil prices rose from ten to twelve cents per gallon in 1908, and Peunta then cut refinery output and price. Adjournment was moved to Monday with a plan for further session after January.
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Wasburn
Los Angeles
Decision May Release Insurance Officials in New York Case
New York December 11 1905 The supreme court freed John Ro Hege man president of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co from indictments for perjury related to a 1905 report to the superintendent The district attorney says he will appeal If the ruling stands it could quash all indictments against insurance officials including George W Perkins and Charles S Fairchild of New York Life and Robert A Grannis of Mutual Life Evidence deemed insufficient for willful perjury The case travels to higher courts while related forgery charges linger
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John Ro Hegeman
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Supreme Court
Jerome
Court of Appeals
Hegeman
Metropolitan Life Insuranes Company
Superntendent of Insurance
Apellate
Hegenim
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
Charles S&s. Fairchild
Robert A. Grannis
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Muc key and Attell set for ten rounders in New Orleans
In New Orleans on December 11 the lightweight contenders Bln Muckey and Abe Attell were matched to fight ten rounds for a decision at 122 pounds. The bout is to occur on Christmas night at the Southern Athletic Club with promoters promising a decisive outcome. The card also features a Salinas, California fighter Wright identified as the man later linked to a death by suicide near Soledad. An unsigned note left by the deceased said he had not eaten since November 30 and claimed to be a brother of Mrs Sarah Arewington of Frederickt on Missouri.
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Bln
Muckey
Abe” Attell
Ern
Salinas
Cal
Whee
Soledad
Sarah Arewington
Fredericketon
Tawney
Commission On Country Life
Roosevelts Plans With Heney In January Speeches
President Roosevelts word is Francis J Heney the San Francisco prosecutor will travel east in January to address reform clubs in many cities between San Francisco and New York and will confer with the president during the trip.
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Dew
Presient
Roonevelt
Francis J. Heney
San Franciisco “Statt
Reform Clube
San Francisco
New York
Heney
North Dakota Senator Hansbrough Remains in Minneapolis
Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota, once ill in Minneapolis for several days, worsened and was moved to Asbury Hospital for treatment. He is a patient under care with updates pending.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dee
H. ©. Hansbrough
North Dakota
Asbury Hospital
Treasury buys silver for delivery at New Orleans and Denver
The Treasury in Washington DC reports purchases of 74 000 ounces for delivery at New Orleans and 56 000 ounces for delivery at Denver at 48.961 cents per ounce.
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Denver
Ballard's Herbine touted as liver and bowel cure
A health advice notice urges readers to treat constipation biliousness and liver troubles with Ballard's Herbine claiming it cures stomach liver and bowel ailments. Sold by J H O Rielly Co and others.
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Ballard
J. H. O'Rielly & Co
Night Rider Indictments in Feelfoot Lake Raids
Twenty seven indictments for capital offenses returned by a special grand jury in Union City Tennessee related to Night Rider raids around Feelfoot Lake. Charges include murder in the Ran kin lynching at Walnut Log and arson of J. C. Burdick’s fish decks at Samburg, plus six counts of violating the Ku Klux act for felonious assault while in disguise. Trials for alleged traders are being prepared for Monday.
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Feelfoot Lake
Quentin Rankin
Walnut Log
J. C. Burdick
Samburg
Congressmen to Consider Alleged Insult by President
A congressional resolution requests five members of the House to review President's remarks about the secret service in the treasury department and report any action. The measure passed with Perkins leading and broad debate over executive statements and congressional dignity.
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Treasury Department
United States
Congress of the
Maniac with Gun Rampage Terrorizes New Jersey Town
An aged man, shouting he was John the Baptist, terrorized Edgewater New Jersey for nearly an hour this afternoon. He waved a revolver on Main Street, robbed three shops, and exchanged gunfire with a pursuing posse before being shot and captured. He claimed the name Arthur Pomeroy and said he escaped from a Connecticut sanitarium.
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John the Baptist
Gawe
Pomeroy
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Stamlferd
Conn
Harbors Congress Endorses $100 Million Waterway Bond Plan
The Natloene Rivers and Harbors congress urged a federal bond issue of 100 million dollars for major waterways work to be financed for government use. The proposal, modeled after Panama Canal bonds, passed at the current session and was presented to President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon. Vice President nominees included L. Bradford Prince of Santa Fe New Mexico.
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Congress
Fairbanks
Cannon
L. Bradford Prince
Santa Fe
N. M
Lungs and Throat Cured by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
A Washington D C 70 year old man I P Swords credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with curing two years of lung and throat trouble and debility He calls it a fine tonic and notes the medicine is a pure malt whiskey prescribed by doctors and sold in sealed bottles at $1.00 Warns buyers to seek the genuine Old Chemist label and seal
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Washington, D. C
Duffy
Washington, D.C
Swords
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
New Mexicans Push for Higher Wool Tax
Reader notes from Pace f Cob 6 indicate New Mexicans want changes in a house bill to raise the wool tax, though the proposal may constrain new measures. The item frames local sentiment and legislative tension over taxation policy.
Army Leaves Cuba in April
Washington reports final return plans for the army of Cuba pacification with evacuation to the United States set for on or about April 1. The dispatch outlines the concluding instructions for repatriation and completion of the mission.
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Cuba
Washington, D. C
United States
Army of
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim with Quinine Tablets
A 26 cent box promises to cure a cold in one day using laxative bromos and quinine. The label claims a refund if the remedy fails and bears the signature of E. W. Grove on each box.
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E. W. Grove
Imperial Laundry Ad Promises Unmatched Laundering
An advertisement from Imperial Laundry touts superior laundering for ladies collars shirt waists skirts and duck suits with wording emphasizing thorough cleaning and care. The ad appears on the back of a post opitich.
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Imperial Laundry
Postopitich
Notice of Separate Responsibility Declared by Husband
Vicinta Chavez de Gonzales is declared not responsible for any debts or charges incurred by her after separating from husband T. G. Gonzales due to refusal to live together.
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Vicinta Chavez de Gonzales
T. G. Gonzales
Home Cooking Dominates at Columbus Hotel
The Columbus Hotel showcases a quiet culinary scene with guests enjoying simple, dependable home cooking. Patrons praise familiar dishes and steady service, reflecting a homelike atmosphere that appeals to regulars and new visitors alike.
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Columbus Hotel
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