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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1908
Page
6
The report notes restored confidence nationwide with expansion in trade and industry. It highlights gains in wholesale and manufacturing centers, steady to strong commodity prices, and better net receipts though farm incomes remain below last year. Foreign trade improves, but caution grows against boom talk.
Washington dispatches report a heated reaction in both houses over a president's message paragraph on the secret service law. Members consider a committee to investigate and recommend action while some urge striking the paragraph from records. supporters fear upsetting the president but want a response.
A reform critique argues the amendment benefits criminals by hindering crime detection across departments including the treasury and secret service. It cites past successes in shutting down lotteries, uncovering land and timber frauds, and prosecuting high level officials, while urging broad powers to pursue wrongdoing or a carveout protecting Congress.
The Boer leader General Viljoen, who refused the oath after the South African war, has become a United States citizen in Chambering, New Mexico. Governor Curry telegraphed congratulations as Viljoen gains final papers and a role on the governor’s staff. The Washington Star notes possible future civic involvement in New Mexico’s statehood era.
The death of Rear Admiral Coghlan recalls a post Spanish war incident at a Manila era dinner when he recited Hoch der Kaiser. The recital drew German ire and a Navy inquiry, though Coghlan insisted no disrespect was intended.
Harper's Weekly reports on a method to build good country roads on sandy ground. The plan, attributed to Minnesota's state highway engineer, is claimed to be serviceable despite sandy foundations. Cambridge in Isanti county is highlighted as a strong example where sand dominates the district.
The exchange hints at a lively bout with Treeter dominating early aggression. Puck notes the match remains unsettled as Daly and Walt anticipate more rounds.
A collection of quips from editors in the Southwest and remarks from papers like the Los Angeles Times the Galveston Tribune and the Tucson Citizen. It notes varied opinions on heroes gold camps and political matters with playful barbs and satire.
The newspapers mock rival Williams from Germany Nebraska and Ohio while praising William of the plains known for a diet of cans and cacti. Doctors label strenuosity a disease threatening egotism and meddling, and debates on statehood and prohibition stir Arizona New Mexico constitutional talks.
Mrs Ida Wood of Phoenix was accidentally shot and may not survive by a man named Fitzpatrick. Eduardo Vigil captured near Paraje after attacking and robbing Pablo Garcia. Snowflake residents form a dry farming association. Campbell cult to be tested in that region. Three signal lanterns stolen near Roosevelt dam endangering travelers. A deadly gas pipe incident at Ash Park. a Mexican section hand killed a former companion during a drunken dispute. Fire damages an oil tank and damages the Roosevelt cement plant though mill operation may continue. Frank Spence convicted of murder near Prescott. death sentence to be set by Judge Sloan. Southern Pacific buys 166 acres south of Eastlake Park, Phoenix for 28000 dollars. Dine at the Columbus Hotel.
County Superintendent A B Stroup says teachers examinations will be conducted at the courthouse starting January 15 1909. The notice follows a circular issued by Territorial Superintendent James H Clark and distributed to county superintendents.
J E Clark Territorial Superintendent announces the next regular county examination on Friday and Saturday January 15 and 16 1909 starting at 8 am. All holders of permits must attend to secure certificates and those with second or third grade certificates may attempt higher grades. Prospective teachers should attend to prepare for summer institutes and those without licenses should participate.
A fire in Marsevan Turkey tested Anatolia college students who arrived with a small engine and tin buckets. They beat the blaze before the city engine, earning praise for discipline and effort while Turkish firemen lagged behind. The incident fueled American-Turkish friendship and support for the college.
An advertisement claims a cure for coughs and colds using Virgin Oil of Pine, glycerine, and whiskey. The formula is marketed as Leach's Virgin Oil of Pine compound, prepared by the Leach Chemical Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio, with dosing every four hours.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript shows dialogue about bracing for a night performance. Karnstorm and Soda Clark discuss readiness and striking plans as the scene unfolds in a drug store setting.
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