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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1908
Page
2
The article details discussions on liability reform to reduce court losses for injuries and cites support for profit sharing as a solution. It notes labor leaders and business figures weighing Taft's upcoming administration, with Seth Low as president and Samuel Gompers among vice presidents, ending with a banquet where Taft spoke.
The article records Roosevelt denying any connection with a syndicate and calling the allegation a fabrication for campaign purposes. It notes continued coverage on the row from page 1 and column 6, reflecting political tension and denial.
Representative Rainey of Illinois said after the president's canal purchase message was read in Congress that it confirms the transfer's validity but does not resolve whether the government was a victim of Wall Street manipulation. He announced plans to pursue further information after the holidays.
Los Angeles reports Mrs Sebell A. Martin found guilty of conspiracy in dynamiting Judge F. B. Ogden’s residence on March 1 1907. The jury deliberated under ten minutes. Judge Wells set sentence for next Saturday morning. maximum penalty cited as life imprisonment. The case included sensational episodes and claims by Martin involving a ward named Baby John. The youth testified he planted the dynamite under Martin’s direction.
An advertisement extols Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble affecting women and men alike. It claims kidney disease harms mood and vitality, urges treatment with the Kilmer product, and offers various bottle sizes and a free pamphlet by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
Sticks of dynamite were concealed in several city areas and located by police following directions given by a boy known as Baby John who guided officers to each site where the explosives were recovered.
The War Department reported to Congress that survey findings show Texas Colorado River improvement from its mouth upriver is not warranted now, though a distant time may promise some benefit. A separate resolution by Senator Foraker sought details on the Brownsville affair investigation but was laid aside due to objections.
An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar claims to clear air passages stop throat irritation soothe inflamed membranes and end a stubborn cough. It asserts the cold is expelled from the system and urges consumers to buy the genuine yellow package from J H O Rielly Co.
The Aztec Fuel Company advertises lump coal at 6.50 dollars per ton with no fixed purchase time. It also promotes Pilone 251 and dining at the Columbus Hotel promising good company for patrons.
Italian runner Dorando Pietri led at twenty-five miles and collapsed near the goal as Longboat of India surged late to win the marathon at Madison Square Garden. Longboat finished in 2 hours 45 minutes 5.2 seconds. Dorando faded near the end.
Hugo Kelly of Chicago and Billy Papke fought twenty five rounds in Los Angeles. Referee James J. Jeffries ruled a draw at the end, amid loud protests from Kelly backers and 4,500 spectators. Kelly landed cleaner blows while Papke pressed the action. Papke was cut and won no decisive knockdown though both eyes were swollen.
An advertisement touts possum as a revolutionary skin treatment discovered a year ago. It allegedly clears eczema itching and facial blemishes with a single overnight application, offering a 50 cent package and a $2 jar at Albuquerque drug stores. Samples available by mail from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
In a fast paced 12 round contest both men connected hard with Papke pressing Kelly. By rounds 16 and 20 Papke suffered a swollen eye and facial punishment yet remained the stronger fighter as the bout ended with both men near equal on the cards. Both weighed 158 pounds at Jeellock and appeared in good condition.
In Boston on December 15 Owen Moran, the featherweight champion of England, defeated Frankie Neil in twelve rounds at the Armory Athletic Club. Moran dominated from start to finish, punishing Neil throughout though Neil remained spunky to the final bell.
General Bell issues orders moving about twenty thousand regular army troops over the next year. Eight thousand to return from the Philippines and an equal number to sail from the United States to replace them. Details list cavalry and infantry units with sailing and stationing dates across various posts including Fort Ethan Allen Fort Des Moines and the Presidio of Monterey. Cited note that dates are 100 percent valid unless stated otherwise. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised for coughs and colds.
Leo P Sout, a young naval apprentice held at Mare Island Navy yard prison, confessed to complicity in a murder and robbery in Pittsburg last November. The admission follows suspicions tied to the incident and was reported today by naval officials.
A young apprentice recalls being followed from a street car at 1 AM by Sout and three others who struck him with a blackjack, beat him, and robbed him. He says they obtained $73 in loot and his share. The confession will go to Pittsburg police, with Stout held awaiting further instructions.
The Mare at 211 South First offers handkerchiefs from 1e to 250 and Gieves for all ages from baby to grandpa, with prices 106 to 1.50. Hosiery and curtains stretchers arrive from the Southern Nebla with aplendia values 10e to 2he. Carpet sweepers include Bissell models at 2.75 and power for 1.35, promising savings on carpets and floors.
Mexico City December 5 Congress adjourned today as Finance Minister Limastour reported the federal exchequer runs a surplus of 594,026 pesos. The budget for the coming year shows revenue of 97,262,000 pesos and expenditures of 96,985,402.11 pesos, leaving an estimated surplus of 225,507.89 pesos.
In stock and made to order, lowest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed by Fu Trelle Furniture Co.
Washington reports an official post office order implements the German based rate for January 1 but excludes Hawaii Porto Rico the Philippines and other U S possessions from the agreement the policy applies only to the mainland states and Alaska The item also notes Foley s Kidney Remedy as a medical product available through J H O Rielly Co
An old advertisement proclaims unrivaled laundering of ladies collars waists skirts and ditch suits by Imphal Laundry located at the back of Post-Office.
Local notice claims OUM POLICY ES QUICK SALES and small props show you that savings are possible. The fragment references F G Pratt & Co at 2148 Sloond and urges readers to compare prices to save money on groceries.
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