Sewer Proposal for Albuquerque Seeks City Adoption
1908 city notice from Albuquerque officials discusses a Kansas City firm offer to build sewer systems including river outfall, pumping plant, ejectors, manholes, and tanks. The bid guarantees total costs not to exceed Gray estimates plus ten percent and outlines pricing by pipe size and depth for lateral sewers.
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Albuquerque
Chiney
Kansas City Company
Xii. M
Monorabie
N. M
Trumbell Avenue
East Side
West Side
M. Gray
Iic
Albuquerque prepares sewer bond bid and work terms
A proposed contract from American Light and Water Co outlines sewer work in Albuquerque New Mexico with per foot rates for 12 inch pipes and additional manholes flush tanks and guarantees. The city would receive bids for up to 300 000 at par with bond 100 000 and monthly cost estimates and progress reports.
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S&s
Albuquerque
Albuquerqur
Tate
N. M
American Light and Water Co
Henry C. Ulen, JR
M. Bonnell
W. P. Bullock
The
Continental Casualty Co
Senate to referee press clashes between Record and World
Opinion argues the senate should ensure a square deal in a dispute between the Congressional Record editor and the New York World editor. It proposes official equal treatment for both sides and suggests the senate receive communications and refer them to the proper committee before proceeding with a bill.
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United States Senate
Congressional Record
New York World
Senate
Kaiser’s Seclusion Mystery Persists Since November Interview
Reports from Berlin indicate continued mystification over the Kaiser’s use of comparative seclusion, a policy tied to his November 17 interview with Prince von Buelow. Observers note no diminishment in public attention or speculation about the matter.
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Dresden Nachrichten
Berlin
Kaiser
Prince von Buelow
Judge Gary's Western Ship Unemployed Bread Line Idea
The piece reports Judge EH Gary of United States Steel suggesting shipping unemployed New Yorkers west for work after visiting a poor New York quarter and observing bread lines. The Kansas City Journal warns that indiscriminate dumping would provoke strong protests from western communities. Powderly's observations support that many in the bread line avoid work, while some deserve aid.
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EH Gary
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Judge Gary
West
Kansas City
Powderly
Charity for a Confederate Veteran in Albuquerque
At Frenne and Lowther's undertaking rooms the body of an old Confederate soldier lies ready for burial. Riley, a veteran with a noble record, came to Albuquerque with his feeble wife who now rests in the Sisters' hospital pauper ward. The Grand Army post provides ongoing aid as the war ends in peace.
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Frenne’ & Lowther
Riley
Army of the Confederacy
Albuquerque
Johnnie
Yank
Sisters’ Hospital
Funeral arrangements for deceased believed to be in right
Dr. Cook of the Episcopal church will oversee the funeral with proper exercises this afternoon. An officer will detail pallbearers and fire a grave salute. Citizens willing to contribute to expenses should report to Mr. Frank McKee at the First National Bank.
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Potter's
P. S
Cook
Episcopal Church
Frank McKee
First National Bank
Fragmented Dispatches and Local News Across a Turbulent Patch
A jumble of items from Paris and Washington to Arizona and New Mexico outlines political talk of broad policy and finance. Local incidents include post office box thefts near Alamogordo, a fatal heart strain in Flagstaff, a deputy’s midnight encounter, a court case over a lamp feud, and a donation of a grand pipe organ to a Silver City cottage hospital.
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John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
New Mexico
Eanatorium
Silver City
Bhandsome Dée Memorial
Southwest
Sargasso Sea Vanishes According to Norfolk Telegram
A Norfolk telegram reports the Sargasso sea has disappeared, leaving a broad expanse of clear water previously marked by seaweed. Captain James Walters of the British steamship Hornby Castle arrived in Norfolk en route from Vera Cruz to Glasgow and confirmed the change, with the report submitted to the Washington hydrographic office.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Sargasso Sea
Atlantic
James Walters
Hornby Castle
Vera Cruz
Glasgow
Hydrographic Office
Washington
Europe
North Atlantic
Abol Joe Cannon in a House Tariff Tale
Frank W. Taylor Jr. narrates a Chicago Record Herald vignette where Joe Cannon tries to secure inclusion among the “lower tariff men.” A hidden writer and a stealthy exchange reveal Cannon’s cautious bid, ending with his name appearing among rivals while fear drives the list.
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Frank W. Taylor, Jr
Chicago Record-Herald
Abou
Joe Cannon
Stomach and Liver Tablets Gain Public Endorsement
A Nova Scotia reader, David Freeman of Kempt, says Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets gave relief from a heavy dull feeling after meals. The tablets strengthen digestion regulate liver and bowels and are claimed to be superior to pills. A free sample is offered at a local drug store.
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Chamberlain
David Freeman
Kempt
Nova Scotia
Do UL GriRielly
Southwestern News Notes
W A Peterson of Yuma Arizona is a late arrival in Washington. Jozeph Lewis has been reappointed postmaster at Padillas New Mexico. Miss Lydia Hayes formerly a teacher in the mission schools of New Mexico.
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Maggie Culverhouse
Tacwon
Cour
W. A. Peterson
Yuma, Ariz
Washington
Jozeph
Lewis
Padillas, N. M
Lydia Hayes
Mission Schools of
New Mex
Incunabula and the Moonshine Sheet Dialogue
A fragmentary exchange features Roosevelt era figures discussing memoranda and newspapers. The dialog alludes to letters denying patronage, a term incunabula linked to veracity, and mock banter about the New York Sun and a moonshine sheet.
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St Louis Post-Dispatch
Foulke
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
W. M Laffan
The
New York Sun
40 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Patent Remedy Claim
Claim that the laxative bromine quinine tablets will cure a cold in one day. States a refund if it fails and that the Grove s signature appears on each box. Mentions FW. Groves.
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Drugis Ta
Groves
Platt to Publish Memoirs in Magazine
New York Dec 16 United States Senator Thomas Platt will publish his memoirs in a magazine. His recollections are said to be written with notable freedom about politicians, making some of them uneasy.
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Platt
New York
United State
Thomas
There Must Be Something In It For the Royal Typewriter
A Santa Fe Freight Office stenographer praises the Royal 65 typewriter after six months of heavy use. She claims it outperforms standard $100 models from Remington Underwood Smith-Premier Fox and others, declaring the Royal for her every time. A cut rate on new Underwood typewriters is advertised by Aleq Typewriter Exchange.
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Sayeth Webster
Webster
Laffan
Boa
Remington
Underwood
Smith-Premier
Fox
Royal
PS. Brock
Santa Fe Freight Office
ALEQ
Typewriter Exchange
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