01 Jul 1904
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
1
The paper proclaims itself as the leading Republican daily in New Mexico with strong party principles. It lists D A MacPherson as president and W Burke as vice president along with editors and city editor, noting second class post office entry and daily publication.
Morning Journal advertised as having higher circulation than any Albuquerque or New Mexico daily. The notice lists subscription rates by mail and carrier and notes availability at the Congressional Library for travelers and researchers visiting Washington.
A historical report describes experiments using copper sulfate to sterilize large water supplies. It notes potential costs and effects on taste and appearance, with discussion of the method’s feasibility and safety by unnamed researchers and officials.
A garbled OCR fragment recounts a local race with mentions of vote counting, officials, and court action. It references Morrell and various community figures amid a tense political atmosphere and debates over decency standards and public conduct.
The article notes Theodore Roosevelt has served as U.S. president for three years and nearly nine months and is nominated by acclamation for the full term beginning on March 4. It discusses the political process and support from leaders and parties.
A fragmentary opinion voices Roosevelt as a commanding figure who unites and leads the Republican base, shaping strategy, discipline, and morale. It contrasts Republican vigor with Democratic blunders, forecasting a dramatic, high-stakes campaign fueled by a powerful, charismatic leader.
The Las Vegas Optic praises the gifted New Mexico legislators shaping a Scenic Route from Taos to Santa Fe and calls for action to keep the railroad open. The Roswell Record predicts the Hondo reservoir will be the first completed under the current reclamation act.
The garbled text depicts a chaotic scene of college students and farm aid or labor tensions. It references East Western colleges, a market or auction setting, and a struggle over crops, earnings, and procedures, with scattered names and places implied but unreadable. The fragment hints at broader social unrest and economic strain affecting students and rural communities.
The text references widespread fear among 2,000,000 inhabitants and mentions federal oversight, localities receiving attention, and political tension surrounding a raid. It hints at the impact on residents in New Orleans and Arizona, with mentions of Washington and Chicago in a cautious, abstract manner.
The passage reports on debate over methods used by Homevell and a call to forbid publication of a charge, arguing such reporting harms national reputation. It notes thirty two elites select governors this fall with some predicting improvement regardless of choices.
Russell Sage defends a nonstop work ethic drawing on his eighty eight year career. He argues vacations waste time and harm employer return, citing historical figures like Thurlow Weed and Horace Greeley to illustrate productivity through continuous labor and minimal breaks. He questions the idea that rest improves performance and urges loyalty to one’s employer.
A jagged excerpt discusses a new hook Velilisg, Pine and Leminent federas wines, claiming potential wealth for an expert. It mentions a bar ban and speculation about sales, with unclear context and quoted phrases from a local journal.
A dense column lists numerous real estate offerings with prices for 4 to 7 room houses, brick, adobe, and ranch properties across Highlands North Fourth Street Cromwell and Arno, plus a business property on Marquette Avenue. Also promotional cheap rail fares show low round trips to California and various Pacific destinations with May to September departures and a November 2 2004 return limit.
The probate clerk of Sandoval Territory New Mexico produced and filed the last will and testament of Isidore Freudenberg a resident of the county. The document was filed on May 40 1904 and will be proven on a later date in July 1894 according to court records.
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